The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-14
The Election!
THE VERY LATEST +!
William Alien again Settles Down
and Hayes Rises Up with n
Majority of 1000 and
the River Towns
all I'm.
OUR MORNING REPORT.

net Republican gain of 1870, according
to the figures Of the Republican State
Executive Committee.
At the Democratic Committee Rooms
the election Of Hayes is conceded, but it
is claimed that his majority will not be
more than $500. The Democrats claimed
the election of Allen late yesterday al
tsrnoon, but subsequently dropped to a
concession Of Hayes election, and at
night gradually increased his majority.
The best estimate that can be made
this morning gives the Senate to the
Republicans by small majority.
The House stands 81 Republicans to q
Democrats and 2 2-doubtfuI.
Franklin county returns give Allen
majority in the county Of about 1,O5O,
Republican gain of over LOO.
WHAT THE DEMOCRATS STILL say.
Mr.. Paxton this morning received a
|'dispatch from Columbus, stating that.
according to the latest returns, but 400
votes more were required for Allen to
overcome Hayes majority.
The announcement has occasioned
much surprise and excitement on the
streets, and bets are beginning to be
made that Allen is elected. Those.who
now feeling very blue.
The Republicans, however, claim that
the dispatches are for effect merely, and
that Hayes majority will be at least a
couple Of thousand, or perhaps twice
that.
II. Ii. Stephenson telegraphed to A. T.
| Wykoff at Columbus this morning for
the latest election news, but up to noon
had not received a line.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 14.-EveE thing is ex-
citement at the Democratic headquar-
ters. Within the last hour they
have received returns from five
counties which they claim
give Democratic gains that will cu
down Hayes majority immensely il no
elect Allen. Will send you result o
their figures as soon as they get them
in shape.
COLUMBUS, Get. 14.-Au is still ex,
citement at Democratic headquarters,
and from hasty compilations of late re.
turns Allen Is probably elected.
No estimate of majority can be given,
but the Democrats .laim that it will
reach over 1000.
Nothing can be learned at Republican
headquarters. All Is confusion.
THE FINAL REPORT.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 14-2 p. M.-The very
latest, with all counties but three heard
from, and mistake in Hamilton county
figures corrected, elects Hayes by lisa
majority.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 94.-2:so p. M.-The
members of the Executive Commit
tees at both headquarters are
now hard at work revising fg-
ures, correcting errors and trying
to arrive at as near a correct result
as possible from the figures now
| in. Thompson is willing to concede
Hayes 1,7so, and Capt. Wykof claims
now that the majority will, when all is
accurately figured. reach about 4.00.
The counties not heard from gave a
Democratic majority of 5,sT1 in 1878. but
the majority for Hayes now stands To-
go. This is all the information in the
possession of either party that can be re-
lied on. Other 'so-called returns being
merely vague rumors.
HAYES STILL RISING UP.
CoLUMBUs, Oct. AS p. M.-The State
Democratic Central Committee now con-
cede the election OF Hayes and the State
Republican tic1et by i've thousand ma
jority. though they say that returns from
two or three strong Democratic counties
may reduce the figures, but they can not
change the results.
At.the Republican headquarters they
claim Hayes majority at 5000. The
Legislature win probably be Republican
in both branches.
Admitting the election Of John L. Bali,
Democrat Senator in Hamilton county.
the Senate stands, Republicans, 10,
Democrats, rs. In the lower house the
Republicans claim s. out Of no members,
and say their chances are even in eean-
Ties not yet heard from.
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