The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-13

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 12-No returns have
been received except on the gubernational vote
and those are still scattering. Returns from
500 townships and wards give Republican gaiLs
OF nearly 5000. The Democrats conceded the
election of Hayes by 5000 majority and have
about deserted their headquarters here. Re:
pnbllcans claim the election by 10000 majority.
NEW JEFFERSON, Oct. 12-This county prob
ably gives Republican majority of 45O.
=, NEW YORK, Oct l2.-Speci4ls from Ohio to
the n: 7. Times indicate the election of Hayes
Dy l5,0O0 to 10000 majority. Hamilton county
IS reported carried by the Republicans. who are
said to have elected the whole county ticket.
IOWA.
Council BLUFFS, Oct 12-Fremont county
gives $50 majority for the Democratic state
ticket Brooks (rep.) is elected to the Legisla-
tnre. Pottawa annie county gives Republican
majority of from 100 to 200. Wright and White
(reps. y are elected to the Legislature. Town of
Neveda, Stony county, gives Krkwood 800 ma
jority The county will go Republican by a
good majority. In Clinton a very heavy vote
was polled. and the Republicans have been vic
torous. Kirkwood's majority will be about
100. The indications are that the whole Re
publican county ticket is elected by majorties
ranging from $50 to 300. There are large Re
publican gains here.
WEST UNION, Oct. 12-Kirkwood's MAORI
ty is 140.
DEsMoINEs, Iowa, Oct I2-No constitution
al amendments were submitted in this state
this year.. The Register up to this hour III 80
p. m.) indicates Republican gain of about Is
per cent. over the majority of that party in
1874, when it was 2S,743, and a gain of 20 per
cent. over the Republican majority for COVER
nor in 1873 There are very large Republican
gains in some counties and Democratic gains
in one or two.
The best informed Republicans estimate the
majority for Kirkwood, Republican candidate
for Governor at $4,000. There is every indica-
ton of much larger Republican gain in the
Legislature than on the state ticket unless the
specials to The State Register are greatly out of
the way The Republicans will have at least
40 majority in the legislature on joint ballot.
These are Republican estimates. The Demo-
brats concede the legislature and state by rs
900.
INDIANoLA, Iowa, Oct. 1.-THE estimated
majority in the county for Kirkwood is 800.
The Republican senator is doubtless elected.
The representative is close.
DAVENPORT, Oct. 1.-THE vote is light.
This city gives about 400 Democratic majority
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. u The Republican tick
ct is almost unanimous.
CORNING, Oct. 2-Kirkwoods majority in
the county is 550
WASHINGTON Oct 12.-This township gives
81 Republican majority.
OTTUMwA, Oct. 12-The election is close and
exciting and very large vote was polled. The
indications are that the Republicans have a
small majority.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Oct. 12.-There is de-
cided Republican majority in all the townships
heard from.
GRINNELL, Oct 12.-The Republican MAORI
ty in this township is 49, Total vote 351 De-
MONIES gives about 800 Republican majority,
and the Republicans have elected the county
ticket.
SHELBY, Oct. 1.-THE Republican candidates
in this township. johnson county gives a ma
jority of $50 against Kirkwood, and probably a
small majority for all the Democratic candi-
dates.
SIOUX CITY, Oct. 12.-Incomr lete returns in
dictate Republican majority of from 200 to 800
on the state ticket and still larger majority
on the county ticket
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, Oct. 12.-To-day's election in this
city has passed off in quiet and orderly man.
Fer. Much hard work has been Gone on both
sides, but determination wide spread among
the voters to have the best men without regard
to party has led to much scratching of tickets.
In Hall county the entire Republican state
ticket is elected by an overwhelming majority.
Case county gives the Republican state ticket
aood majority. The county ticket was divid-
ed and the Democratic Sheriff and Clerk ran
ahead of their ticket. In Clay county the Re-
publican state, county and Judicial tickets were
elected by So majority.
Newark, N. j., Carried by the Repub- Ii
cans.
NEWARK, n. j., Oct 1.-THE city election
has resulted in immense Republican majorties.
Henry j. Yates is elected mayor by 1890 ma
jority over Andrew Smalley Dem.), who car
red only two wards out of fifteen. The Re-
publicans also elect thirteen of fifteen alder
men. The next council will stand 10 Republ-
cans to II Democrats. The Republican gain
over the last mayor election in 1873, is over
$500.