The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE OHIO ELECTIONS.
Especial telegram to the pispatch.l

W ASHiNGT0S, October IA 3 p. M.-Tele-
grams from Cincinnati report The widest ex.
element prevailing there because of the
closcness Of the vote, the river aud mining
districts rat,ling up heavy majorities for Al.
len, and the Democrats are claiming bis cleo
ton. There is intense anxiety here among
all classes as TO the result, and the Republi.
cans are exhibiting signs Of dependency.
4 telegram from Cincinnati says the Demo
Gratis claim Allen by two thousand majority.
[Dou5,less we shall have later returns be.
fore going to press.l
lBy Associated PressI
"MoRE DOUBT THAN HorE."
CINcIxSATt. Octobcrs14.-Th following Is
bule,ined at the Gazette office:
"Returns ON seyenty.tive counties give
a net Republican gain of 1000. The thirteen
counties vet to be heard from are such as to
inspire more doubt than hope"
THE STATE CONCEDED TO TIE REPUBLICANS.
COLUMBUS, October 14.-After very caro-
fully figuring, 4. L. Wickoff, chairman of the
Republican State Committee, states that sX-
Is eight counties now reported give 10,607
minority for Hayes. The twenty counties
not beard from gave Democratic majority
of 5.27I in 1878. The Democrats here claim
a gam Of 1,402 in sixteen Of these counties,
and the Republican gain 1000 in four OF
them. This would leave net msjority OF
1 934 for Hayes. The Democrats concede the
State to the Republicans.
PROBABLE CONTEST OF .HATEs's ELECTION.
CISclSSATI October 1.-THE Illness Co.
IumbuS special says All the returns are
in except from two counties. II these two
poll The same vote as in 1873 Hayes will have
| 6. 800 majority. The chairman OF the Demo
cratic State Com nit,ee says if Hayes is not
elected by over 1000 majority, and the
Democrats get either branch OF the General
Assembly, be proposes to contest Hayes
| election on the ground of frauds 10 Cuyahoga
county"
SIGNIFICANT DISPATCHES.
COLUMBUS, October 1.-THE following
dispatches explain themselves:
Columbus, October 49, To Hon. Hendrtck
B. WRIGHT, Chairman State Democratic
| Committee. Philadelphia The State has
gone for Hayes by q small msjority. The
returns indicate that the Democracy polieda
vote 1905 larger than was ever cast Tor any
man elected Governor Of Ohio. GU defeat
was the result Of the most LAVISH eXpeDdl-
ture of money which ever characterized
| political contest, the colonization of !raudu.
lent votes, and the introduction Of the false
issue on the public school question, which
excited the prejudice and b'gotry OF religious
! hate. JOHN U. ! HoMPSoN,
| for the Democratic Executive Committee.
CoLrMBCs October 49, Chairman Repuo-
lican State Committee, Philadelphia The
diSpq'co OF John @. Thompson, chairman OF
| the Ohio Democratic Committee, OF this date,
to the chairman of The Pennsylvania Demo.
cratic Committee. so far as it relates 10
frauds pcrpetrated aud the lavish expeHdl-
ture of money by the Republicans OF this
State, is a lalsehood, and be knew it when
he signed it. A. L. WIcKoFF'
Chairman Republican State Committee.
COLUMBUS. October 14-Returns consider
ed reliable from eighty five counties received
BY the Republican State Committee show
mejotity Of 1863 for Hayes. The counties OF
Wood, Carroll. and Delaware, yet to be heard
from. are ordinarily considered Republican
counties, but Wood has gone Democratic this
year, and it is thought the Democratic gains
there will ueulralrZe the Republican gains 10
Delaware and Carroll counties. 80 Us 10 make
tue majority Tor Hayes substantially as above.
The Democrats concede the House OF. ke.
preScrtativ1s to the Republicans by good
mi ,rity, but claim the election OF one sena-
tor in the Toledo district, which gives them
the Senate 0y one minority.