The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-14
THE ELECTIONS.
Ohio.
Ohio.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch,f

/, Ohio.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, October 10, u MA Tee
gram from ,snalley Correspondent Of The
Tribune at Columbus) says Hayes's nisjoTiiy
will be between Eve and ten thousand. !,
,,.-,.sg... LATER.
Lfte advices from various sources reduce
very much the Republican estimates Of
Hsycs's majority, and additional reeurns are
looked for with the greatest interest, Ham.
ilton county gives Hayes 449 msjosay, ir-
stead OF the heavy majority heretofore esti-
mated. TrxDS
IBy Associated Press.j 1'
CoLUsBUs, October 13.-Returus conpe in
very slowly. 1t is yet impossible to give ac-
cu!ate seures, but both the, Republican and
Democratic committees agree that the State
has not gone Republican by over 10000.
The most significant news to-day IS an off:
ciaI dispatch from Ross county, showing
that Allen has carried the county by only
242. giving Republican gain OF 405, which
elects Republican senator, representative,
treasurer, and Judge. :.
The absence of all figures on the Lieuteu.
ant-Governorship and the Legislature makes
definite statement regarding them impossi-
BILE. While it Is not certain, both commit
tees agree that it is quite probable the Re.
pubicans have working majority in both
branches Of the General Assembly.
CINCINNATI, October 13.-Seventy.one out
OF eighty.fve precincts in Hamilton county
give Hayes 918 majority. SiXty.one precincts
give Young. the Republican candidate for
Lieutenant-G Governor, $500 majority over
Cary (Democratl The Republicans elect
their legislators by an average majority of
1000. Hayes's majority in Hamilton county
will reach 1900. .......t
Returns from sos precincts, nearly one
third Of the State, show Republican gain
of 5,400. .as.s 90 s@ = s,re l@c1
Later and Hore Cheering News.
THE ASPECT CH4NsING-HAYEs's MAJORITY
GREATLY REDUCED, AND HIS ELECTION NOT
CERTAIN. .,s..... ......... .-. ...s-..7
COLUMBUS, October 13.-A most remark
able change in the political feeling has oc-
Cured this evening. At noon the Demo-
Gratis conceded the State 10 the Republicans
by from ten thousand to fifteen thousand
majority; but this afternoon they received
private advices which considerably changed
these figures, steadily cutting down Hayes's
prospective majority.
This evening the Democratic committee
closed their headquarters to outsiders, and
| have since been figuring on the result, and
| now claim that Hayes, if elected at all, will
not have over 2 SOC majority. This result,
| the committee claim, Is reached from figures
received from their private correspondents
in ifty-tbree counties, with tbirty.fve coun-
| ties to hear from. ,.. .......
| Thompson, the Democratic chairman, says
they yet hope to prove Aliens election by u
small msjority. .'
This news spread like wildfire, and men
who were confident to-day and jubilant over
having won considerable money on Hayes's
election now fill the Republican committee
rooms anxiously ipQuiring for news.
| A. T. Wickhof, chairman Of the Republi-
can Committee, admits that his news OF this
| afternoon will cut down Hayes's plospec.
tive majority, but claims that be has no news
| at oil in keeping with the news at the Demo-
cratic rooms. He declares be eanr o; see how
it is possible to overcome Hayes majority.
| The Republicans figures give the Repub-
| licans nine majority in the House, not count.
| ing four considered doubtful, and three ma-
jority in the Senate, with fsur members ge'
in doubt.
| COLUMBUS, October 13.-A revision Of tht
Republican figures gives Hayes net gain
8,431 iu fiftv-siX counties. On the ethel
hand, the Democratic figures claim tha
Hayes will not have over 1900 majority.