The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-10
REPUDIATED.
THE OHIO ELECTION.
sHE GOEs BACK ON HER FAyORITE
son.
Ana Marches into the Democratic Ranks
by 1900 to 70. 900 Majority.

And Marches into the Democratic Ranks
by 1900 to 2O.O00 Majority.
CINcIrrAT1, Oct. g.-The election Is pro-
ceedjng quietly, but with great Interest and
some excitement.
The wOrkingmen's ticket Is polling a heavy
vote and this fact demoraizes the procrastl-
nators. Over the Rhine It cuts into the Re-
publicaf1s, while In the Irish wards the Demo-
Gratis lose heavily by 1t.
The new division Of precincts also max
the matter Of telling how affairs are going
more difficult. The bost informed at this hour
believe that the county will be very close and
that probably a part of both the Democratic
and Republican county tickets will beeectej.
There ls d great deal OF scratching on all
able 10 control their forces.
The W0rkingnrn at Cinrinnatt
CINCINNATI, Oct Q. The election passed off
with remarkable quietnsss, and the count Is
now proceeding. The vote appears TO be
greater than was expected, but, no guess
worth telegraphing can vet be made as TO the
result. The workinginen have polled heavy
vote, and indications are that they have
carried two or three wards.
Democratic Gains.
CINCINNATI, Oct. D.--The Democratic mana
gers here claim to have returns from forty
four townships, tho first counted In various
parts Of the State, showing q Democratic
gain Of 1880 votes; comparisons are made
with the Bell and Balnes vote of last October;
this indicates that the State has gone Dem
oeratic by about 10000
success Of the workingmen.
TOLEDO, Oct. 9.--Great interest has been
manifested In tho elections here to-day. The
National party .polled q heavy vote; they also
expressed the belief that they have elected
their entire county ticket. The vote has not
yet been counted and nothing definite can be
given as to the result
John G---.
Ffsxxv ft,ln Al
been very quiet. Reports from oil points
and cOintiesindicate heavy Democratic gains,
and Bishops majority is now estimated, at
the Democratic headquarters at from $500
Bishops majority will be from 10000 to 5000.
M straight Ticket.
TOLEDO, Oct. Q, 9p. NIT Il conceded that
the National ticket has majority OF MT least
5000 In the city, and that some of their county
nominees are elected. II is doubtful whether
definite information can be obtained tonight,
as there has scarcely been o straight ticket
met with at the count up to the present time.
Reports from the Cap til.
CoLUMRUs, Oct. ., 10 p. m.-4s precincts
have been heard from, showing net Demo-
cratic gain Of 1863; about 1900 of this gain
is from the Western Reserve, which
has been accounted the Republican strong
been received from only few precincts, but 1t
liz believed that the Democrats have gained
largely. In both city and country the work
ingmen polled heavy vote.
small Doubt as to the Legislature.
C1No1NNAT1, Oct. 9, II p. m.--The Demo
cratic gains throughout the State do not
come up so heavy as at the outset. One hum
dred and eighty-seven voting places scatter
ed In all parts Of the State show q Democratic
gain Of 1896, or little less than was shown
by the first forty-four alone. Bishops cleo
ton Is, however, claimed by the Democrats
n tf,t h,f t,,pty
either claims or concessions. The Republi
cans gain o member of the Legislature In
Hardin county; also In one other county. The
complexion Of the Legislature will be con-
though claimed with great confidence by Che
Democrats is not sure by any means
Up TO this hour not q single complete return
has been reported, and estimates are made on
returns from one, two or three precincts from q
ward and as these precincts have been Gre
ated since the last election, comparisons can
not be made, and estimates therefore are
very unreliable The workingmen have
appear to be the worst sufferers byit. They
are believed at this writing to have carried
the Seventh, Eleventh and Thirteenth wards
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10, 80 q. tn.--Returns re-
fourth Of the voting places in the State out
side OF Hamilton county, and estimates on
this county, based on the returns from few
voting places only, indicate that Bishops
q Will ne over lD,uDU. lttlS Is on the
presumption that the ratio of gains will hold
throughout the State. Bishop leads his ticket
and the maiorities of the other candidates
will be less.
More Democratic Gains.
COLUMBUS. Oct o. II 30 p. M Returns have
been received from 140 voting precincts, show
ing net Democratic gain Of 21OO.
Cleveland Democratic.
CLEVELAND Oct. 8, II p. m-No positive re-
suit has yet been arrived at in this city or
county. The returns on which to nase an
opinion are mcagrc, but 1t is the opinion of
unbiased persons that the county will give
Bishop, Democrat, a bare plurality. Two
! Democratic Representatives to the Legisa-
tuiAe and the county sheriff are elected.
Dayton Indications.
DAYTON, Oct. 10, a. NAT this hour the
news is to the effect that the election ut this
point proceeded quietly, with a light vote
polled, but an immense amount OF scratching
which retards the counting. The full count
oil the townships cannot be ascertained before
noon to-day, but the city Of Dayton gives a
Democratic majority of 800, Democratic
gain OF 100 over Tilden.
The townships that have been heard from
Indicate Democratic majority in Mont
gomery county OF 1900, a gain over Tiden Of
$50. The entire Democratic county ticket is
elected including a Representative, gain of
one. Grover, Democrat for State Senator. is
elected in this district.