The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-10-11

Toledo, Oct. l0.-Genersl James B.
Steadman, editor of the Toledo Democrat,
and Davis Joy, Democrats, are elected to
the State Senate from this district by
seventeen to eighteen hundred majority.
The Nationals have probably carried
their entire county ticket, including two
representatives.
The Result in Hamilton County.
Cincinnati, Oct. 1O.-The returns from
las of the l47 precincts Of this city and
"a of the 40 county precincts give Bish-
op 1883; West, 1922; Bond, 1928 ;
Lord, Democrat, for Senator, over A. T.
Goshorn, Republican, 2O65; Cappeller,
Republican, for County Auditor, over
Hoffman, Democrat, $50; Hunke, Re-
publican, for County Treasurer, over
Fratz, Democrat, 243. The Democrats
seem to have elected the entire ticket,
with the exception of Hoffman and
Fratz, who were scratched tor reasons
other than political.
In this city the German Republicans
largely voted the Workingmen's ticket
The Workingmen claim that their ticket
will foot up II 900 votes, though it is not
probable it will greatly exceed the esti-
mates in these dispatches Of yesterday,
5000.
In Northwestern Ohio.
Toledo, O., Oct. 10.-It is now conceded
on all sides that the Nationals have
elected their entire ticket in Lucas coun-
ty, by majorities ranging from three to
eight hundred.
In the city, their majority is upwards
of one thousand. Sturgeon and Kellogg,
the newly elected representatives, have
hitherto acted with the Republicans.
The result of the Senatorial ticket is
still in some doubt, but the indications
point to the election of both Democratic
candidates. The county will give John
son, National, for Governor, 800 to 1,0U0
majority. The result is a surprise to all
parties, and to none more than the Ma
tionals themselves.
Cleveland and CuyahOgs Comfy.
Cleveland, Oct. 1O-The returns from
this county up to this hour indicate that
the Democrats have elected one Senator
one Representative, the Prosecuting At.
torney, and Lossibly the treasurer, the
latter requiring official count to decide.
The balance of the Republican ticket is
elected by majorities of from 200 to 500.
The probable vote for Governor is as
follows: West, 1875; Bishop, 10,401;
Bond, (Workingmsn's candidate), 1889;
johnson, Greenback, 1,l60.
A Summing up Of the Result
Columbus, Oct. 10-There is scarcely
any excitement to learn the definite fig
ures Of yesterdays election. Both COM
mittees concede that Bishops majority
will be between 15 600 and 25,000. The
Democratic committee claim that the
Democrats will have between 30 and 40
majority on joint ballot in the General
Assembly, and the Republican commit
tee do not dispute this claim.
OHleial Returns Prove Better Than Estimated
hajOrities. Z
COLUMBUS, October Ill A. M.-The
Republican Committee have received
very little news to day and all political
information has to be obtained from
Democratic headquarters. The Democrat
ic State Committee up TO this hour have
what are called official returns from just
one-half of the counties of the State and
these show net Democratic gain over
the vote of last year of 16,576. Taking
this as basis they claim that Bishops
majority cannot fall below 25,000, and
they think the full official count will give