The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-10
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OHIOi
Redeemed from Repub-
lican Rule,
WHEELS INTO LINE
BY EleCting Democratic State
Ticket,
AND ALSO THE LEGISLATIVE,
With Majorities Ranging From 10, 1000
to 25, 1000, thus securing a
U. s. Senator.
IOWA
Still Republican but by Reduced Ma
jority.
TO-DAY'S DISPATCHES.


Of the l47 precincts in this city, and 81 of
the 40 country precincts give Bishop, 49,
1888; West, 1929; Bond, 1928; Lord,
democrat, for senator over Goshorn, re
publican, 2,065; CapelIer, republican, for
county auditor over Hoffman, democrat.
| $50; Huneke. republican. for county treas
/ urer, over FratZ, democrat, 243; the dem
| ocrats seem to have elected their entire
| ticket with the exception of Hoffman and
FratZ who were scratched for reasons
other than politics.
| The Gazette comedies both branches of
the legislature to democrats, and says
| Bishops majority in the state will be not
less than 10000. The Enquirer claims a
majority on joint ballot OF 25; thus secu-
ring the election of democratic U. s.
senator in this city. The German repub-
llcans largely voted the workingmen's S
ticket The workingmen claim their
| ticket will foot up 1000 votes, though it's
not probable it will greatly exceed estimate
in these dispatches OF yesterdays 5000.
| TOLEDO, o., Oct lot is now concei
cd on all sides that the nationals have
elected their entire ticket 10 Lucas county
by majorities ranging from 800 to 800, In
the city their majority is upwards Of
| 900. 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 Johnston, national, for governor,
800 to 1000 majority. The result is a
surprise to all parties, and TO none more
than to the nationals themselves.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. l0,-There il
scarcely any excitement to learn definite
figures of yesterdays election: both COM
mittees eoncede Bishops majority $4,000
to q. 900. The democratic committee
claim democrats will have 80 to 40 on
joint ballot in the general assembly. The
: republican committee do not dispute this
: claim.
: CLEVELAND, o., Oct l0.-fhe returns
from this county indicate the democrats
have elected their senator, one representa-
tive, prosecuting attorney, and possibly
= treasurer.
), LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
j. COLUMBUS, Oct. 9.-At $50 returns
- from 81 scattering precincts show a ne
democratic gain OF 1852.
. Reports from l03 wards and precinct
gives !, 1884 democratic net gain.
1040 P. M.-2O5 townships and ward
:, give a net democratic gain OF 3,6l2
y There are about 900 voting precincts il
II State.
le Scattering returns from ~ counties i
~ Ohio show democratic gains of 4, l24; /
counties show republican gain of 595 /
o. striking feature of the returns is that tn
a. gains of the democrats are in the stroDges
e, republican counties, chiefly on the West
tn ern Reserve, and the republican gains ar
in democratic counties.
Dr. lI:45 P. M.-One-sixth Of the state ha
Wy been heard from. The net gain 10
ly Bishop over Bells vote is 5000.
re CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-The Times Coun
nd bus special says: A special from tt
mt chairman Of the republican committee ;
la Cleveland says the republicans elect the
nd FIVE representatives and senator's. TT
Ids republican committee claim the electiC
of the representatives in Van Vert, vi
cks ton and Hardin, all of which last year hs
democratic representatives. This wou
ID a. indicate republican legislature.
CINCINNATI, Oct, 10. 1915 am
this hour returns have been received fro
but "a out of l47 precincts in this Ham
I toni county. These give Bishop 2,35
West 2,035, Bond 1907. The democrs
he'd have probably elected their entire couu
an and legislative ticket.
rom COLUMBUS. Oct, 10, 100 a. MT
democratic committee claim the electi
'ro of Bishop by from 10000 to $4,000 a
- also a majority in both branches OF
legislature The republican commit
concede that Bishop is elected by oI
10000 but are in doubt about the leg
Iature. There is no basis for computi
yy,ds 10 the number of votes cast by the two wol
brio, ingmen's parties, but it is supposed to
lme, considerable, as it is claimed that they C
and and IO, 600 votes in Hamilton county alone.
isf;s' i,s;s Ills a. m-Reports from 437 war
aids. townships and precincts in the state SD
gains for Bishop of 1925; gains for VIZ
2,797; net democratic gain, 7,478.
this ratio Bishops plurality over West
u& the state will be $4,000. Nothing fr
Cincinnati, Cleveland or Toledo is incluC
'l5 in this summary. Nothing definite in
81 gard to the legislature, which is CLAIM
~ confidently by the democrats.
TOLEDO, Oct. 9.-Returns from
. precincts of this city and Lucas cour
.ese,, received from democratic sources, 6
IS are Bishop 2.346, West 1896, a democri
sed as gain OF 947 over the vote of 1876.
!: sent IOWA.
YRo- To-DAY's DISPATCHES.
9s5ohs ss ots. WILTON, Oct, lO-This township 6;
5safS ea 81 Gear 203; Irish. l42.
,,.uo BRIGHTON, Oct. l0.-This towns
- gives Gear. l2l; Stubbs, SO; Irish, 46
KEosUoUA. Oct. 10.--ID this cot
|, state ticket will have a majority of
In Republican candidates for representa-
Doubtful.
DUBUQUE. Oct l0-In Hamilton tC
- ship, Gear, 33l; Irish, I0l; Jessup,
Stubs, 1914. In Buenva Vista count
III township. Gear. Ill; Irish. 10. Jes
War 5: Stubbs, 2. In Buchanan count,
years townships. Gear. 636; Irish, 1885, Jes
1877; Stubbs, l3U.
Calhoun county, township gives {
- 48; Irish IS; Stubbs IL.
Delaware Co., townships, Gear
Irish $50; Jessup, l66.
Black Hawk Co., townships, Gear
Irish 443; Jessup, 162; Stubbs s.
,shine Beaver Co.. townships, Gear 587;
.culAF. 1874; Stubs 29.