Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-10-17
OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
The Latest Concerning the Result in
Indiana, Iowa and Ohio.

The Latest Concerning the Result in
Indiana, Iowa and Ohio.
CINCINNATI, October 9.-3 A. Nat
this hour returns enough have been re-
ceived to warrant the assertion that the
Republicans have carried the state by
from ten to fifteen thousand majority,
and elected probably thirteen out of the
twenty congressmen. Democrats claim
the election of Hurd, in the Seventh,
over Kahlo, National, and Luckey, Re-
publican. The National vote has not
been so important as was anticipated,
the Republicans having gained very
heavily over their vote at the last state
election.
CINCINNATI, October 9.-Reliable re-
turns from all the precincts in HamI-
ton county, except six, give the follow
ing vote: Secretary of state, Paige,
Democratic, 22,212; Barnes, Republic
can, I'LL; Roy, National, 1853. Judges
Supreme Court, Hume, Democratic, ~
159; w. White, Republican, 1909; G.
A. White, National, 454. Board
of public works, Field, Democratic,
q, POI; Paul, Republican, 22,816; Falls,
National, 4S4. Congressional ticket
First district, Sayler, Democrat, 1881;
Butterworth, Republican, II ,24l ;Spohn,
National, lis; Halpin, National, 142;
Clark, Socialist, 2l8. Second district,
Goss, Democrat, 1888; Young,
Republican, 10,9l5; Plat, National,
PAS; Ruthenberg, Socialist, 166. County
ticket, sheriff, johnson, Democrat, 2l,-
1872; Waser, Republican, 23,339. Two
Judges of common pleas, Hunt, Demo
Graf, 22,847; Pggh, Democrat, 2l,641;
Moore, Republican, 22,849; Smith, Re-
publican, 22,835. Judge of the Pro-
bate Court, Madison, Democrat,
22,425; Montgomery, Republican,
22,517. Prosecuting attorney, Irwin,
Democrat, 22,703; Drew, Republican,
1884. Coroner, Maley, Democrat,
1888; Carrick, Republican, 24,87.
County commissioner, Hopper, Demo-
Graf, 20,S50; Zumstein, Republican,
%, 1877.
CLEVELAND, October 8.-Townsend,
Republican, elected to congress- Ma
jority now estimated at 5000 to 5000.
Entire Republican ticket elected by
varying majorities.
Reliable returns from Hamilton
county complete give Barnes Republic
can, secretary of state, 1,64l majority
over Paige, Democrat; Butterworth, Re-
publican candidate for congress in the
first district, 1,O66 majority over Sayler,
Democrat; Young, Republican for con-
gress in the second district, 1880 major
ity over Goss, Democrat. An error in
the count of the latter's vote was discov-
cred and corrected this morning.
The Enquirer charges the resu] in the
city to fraud, corfu ption and / 'rroriz-
ing, intimidation by deputy United
States marshals. and the detection OF
portion of the Irish vote. It comedies
the state by from 5000 to 10, 900 majori-
ty, and claims eleven Of the twenty con-
gressional districts, not counting Goss in
the second.
The Gazette claims that Young is cleo
ed over Goss in the second, and says that
there has been an error in counting. It
says it is victory of hon: : money and
good faith in public and private con-
tracts, over scheming, false and slippery
money which many thought would carry
into Office the party that adopted it.
The Democratic ticket in Hamilton,
Ohio, is carried by majority of 1000 to
1000.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 9.-3 A. NJ
Enough returns have been received to
insure the election Of the entire Demo
, cratic state ticket. Ninety towns heard
from give Shanklin, De .nocrat, 1872;
Moore, Republican, 9,537; James, Ma
tional, 1850. Same places in 1876 gave
for governor, Democrat, 9,701; Republ-
. can, 1O, 1919; Greenbackers, 339; Demo
). cratic gain 304; National gain on vote,
< 1,O46. The same ratio of gains will give
}. Democratic majority of 5000, and the
? aggregate National vote 5000. Both
e parties claim the legislature.
LAFAYETTE, October 90 A. M.-Re-
turns from about one-third of the coun-
/ ties indicate the probable election of the
= eutire Republican ticket. Orth carries
t the district without doubt by hand
: some majority.
4 Dies MONIES, October 9-12:3O A. NJ.
The State Register, Republican, has up
to this hour returns from 100 towns in
Guiding returns from every congressional
q district. All of them but three indicate
t Republicans. The Re5 lister claims Re-
! publican majority in the state of over
o 80, 900 over all opposition, which will be
- Republican gain of 10000 over the
+ Republican vote for governor over all
i opposition last year. The Register also
g claims the election of the entire Repub-
!. lican delegation to congress, with none
+ of the Republican candidates receiving
y less than two thousand ajority. The
n Democrats concede the state by. large
q majority and now have claims of con.
G gressmen only in the Sixth and Seventh
q districts.
n WEST VIRGINIA.
q WHEELING, w. Va, October S.-The
= vote of this district, the first is close.
e Scattering returns show that Hubbard
q Republican, gains largely on Wilson,
q Democrat, but the result cannot be de.
g termined tonight. In the Second dis
f. trict Martin has been reelected
e to congress. In the third distric,
e Kenna is probably reelected owe,
n Walker, Greenbacker. There was
; no Republican nomination in that dis
e trict. A very full vote was poled in
e this city, and more scratching of tickets
3 done than ever before known. The re-
n suit will not be known until tomorrow
e Republicans claim a small majority in
=: this county for Hubbard. Greenback
:, vote small.
II CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct>her o.
!; The Dispatch says the election WIS car:
u :. ried on with great energy. Each OF
y the three parties strove to the almost
s to bring out every voter. Indications
y are that McKenna, Democrat: in the
: Third district, will have a majority OF
+ 500 over Walker, the candidate OF the
. Republicans and Greenbackers. County
n officers are in doubt. Legislature largely
y Democratic.
q PARKERsBURG, w. Va, October g.
J, = Advices are that Wilson, Democratic
:. candidate for congress, will carry that
county by about 200 majority. All The
. Democratic ticket is elected except