The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-09
OHIO ELECTION.
The State Republican. by 5000 to
10000.
LARGE REPUBLICAN GAINS
The Greenback Vote Falling Of'
Es,imstes of the New York Times.

Estimates of the New York Times.
NEW YORK. Oct, 9-The Times today says:
In Ohio the returns thus 1ar recelVeu SHOW
large Republicans gains and render 1t certain
that the Republican state ticket Is elected oy
5000 to 10. 600 majority. Republicans have un-
doubleday elected IL and probably II of the 20
Congressman, and as the Democrats had ger
rymandered the state with the intention of al
lowing but this may be considered equivalent
to a gain OF 4
ticket by about the same majority as in 1876.
The Indiana Congressional delegation will
probably stand Republicans, Democrats
and 2 districts in doubt. From Iowa the
largest vote ever polled is reported
Two Democratic Congressman have been elect
ed in West Virginia, but in the third district
the contest between the Democratic and Green
back candidates is not decided by the present
returns.
CLEVELAND. Oct. S.-The election is pro-
gress Dg quietly nd very large vote is being
polled. The indications are that Townsend,
the Republican candidate for Congress, will be
elected.
Townsend (Rep) is elected to Congress from
the 10Th district. HIS majority is now esti-
can ticket is elected by varying majority.
CINCINNATI. Oct S-Three arrests were
made in this city for illegal voting. At Chill
clOthe the Democrats claim to have elected
their county commissioner.
COLUMBUS, 10 D. m.-The Republican net
gain in BOB townships is 1904. This ratio car
RED though the state would give net Repub-
llcan gain Of 81, 7S5, or about 10000 majority. =
-Four hundred and ten townships and wards
show net Republican gain of $685. The state
81 conceded to the Democrats by 5000 majority
CHICAGO, Oct. ga despatch dated Cincio-
natl, p. M, says: Everything now indicates
the defeat Of Sayler sDem) in the first Con
district IS not settled at this writing.
The Greenback vote 10 Ohio is small as far
as reported.
A Columbus dispatch says that everything
LOOKS llkea Republican victory on the state
ticket.
TOLEDO, Ocs 1.-The election was quiet
and orderly. The vote in the CITY is heavier
than last year. Partial returns from the city
and Lucas county show Republican gains, but
ct this hour no estimates can bs formed as to
the result. Nineteen precincts give lucky
lhep) for Congress 1924, Kohls National) 1857
Hurd (Dem) 1880.
Sandusky county is reported as giving Hurd
| 100 majority and his election is confidently
claimed by the Democrats.
twenty precincts in Lucas county give Barnes
~ Paige 2o4S and Ray 2l6s, About half the
have majority of 5000 over the Republicans
on the state ticket and Congress. aud the Re-
| puDllcanS over the Democrats about 500.
COLUMBUS, Oct 81 40 a. m-The Repub,i-
can Central Committee claim the election of
Republican congressman in the following dis
| tricts: Townsend, Goth; Monroe, 18th: Upder.
graft, 18Th; Kiefer, 4th; Neal, 18th; Butter
worth, 1st; Young, I'd; Mckinley, 10th; Van
Voorhees,, 18th; Garfield, 18th, and probably
Horton, 10th; and Mcknight, 18th, and posi-
bly, English from the 9th oistricr.
The Dem )crats concede but seven OF the Re-
| publicans. The National Greenback vote has
not probably much exceeded that of last year.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 9-1.5O a. m.-Republican
majority on the state and county ticket is esti-
mated from 5000 to 1000.
COLUMBUS, o.. Oct. S-The Republican
| gains in 593 townships and wards are -. sos.