The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-11-09
OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
The Latest Concerning the Result in
Indiana, Iowa and Ohio.
OHIO.


CINCINNATI, October 9.-3 A. NAT
this hour returns enough have been re-
celved 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 congressman. 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 Hamil-
ton county, except six, give the follow
ing vote: Secretary of state, Paige,
Democratic, 22,212; Barnes, Republi-
can, %, III; Roy, National, 468. Judges
Supreme Court, Hume, Democratic, D.
l59; w. White, Republican, 23,069; G.
A. White, National, 454 Board
of public works, Field, Democratic,
q, 2O1; Paul, Republican, 22,S16; Falls,
National, 434. Congressional ticket
First district, Sayler, Democrat, 1881;
Butterworth, Republican, II, 241; Spohn,
National, lis; Halpin, National, 142;
Clark, Socialist, 2lS. Second district,
Goss, Democrat, 1888; Young,
246; Ruthenberg, Socialist, 166. County
ticket, sheriff, Johnson, Democrat, d.
722; Waser, Republican, 1888. Two
judges of common pleas Hunt, Demo-
crat, 22,847; Pggh, Democrat, 21,641;
Moore, Republican, 22,849; Smith, Re
publican, 22,835. Judge of the Pro-
bate Court, Madison, Democrat,
22,425; Montgomery, Republican,
22,5l7. Prosecuting attorney, Irwin,
Democrat, 22,703; Drew, Republican,
22,334. Coroner, Maley, Democrat,
1888; Carrick, Republican, a, S27.
County commissioner, Hopper, Demo-
crat, 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.
COLUMBUS, October 8.-Ihe Republi-
can committee claim the election of Re
publican congressman in the following
districts: Townsend. Twentieth; Mon
roe, Seventeenth; Updegraff, Eighteenth;
Keller, Fourteenth; Neal Twelfth;
Butterworth, First; Young, Second ;
Mckinley, Sixteenth; Van VOORHEES,,
Thirteenth and Garfield in the Nine
tenth, and probably Horton in the
Tenth, and Mcknight, Eleventh, and
possibly English in this, the Ninth dis
+rio+ Tho ooY,o mi +too oooooJ . I>,+ ,o,-r.,
to the Democrats. The National Green
back vote has not probably much ex-
ceeded that of last year.
At Dayton the Republicans will prob
ably elect the sheriff and possibly the
probate judge. Indications are that the
Republican gain on the county ticket is
over 400.
Reliable returns from Hamilton
county complete give Barnes. Republi-
can, secretary of state, 1,641 majority
over Paige, Democrat; Butterworth, r O..
publican candidate for congress in the
first district, 1,066 majority over Sayler,
Democrat; Young, Republican for con-
gress in the second district, 1850 major
ity over Goss, Democrat. An error in
the count of the larter's vote was discov-
The Enquirer charges the result in the
city to fraud, corruption and terroriz-
ing, intimidation by deputy United
States marshals, and the detection of a
portion of the Irish vote. 1t comedies
the state by from 5000 to 10000 MAORI
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. 1t
says 1t is victory Of honest 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 200 to
1000.
INDIANA.
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, Democrat, 1872;
Moore, Republican, 9,537; James, Ma
tional, 1850. Same places in 1876 gave
for governor, Democrat, 9,701; Republi-
can, 1929; Greenbackers, 339; Demo
cratic gain 304; National gain on vote,
l,O46. The same ratio of gains will give
a Democratic majority of 5000, and the
aggregate National vote $4,000. Both
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
the district without doubt by hand
some majority.
Dies MONIES, October 9-12:3O A. NJ.
The State Register, Republican, has up
to this hour returns from 1870 towns in
Guiding returns from every congressional
district. All of them but three indicate
Republicans. The Register claims Re
publican majority in the state of over
10000 over all opposition, which will be
a Republican gain of 10000 over the
Republican vote for governor over all
opposition last year. The Register also
claims the election of the entire Repub-
Hcan delegation to congress, with none
of the Republican candidates receiving
less than two thousand majority. The
Democrats concede the state by a large
majority and now have claims of con-
gressmen only in the Sixth and Seventh
districts.
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, w. Va, October THE
vote of this district, the first is close.
Scattering returns show that Hubbard,
Republican, gains largely on Wilson,
Democrat, but the result cannot be de-
termined tonight. In the Second dis