The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-09
ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.
OH TO-
The Republicans Eject the state Ticket
Democratic Gain I'm CDngFessmeu.

A PROBABLE REPUBLICAN, v1CToBY-8o00 MAJORITY
CLAIMED.
COLUMBUS. Oct g.. Returns, ,up to Il o'clock
are from 26o voting PLACES ip al parts of Ohio,
and show 47gO net gain for the Republicans oyer
the vote Of last year. This rate Of gains carried
throughout the state d VII give sne Il tne Sate e @ th9
IL claimed at Republican Headquarters tnat us
the rate of gains in Hamilton county Is not H.
cluded in this report it will be muon larger. II
is safe to put down the s ate ticket as carried
by the Republicans by at least 5000 majority;
Results In congressional districts will be given
later.
SCRATCHING OF TICKETS.
CINCINNATI, Oct s-The Eighteenth Ward in
the Second DISTRICT gives Q Denocratic mayor-
ity Of IS. and the Second Ward in the First Dis,
trict gives q Republican gain Of 11a. Sayler Will
run behind his ticket, and is probably. defeated.
The Democrats do not ooncede 1t. Such scratch
ing was never before seen. A clean ballot ls O.
curiosity.
.,- THE REpuRIICANs CARRY HAMILTON COUNTY.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 8.-One hundred and eighty
four wards and townships show 9 net Repub-
lican ga Of 3l97 Returns from Cincinnati in
dicate Il sweeping Republican victory In Ham
ilton county
REPUBLICAN GAIN IN 259 TOWNSHIPS AND TOWNS.
COLUMBUS, Oct. s-Two hundred and fifty
nine townships al wards show q net Republ1-
caff gain nf 4265.
THE DEMOCRATS CoNCEDE THE STATE BUT DO NOT
GIVE FIGURES
COLUMBUS. Oct. 3, 10 so .. m.-Three hundred
and seventy-six wards and townships snow q
| net Republican, gain Of 1924. The tenubiicans q
are now claiming 10000 to i2,001 majority In the
| State. The Democrats cOncede the State but
| do not give figures.
| REPUBLICAN CoNGREssMEN CLAIMED 70 HAVE
BEEN ELECTED.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 9. 4 p; m;-speoials from n all
parts of the state Indicate the election OF eight
| and Or bably ten Republican C0ngressmen, as
follows; Keifer in the Fourth Dis,riet. Lnckeey
The Seventh N9a n the Tet " th M1neon r
Garfield in the Nineteenth, Towbsend IN the
Twentieth Bpttarwnrth in u the Trst young T[ il
the Second Mckinley n IN the ssiee1tbh SIX r. an Ihe
| tfon Of Mcknight In the Eleventh, but not with
such cerr ainty. Democrats are rather democrat
| izsd and neither ooncede nor deny these
claims,
DEFEAT OF MILTON sAyLoR A CERrA1NTY-BE BEpUB'
| LICAN CLAIMS
| CINCINNATI, Oct. 8, / q. MIN the first district
twenty voting places y, show net gain fer put,
Of ~ nds sson tnf e e0fsss
district is still claimed by both parties, bu
Young, Republican. is probably elected by q
small majority Republics claim tho State
| by 10 900 10 Is OG0 majority and claim ten Con-
| gressmen.
HEAVY MAJORITY CLAIMED FOR THE REPug-
| LICANs,
| COLUMBUS. Oct.9 a; m-Five hundred and
| lcan gain OF IL ,809. The same ratio OF gain
will give the Republicans the State by 15.00t
| majority.
| THE GAINS sTEADILY INCREASING.
| COLUMBUS Oct. 8, 1;2o q. m,-Six hundred and
| thirty nine townships md wards show net
| Republican gain OF 1884
Goss PROBABLY ELECTED IN TIE SECOND DISTRICT
| CINCINNATI, Oct 9.~At this hour, $3.50 g. m.
| the Second District Is still III doubt. and re-
turns to settle 1t will not be received tonight
| As far as received Goss. Democrat, Is 400 81 head
but the Republicans claim that the remainder
| OF the districts will elect Young