River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-23
ELECTION RETURNS.
Ohio.

A TOLEDO, o., dispatch Of the evening
of the 10Th says returns from 81 pre-
cincts in Lucus county, and CAREFUL esti-
mates of remaining IA precincts, shows
majority for Foster over Ewing of one
hundred. Walbridge, republican candi-
date for state senator, has a majority of
1000 to 200; republican candidate for
representative, has majority of 500 to
700; republican county ticket elected by
a majority ranging from 800 to 700
A CINCINNATI dispatch dated Oct 18th,
4 D. NJ, states that all the precincts of
Hamilton county, but one, give greater
republican majority than telegraphed
this morning. Geo. w. Williams, (col-
ored) republican, leads the highest demo
crat by more than 1000 votes.
A COLUMBUS, Ohio, dispatch dated
Oct. 10Th, 4 p. m, says the republican
victory is so complete that it surprises
AT the democratic committee rooms there
is little figuring being done, the com.
mittee say they have no news; they con-
cede the election of the republican state
ticket by handsome majority and al
low them a working majority in the
house of representatives, but still claim
to have one or two majority in the SEN
ate. The committee declines to furnish
figures as to majOrities at the republican
committee rooms kilograms are pouring
in from all portions of the state. The
committee estimate Fosters majority at
90 900 with chances that full returns will
rather increase than diminish these fig.
ures. They claim 10 out of ia members
oe the house of Representatives which is
IL more than is nee cssary to pass bill.
Up to noon there was considerable doubt
| at the committee rooms as to who had a
majority in the senate, but at this hour
| the committee claims 10 senators sure,
which is majority of one with pros
pect that the full returns will show two
republican majority.
A COLUMBUS dispatch of the 10th states
that the republican state committee now
place the majority for Foster at 1900,
| and claim majority of on joint ballot
in the legislature. The democrats do
not yet concede majority on joint bal
| lot, but concede Fosters election by
| $4,000.
COLUMBUS dispatches to the evening of
the 10Th, give official and unofficial re-
! turns from forty-seven counties, showing
a republican gain of 1924. The esti-
| mated gains in the forty-one remaining
|
| over Ewing about 1900. So far as can
be judged, the legislature will stand,
senate, % republicans and IA democrats.
The house, 68 republicans and As demo-
Gratis, giving the republicans a majority
| of IA on joint ballot. 1t is unlikely the
official returns will change the above
| figures.
A Cincinnati dispatch of the evening
| of the nth says the very latest estimates,
| based upon additional returns, place the
republican majority In the state at not
| less than $4,000, and not over &c, 900. The
republican majority in the Legislature on
| Joint ballot will be 80 Oh 81.
A Columbus dispatch Of the nth says
that the republican committee, after
| gathering returns from various sources,
report, to night, that according to their
| figures, Fosters majority will be some
| where near 1900. 1t will take the full
| official figures, which cannot be obtained
| for some days, to decide definitely what
the exact majority will be. 1t was re-
| ported this morning that Mounts, repub-
lican candidate for senator in the Butler
Warren district, had been defeated by one
vote, but this afternoon the republican
| committee have been notified that he is
elected by ~ majority. This gives the
republicans % senators and the demo-
Gratis 10. According to the best figures
obtainable the republicans have elected
| 20 members of the lower house.
FOSTERS MAJORITY 10000.
Returns from eighty-four out of eighty
eight counties give Foster, republican
| 1927 majority. The other counties will
make it 10000
A Cleveland dispatch of the nth says
the figures given in the Western Reserve
counties, as far as heard from, are these
| Maiorities for Foster.