Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-15
OHIO ELECTION.

OHIO ELECTION.
CALICO CHARLEY WINS.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
CINc1NNATI, Oct. Ii, IL P. M.-Reports from
the northern part of the State indicate the
election of Foster by handsome majority.
Hamilton county will be close on the county
ticket. It is impossible to give any accurate
information at this hour. The vote is very
largo.
GIVES 1T UP.
COLUMBUS, Oct. A.-The chairman of the
Democratic executive committee comedies the
election of the entire State ticket, but claims
that sufficient returns have not been received
to determine the complexion of the next legis-
lature, and thinks that later returns will show
large Democratic gains in several counties of
the State. The chairman of the Republican
executive committee claims the election of
Foster by $4,000 majority, and thinks that the
Republicans will elect q majority of the mem
bers of the general assembly. s
COLUMBUS, Oct. Is, lao A. NAT this hour
we have returns of the vote on Governor from
one-fourth of the State, which shows Republic
can gains of 7,400, and indicate Republican
majority in the State of not less than rs, 600.
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the legislature have not been reoe ived and the
legislature is claimed by both parties, with the
chances in favor of the Republicans.
VEST POCKET TICKETS.
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 1.-THE election passed
off quietly. An unusually large vote was polled,
and at most of the precincts an immense num-
Der of vest pocket tickets were voted. The
Nationals, in some of their strongholds, sban-
doned their ticket, and. while those who had
formerly boen Republicans voted for Foster,
those who had affiliated with Dem ,crats voted
for Ewing. G. M. Davenport, who claims to
belong in Cincinnati, was arrested, charged
with repeating. 1t will probably be quite late
before the result on the State ticket can be
known. and reliable figures on the legislature
need not be expected Tonight.
BASIS OF COMPARISON.
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 1.-THE weather to-day
throughout the State was very fine. and tho in
dications are that the heaviest vote ever known
in the State has been pOlled. In these dis
patches statements of losses and gains will be
based upon the vote for secretary IF State in
1878. when the Republicans carried the State
by 5000 majority. Il
SCATTERING RETURNS.
At 8 P. NJ, we have returns from forty pre-
oincts. widely scattered, which show net Re
publican gains of 545.
9:3OP M.-Scattering returns of the vote for
Ewing and Foster for Governor. from seventy
five precincts, show net Republican gain of
I,245.
NINETY-F1vE PRECINCTS.
COLUMBUS, 945 P. M.-At this hour compare
lively few returns have been received from the
larger cities. As far as received these returns
show Rep. gains; s9l3 townships, wards and
precincts show net Rep. gains of AS.
HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIvE PRECINCTS.
Returns from 155 precincts, collected and re-
ported by the manager of the Western Union
Telegraph company's Offices throughout the
State show net gain of 2, 730 for Foster, rep. :,
for governor, over the vote for secretary of
state in 1878. This indicates Republican ma
jority in the State of from $4,000 to 80, 900.
STEADILY GROWING.
COLUMBUS, Oct. IA, 11:20 P. M.-Returns re-
ceived up to this hour from 1928 precincts show
net rep. gains of 5,293.
Columbus, Oct. IA, 1l:5O P. M.-Returns
from $50 precincts, wards and townships show
n net rep. gain of 5, 73O.
CINCINNATI.
C1Nc1NNAr1, MIDNIGHT, Oct. 14.-The vote
polled in this city and county was probably the
pleasant, and a large number of business men
were at the polls during part of the day. The
returns are coming in slowly, not one-ffth of
the vote yet being known. If the Republican
gain in those reported continues the Repub-
W Win be "'} sSost joo 'h The 9S%nty
of Williams, the colored candidate for legisla.
ture on the Republican ticket, has been quite
extensively scratched. but it is not unlikely
that Williams and the whole Republican ticket
elected by majorities ranging from ZOO to
5000. The constitutional amendments were
lost entirely.
DETAILED RETURNS.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 14.--The following is de
tailed statement of the State election received
here up to this hour:
Allen county, townships, rep gain IS.
Ashland county, 2 precincts dem. gain 10.
Ashtabula county. 9townships, rep. gain 221.
Belmont 4th ward, Bellaire, precinct rep.
gain 46.
Brown county, township, rep gain g.
Butler county, precinct, dem. gain 6.
Carroll county. townships and Urbana
City, rep. gain 100.
Clark county,3 wards in Springfield, rep.
gain SO.
Columbina county, 2 townships, dem. gain g.
Coshocton county, l township, rep. gain 10.
Drake county, precinct, rep. gain 2.
Defiance county, 2 precincts, dem. gain II.
Eric county, townships and sandusky city,
rep. gain 2a6.
Fairfield county, l township and wards OF
Lancaster, dem gain 2.
Gallia county, 2 townships and wards Of
Gallipolis, rep. gain &C..
Geauda county, 2 townships, Green county.
township and 4 wards of Xenia, rep. gain 1874
Cuyahoga county, IA precincts, rep. gain 1892
Franklin county, precincts, rep. gain 26l.
Hamilton county, precincts, rep. gain 100.
Hancock county, townships, rep gain 81.
Hardin county, 10 precincts, rep. gain Ga.
Harrison county, precinct, dem. gain l.
Henry county, townships, rep. gain II.
Hacking. county, two townships, dem. gain
Huron county, townships, dem. gain 16l.
Jackson county, township, rep. gain IL.
Jefferson county,2 townships, rep. gain l.
Knox county, 2 townships and 4 wards O.
Mount Vernon, rep. gain 100.
Lake county, 2 townships, rep. gain 19S.
Lawrence county, township, ward Ironton
rep. gain %.
Licking county, Z precincts, rep. gain 1875.
Logan county, townships, rep. gain 80.
Lucas county, townships, dem. gain SO.
Madison county, townships, rep. gain 90
Mahoney county, precinct dem. gain IL.
Marion county, township, dem. gain Is.
Medina county, townships, rep. gain A.
Meiss county, city of Middlefort, dem. gail
IS. -,I4@
Miam; ,..unty, precincts rep. gain 70.
N~irow county, z townships, rep. gain s.
Muskingum county, II townships, reI