Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-10-17
COME TO THE FRONT
OHIO AND INDIANA TAKE A
SOLID STAND FOR 1850.


SOLID STAND FOR 1850.
A Sweeping Victory for the Re-
publicans---Ohio Gives them
10000 and Iowa $4,000
Majorities H
Special Dispatches to Bismarck Tribune.
THE LATEST. ~ 2f
CINCINNATI, Oct. II. Fosters majori-
ties in 80 out of 88 counties is 19,O27, and
the other counties will swell it to 10000.
In Iowa Gears majority over all is %, 900; !;
over Trimble, democrat, it is $4,000; over
Campbell, grecnbacker, 100000, and 140
600 over Duncan, prohibition. The Re
publicans elect 26 out of 20 senators and
80 out of 100 representatives.
(Frons we sday's Ertra.)
~ ROUs1NG VICTORY.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct, IA. The day
was favorable to a full republican
vote. The feeling was earnest and intense
on both sides, but the election passed off
with the utmost quietness Each side
made use of the new anti-bribery election
laws to watch each other and a fair elect
ion IN a high degree is the probable re-
self. At the present writing, midnight,
it is. almost certain that Cuyalagua coun-
ty has gone solidly Republican and has
elected her whole Legislative and County
ticket. The whole Reserve is undoubted-
]y Republican, although definite figures
are not at hand. II. .a .....r.... ~
REPUBLICAN GAINS -@
are reported on all Sides The National
vote has greatly decreased in this section
Official figures may give the Democrats
one or two candidates on the County tick
ct, but the Legislative ticket is counted of
more importance and is surely Republi-
can; the majorties may range anywhere
from 1000 to 5000. .49Isgt rn ~.
STILL MORE. ~
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct. H., midnight.
The vote polled in this city and county
was probably the largest in Its history.
The day was clear and pleasant and a
large number OF business men were ut the
POLES during part Of the day. The returns
are coming in very slowly, not a fifth Of
the vote yet being known. 1t the Repub-
llcan gains in towns reported, continues.
the Republican majority in the county
will be about 1900. The name of Will
lians, the colored candidate for the
legislature on the Republican ticket, has
been quite extensively scratched, but it is
not unlikely that Williams and the whole
ticket are elected by majori-
ties ranging from 1000 to 5000. The
lirely. .......... .....s. <.....sa g..
RUBBING 1T IN. ri
COLUMBUS, Oct. Is, a. m.-The chair
man of the Democratic executive commit
tee comedies the election OF the entire
State ticket, but claims that sufficient re-
turns have not been received to deter
mine the complexion Of the next lcgisla-
ture and thinks that later returns will
show large Democratic gains in several
counties OF the State The chairman OF
the Republican State Central Committee
claims the election of Foster by 25,OC0
majority and thinks that the Republicans
will elect a majority OF the general assem-
bly,.
BETTER AND BETTER.
COLUMBUS, Oct. Is, $50 a. m.-Later
estimates of the Banners returns place
the Republican majority at 10000. The
legislature is assured to the Republicans,
but by what majority cannot be settled
yet. 1t will be large.
CLAIMED BY BOTH.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 15.-The Democratic
state committee this morning concede the
election of Foster but claim the legisla-