The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-10-16

sutPss btHhcCtattC gam ifs Cnampialn
county, townships and Urbana City,
Republican gain 1903; Clark county, 5
wards in Springfield, Republican gain
SO; Columbiana county, townships,
Democratic gsin 8; Coshocton county.
l township, Republican gain Is; DAiks
c"unty, precinct, Republican gain 2;
ID .hance county, 2 precincts. Demo-
cratic gain 10; Erie county, town
ships and Sandusky City, Republican
gam GAG; Fairfield county, / township
aud wards of Lancaster, DEM
ocratic gain o; Gaia County, 2
townships and two wards OF Gallipolis,
Republican gain 50; Georgia county,
two townships, Republican gain 90;
Greene county, l township and four
wards of Nenis, Republican gain 164,
Cayahoga county, 10 precincts, Repub-
lican gain 1872; Franklin county, pre-
cincts, Republican gain 16t; Hamilton
county, precincts, Republican gain
100; Hancock comfy, townships,
Republican gain 81; Hardin county, 10
precincts, Republican gain 81; Harri-
son county, l precinct, Democratic gain
/; Henry county, townships, Re-
publican gain lie; Hooking county,
2 townships, Democratic gain II;
Huron county, 2 townships, Dem
ccratic gain 16; Jackson county,
l township, Republican gain IL;
Jefferson county, townships, Repub-
lican gain /; Knox county, 3 town
ships and wards of Mount Vernon,
Republican gain rs; Lawrence county,
10 townships and l ward of Ironton,
Republican gain 10; LAkeis county, 2
townships, Republican gain 10; Lick
ing county, precincts, Republican
gain us; Lorraine county, s townships,
Republican gain so; Lucas county, .
townships, Democratic gain SO; Msdi-
son county, 3 townships, Republican
gain %; Mahoning county, precinct,
Democratic gain IL; Marion county,
Democratic gain 10; Medina county, .
township, Republican gain a; Meigs
county and city of Middleport, Dem
ocratIc gain 63; Miami county, Re.
publican gain ~; Morrow county, 2
townships, Republican gain 8; Mus
kingum county, IL townships and
wards, Republican gain 23S; Noble
county, : townships, Republican gain
II; o iowa county, precincte, Re-
publican gain 70; Pickaway county,
Circleville City, Republican gain 81 /;
Pike county, 2 townships, Republican
gain %; Portage county, townships,
Democratic gain 76; Richland county,
precincts, Democratic gain SO; Ross
county precincts and ward OF Chill
licothe, r publican gain 10; Sandusky
county, precints, Republican gain 80 ;
Scloto county, township, Republican
gain "a; Seneca county, 2 precincts,
Republican gain 50; Stark county,
precincts, Democratic gain % +;
Summit county, s precincts, Re
publican gain 1877; Trumbull county,
townships, Republican gain $40;
Tuscarora couaty, 2 townships, Demo
cratic gain 4 /; Union county, town
snip, Democratic gain Is; Vanwert
county, 3 precincts, Democratic gain 2
Warren county, township, Republic
can gain 3; Washington county, 8 pre-
cIncts, Republican gain 203; Wayne
county, 8 precincts, Republican gain
SO; Wood county, / precinct, Republic
can gain 10; Wyandotte county, pre-
cInct, Republican gain ~.
The returns received up to II O'Clock
from $50 precincts show net Repub-
lican gain of $3.50.
DIES NOME, October 14.-The day
has been fine and pleasant throughout
the State, and the contest for Governor
in most localities is exciting and hard
fought, with full vote in almost every
case. Nothing reliable from the State
az a whole is vet known
COUNCIL BLUFFS. October 14.-This
county is close. Returns are mesgre,
but chow that the Republicans elect
State Senator and two Representa-
tives.
CHICAGO, O.tober 14.-The returns
from eight polling places In Iowa give
Gear, Republican, 1858; Trimble, DEM
ocrst, 110S; Campbell, Greenback, 231.
For Governor, these give no decided
idea of gains or losses.
MARsHALLTowN, Iowa, October IA
Hardin county, as far as heard from,
gives the Republican State ticket a
large majority.
MUsCATINE, October IA About a
three-fourths vote was polled in this
| county. 1t is estimated that Gear, Re
publican, will have 800 to 400 majority
in the county.
MARsHALT0wN, Iowa, October IA.
Franklin county will give Gear an I'M
usually large majority.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, October ii.
This county is estimated Republican
10y 100 majority. There has been
much scratching.
16 voting places in Iowa give Gear,
Republican, 4432; Trimble, Democrat.
1877; Campbell, Greenbacker, 6S2
Outside OF these Gear has In various
polling places 2139 majority. So far
as reported the Republicans have gain
ed in all cases but one.
DIS MONIES, October 14.-The re-
turns SO far indicate that Gears major
ity IN this county is 700.
MEMPHIS. October 14.-Nlne cases
in all, eight white and one colored.
Among the number are John Lanigan,
Ben Jacobs, Rev. j. j. Peres. wife and
daughter, and Mrs. Belle Landsay.
Three additional deaths have oc-
curred-sx-Chief OF Police Thomas j.
O'Donnell, a'relapse, Con. Rawlings, q
returned'refugee, and Mrs. Catherine
MARTIN.
Samuel Webb, brakeman, Of Little
Rock, died of the fever last evening at
Hopefeld.
FOREST Cry, Ark, October a.
The board of health reports elk cases
of yellow fever here, four OF which
have proved fatal, within the last elk
days. The names of the victims are
Mrs. Kesthley aud her child, Mrs. j.
r Browne and Mr.. Wood. Mrs. Mark
lizard is now dying. Robert Lough-
bridge was taken sick last night, but
It is not certain that he has yellow
fever. He 10 brother Of Mrs. Keath-
ley, and nursed her during her ILLNESS
The origin of the fever here is not
known. Business IS entirely suspended,
and the town is almost depOpulated.
LITTLE Rock, October IA. Five
cases Of yellow lever are reported ex-
isting at Hopefeld, opposite Memphis,
and ct Forest City, forty-6ve miles
west. the Towards have been teie-
graphed to at Memphis for nurses.
Trains have been suspended on The
Memphis road east OF Bfinkley. FoEett
G IL Is ninety miIes east OF Little II ,ck
and no approximations arc felt here.
FRANKLIN. L.. October IA The
sickness prevailing at Centreville, Eve
miles below here. IL undoubtedly yellow
fever There have been sixteen cases
and SIX deaths to date. Among those
who have died are Felix Sennette, Mrs
John Ho;,end0rH and two children Of
William Whisworth. Among the sick
arc Il. Brown, II. A. CowAn and Ned