Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-15
It Has Struck Ohio and Pro.
duced from 5000 to
IS, 600 Majority.
Likewise Iewa to the Comfortable
Tane Of Absut $1,000 Ma.
jority.
The Ohio Legislature is Probably Re-
publican and the Iowa Legis-
laiure Pretty Much all
One Way.
OHIO.

Columbus. II, q. N. Oct. 15.-The legis-
lature is claimed BY both parties, with
chances largely in favor of republicans.
Cincinnati, Oct. 15.-Reports from alI
the precincts Of Hamilton county, except 10.
give Foster $500 majority; Hicklooper.
3.476; Oglever, republican, auditor, 2,599.
The republican majority on the state sem
atorial ticket ranges from 3,529 to 1858; on
representatives. from 1,4l9 to 3785.
Geo. w. Williams, colored republican can
didate for the legislation, received the low
est republican vote, which is 902 more than
the highest democrat received. As for the
state at large, estimates of Fosters msjority
at this hour, q. N. varies from $4,000 to
10000. 1t is very generally conceded that
the republicans will have clear majority
in join. ballot in the legislature, and indics.
tions will give them q majority in each
house.
The Enquirer says: The result is not
due to the currency question, but to section
alism; to the skull and cross bones to bloody
shirtism.
The Gazette says: The people were
aroused at the threats of southern leaders
and resolved 10 rebut them; that the defeat
of the democracy is due in great measure
to the fiat money heretics who sought 10 un-
aettle finances and launch the country
again on the sea of irredeemable aud huci-
uating paper money.
The Commercial says: Doubtful counties
seem to be all republican. TIE general as.
sembly is certainly republican in both
branches.
Cincinnati, Oct. l5.-The Times has the
following table of majorities on the repub-
lican ticket in Hamilton county, returns
from all the precincts having been received:
Governor, Chas. Foste, 3,l59.
Lieutenant governor, Andrew Hickenloop.
:. er, 3,170.
| Auditor of state. John T. Oslevee. 2,272.
Stste treasurer. Joseph Turney, 1904.
Judge supreme court, w. W. Johnson,
3,l29
Attorney general, Geo. Krssh. 32Ol.
Board pubic works, James Fuiling:on
1884
County treasurer, Luke A. Staley, 1885
County cler,s, 4. W. Ramp, 3OS7.
County recorder, G O. Keekelbsch, 2,4O4
County commissioner, B. F. Hopkins
4,1sG.
Director county infirmary, Geo. Wabn Il
255.
Hon. BENZ Eggleston leads the seuato-
rial ticket with 3.445 majority over John.
son the highest on the democratic ticket
J.. NJ. Dayton heads the lis, of members OF
the lower house with 3,243 majority owe,
Blair the highest democrat. Geo. w. Will.
liams is the lowest on the legislature ticket,
msjority being 1856 over Blair.
Ben Hopkins has the highest vote on the
republican ticket, being 2S.937. Michael
Spaeth leads the defeated candidates with
26,135. The total vote cast, taking that fol
| governor "A a basis 53 8S3
Toledo, O., Oct. 15.-Returns from p
precincts in Lucas county, and careful esti.
mates Of the remaining IA precincts, show q
majority for Foster over Ewing Of 100
Walbridge, representative for state senator,
majority 1000 to 1900; republican candi.
dates for representatives. majority 500 to
700. All the republican county ticket il
elected by majorities ranging from 800 ia
700.
Columbus, Oct. 15.-The republican vic.
tory is 90 complete that it surprises repub-
licans and overwbelms the democrats. AT
the democratic committee rooms there ID
little figuring being done. The committee