The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
THE OHIO ELECTION.
A Clean Sweep for the Republican
Ticket.
Fosters Majority Possibly $4,000
The Legislature Probably Re-
publican on Joint Ballot.

Cleveland says: A large vote is being polled
The Republican majority for the State ticket
will be about the same as last fall.
The weather ID clear and pleasant. Tn
doubtedly there will be o large vote polled.
Up to noon about an average number had
voted. Geo. w. Williams, colored Republi-
can, for Representative, is being rubbed from
The ticket By many Republicans, Lewis ,I,, r; 2;
the Common Pleas Court, Is being served In
the aamA manner by many Democrats Little
attention IL paid to the amendments. In the
second ward several Hard Money Democrats
scratched Ewing. From Republican sources
it Is alaimed that the Republicans gain in the
first, fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth, severn
teenth, twenty-second and twenty-third
wards. Several arrests We're made BY the
police of ticket holders. but oil were released
shortly afterwards.
COLUMBUS Ohio, Oct. 1a.--Both sides are
working hard. ALI business is suspended.
The Nationals do not hang together; they
are working for Foster.
Az SanduBky the Democrats are making a
determined fight on the Legislature.
Az Marietta the vote is very heavy.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 1a.-Throughout North
ern Ohio the election Is progressing quietly.
d very large vote u being polled. Both par
ties are out In full force and working hard.
REPUBLICAN, GAINS Az FAR AS HEARD FROM.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 1.-THE weather to-day
throughout the State has been very fine and
the indications are that the heaviest vote ever
known has been polled. We enow have returns
from 40 precincts, widely scattering, which
show net Republican gains OF 5A5.
"a REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY or $4,000 INDI-
GATED.
COLUMBUS, Oct. IA, 1915 p. m.-Returns
from 400 precincts collected and reported by
managers of the Western Union Telegraph
Company offices throughout the State show
,tt1t
Governor over the vote for Secretary OF State
Iii 1878. This indicates . Republican majority
In the State OF from 25 900 to 10000.
THE GAINS or THE RESPECTIVE PARTIES
CoIuMDUs, Oct. 1.-THE following Is II de-
tailed statement af the returns Of the State
election day, received here up to this hour:
Allen County-Two townships, Republican
Ashland County Two precincts, Demo-
cratic gain 10.
Ashtabnla County-Nine townships, Repub-
llcan gain 221.
and one precinct Republican gaSsa 4G.
Brown County--One township Republican
gain 3.
Butler County One precinct, Democratic
gain 6.
Carroll County Three townships, Demo
cratic gain II.
Champaign County-Three townships and
Urbana city. Republican gain 1o3.
Clark County Three wards In Springfield,
Republican gain 36.
Columbiana Two townships, Democratic
Cosochton County Ono township, Repub-
Ncan gain Is.
parke County One precinct, Republican
Defiance County Two precincts, Demo-
Erie Gounty--Two townships and Sandusky
city, Republican gain 2id.
lat R.,tI ton II, nd ftxyn
wards of Lancaster. Democratic gain 8.
Gallia County-Two townships and two
wards OF GallIpos, Republican gain 81.
Geauga County-Two townships. Republic
can gain 30.
Greene County-One township and four
wards of Xenia, Republican gain 1ei.
Cuyahoga County Sixteen precincts, Re
publican gains s32.
Franklin County Seven precincts Repub-
ucan gain 1G1.
Hamilton County-Six precincts, Republi-
can gain 100.
Hancock County Three townships, Repub-
lican gain 9i.
Hardin County-ren precincts. Republican
gain GA.
Harrison County One precinct Democratic
gain /.
Henry County Two townships, Republican
gain 70,
a,Itgs atogeking ding Gounty-rwo townships, Demo-
Huron County-Two townships. Demo-
cratic gain 16.
jackson County One township, Republl-
can gain H.
Jefferson County-Two townships, Repub-
ucan gain /.
Knox County-Two townships, four wards
Of MT. Vernon Republican gain l9s.
Lawrence County-One township, one ward
OF Ironton, Republican gain 13.
Lake County-Two townships, Republican
gain 10.
Licking County Two precincts, Republi-
can gain 115.
Lorraine County-Eight townships, Re-
Lucas County-Two townships, Democratic
gain 80.
:, Madison County Three townships, Repub-
Ican gain %.
Mahonfng County-One precinct, Demo-
cratic gain IL.
Marion County one township Democratic
gain 16.
Medina County Two townships, Republi-
can gain "A.
Meigs County-City OF Middleport Demo-
cratic gain 69.
Miami County Six precincts, Republican
gain 10.
Morrow County-Two townships, Republi-
can gain s.
Muskingum County-Eleyen townships
and wards, Republican gain 23S.
Noble County-Two townships, Republican
Ottawa county-Two precincts Republican
Pickaway County City, Repub-
tioan gain 81.
Pike County-Two townships, Republican
gain 23.
Portage County-Six townships, Demo-
cratic gain rs.
Rtchland County-Three precincts, Demo-
cratic gain 33.
Ross County-Three precincts and one ward
OF Chillicothe, Republican gain 49,
!, Sandusky County-Five precincts, Repub-
lican gain SO.
Scioto County-One township, Republican
sgain o.
Seneca County Two precincts, Republican
fgain 50.
Stark County-Five precincts, Democratic
gain 25.
Summit County-Eight Precincts, RepublI-
can 157.
Trumbull County-Nine townships, Re
publican gain 349.
Tuscarawas County-Two townships, Dem
ooratic gain 4.
Union County-One township, Democratic