The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-16
THN ELECTIONS.
OHIO.
REpoETs FRoM,ToLpDo.

| city and county come in slowly. Only two
townships and four wards hive been heard
from. a large portion of the National vote
will probably be cast for Ewing (Demscrai),
which will render the vote on Governor
close. The Republicans claim the whole
county ticket, including two represents
tives. Wilbridge (Republican), for senator,
will have 500 majority in Lucas county.
Foster gains 800 on the Republican vote OF
last year.
The above Is from Republican sources, re-
turns being too meagre to afford definite
statement OF the result.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITIES IN HAMILTON COUNTY.
CINCINNATI. October 15.-Reports from
all the precincts OF Hamilton county except
ten give Foster $500 majority, Hickenloop-
er 3.476 majority, Oslevee for Auditor 2, 800
majority. The Republican majority on the
State senatorial ticket runges from 3,529 to
1855; r..on representative, 1,419 TO 3,7S5.
George w. Williams (colored), Republican
candidate for the Legislature, received the
lowest Republican vote, which is 902 more
than the highest Democratic vote. As for
the State at large, estimates Of Fosters ma
jority at this hour Is A. NJ vary from
$4,000 10 10000. 1t is very generally con-
ceded that the Republicans will have clear
minority in joint session OF the Legislature,
and indications are that later returns will
give them majority in each house.
THE LEGISLATURE CLAIMED BY BOTH PARTIES.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, October 15-11 4. M
The Legislature is claimed by beth parties,
with tue chances largely IN favor OF the
Republicans.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
COLUMBUS, October 15.-Tbe Democratic
Committee concede the election or the Re-
publican State ticket by decided Majority.
also working majority OF the House of
Representatives, but they still claim to have
one or two majority in the Senate.
The Republican Committee estimate Fos-
ter's majority at 10000. and claim 70 OF the
ia representatives, which is I2 more than
necessary to pass bill. They also claim 10
senator's, which is Il majority OF l in the
Senate.
CINCINNATI, October 15.-AlI the pre-
cincts in Hamilton county save one show an
increased Republican majority. George W.
Williams (colored Republican, leads the
highest Democrat nearly 1000 votes.
TOLEDO, October 15.-Rcturns from 81
precincts in Lucas county. and careful esti-
mates OF the remaining IA precincts, show
majority OF 100 for Foster over Ewing.
Walbridge tRepublican), for State senator,
has majority OF from 1000 to 1000. The
Republican candidates for representatives
have maiorities OF from 800 TO 100.
CINCINNATI, October 15.-Thc Times has
a table on Hamilton-county ticket, all re-
turns being complete, which shows the
highest and lowest Republican majorities.
County. Commissioner Hopkins leads the
list with 4,1S6; George W. Williams (col-
ored), representative, having the lowest.
which is $50.
COLUMBUS, October 15.-From returns re-
ceived since noon the Republicans claim to
have elected 81 senator's, or = majority.
CLEVELAND, October 15.-Foster's ma
jority over Ewing in CayuSa county is
Abs; over all, 4,197. The balance of the
State tickets averages $500 Republican ma
iority. The legislative and county tickets
are elected by about 5000 Republican ms
iurity. The total vote OF the county is
S0,401.
THE LATEST.
COLUMBUS. October 1j-9:25 P. iM-Since
noon returns received by the Republican
State Committee show the Republicans have
90 senator's and CT representatives, or ma
jority Of ID on joint ballot. The Demo-
cratic Committee do not concede as large 4
majority as this, and it may take the full
official returns to decide what the exact ma
iority in the Legislature will lie.
The returns which have been coming in
this evening are largely from Democratic
strongholds. and materially reduce Fosters
majority. General Robinson, chairman OF
the Republican Committee. says he Is salts
fed Testers majority will fall below 20, 900.
9:35 Z. M.-The Republican Committee
are now notifying their correspondents
that Fosters majority will probably fall as
low as 1900.
IOWA.
REPUBLICAN GAINS AND MAJORITIES IN VA
HIoUS LOCALITIES.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 15.-Dis-
patches from Des Moines, Davenport, Red
Oak, Northwood, Waterloo, Keokuk, Cher
okee, and Nevada, Iowa, report Republican
gains, and that those places give Republican
maj critics.
MUscATINE, Iowa, October 15.-Gear
lacks 81 OF Il majority over the opposition
in this city.
CoUScII BLUFFS, October 15.-Over two
thousand votes were poled in this city.
The Democratic majority on the State ticket
is 81; the county doubtful.
A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN LEE COUNTY.
KEoKUK. October 15.-Lee county will be
Democratic on the State ticket by reduced
majority. The Republicans will elect 4
portion Of the county ticket. Jackson
township gives Gear $50 majority--a gain
OF nearly 200 on the vote Of two years ago.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
CHICAGO. October l5.-EiShty-fye polling
places in Iowa give Gear (Repubican), 49,
94s; Trimble (Democrar), 7,S47; Camp
bell (Grecnback), 4,4l6; DUNCAN (Prohibi-
zionist, only few hundred votes. The
conclusion is that the Republican candidate
will probably have good majority over
all, he having gained III nearly every pre-
cinct over the vote OF 1877.
DEs MONIES, Iowa. October l5.-Thc State
Register puts the Republican majority on
the State ticket at 0,G00, with the liket-
hood that il will reach $4,000. The Rcpub-
can gain over the vote OF two years ago is
$500, when they were lacking 5000 oil 4
majority over all.
REPUBLICANS REJOICING.
NEW ORLEANS, October 15.-The Repub-
licans to-day fired salute in honor OF the
victories in Ohio and Iowa.
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