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ture, received the lowest Republic
can vote, which was 902 more thar
the highest Democratic vote re
: ceived. AS for the State at large
it is estimated that Fosters major.
ity, at this hour Is A. NJ will be
= from $1,000 to 10000. 1t is very
3 generally conceded that the Repub.
q licaps will have q clear ma ority or
the joint session of the Legislature
I and the Indications are that latel
returns will give them majority
in each House.
COLUMBUS. Oct. 15.-11 A. NJ
q The Legislature is claimed by both
{ parties, with chances in favor OF
0 Republicans.
o From returns received since noon
the Republicans claim to have
elected the following Senators In
,, addition to those mentioned in a
. former dispatch: Brown, in the
Sixth District; Kelly and Klein, in
the Eighth, and Walbridge, in the
Thirty.third District, and possibly
Finks, in the Third, and Chalmers
probably, in the Fifteenth. This
gives the Republicans twenty-one
Senators, or two majority. The
Republicans claim to have elected
one Representative in this county,
with a prospect of two, and concede
one Representative elected by the
Democrats.
TOLEDO, Oct. I5.-Returns from
81 precincts of Lucas county and
careful estimates of the remaining
IA precincts show majority for
Foster over Ewing Of 100. Wal
bridge, Republican, for State Sena-
tor, has majority of 1000 to 1000.
Republican candidates for Repre-
sentatives have majorities ranging
from 500 to 1000. All the Repub-
lican county ticket is elected by
majorities ranging from 800 to 700
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15-3 p. Mali
the precincts of Hamilton county
but one give a greater Republican
majority than telegraphed this
morning. Williams, Republican,
leads the highest Democrat more
than 1000 votes.
LATER.-The Republican victory
is so complete that it surprises even
the Republicans and overwhelms
the Democrats. AT the Democratic
Comm rooms there is little
figuring, everybody being sure.
The Committee say they have no
news; they concede the election of
the Republican State ticket by q
handsome majority, and allow
them working majority in the
House of Representatives, but still
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in the Senate.
vbe Aawo Etec;,Oc.
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Eighty-fve
polling places in Iowa give Gear,
Republican, IS, 946; Trim BILE, DEM
ocrat, 1871; Campbell, Greenback-
er, 4,4l6; Dungeon, Prohibition,
only few hundred votes. The
only conclusion drawn from these
figures is that the Republican can
didate will probably have a good
majority over all, having gained in
nearly every precinct over the vote
of 1877.
Dies MONIES, Oct. 15.-All the
later returns increase the kepub-
lican majority. The State Register
now puts the Republican majority
on the State ticket at 10000 over all
other parties and extremely likely
to be $4,000. The Republican ma
jority in the Legislature on joint
ballot will be larger than in the
last and beat the Republican gain
over two years ago, $1,000. q ,
Murderer Arresiea.
BOSTON, Oct. 15.-Henry G.
Gum, who murdered his father in
Bridgwater Sept. 25th, was arrest
ed last evening. He claims that
the murder WAS justifiable, his
father having provoked him be-
yond endurance.
The Yesiow Fever.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 15.--Five new
cases and three deaths since last
night.
Comments ON sne Chic E:eesi1n.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The Her
aid says of the Republican triumph
in Ohio: Besides disposing of sew
eral prominent Ohio statesmen, 1t
will inspire courage and hope in
the Republican party throughout
the United States. Besides, it inn
proves Tilden's chances of nomina-
ton, but not of election. 1t also
strengthens Sherman in the Re-
publican Convention.
The Times says: 1t should be re-
membered that it may have the
effect of frightening back into the
ranks numerous Democratic boilers
who may be disposed to forget their
present grievances in the hour of
party peril. 1t is certain that de-
feat in Ohio will only nerve to more
desperate efforts the managers of
!, Tilden's campaign in New York.
They can point to the vote of Ohio
and the result of the rejection of
their candidate, Bishop,as they can
claim that had their advice been
taken the result would have been
different.
Special kilograms from Ohio
.. show that the Republicans carried
the close counties of Madison, Del
= aware, Hardin, Knox and Musk
ingum. These, with Hamilton
county, place beyond question the
{ Legislature as surely Republican
q on joint ballot, and secures the re-
| tirement of Thurman to private
life. More than this, Republican
? control of both Houses being as
|. sured, the destruction of the Dem
s ocrat gerrymander of last year be-
j. comes probable, and the next Ohio
8 delegation to Congress insured for
v the Republicans.
vi The Tribune says: The Ohio
i election means, "Now for New
o York." and adds that solid North
n is beginning to loom up before o
e solid South.
u The World says Ohio is still q
q doubtful State, and adds that Ew
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