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OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
OHIO REPUBLICAN,.
A SWEEPING VICTORY.
Governor and Legislature Elected.
IOWA RETURNS.
LARGE REPUBLICAN GAINS.
OHIO REPUBLICAN,.
A SWEEPING VICTORY.
Governor and Legislature Elected.
IOWA RETURNS.
LARGE REPUBLICAN GAINS.
LATER FROM THE OHIO ELEr
TsON.

LATER FROM THE OHIO ELEC.
TiON.
Claim the Election of Foster by
10000 Majority. They th'nx they
Have the Legislature Also.
Especial Dispatch to the Evening Star.l
COLUMBUS, Oct. Is, a. m.-We have heard
from 800 townships and wards in the state, and
they give republican gain of 5,537. We esti-
mate Mr.. Fosters majority at least at twenty
thousand. We have carried nearly all the close
counties, and think the legislature is ours.
[Signed.l j. S. ROBINSON,
Chairman Republican State Committee.
Republicans Claim Lucas County.
TOLEDO, Oct. 15-The returns from the city
and county come in slowly. Only two
townships and four wards have been heard
Vote viii pfooably be cast 9 for n Ewing
(democrat), which will render the vote on gov
ernor close. The republicans claim the whole
e %6ds sc6e oq bava s m
jolity in Lucas county. Foster gains 500 on the
republican vote of last year. The above is
from a republican source, the returns being too
Teag1e to AFFORD definite statement OF the
result.
FOSTERS MAJORITY IN HANIHI..
TON COUNTY $500.
And the Full Legislative Ticket, I'm.
Guiding the scratched COlOrCd
NdAs
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 15.-Reports from all the
precincts of Hamilton county except 10 give
Foster Gep.), for governor, $500 majority;
Hickenlooper (rep.), for lieutenant governor,
3,416 majority; Ogleree (ep.), for auditor, 1859
majority. The republican ma jority on the state
senatorial ticket ranges from 1893 to 3,S5S; on
representative, ]. 419 to 3ls5. George w. VII
liams, (colo1ed), the republican candidate for
legislature, received the lowest republican vote,
which is 902 more than the highest democratic
vote.
A Sweeping Republican Victory
Claimed i'm OhiO-FOster's Majority
$4,000 to 10000. and the Lesisla-
tUre Republicans
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct. 15.-As for the
state at large, the estimates of Fosters
majority at this hour Is a. N.Y. vary from
$4,000 to 10000. 1t Is very generally con-
ceded that the republicans " Ill have a clear
the Indications are that later returns Will give
them majority in each house.
IOWA.
Republican Gains Reported.
DIES MONIES, IA, midnight, Oct. 14.-Hon. j.
B. Grtnnell, independent candidate for men,
Der Of the legislature, teegraphs to the State
Register: "I'he republican state and congress
sional ticket has 500 majority in PoWeShtek
county" Ex-Congressman Cummings teie-
graphs: s'The republicans have regained Madi-
son county end elected the entire state ticket
was 1885, being 500 votes less than the enroll
ment on the registry list. Governor Gear and
the republican state ticket have majority In
registers returns and estimates make the re-
publican majority In Polk county between 900
and 1000. The republican gain over two years
ago on governor is 1,1G4, and over last year ss7.
DAVENPORT, IA, Oct. 15.-The republican
state ticket has about 400 plurality 10 this CITY,
and about 1000 in the county. The prohibition
and greenback vote was light. The Republicans
ture, and their county ticket, with the eScep-
ton Of sheriff and school superintendent. Sew
enty-seyen Iowa polls give Gear lrep.( for
governor 1900, Trimble (dem3 6,eS6, and
RED OAK, IA, Oct. 15:-The estimated vote Of
Montgomery county gives Gear 1920 to 1900
out OF total vote of $500.
NORTHwoOD, IA, oct. 15.-Worth county
MUscATINE, IA, Oct. 15.-Gear lacks 81 Of the
majority over the opposition in this city.
large republican gains. The probable republl-
can majority on the state ticket is 1000 in Black
Hawk county.
ticket In Lee county Is very close with probably
CHEROKEE, IA, Oct. 15.-Cherokee county
NEVADA, Ia, Oct. 15-There are large repub-
ltcan gains all over Story county.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, Oct. 15.-Over 1900
votes were polled In this city. The democratic
majority on the state ticket is 81. The result in
the county Is doubtful.
NOT "LIBKRAL CATHoLIC."-The New York
Herald recently stated that daughter Of Gen.
Sherman was 'liberal Catholic" and in refu-
tation Of this Mrs. Gen. Sherman has written
note from this city to the editor OF that paper,
say ing:
"Please correct this statement, which, al
though seemingly uuimportaht, is really a
SANDER. To be a liberal Catholic is to be an
object OF pity or contempt, and my children are
all, up to this day, as true and loyal to their
faith as they are pure and exemplary In their
lives. Very respectfully, yours.
ELLEN E. SHERMAN"