Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-16
OHIO ELECTION.
NOON RETURNS.

Tory ii 30 compute tudt IL SURPRISES LILO NO
publicans and overwhelms the Democrats
At the Democratic committee room there il
little figuring being done. The committee
say they have no news. They concede the
election of the State ticket to the Republi
cans by a handsome majority and allow
them working majority in the House OF
Representatives, but still claim to have one
or two majority in the Senate. The COM
mittee decline to furnish figures as to ma
jorities. At the Republican committee
rooms kilograms are pouring in from all por-
lions of the State. The committee estimate
Fosters majority at 10000, with chances that
full returns will rather increase than
diminish these figures. They claim 70 out
of ia members of the House of Representa-
tives, which is 13 more than is necessary to
pass bill. Up to noon there was consider
able doubt at the committee rooms, as to
who had majority in the Senate, but at this
hour the committee claim 10 Senators sure,
which is majority of one, with prospects
that full returns will show two Republican
majority. The Republicans claim to have
elected Senators as follows: First district,
Eggleston, Fleichman ank Kirky; fifth dis
trict, Crea mer, 9th Pollard, 18th Peyndell,
18th Strong, 18th Pold, Goth Hollingsworth,
21st Hartshorn, 22d Richards, 23d Perkins.
Oath Hitchcock, 25th Curran, Goth Beebe,
9th Harr, 29Jh Beers. =
THE LEGISLATURE.
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 15.-Since noon re-
turns received by the Republican State COM
mittee show that in addition to the list of
senators sent at noon the Republicans have
elected Sinks in the third district and
Mounts in the second district, but they
NIT the defeat of Chambers in the fifteenth
district This gives the Republicans 20
senators and 81 representatives, or 13 major
ity on joint ballot. The Democratic COM
mittee do not concede as large majority as
this and it may take the full official returns
to decide what the exact majority in the
legislature will be.
The returns which have been coming in
this evening are largely from Democratic
strongholds, which materially reduces Fos-
ter's ajority. Gen. Robinson, chairman of
the Republican State central committee,
says he is satisfied Fosters majority will not
fall below 10000.
MAJORITY DECREASING.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 15.-The Republican
committee are now notifying their CORES
pondents that Fosters majority will fall as
low as 1900.
TOLEDO, Oct. 15.-Lucas county oficia
gives Ewing SO majority over Foster. Repub-
hcan gain on the vote of 1878 of 1858. Wal
bridge Republican senator, has 1O5 majority.
Returns from various counties in this sena-
torial district now Indicate the election of
Wilkin, Dem.) by 100 to 200 majority
The Republicans elect both representatives
from Lucas county by 981 majority.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
CINCINNATI, OCT. 15.-The Times has the
following table of majorities on the Repub.
ican ticket in Hamilton county, returns
from all precincts having been received
Governor, Chas. Foster, $3.50; lieutenant
governor, Andrew Hickenlooper, 3,17O; au.
ditor of state, John Foglevee, 1912; state
treasurer, Jos. Turney, 1901; judge of gu
preme court, w. w. johnson, 1929; attor
ney general, Geo. R. Nash. 3,cO1; board Of
public works, James Fullington, 1854; coun.
ty treasurer, Luke Stanley, 1885; county
clerk, w. Ramp, 5000; county
Recorder, G. o. Deckelbach, 2,4O4
county commissioner, D. F. Haskins
4,lS6; director of county infrmary, George
Wabretz, 245. Hon. BENJAMIN Egglesto1
leads the Senatorial ticket with 3,445 major
ity over johnson, the highest on the Demo
cratic ticket. L. M. Dayton leads the list Of
members in the lower house with 3,243 ma
jority over Blair, the highest Democrat
George w. Williams is the lowest on the leo
islative ticket, his majority being 1856 over
Blair. B. F. Hopkins has the highest vote
on the Republican ticket, being 28,937
Michael Spaeth leads the defeated candidates
26,135. Total vote cast, taking the vote fo1
Governor as basis, $685.