The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-17
OHIO AND IOWA HEARD
FROM!
Glorious Victory for Ohio Re
publicans.
Heavy Vote, and Music in
the Air."
Tom. Ewing Takes Il Trip up
Salt River.
Large Republican Gains Every
Where.
The GreenbackerS Abandon
Their Ticket.
The Fiat FOOliShneSS Played
Out.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EMPoRIA
DAILY NEWS.
OHIO


OHIO.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct 14-The cleo
ton passed off quietly. An unusually
large vote was polled, and at most pre-
cincts and immense number of west
pocket tickets were voted. The Ma
tionals. in some of their strOngholds
abandoned their ticket, and while those
who had formerly been Republicans vo-
ted for Foster, those who had affiliated
with the Democrats voted for Ewing.
&. NJ. Davenport, who claims to be-
long in Cincinnati, was arrested charged
with repeating.
CoLUMBUs, .. Oct. 14-The weather
to-day throughout the state was very
fair, and indications are that the heaY-
lest vote ever known III the state has
been polled.
COLUMBUS, Oct. II, 0:15-Returns
from precincts collected and reported
~ managers of the Western Union Tel
egIaph Company offices throughout the
State, show net gain of ., 100 for Fos-
secretary OF state in 1878. This indi-
Gates Republican majority in the state
of from $4,000 to 10000.
CLEVELAND, Oct. IA, Midnight-SiX-
teen wards in the city of Cleveland gave
Foster 1851 majority. The city and
county gave Foster about $500 majority.
The Republicans probably elect the en-
tire county and legislative ticket.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE vote polled
in this city and county was probably
the largest in its history. The day was
clear and pleasant, and a large number
of business men were at the polls a
greater part of the day. Returns are
coming in very slowly, not One-fifth of
. a hainnr
publican gain in those reported contin-
ues the Republican majority in the
county will be about 1900. The name
of Williams, the cOlored candidate for
the Legislature on the Republican tick
ct, has been quite extensively scratched,
but it is not unlikely that Williams and
the whole Republican ticket are elected
by majority ranging from 1000 to 5000
The constitutional amendments were
lost sight of entirely.
COLUMBUS, Oct, 14-The Chairman
of the Democratic State Executive
Committee comedies the election of the
entire Republican state ticket, but
claims that sufficient returns have not
been received to determine the com
pleXion of the next legislature, and
thinks that later returns will show large
Democratic gains in several counties of
the state.
COLUMBUS, Oct. Is, 40 Il NAT
this hour we have returns of the vote on
governor from over One-fourth of the
state, which show Republican gains of
1900, and indicate Republican maiOri-
ty in the state of not less than $4,000.
Definite returns of the result on men,
bers of the legislature have not been re-
ceived, and the legislature Is claimed by
both parties, with the chances in favor
| of the Republicans.
The following are the returns in de
| tail by counties, as far as received: Adj
ans county, two townships, Republican
gain IS; Allen, four townships and Lima
city, Democratic gain 53; Ashland, sew
en- precincts, Democratic gain POS; Ash
tabula, twenty-one townships, Republi-
can gain 40S; Athens, no returns; Au-
| glaise, four townships, Democratic
gain IL; Belmont, six townships, Re
publican gain 143; Brown, two town.
ships, Republican gain IA; Butler, four
precincts, Republican gain II; Carroll
3 townships, Democratic gain 81; Cham.
tpaign, five townships and Urbana city
ESepublican gain 90; Clarke, four town
l.ships and four wards of Springfield, Re
publican gain 1872; Clermont, three pre-
cincts, Democratic gain 80; Clinton, two
townships, Republican gain IL; Colum
biana, six precincts, Republican gain
151 CoschoctOn, four townships, Demo
cratic gain 90; Crawford, five townships
Democratic gain 246; Cuyahoga, twenty
precincts, Republican gain T47; Def
ance, three precincts, Democratic gain
81; Delaware, two townships, Republi.
can gain AZ; Erie, two townships and
Sandusky city, Republican gam 346
Fairfield, nine precincts, Democratic
gain IL; Fayette, two townships, Demo
IL.
city of GallipOlis, Republican gain 325
Geauga, six townships, Republican gain
So; Greene, eight townships and city oil
Xenia, Republican gain 407 Guernsey
five precincts, Republican gain 80;
Hancock, ten townships, Republican
gain IA; Hardin, twelve precincts, in
Guiding Kenton City, Republican gain
1874; Harrison, eight precincts, Republic
can gain 20; Highland, two townships
Republican gain 4G; Hooking, three
precincts, Democratic gain %; Holmes
two townships, Democratic gain &C.
Huron, three townships, Democratic
gain 156; Jackson, two townships, Re
publican gain IL.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-Reports from all
precincts in Hamilton county except ten
give Foster , 100 majority. Republican
majority ON State senatorial ticket ranges
from $500 To 1855; on representative
l3,4l9 to 3,7SJ. Geo. d. Williams, color
ed Republican candidate for the legisla
ture, received the lowest Republican
vote, which is 902 more than the high
est Democrat received.
| CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-All precincts IN
Hamilton county but one give greater
majority than telegraphed this morning
Geo. w. Williams (Rep) leads the high
est Democrat more than 900.
I Cor Dot Tho Panf16lfnor
victory is so complete as to surprise the
Republicans and overwhelm the Demo
Gratis. The Democrats concede the elec
ton of the entire Republican state ticket
and allow them working majority in
the house. The Republicans claim one
or two majority in the senate.
!, The Republican committee estimate
Fosters majority at 10000. Republicans
claim 40 out of IA members of the house
LA more than necessary to pass bill
Up to noon there was doubt as to who
had the majority in the senate, but nov
the Republicans can claim 10 senators, {
majority of one, with prospects that the
full returns will show two Republican
, majority. The Republicans claim tC
have elected senators as follows: Firs
district, Eggleston, Fleichman and Kir
by; 9TH, Dreamer; eth, Pollard; 18th
Pindall; 18th, Strong; 10th, Pond.
COLUMBUS, Oct 15.-Since noon re
turns have been received by the Republi
, can state committee, showing that tn,
Republicans have elected twenty-five.
senators and sixty-seven representatives
which gives them thirteen majority oil
Joint ballot. The Democratic committee
do not concede as large a majority a
, this, and it may take the full official re
turns to decide what the exact maiorit,
in the Legislature will be.
The returns which have been comm,
IN this evening are largely from the De
mocratic strongholds, which MATERIAL,
! reduce Fosters majority.
General Robinson, chairman of the Re
publican state committee, says that he i
satisfied Fosters majority will fall beloy
: 10000.
p CoLUdBUs, Ohio Oct. 15.-The Repub
lican committees are now notifying thei
+, correspondents that Fosters maioritr
win probably fall as low as 1900
IOWA.