The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-13

turns stil1 indicate Democrotlc gains 10
m ajoriiy Of precincts, but the Republican
majority In the county will be aver 1000.
The Democrats concede that not man on
their ticket Is elected. The Republican
congressman Butterworth and Young
are undoubtedly elected in Twenty-Five
precincts ont Of forty-seven. In the First
district But.erworth's net gain Is 9l3 over
the vote two years ago. Youug's loss In
thirty.fve precincts out OF fifty-two is
twenty-five.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatcb.l
TOLEDO. October 10. - Incomplete re-
turns indicate that the Republicans have
carried this city, and the chairman OF the
Republican Committee claims 700 majority
In Lucas county, Republican gain OF 1893.
The chairman OF the Democratic Commit
tee places the majority in the city for
Richie, Republican congressman, at 155.
aud in the county at 600. The district is
prob ably Republican by 600 majority.
Especial telegram TO the Dispsteh.l
COLUMBUS, ONO, October l3-1 A. M
As indicated by previous dispatches, later
returns have not kept up with the same
rates Of gain as shown by the earlier ones;
and With one third OF the whole number OF
precincts and townships in the State now
10, the net Republican gains are 2,21S.
The Democratic gains have been more
apparent than real as to Hamilton
county, because the returns from that
county were by misunderstanding sent In
on the Secretary OF State instead OF on the
Supreme Court Judge, and as the Germans
have scratched MclIvaine because OF bis
known prohibition tendencies, the vote on
him is not regarded as a criterion whereby
the vote on the rest OF the state ticket
should be judged. Complete returns from
the city OF Dayton give Follett 4,56I; Me-
Ilyane, APP; Republican majority, 15i-
a Democratic gam OF 80. Clark county,
complete, gives Republican majority OF
1854 Republican gain Of Ala.
Especial telegram TO the Dspstch.1
COLUMBUS, o., October 49, A. MI.
T. Williams, superintendent OF the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, and who
has supervised a collection OF election re-
turns in Ohio for the past two years, is OF
the opinion that the Republican majority
on the State ticket will be about the same
rs last year.
Mr. Rice, Republican, Elected In the
Tenth Districf-A Republican Gain.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
COLUMBUS, OHIO, October 13-12:20 A. NJ.
Chairman Nash has just received Telegram
to the effect that James b. Rice (Republi-
CAM is surely elected to Congress In the
Tenth district, which is 4 Republican gain.
From National Democratic Head
quarters.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
New YORK, October 1890 A. M.-The
following dispatch was received at Ma
tiona Democratic headquarters from Co.
lumb,ls, Ohio, at midnight: Twelve town
ships in Noble county, seven in Morgan
county, ten in Perry county, and four in
Muskingum county, have given an average
Democratic gain OF per cent. over Fosters
vote in 1879.
Republican Authority.
COLUMBUS, o., October l3. -General Mast,
chairman OF the Republican State Commit
tee. claims that the plurality for the State
ticket will not be less than 10000, and that
the Republicans have elected fifteen out Of
twenty congressman.
INDIANA.
Jxn1AxApoIIs, October l2.-The election
passed of quietly and no disturbance bad
been reported from any quarter when the
nolls closed at 6 p. NJ. The vote polled is
very large, but there is nothing to indicate
the result as yet. In this city there was con-
siderable scratching on the candidates for
Governor and congressman. Comparison
on the returns will be made with the vote
for Governor in 1876. The ticket has
tWenty-nine names and no counting is done
until after the close OF the polls. 1t VIII,
therefore, necessarily be late before mucn
reliable news can be had.
[Second DiSpatch.]
CHICAGO, ILL.,, October 12-9:15 p. NJ
Scbuvler Colfax telegraphs from South
Bend, Ind, that Penn, Warden, Clay, Har-
ris. Union, and German townships, in st.
Jo,eph's county, give l1S majority for Por-
ter-a Republican gain since the last Gov
ernor,s election. This is over the first vote
OF the election by wards.
Third Dispatch
WASHINGTON, October ia dispatch
from Indianapolis TO the correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Inquirer claims the election
of Landers (DemocraD for Governor and
the whole Democratic State ticket.
Fourth DiSpatch.l
INDIANAPOLIS, October 12-10:4O Z. NJ
Returns from forty.five Indiana precincts
give Republican gain OF 1853.
Fifth DiSpatch.l
CHICAGO, October PA Lafayette Qnd)
dispatch says the election passed OF quietly,
every precinct polling the largest vote ever
given. The Republicans have increased
their gains in every ward. Tlppecanoe
will give Porter 800 majority. The Demo-
Gratis concede Orth's election in the district.
RICHMOND, IND. October 12.-The indlca'
tons now are that the Republicans have
carried the county by about 3,2OO-a gain
of 700.
FOWLER, ND, October l2.-Benton coun-
ty has gone from 20 TO 90 Democratic on the
State ticket.
fSi1th DiSpdtch.]
INDIANAPOLIS, October 12-11:15 p. NJ
Reports from elghty-fiye towns give Repub-
Iican gains OF 40. With the same rate OF
gains in the State the Republicans would
have plurality Of 10000.
[Seuenh DiSpotch.]
New York, October IA dispatch re-
ceived at Republican headquarters, from
Richmond, Indiana, says the vote OF that
county indicates majority for Porter
(Rep.l in the State OF 10000.
The Latest.