Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-13

bSS. tenth ward, Townsend 4S6; Lang 555
Clinton township. Townsend 1877; Lang 22S
Eleventh ward, Townsend S04; Lang LOGO
Third ward Townsend $50; Lang 345. Sevent
ward, Townsend 266; Lang 337.
Columbns-At Republican headquarter
claims are now made that the majority in III
State will be considerably over 10000. Their
is great enthusiasm there, and the Garfield
glee club is singing before the hall. At Dem
ocratic headquarters returns have been received
which up to this hour gave the Democrats
net gain of over 500 In the State. At the latte
place the count is made upon secretary o.
State. The present Republican gains may
not improbably be dissipated, as the returns
come in from remote counties. which are
generally Democratic.
Columbus, Twelfth ward Townsend 800
Lang S16. Mifiin township, Townsend 1876
Lang 250.
| CINCINNATI, 10 80 P. M.-Returns from 29
| precincts in Hamilton county show net Dem
ocratio gain of 467 This is nearly one-third of
the county and indicates net Democratic gain
of 1900. This would still leave Republican
majority in the county of q 400.
COLUMBUS, O., LOOP. M.-Returns from the
city are very slow in coming in. Only one
ward is complete at this hour. The First ward
gives 156 Republican majority, which is
claimed as a considerable gain, although no
definite figures can be given, owing to redis-
tricting. From outside the city returns con-
tinue to steadily increase the Republican
gain, with exception of those from Hamilton
county, where, as shown by all the returns re-
ceived up to the present time, there was gain
for the Democrats in nearly every precinct.
This does not seem to tally with the earlier re-
ports of Hamilton county having given an
increased Republican majority.
just one-quarter of the whole number of
precincts and townships in the State are now
in, and the net Republican gain Is 1854. IT
the proportion holds good the Republican gain
in the State will be nearly 10000, and Nell
vane's majority over FOllet for supreme court
judge will be about 81, COO. Although the Re-
publieans are sanguine of reaching that figure,
tho Democrats have not given up their claim
of carrying the State, and it seems likely that
later returns will somewhat diminish the
heavy and unlocked for gains which the Re-
publioaps have been making.
Columbus, O.-Eight townships in Clarke
county, including springfield city, give Re-
publican majority OF 1,766, Republican gain
of 349. Only two small townships yet to hear
from in Clarke county.
Columbus IL P. M.-No definite returns
have been received at either the Republican or
Democratic headquarters, nor by regular
sources as to the complexion of the next Con-
gressional delegation from Ohio. The Demo-
cratic State central committee make no esti-
mate or prediction. Chairman Nash, of The
Republican committee, says it is now
likely that the Republican majority on the
State ticket will insure the electIon of thir-
teen and probably fifteen Republican Congress
men.
COLUMBUS, 1920 A. M.-Chairman Nash has
Just received telegram to the effect that Rice |
is elected in the Tenth district;
a Republican gain.
The election in this city. although unusual
ly quiet and orderly, has been hotly contested, |
both parties putting forth their best efforts |
and bringing out their full strength. The |
National and Prohibition vote is insignificant.
Incomplete returns indicate that the Republi-
cans have carried the city and the chairman of
the Republican committee claims 700 majority |
in Lucas county, Republican gain of 1893.
The chairman of the Democratic committee
places the majority in the city for Ritchie,
Republican Congressman, at l55, and in the
county at quo. The district is probably
Republican by GEO majority.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 12.-Akron city, complete,
gives 725 Republican majority. gain of S24.
Returns from Cleveland come in slowly, but
show that Lang runs largely ahead of the
Democratic ticket. The probability that Chas.
Townsend, Republican candidate for secretary
IF state, will have 5000 majority in the
county, and Amos TOWNSEND. Republican
candidate for Congress, will have 5000.
COLUMBUS. o., 1886 A. M.-The following is
he result of all the precincts now received,
which are grouped under their respective |
counties.