Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-10-13
The October Elections are all Right
and the November Elections will
Give us Some More of
the Same Sort.
Last Nights Report.
OHIO.

Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 12.-Compari.
sons in Ohio are made with the vote for
governor in 1879, when Foster had n
plurality of 17,720, and a majority over
all of 3,621.
One hundred and twenty-five
townships and precincts show net
republican gain of 1908. The indica-
tions are that republicans gain in re-
republican counties and the democrats
gam IN democratic counties, so that it is
difficult to give any reliable estimate of
the results.
Thirteen precincts show net repub-
lican gain of l04.
Twenty-nine precincts show net
democratic gain Of 20.
Twenty precincts show net repub-
lican gain Of 157.
$40 p. m.-Two hundred towns show
net republican gain of 1,415.
Two hundred and forty-nine town
ships in Ohio give net republican gain
of 1879.
Returns from 273 townships, wards
and precincts show net republican
gain Of 1,6OO over 1879. This includes
something from nearly every county in
in the state.
10:36 p. m.-Six hundred and fifteen
townships show net republican gain of
1,74O.
1855 p. m.--Returns from 355 pre-
cincts show net republican gain of
2,1O6.
-Four bundled and twenty-eight town
ships, wards and precincts give net re-
publican gain of -2,230.
Later reports shows more democratic
gains.
We have returns from 365 precincts,
wards and townships, being one-fourtll
of the state. They show a republican
gain of 1856.
Five hundred and five precincts show
republican gain of 2,417.
The republican central committee
claim the election of 13 republican con-
gressmen out of 90, but no definite fig
ures received yet.
Cleveland. Oct. 12.-Akron city com.
plete gives 725 republican majority, a
gain Of 224. Returns from Cleveland
come in slowly, but show that Lang
runs largely ahead Of the democratic
ticket. 1t is probable that Charles
Towsend, republican candidate for sec
retary of state, will have 300 majority in
the county and Amos Townsend. repub-
lican candidate for congress, will have
5000. Summit county complete gives a
republican majority Of 1866, republi-
Can gain.
The congressional delegation from
Ohio will probably stand rs follows: Re.
publicans I'd, Sth, 9th, 10th, 11th,
18th, 10th, 18th, 18th, 10Th and 2Oth;-
democrats-5th, 10Th, 18th and 14th
The 4th and 7th are doubtful.
HE LATEsT-Seven hundred and
twenty precincts give net republican
gain Of 5000.
Indianapolis, Oct. 12.-Four precincts
show republican gain of 20.
The day has passed quietly through.
out the state as far rs known and heavy
vote has been cast. The ticket being
long, the count will be slow and the re.
turns late in coming in. Comparison
will be made with the vote on governor
in 1876, when Williams, Dem) carried
the state by 5,139 majority.
Nineteen precincts show net repub.
ican gain of 25.
Eight precincts show net democratic
gain of one.
Twelve precincts show n net republi.
can gain OF 49.
Sixteen precincts showa net demo.
cratic gain Of %.
Twenty-Five precincts show demo.
cratic gain of 80.
Thirty-fve precincts show net repnb'
lican gain of rs.
Forty;tiye precincts give republican
gain of l69,
seventy-tiye precincts show republi.
can gain Of $50.