Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-13
OHIO.

Is delightful though partly cloudy and
cooler than yesterday. Both parties
Ia this city are using every eff.
fort to secure q heavy vote
Very little scratching in done and
everything is quiet at the polls ul
to this hour, 12:40 p. N. There will
undoubtedly be larger vote than was
ever before polled, as in some pre-
cincts the vote at noon was up to the
highest vote ever before cast. AL
points throughout Ohio and Indiana
heard from, indicate tue same earnest
work by both parties. 1t is the most
exciting election held for q long time.
Nothing can be told at this hour o1
the probable results.
CINCINNATI, Oct. Il 8 r. n.-
Hamilton county has sundoubt9 9dly gone
republican by 1900 or 1000 majority
The election passed off without Incl.
dent except fracae.in the l9tl ward.
PREPARING FOR DEMoeRATIcRo RoUGHs
CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-The report
that Governor Foet Or has ordered the
militia to take charge of the polls in
Hamilton county is based on the
fact that Mayor Jacobs called on the
commander of the militia to hold bis
troops in readiness In case of riot. This
has been done. The troops are assem-.
bled in the armory. The Governor
has had nothing TO do with it.
This year the comparison will be
made with the figures for governor in
1879, the vote on the supreme Judge
being used for that purpose. The
greenback vote will not be considered
in this comparison. There are 1855
precincts in t1e stat3, and 1t Is expected
nearly three-fourths of them will bt
heard from by one O'Clock tonight
The frat return was from GreencamI
township, Marion county, which gives
McIlvaine III; Toilet 164; republi
can gain OF 18. "a F.17 &s &.@
COLUMBUS, O., OF. 12.-6:30 T. m.-
To 1879 the total vote was: Foster, re-
publican, for governor, 336 ,261; Ewing
democrat, 3l9,2l3; Piatt, national. g.,
O72; Stewart, prohibition. Alas. Fos
ter's majority over all 8 $50; plurality
II, ,128.
COLUMBUS, o, Oct. 12-9:10 2. m.-
TweD ty-hve precincts give net re-
publican gain of 102 E
COLUMBUS, Oct. 12.-9:40 p. MO;
precincts in this stat3 show q net re.
publican gain of -642.
CINCINNATI, Oct 1850 r. m.-
Lincoln club people say, the repu bli-
cans claim the election of the ept re
county ticket by $500 and both con
gressmen. The democrat, concede il
by $500. III
COLUMBUS. Oct 1888 .. .m.-Scatter
ing returns from a few precincts show
small republican gainP. Comparisons
are made with the vote for Fost sr and
Ewing for governor. &4-
COLUMBUS, o Oct. 12-8:50p m.-
Thirteen precincts give net repubIi-
can gain of 104. sassa
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 12.--9 p. m.>s
Returns to r. 10. indicate vote Is to
20 per cent. larger than any ever
polled. The republicans claim tde
election of the entire county ticket and
Congressman Hamilton by 1000 ma
jority, and the democrats concede
$500.
CINcINNATI, Oct. 12.-The vote
polled is 20 per cent. larger than ever
polled before. Iu the AFTERNOON q
number of slight Disturbances took
place at the polls, but except in one
instance the police were able to pre-
serve order. That was in the eight
ward, where the republicans asked the
aid of the police TO give them equal
chances at the polls. Two men as
saulted policeman and t,re his
clothes. He called for help and the
men were arrested, but the crowd
overpowered the police and rescued
the mer. Funtler reinforcements OF
tie police were called, but by the time
they arrived. quiet was restored
Z COLUMBUS, Oct. 12.-One hundred
and fif,y >nlne townships give q net
republican gain of 1225.
YeCINC1NNATI. Oct. l2-9:l0 r. M
Returns from four precincts of Ham,
iIton county show a net democrat tic
gain OF 80 sa -=-.f.
COLUMBUS o., Oct. 1.-TWO hun
dred aud twen,y-nine t,wuships give
a net republican gain of l.479.
COLUMBUS. Oct. 12-9 m.-.-Re-
turns are coming in little earlier
than usual and the gsIns, although
hitherto favorable to the republicans
in most precincts, have not been uni.
formly SO, and it is noticeable that
where there has been democratic in
crease it has usually been very marked
1t seems to be q fact that the republi.
can gains have been chiefly in sections
already republican and that demo.
cratic gains have come chiefly from
democratic sections. On the basis oi
the figures already received the repub-
licans claim a majority larger taan
that of last year, but it is too early t.
make any definite estimate.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 1.-Two hun
dred and eighty-one townships show q
net republican gain of | ,594.
Three hundred and fourteen pre-
cincts give republican net gain OF l..
737. Lster-Three hundred and thirty.
two precincts give a net repu blican
gain of 2007.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPoLIs, OF. 12-2:20 2. m.-
The electionin this city and throughout
the state, so far as heard from, is passing
off quietly. There arenoindications Of