The Portland daily press., 1880-10-14

CINCINNATI, y, 3ct. l3.-Ham1ltnn county
goes Republican with probable Democratic
gain of 1877.
Cuyahoga County.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 13-11.3O A. Incomplete
return from Cuyahoga co lnty give Charles
Townsend, for Secretary of State, 4051 MAORI.
ty; McIlvaine, for Supreme Court Judge, 5937
majority; and Amos Townsend, for Congress
5239 majority.
Returns by Counties.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-Clinton county-Re-
publican majority, 6S4; Republican gain, "a.
publican gain, 60. All the Republican coun-
ty ticket elected except Auditor.
Complete returns from Hamilton county, ex-
cept three precincts, give Townsend (Rep.)
Secretary of State, 2637 majority; McIlvaine,
Judge Of Supreme Court, Rep.) 3219; Bailey
Rep.) sheriff, 1924; Papeller, County Auditor,
(Rep.( 4501; Coutcall. Prosecuting Attorney,
(Rep.) 1928. Three precincts to hear from gave
Democratic majority of 81 last year. Com
pairing the vote on Judge of Supreme Court
with that of Governor of last year this would
show Democratic gain in the county of 1877.
Butterworth's (Rep) majority in the First
District will be 1900; Young, Rep.) Second
District, about the same.
Returns from Eighty Counties.
ECoLUMBUs, Oct. 13.-Very little interest has
been manifested here to-day over the election
news, the interest centering almost entirely in
iOUuluo iIoul 1uulducs fat tu0 INCpuUllCdu
headquarters special kilograms have been re-
ceived from the charmen on committees in all
but eight counties of Ohio, showing complete
returns on Secretary of State and Supreme
Judge. According to returns from these eigh-
ty counties on the vote for Secretary of State
gains 5657, net Republican gain over Fos-
ters plurality of II, 129 last year Of 2252. The
net Republican gain on Supreme Judge is
444S. Partial returns from Ross and Lucas
counties show considerable Republican gains
The Republican committee comedies from
above figures that Townsend's majority for
Secretary of State will be close to 10000 and
Mcllvaine's plurality for Supreme Judge be
near $1,000. No figures have been received
showing the majority given for Congressman,
feel sure that the Republicans elect Is out oil
20 congressman.
The Congressional Delegation.
The Congressional delegation will probably
stand as follows:
benjamin Butterworth
2-Thomas l.. Young.
3-H. L. Morey.
4-Emanuel Shultz
5-Benjdnsin LefeUre.
6-James w Richie.
John p. Leedom.
Sd. Warren Keifer.
FLAMES L. Robinson
Johannes b: Rice.
11-Htnry L. Neal.
12-Ge0rgeL l.. Conuerse.
13-Gibson 4Atherton.
14-George W. Geddes.
15-R r. Dawes
l6-Jonathan Updegraff.
l7-William Mckinley, Jr.
1S-A. S. Mcclure.
19-Ezra B. Taylor.
2O-Amos Townsend
The defeat of Mcmahon and Hurd creates
great surprise among the Democrats
Democratic Estimates.
AT the Democratic headquarters their are re-
ntu ri fhnco +loI
ocratic committee claims show a net Demo.
cratic gain of 6573 on Secretary of State over
Fosters vote. They say the same ratio will
show net gain on the State of 20O2. This
committee comedies the election of fifteen
Republican Congressman. These figures are
all that can be obtained tonight.
Gov. Foster thinks the Republicans will
have $4,000 Majority.
COLUMBUS, Oct. I'D G. Swain, Gen. Gar
fields private secretary, telegraphs from Men,
tor that Gov. Foster thinks the majority for
the State ticket from % 600 to % 900, and that
fifteen Republican members of Congress have
probably been elected.
The Vote of Hamilton County
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.--Unofficial returns
from the whole of Hamilton county give
Townsend Rep) Secretary of State, 34,129;
Lang Oem.) 81, $40; McIlvane (Rep) Judge
of Supreme Court, 81 500; Follett Dem) 81,
618. Democratic gain on Secretary of State
over the vote for Governor last year, 1856.
Democratic gain ton Judge of the Supreme
Court, 76i majority. Butterworth (Rep) for
Congress, LIST district, 1902; Young, in I'd,
1907. The Republicans elect their entire
county ticket by mato-ities ranging from 2145
to377L