Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-14
THE EVENING STAR.
OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
sum mary of Last Nights ID sp0tch hes
Lists of the Elected. Etc.


REPCBLICAH MAJORITY 20 600 AND FrPrErN
CoNGREsSMKN RLECTkp
The net republican gain on supreme Judge In
Ohio is 4,44S. The counties yet to be heard from
are Brown. Licking, Lucas, Ottawa. Perry.
PtcEaway, Ross and Sandusky. Partial returns
from from Ross ana Lucas show considerable repub-
elude that Townsends majority for secretary
OF state viii be close to - coo and McIlyafneis
plurality for supreme judge VIII be near 22, OO0
No figures have been received showing the ma
Jorliy given for congressman, but enough is
known 10 make the committee feel sure that
the republicans have elected fifteen ont OF
twenty congressman. At democratic head
quarters there are returns from seventy coun-
ties, and these the democratic committee claim
saaow net democratic gain OF 1913 on secre-
tafy OF stare over Fosters vote. They say that
The same ratio Will show net gain on the state
Oh 2,eoz. This committee concede the election
or Is republican congressman. The fourth con-
gressionai district elects Shultz (repl 10y about
$50 majority.
THE VOTE IN HAMILTON COUNTY
tnolhclal returns from the whole or Hanlt-
ton county give Townsend {rep.), for secretary
OF state, "a, le9; Lang (dem.l, $3.50: Townsend
majority, 2,ZSs. Mclivaine Uepl, for Judge OF
the superior court, 81, sos; FolletI (dem) 3I6lS.
McliVaine's majority, 1884. Democratic gain
o. secretary OF state over vote for governor last
year, 1856; democratic gain on Judge OF sllprpma
court, i6l. Butterworth trep.) congressman firsJ
district, majority, 1902; Young second district.
l,t0I. The republicans elect the entire county
3.11l.
LIST OF THE ELECTED
me !oi!oWlng are the republican state officers
elected In ohio:-Secretary OF state, Charles
Townsend; Judge OF the supreme court George
". Mcllyaihe;. clerk OF the supreme court,
Dwight Crowell; member board OF public works
stephen X; Hosmer; state commissioner of
common schools, Daniel L. De Wolf.
The Ohio delegation in the lower house of
the Fory-seventh Congress viii stand. person.
any and politically. as follows:-1st district
Young, rep; Sd. Henry L. Morey, rep: 4th
Emanuel Schultz, rep; 5th, Benjamin LeFevre'
GEM; 6th; James w. Ritchie, rep: Eth John T.
Leso9Il; dem; Sth, j. Warren Keller, rep; 9Th
j. 5. Robinson, rep: 10th. John B. Rice. rep.
nth, Henry 5. Neal, rep; 18th, George L. Con,
verse, dem; 18th, Gibson Atherton, dem; l4th,
George W. Geddes, dem: 18th, r. S. Dawes.
Mckinley, jr., rep; 18th s. Mcclure, rep: 18th.
Ezra b. Taylor. rep; Goth. Amos Townsend
rep. Republicans Is; democrats 5.
Indiana.
REPUBLICANS ELECT THR GOVERNOR LEGISI ATTIRE
AND EIGHT CONGRESSMAN.
The following are official and semi-official
figures from Indiana: The following counties
show democratic gains as stated: Adams, 90;
sullivan, Is; Washington, LOG; Wells, % The
following show republican gains and maioritfeS
as as stated stat: Carroll gain ~ majority 70; Clarke
ferson, 80, 624; jennings 33S, =; Kosciusko
ISL; Montgomery, 80, SOS; Parke, 1873, $40;
Pike, 10. -; ST. Joseph, 231, 2+0: Switzerland
81, i4o; Nlgo, 5oS. 26o; Wayne, 43O, $500. War
WICK county gives pa democratic majority a
democratic loss OF los. The republicans elect
the entire county ticket In VigO, including a
senator and two representatives.. In the LIST
congressional district Heilman (rep.) is elected
by a small majority, and in the 9TH Peele (rep)
Is probably elected. This will give the renub.
ilcans eight and the democrats i've. The repub-
Leans have majority In both branches OF the
legislature Full returns from Marion county
give give Pee ee rep9 for Congress majority OF
LIST OF THE ELECTED:
The following are state officers elected In
Indiana: Albert G. Porter, governor; Thomas
Hanna, lieutenant governor; Emanuel r. Hawn,
secretary OF state; Edward Ii. Wolfe auditor of
state; Roswell S. Hill, treasurer OF state: Dan
lei T. Baldwin, attorney general; Daniel Royse,
clerk supreme court; Francis Nj. Dice. reporter
supreme court; John M. Bloss, superintendent
A. Woods, judges supreme court. The delega-
ton in the next House OF Representatives Will
be composed as follows: First district, VIM
Heiman, rep; I'd, Thos. r.. Cobb, dem; Sd. s.
N: Stocklager, DEM; 4th, VIM. S. Holman. dem
5th. Court. c. Mason, dem; 9Th, Thomas NJ
BrGWn, REP es,c .th, Norman j. Peele rep stu
10th, Mark L. DeMott. rep: 18th. Geo. W. Steele
rep: 18th, Walpole ID. Colerfck. dem: 18th
VIM. ID. Calkins, rep. Republicans S; demo.
Gratis, 8.
West Virginia.
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY 5000
ReT Ort5 from West Virginia are coming in
Slowly. The Indications are that the republjcanS
have reduced the democratic major1tieS In
number OF the counties, but this majority will
not go much below 5000, II any. The republi-
cans depended upon much Ia! ger greenback
vote being cast than was thrown. Ii seems that
this party, which claimed upwards OF 25 o0u
votes IN the state did not poll over halt that
number. They largely vent back TO the Two
OLD parties. hon. George {. Sturgs, republican
candidate 1or governor, has led his ticket con-
siGerably. kanawha county probably elects
the entire greenback ticket, but Is claimed b.
the democrats by small majority Morgan
county goes republican by al average OF 49,
about its usual majority. Brooks county gives
Jarkscn democrat. for governor, 80 ms jority. a
loss CT 80 on the vote OF four years ago, Han
cock county elects the full republican ticket by
a majority OF 126. The constitutional amend
ments are probably carried.
Dispatches TO Republican Head.
quarters
Dispatches received at republican headuuar-
tels last night were as follows:
GAIN OF l. $50 IN GARFIELD'S DISTRICT
COLUMBUS, OHIO. Oct l3.-Ron. Marshall
JeereU:-The returns from SiXty-three counties
on vote for secretary of state show republican
gains OF 6,9o6 and democratic gains OF 4,4S0 over
Fosters vote. L think that the plurality for
secretary OF state Will reach 10000. He was
badly cut In some localities and the plurality
on the balance OF our state ticket is 5000 or 1000
larger. We elect fifteen congressman oft or
twenty without doubt. Gar1leid'S own district
gives gain over last year OF l 300. GEORGE X.
NASH.
INDIANA LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct l3.-HO1i. Marshall Terrell:
Legislature seven republican In house. Two in
senate In any contingency five on joint bal
lot. THOMAS DONALDSON.
CLEAN SWEEP IN INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13--3 %. m.-HOa NJ. Jp}r-
eR:-Republican majority Ia state OF Indiana
will be from 5000 TO 5000. We have elected
eight and probably nine of thirteen Congress
men. 1t now looks as though we had made q
clean sweep. S. w. DORSEY.
Democrats Claim the Indiana Leg.
Among dispatches received at democratic
headquarters were the following:
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 49, 1SS0.-ViYio8t H. Bar
Hu1n:-Porter comfortably elected Rest of
state ticket democratic. Seven and possibly
nine democratic congressman. Legislature de-
mocTatlc. McDonald's re election is assured.
NELSON j. WATERBURY,.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Oct. Is, 1SSO.-WiOiGnl HI.
Bd1hum:-ReturnS indicate democrats have
elected majority of state ticket Cong feSSmen
and legislature. Porter gains 1.499 In 22S pre-
cinctS. WILLIAM H. ENGLISH.
COngratulatOry kilograms.
MARSHALL JEWELL TO GEN. GARFIELD.
Marshall Jewell has sent from New York the
following kilograms:
To General James A. Garfield Mentor, Ohio
The democratic campaign up 10 this time has
haan mainly one of SANDER upOn your fair fame,