Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-13
With a Largely Reduced Majority.
 THE ELECTIONS.
Ohio.

Ohio.
 1 4 Large VOte-RepubIfcan Gains From 1 all Qunrters-Fepublican Claiming ] the State By as Much 30,O00-Ths 1 Vote For Congressmen-Thfrte Re. l publicans Out of OfTvyenty-DetaiIs of the | Voting.
 l CINCINNATI, Oct 12-When the polls clos
 ed this evening there came to an end the
 most earnest political struggle ever known ir l this State There was less buster and noise
 and pickering than on any election day fol years. So earnest was every man in the cause of his party that there was no time fo1 personal quarrels The weather was beauti | fu1 and business of all kind almost deserted Not dozen of men entered the Chamber o1 l Commerce during the entire day, and in the business part of the city there was every ap- | pearance of Sunday. A very heavy vote was
 indicated from the first, many places having boiled the number of their u sual vote by
 noon. The police are on hand in full force. Returns from precincts in Hamilton county show Democratic gain of 30. Eleven vot-
 ing places in this (Hamilton) county show a
 net Republican gain of 512.
 The Democratic State committee concede the State to the Republicans. The latter
 claim the State by 3O,OOO majority. Rice and Robinson (Repubicans) are probably
 elected to Congress.
 COLUMBUS, Oct 12.-The gains and losses
 are computed on the vote for Governor last
 year as compared with the vote for judge of
 the Supreme Court this year. At 9 D. m.
 1O3 towns and precincts show net Republi-
 can gain of 642. Two hundred voting places
 in all parts of Ohio show 8 net Republican
 gain of 1, 43O oyer last year.
 CLEVELAND, Oct. 12-In Cleveland the
 Democratic gain in three wards over the vote
 of 1876 is 371 for Long for Secretary of State.
 COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 12--The Republicans are receiving returns at the City Hall and the Democrats at Naughton Hall Both buildings are packed. At the Democratic headquarters the following dispatches were received
 Four hundred and twenty eight townships wards and precincts give Republican gain of ?, 23O. Later reports show more Demo- cratic gains.
 WEST ScIoTo PRECINCT, Rose County, Oct 12.-Long, Dem.) for Secretary of State 96; Townsend, (Rep.) 72,-a Democratic loss of one.
 TROY, Miami Co.,, Concord Township Oct. 12.-There is a Democratic gain of 57 on the last fall vote. Piqua and Washington town ships give a Republican majority of 86-a Democratic gain of B.
 TOLEDO, O., Oct. 12.-Two persons were arrested for illegal voting. Democratic gains on Hurd are conceded by the Republicans, stuck to their ticket. The Nationals voted for Hurd.
 It is impossible to give any accurate totals at this hour. The latest dispatches from In dianapolis to the E1aquaer indicate the cleo ton of Landers for Governor and the suc- cess of the entire Democratic State ticket. Ohio has cast the heaviest vote ever known, and points to Republican success.
 VERSAILLES, Oct. 12.-McMahon, Oem.) for Congress, has 225 majority in Wayne, township.
 COLUMBUS, Oct. F, Il p. m.-Dispatches received at the Republican headquarters show Republican gain of 12 in Harrison. township, Logan county. The Third ward of Lancaster gives Democratic majority of 31 Republican gain of 22 Belfast precinct, Clermont county, gives Townsend, Republi- can, for Congress, 1O5 Long, Democrat 103 8 Republican gain of If. Concord township, Miami county, with about two-thirds of the vote counted, indicates a Republican majority of 400.
 Returns received up to Il p. m from 355 precincts show net Republican gain of g. 1O6.
 CINCINNATI, Oct. 12-Midnight AThe fig ures on Congressmen cannot yet be given with accuracy. In the First and Second dis tricts Hamilton county, only one-fourth of the polling places have been heard from, and considerable gains are reported from the Democrats. The election of Butterworth (Repubican) in the First district is conce- ded The Second district is in doubt Young's friends claim his election, but Banning Oemocrat) is equally confident. In the Third district Mercy (Repubican) is elected. In the Fourth district McMahon Democrat) is 11ro ohoh Ivy al nfoH hxy In the Fifth district Ben Lefevre (Dem is elected In the Sixth district the indications are that Frank Hurd Dem. is beaten by Ritchie (Rep.) In the Seventh district Le- dow (Dem.) is elected. In the Eighth dis trict Keller (Rep.) is elected. In the deubtedly elected over Norris CDem.) The Tenth district is so close that it will probably take an official count to deter mine the result. In the Eleventh district Neal (Rep.); Twelfth district, Converse, Dem.) Thirteenth district, Atherton Dem.) Fourteenth district, Giddes (Dem are elected. In the Fifteenth district Dawes (Dem.) In the Sixteenth district, Updegraff (Rep.); Seventeenth district, Mckinley lRep. ; Eighteenth district, Mcclure (Rep. J; Nineteenth district, Taylor (Rep.) and the Twentieth district, Townsend Rep.) are elected Later reports from Toledo say the
 
 Frank Hurd in their district
 SPRINGFIELD, Oct 12.-The Republicans claim 500 majority for the city, Republican gain of 15O Kenton Corporation, Herden county, shows Democratic gain of 4. Rob- inson, Republican candidate for Congress, runs ahead of his ticket 49. Lima, Allen county two townships show net Republi- can gain of A. Madison township, Wings county, Townsend, [RepubGcan,) for Secre- tary of State 576, Long, Democrat 149, a gain over last year of 10, and ahead of the State ticket. Goshen Champaign county, Long, Demo crat, )139, Townsend, Repubican,) 536, a gain of 37 over Foster, which was the largest majority ever given.
 General Kiefer telegraphs that Clark coun- l ty, Ohio, will probably give 2,0Oo majority. | The majority last year was 1891. Kelley's | Alley, Erie county, gives Townsend (Repub- 1 Iican) for Secretary of State 108, Long (Dem- Dcratl 81. a Republican loss of s. East l Scioto precinct gives Long Democrat) 96, 1 Townsend Republican, no, 8 Democratic | gain of 15 Cambridge first preeinct gives a Republican majority of ', Democratic gain | of 26. Staunton township, Miami county, | shows a Democratic gain of 12. Gatien- First ward-gives Republican majority of l II, Republican loss of 112.
 SPRINGFIELD, Oct 12.-The Second and | Ninth wards give Republican majority of 50.
 CINCINNATI, Oct 12.-Murat Halstead of 1 .he Conensercias at II p. m. claims Ohio for | he Republicans by over 10000 majority and | thinks Indiana is also Republican He says so that the Republican Congressman are [ elected including Butterworth.
 In Kenton, Hardin county, four wards | give Long q majority Goshen township | gives Long 35 majority, a Democratic gain of I5. In Upper Sandusky, Eden township, i Long gains 24 on the vote for Foster. In | Ducharquett township, Anglaize county. l 'here is a Democratic gain over the vote for