Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-13
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
0hio hhfo BiacAS; wksT VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC
INDIANA DOUBTFUL
HANILToN COUNTY RErURIIc,N

Ohio.
HAMILTON COUNTY RErIrRIIc,x
| telegram from Cincinnati. oct, rsth
| ga,Ss "a returns stin Indicate democratic
l saIns IA Ealortty or the precincts hut the
Iepupiican majority in the county will 10 ove,
| Lwo Inc democrats concede that not man
| gressmen, Butterworth and Yonny ara mn
douotedly elected. In % precincts out or a, in
The hIst district, Butterworths net gain is sIs
over the vote two years ago. YouuSs loss IN
| So precincts out or SO is %. -"
SMALL REPUBLICAN GAINS IN THE STATE.
telegram from Columbus, Ohio. oct ls.h.
a. m, SayS:-As Indicated by previous dis
patches: later returns have not Kept up with the
same rates or gain as shown by the earlier ones
ana Win one-third the whole number OF pre-
clnc;s and townships in the state now In the
ne. repuohcan gains are 2.2lS. The democratic
E Hs nave been more apparent than real as TO
l nalh!Iloh county, because returns from that
l county were by misunderstanding Sent IN ON
c c1 secretary OF state instead OF on supreme
S S. luuse ana as the Germans have Scgat clad
MclNane, because OF his known proAibuion
unoencles, the vote on him Is not regarded as
| state ticket should be Judged Comnlatp ra
turns from the city of Dayton give F1Iiet : a67.
Mcl.Hhe All; republican majority I5l A dc "a.
REPUBLICAN CoNGRESSNEN GAINKp
other dispatches are as follows; his US,'y
tnat the republican majority on the state ri.S,I
Will insure tie election or Is and probably O Is
| fTg3PuDIicah ooneressnen. A dispatch from
II
10 Congress. Chairman Nash has received a
| teiegram TO the effect that James b. Rice. rep,
sqe TG esfsea 70 n in the 9n dis
Cleveland are coming In slowly. but show that
Lang runs largely ahead or the democratic
ucket. The probability is that Charles Town
send, republican candidate for secretary OF
state, VIII have 5000 majority In the county.
| and Amos Townsend republican candidate for
congress, viii have 5000. The n. Y. HsralfS
columbus special says the democrats coaceis
Oll0 10y 1000 majority.
BIG REPUBLICAN CLAIMS.
dispatch from the Cleveland H,rdld re-
CelVed late last nigh says: The opinion OF Hon.
Amos Townsend is that the state OF Ohio has
gone republican by not less than Is 600 majority
| The returns from Indiana are not sufficient TO
pear an Intelligent opinion, but all indications
snow That The state has gone republican. This
district has gone republican by at least 5000,
| Mr.. Townsend running ahead OF his ticket.
| THIRTEEN REPUBLICAN CoSGRBSSMEN CLAIMED.
Private dispatches received from the Office OF
the Cincinnati Enquirer are as follows:
COLUMBUS, ONO, oct 12.-The republican
! state central committee claim the election OF
| thirteen republican congressman ont OF twenty,
| but no definite figures yet received. Ohio has
| cast The heaviest vote ever known ana polnts 10
| republican success.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY CUT DOW n.
1 COLUMBUS, o., Oct 12.-Returns from several
wards in Cleveland show large democratic gains.
| Announcement or democratic gain OF over 400 IN
| the 18th Cleveland ward provoked widest cheer
/ Ing. The boys began 10 laugh and feel better.
Scattering returns have now been received rom
| Belmont, Butler, Clermont, AuglalZ Cuyahoga,
/ Alien, Wyandotte, Melgs. Coshotln, Wayne,
| Nashu, P1ckaway, Franklin, Union and Harrl-
| son, representing all sections OF state, snow
| net democratic gains and Indicate that the
republican majority or last year Will De cut
| down.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN THE STATE.
A telegram from Indianapolis. Ind, oct IL,
| 11.55 p. H., says: Reports from SIS towns give
| the republicans gain OF 410. With the same
rate or gains In the state the republicans would
have plurality for governor or 900. Warsaw
| Ind, gives a republican majority of 345. a
republican gain or 100. A telegram from Indian
apolls oct l3, 1880 a. m, says: One hundred
ana nifty townships heard from give a demo-
cratic vote OF IL, z9l; republican, 10 5ll; national
| 5l5. The same towns In lS16 gave democrats
| vote or 1896, republicans, lass; national,
| 1,O22.
! CALBISs REELECTED.
telegram from South Bend says: st. Joseph
| county, including this city, has all been heard
| ffom except three townships. Porter'S majority
| Is 25O. Calkins for Congress has $50.
PoRTERs ELECTION PROBABLE By THOUSAND
| MAJORITY.
Dispatches received In this city last night
from the Cincinnati Enquirer are as follows:
| INDIANAPOLIS, oct. II, 1l:45 p. m.-The aver
age ratio or republican gain per voting pre-
cincts is s. This carried throughout the state
would make net republican gain In the state
OF GEO, and would elect Porter by about 1890.
Republican central committee claim Porter'i
election by 1000. Betting TO In favor OF
Porter.
INDIANAPOLIS, oct. Is, a. m.-The vote thus
far heard from equals X per cent OF the state.
and gives republican gain OF Ala At same
ratio OF gain for balance OF state will give re-
| publican majority for governor OF ,0G0.
West Virginia.
REPUBLICAN GAINS.
Returns from several precincts or Wheelia,
| Indicate that the republicans have made dc
cided gains, and all the indications point TO a
| largely increased vote throughout the state A
| dispatch to the Wheeling IHtelligeHceT from Par
! kersburg states that SUurgess, republican can
| ddate for governor, has carried Wood county,
| the residence OF Jackson, his opponent. by go
| majority. Pisgah precluct gives SJlrgeSS 10
| majority, republican gain or 20 over the vote
OF 1Ss6
New Jersey.
REPUBLICAN GAIN OF 5000 IN NEWARK.
The city election In Newark Nj, yesterday,
| about 1880. The German vote was strongly re-
| publican. The republicans gain the 9th 10th,
| 18th and 18th wards. The democrats carried
| the city last october by 3 800 and IN November
| by 2,oOe majority.
| What New Work Papers say.
! NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-The Tribune says: Yes
| terday settled the presidential campaign. Moth
| ing but over confidence and impossible neglI-
gence can now prevent the election or James A.
In both Ohio and Indiana that complete returns
| Will not be attainable for day or two, but the
| details at hand show such republican gains in
both states as denote q decisive democratic
| defeat. The 3t7,'eS says lt IS toerdby obvious
| that there Is no democratic tidal wave" this
! year.