The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-10-20
THE DALLAS HERALD TUHURsAY MORNING. co.

Ne says the returns have moi come IN sulll-
GENTLY TO Justify him In fixing estimates on
the majority,
Mr. Clark, chairman Of the democratic
state central committee, says the indcu-
tions now are that Fosters majority will be
about 5000, and that tho complexion Of the
Legislature will depend upon the result in
Cincinnati and Hamilton county.
COLUMBUS, October 1l.-H townships
show net democratic gain of IS, and u
total Temperance vote of4 At the same
rate the temperance vote will amount to
about 10000. The comparisons of returns
were based on the election of October, 1880,
for secretary Of state.
COLUMBUS, o., October 1.-THE falling off
in the city and county vote is estimated at
nearly one-fourth. Sufficient is not known
at this hour to determine which party
will gain on account of tins fall
ng Off except in one or two
isolated cases. The wards will come in
slowly on account of the heavy scratching
on the local tickets In some quarters
there was enough scratching both of Foster
and Bookwater to make the result here
doubtful. Some wel-known republicans
and Methodists scratched Foster, and per-
haps corresponding numbers of democrats
failed to vote for or scratched Bookwalter.
CINCINNATI, October 12.-Returns have
been received from the home of the ticket.
! TOIll 10 Oh III pTcCllllS III
there is shown n republican gain of 275.
From this it is estimated that Foster will
have majority of $500 in the county. If
| this is reached there is some probability
that the republican legislative ticket
may be elected, but of this no
Just estimate can be made. Even now full
returns have not been received from any
precinct in any city. Scratching has been
Unprecedented, but it affects the Judicial
candidates more than the legislative.
CHICAGO, October 12.-The Times Column
bus, Ohio, special says the temperance vote
will reach 1900 or 16 900, more than double
that of any other election. The vote is over
| 100000 short of what it was one year ago.
Returns have come in slowly on account OF
local complications and vast amount OF
scratching, but out of 2,232 precincts in the
state, one-fourth are authenticity heard
from, showing a net democratic gain OF
500. This will not change tn the
result much from that of last year. The
republicans claim the state for Foster by
1900 and the democrats concede his cleo
! ton over Bookwalter by 10000. The re-
pubicans claim both branches of the egis-t
| lature by close shave. The result is be
ter than the republicans expected, ind IS
looked on as final blow to
| COLUMBUS, ONO, October 12.-At ten
o'clock this morning 543 wards and pre-
cincts show net democratic gain OF 10
This ratio throughout the state will give
Foster over 400 plurality. The republicans
claim three or four doubtful members OF
the legislature, and one if not both branches
| of that body. A very large republican gain
was made at the Soldiers home at Dayton.
| CINCINNATI, October l2.-The republicans
say they certainly have control of the house
| of representatives without the aid OF Ham
| iton county, and they hope to have control
| Of the senate Republican representatives
| are elected from the following democratic
counties; C Vermont . Henry Vim thc
following counties which were
considered doubtful Delaware, Erie,
| Harding, Knox, Madison, Muskingum,
| Portage, Ross and Scioto, and one in Stark,
Summit and Van Vert. Other members
from Stark are in doubt Anderson, the
republican candidate for senator, is elected
in the Butler and Warren district by 100 or
$50 majority. Unofficial returns strongly
indicate the election of Paul, republican, to
the senate from Miami-Dark dis
trict' and O'Neil to the Senate from
Franklin-P eCkaway district. Local demo
Neil's election. The chairman of the dem
ocratic central committee says that the leg
islature is in doubt and that the result in
Hamilton county must decide it, lie
claims gain of one representative in the
republican county of Jefferson, and admits
a loss Of one in the democratic county Of
Henry, and that the election of the
republican representative in the demo
cratic county of Knox, is a reelection.
COLUMBUS, October l2.-The features Of
the election consist of democratic gains in
republican counties and vice versa. This
is attributed to the fact that in several re-
publican counties where the temperance
sentiment is very strong and where church
influence made itself particularly felt
the republicans scratched Foster on account
of the failure of the legislature, last win
ter to give additional liquor legislation.
Foster gains in the democratic counties,
oflsetting the losses in the republican coun-
ties. This is attributed to Bookwalter's
brief connection with the democratic party
and his inability to poll a full vote in
these counties, and the stronger
poll of the republicans in these than
in reliable republican circles. This is
deemed to have been Fosters main-stay.
Adams county gives 1914 for Bookwalter, a
republican gain of ". There is large re-
publican gain in the southern part Of Cler- |
mont county. Fosters majority in the |
Ohio township is liz. In Madison county !
Fosters majority is 10, republican gain
of so. Washington county gives Fostr up
wards of 200 majority.
COLUMBUS, o., October l3.-Chairman
Nash, of the republican state convention,
says that returns from 81 out of IS counties |
show net republican gain of 2,723. lie |
estimates Fosters plurality at over 10000. |
He estimates that the house will stand 90
republicans TO 80 democrats, the senate 70 |
republicans TO - democrats. This estimate |
leaves Hamilton county only republican |
senator's, there being three elected. The |
senate will stand, republicans, q, demo |
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