Daily Republican., 1881-10-12
;EsTEnDAY'S ELECTIONS
-. RrPUBLlCAN ~ I''oo"
MAJORITY.
stands BY .sne Repasiiesn
WA Democ rattle Water
"' loo In newark Now
Jersey.
j.; ,h;o Yesterday was light,

nj. in ohio yesterday was light
1he Wv re,urns are meagre. In Cin'
d i.i 'i' it is estimated that Governor
brss a,s plura!ity will be between lo'-
tsel ! + + COO. The Chairman of the
an" a,r,,ic state COMMITTEES cohcedes
elnoy,1i;,v ;",,i;,v. Considerable "scratch'
wv ,aS Pd done by both parties in some
WI" Of the state, and there is conse-
w, ",,y y much delay In counting tne
eh1! In Iowa there were heavy rain
p'es' cansinr q light vote and delay
Otlr,rljnv Otlns returns. The falling OH
l,i"" , ,,n,a is estimated at $4,000. Last
sar W., the Republicans carried TN tne STATE
s'i ls"s, "" plurality and 4i,7S9 major
REPUBLICAN, ESTIMATE.
c,,c1yyArI, Oct. ll-Midnight.-
No nr4sen, indications are tnat roster
I elected by about $1,000 majority
Editor of The Gazette.
ury prpI,BIICAN ESIIMATE.
r,xr,yyATI, Oct. ll-Early returns
that Bookwaltcr made no head
"r Fosters major ty probably about
me as before. NJ. nALsrEAp,
TEditor of The Commercial.
A DEMOCRATS ESTIMATE.
c,yclNArTl, Oct. 1.-The best esti,
sts frcu the present scattering and
ssaare returns is that Foster will have
600 majority, and possibly his ma
r,ty of two years ago, which was H.
M The Legislature is in doubt, and
w result in Hamilton county will set
If, Nothing can be known of Ham
Fan county for several hours yet. The
ickpt is long and is impaired by
c,a,chinc. j. Il. MCLEAN,
E,li'or The Enquirer.
A,LE\ ELAND ESTIMATE.
CLEVELAND, Oct. II -l2:4j IN.
.nras lrJ /, jS} precincs out OF 2,2l0
4 the State show net Democratic gain
\ no as compared with the vote for
foyusend and Lang for Secretary Of
kta,. last wear, wheu Townsend { Rep }
sas elected by 10000 majority. Al
Ihe same rate of Democratic gain
Foster is elected by about IL 600 ma
iorlty. The control Of the Legislature
hinges on Hamilton County. The Re-
publican majority for Townsend in that
ounty was 2,4OJ. She sends Ii mem
Sers to the Legislature, Returns from
here are mixed. Owing the vast
knount Of Scratching it is not proba-
BE that it will be known till morning
\ ho has carried the county, or what
proportion Of the Legislative nominees
Ire elected on the Republican ticket.
Cuyahoga County sends eight members,
N Republicans, by between 5000 aud
700 majority.
EDWIN COwLES.
Editor of The Leader.
FOSTERS ELECTION CONCEDED.
CINCINNATI, Oct. II. - George Il.
Vash, chairman of the Republican State
tntral Committee. declines to claim
|nything AZ this hour (ll.45 p. IN fur
her than that the Republicans have
arriel the State. He says the returns
ave not cone in sufficiently to justify
in in liking the estimated majority.
Mr. Clark Chairman ofthe Democrat
State Central Committee, says The in
,ations now are that Fosters majori-
vii be about 5000, and that the
nplexicn OF the Legislature will de-
nd upon the result in Cincinnati aud
milton county.
SCATTERING RETURNS.
'OLUMBrS, o, Oct. l.-One hun
ID aud sixtysix wards and precincts
w a net Democratic gain of 273.
ere are =, 232 wards and precincts in
, State. AT this rate of gain Book
Ilter, the Democratic candidate for
vernon, gains in the State less than
100, which would leave Foster Il plu-
ity of $1,000 The total vote of FJs.
and Book walter IN the l66 wards
i precincts is AZ. 292, and the Tenn !
rance vote Is aGO. Comparisons on
e returns are based on the election OF
'lober, 1880, Tor Secretary of State.
WAS vUTE-THE RECEIPTS or RE- |
TURNS DELAYED BY A RAIN STORM.
SCRATCHING" IN DIES MONIES.
DES MONIES, Ia, Oct. III The total
Ole M Iowa last year was 323, ,O65. Par
"a! reports from nine out OF ninety
pre- colRtieS Indicate that there will
falling off this year of probably
1000 votes,
IN this city alone there is a falling off
%' votes, and the tickets are so bad
scratched that it will take until very
.e In the night to count them. 1t has
lned here all day, and reports are
az rain has fallen generally all over
g State.
Inc indications are now that not over
'wothirds vote has been cast. A
aVy thunder storm, with high winds,
now prevailing, and it is probable
" thls will prevent the rendering Of
ny election returns tonight, especi-
as III this State none of the ballots
counted until after the polls are
sed. Il
NoVRATlC DEFEAT IN NEWARK, Nj.
,,EWARK, Oct, 1.-THE city election
lay resulted in Republican success,
ing them control of all the depart
nCs OF the city Government. Henry
X Is elected Mayor by pa majority
riedler who was elected two years
py 3,47l majority. The Repubi-
eject 10 Aldermen in Is wards, also
,rhoot ,, Commissioners and ii of the
Jnosen Freeholders. The new Com 1
= Council will have 22 Republicans
Democrats.
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Odd Fellowship.
ae M urand bucampment of the Grand
10 OF Delaware l. o. o. f. held !
usual annual session in Odd Eel =
nall: The reports of the officers =
WeQ that the ordar uaa IL, 1.nod nnn !