The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11
OHIO CAPTURED BY THE DEMOCRATS
THE RETURNS

COLUMBUS, Oct. 1O.-ReturnS from the
state election held to-day are coming in
rapidly this evening. The gains and losses
reported are based upon comparisons with
the vote for governor in 1881, when the
republican majority was "a, 300. There
are 1867 precincts in the state. Returns
from 162 precincts and wards show net
democratic gain of 2,920.
COLUMBUS Oct. 10.-Returns from eco
precincts and wards show a net democrat
ic gain of 4350. The republicans con-
cede the state to the democrats by 1900
majority.
COLUMBUS, Oct 10-Four hundred and
sixty precincts show net democratic gain
of S,638.
COLUMBUS, Oct 10.--Five hundred and
forty five precincts and wards show net
democratic gain of 12,27s. The reports
already received are from all parts of the
state, and indicate a general democratic
gain. In the cities of Cincinnati Column
bus, Cleveland and Toledo the democratic
gains are large.
THE RETURNS BY DISTRICTS.
COLUMBUS, Oct 1O.-At quarter past one
the democratic headquarters were closed.
claiming the state by $4,000 majority for
the democrats.
The returns on congressman are meagre
and unsatisfactory. From the majority Of
them the definite results have been Sc
cured The best information which can
be gained from both headquarters gives
the republicans the 3D., Sth, 11th, 18th,
18th, 18th and 10Th districts, seven in all.
The 1st, I'd, 4th, 9th, 10th, 18th, 10Th and
21St are conceded to the democrats, leav-
ing the 9th, 7tb, 9th, 18th, 18th and Goth
in doubt.
The republicans claim they will have IL,
a majority of the delegation
Governor Foster accounts for the repub-
lican defeat on the ground that they had
eight or ten candidates when q bitter fight
was made. He assigns, as other reasons,
that the liquor interest went over in a
body to the democratic party, not only
means but also being active in
polling full vote. He is of the opinion
that if the republicans had gotten out a
full vote the democrats could MOI have
carried the state.
A MAJORITY OF 900 CLAIMED.
CLEVELAND, Oct 10-The latest adj
vices indicate that the state has gone DEM
Dcratic by 49, 900. 4
FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D DEMOCRATIC |
GAINS.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.-Returns from |
Hamilton county, so far as received, show
constant democratic gains, which indicate
Ut this writing the election of an entire |
democratic ticket. From the few full re-
turns received it is apparent that the dem
Dcratic state ticket has many more votes |
han the congressional and county tickets,
but it is difficult to see how that difference
can be great enough to elect republican
candidate for congress in the First and
Second districts. The vote of Marietta |
city and township gives Warner, the
democratic candidate for congress, gain
Of 345. Horn, republican, has an estimated
majority in Hamilton county of 400.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 10.-Three hundred |
and sixty two precincts show net demo-
cratic Hgain of $3.50 If this gain is
continued the democratic majority will be
., 900.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.-Returns compiled
from twenty three precincts of Hamilton
county show that in about one quarter of |
the entire vote the candidates on the Dem
ocratic State ticket average 500 more votes
than the Democrats on the county ticket,
but there is great diversity on the vote for
county officers. The Republicans will |
elect their candidate for sheriff The