Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-10
kilograms to The Star.
THE OHIO ELECTION.
A LARGE VOTE BEING P0LLED.
THE STATE PROBABLY REPUBLICAN.
CABINET MEETING IN NEW YORK.
ARABI PASHAS LIFE IN DANGER.
RACING IN ENGLAND TODAY.
THE ERICK, MD. FAIR.
THE OHIO ELECTION
A LARGE VOTE BEING P0LLED
THE STATE PROBABLY REPUBLICAN
CABINET MEETING IN NEW YORK.
ARAB PASHA'S LIFE IN DANGER.
RACING IN ENGLAND TODAY.
THE RICK, MD, FAIR.
OHIO ELECTION.

THE STATE PROBABLY REPUBLICAN ON THE STATE
TICKET.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
COLUMBUS. Oct 10, p.m.-The advces received
here up to this hour indicate that the republicans
will elect their state ticket by reduced majority.
The democratic gains I'm some portions OF the state
have Dot been so large as anticipated Ii is imposs
th n 70 amripate resuts on though
be elected in the Toledo district
SECOND DISPATCH.
THE REPUBLICANS HOLD THEIR OWN IN COLUMBUS
HEAVY VOTE EvERYwHERE-THE REPUBLICANS
CONFIDENT.
COLUMBUS. O., Oct 1o-The election in this city
Is passing of quietly and an unusually heavy
vote continues to be polled. The republicans ap-
pear to be holding their own much better than
expected, although Townsend, the republican caI-
didate, is being scratched in some OF the wards
In the German wards the vote IS heavy, but not
much larger than at municipal elections. In the
republican wards there have been gains made
ru behind but little If any, in the city. 1t is no.
ticeable that the brewers and saloon keep
ers are actively at work for the success
are aiding the republicans. Advices received
from various towns and cities are to the effect
that heavy vote is being polled. In this city a
number OF democrats have voted the republican
ticket because OF the extraordinary efforts put
forth by the liquor dealers.
The republicans are still full Of confidence, and
claim that the smaller towns are contributing
largely to their cause. Congressman Converse
expressed the opinion TO friend at noon that the
indications were favorable for the republicans,
they were getting out full vote.
dispatch from Cincinnati says that Butter
worth will very likely pull through, but that
Townsend Will run behind about eight thousand
votes.
Congressman Updegraff is sill confined to his
bed, but his reelection is conceded by the demo'
Gratis.
The weather is fine, which the republicans claim
is In their favor. John Alexander, a cOlored gam
bier, is betting the election OF the republican
ticket and offers ten per cent commission for all
bets secured.
The Vote i'm Cincinnati.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
CINCINNATI, Oct 10.--An unusually heavy vote
IS being polled in this city, and the indications
lead to a very decided democratic majority i'm the
gain Of two democratic Congressman In the place
OF MeSSrS. Butterworth and Young.
By Associated Press.
LARGE VOTE IN CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10-The weather IS pleasant
and the election Is proceeding quietly. The re-
turns already in show that the vote will be very
large. So much scratching is being done that the
counting OF votes, which begins after pm, will
be very tedious.
REPUBLICANS CLAIM THAT THE GERMAN DIsAFFEC-
TON Is NOT VERY GREAT.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10-The sky at noon is over
cast, and there is a prospect Of rain. The vote
continues heavy. The republicans claim that the
disaffectiOn among the Germans Is much less than
was supposed, and that it will chiefly effect only
the state ticket.
LARGE VOTE IN COLUMBUS, TOO.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct 10.-The weather is pleas
ant. and everything indicates that large vote
will be pOlled at the state election today.