New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11

worthy estimates. Returns from "eSO
yiry;nia are meagre. but indicate the
,l,ct;on of the Republican candidate, Nathan
CoT r.. TO Congress from the lst Dlstrict.
Tho Democrats claim to have elected thelr
aa-,d;dates in the other three districts. Inc
ITd and IVth, however, are close.
CHAIRMAN NASHS INFORMATION
,,,,,p prrrRvs REQUIRED TO DETERMINE THE
RrsIuT-DEMoCRATIC GAINS.
IpY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEi
COLUMBUS Oct 10-Reports from apout ohc
four,b of the precincts in the State show Demo-
cratic gain of 10000. Unless later returns
change the results, the Republicans are defeated
Not enonoh returns ON Congressman have been re-
oeiyed to indicate the result GEORGE X. NASH
Chairman Republican State Committee
THE OUTLOOK NOT FAVORABLE.
INDICATIONS THAT TIE DEMOCRATS HAVE CAK-
RIEp THE STATE AND NEARLY HALE THE CON
GREssMEY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE1
CINCINNATI. Oct 10.-The returns up 10 tni'
bour II o'clock, are scattering and largely lnden-
nite; but the indications arc that the democrats
have carried the State and elected nine or ten Con-
oressmen. Among the heaviest losses are those IN
be Western Reserve counties and these can only be
ottributed TO general indifference. In this county
+bc returns como in very slowly. An hour ago IL
MAS believed that Butterworth had been eleGted,
but now his defeat IS is repGISe te T. denidedIy nm
favorable to the Republicans kChAKkD I'D 9%iIH 3.tt
Editor OF Ire Gd=e'e'I
kppEAPANCES OF DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Crvc,NvATI. Oct lO.--Returns from tho decisive
German wards come in slowly owing to much
scratching Appearances are of Democratic victory
and that they have gained two ConGressmeh heIo'
Editor of The CommTGdtI
REPORTS OF DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
REPUBLICANS SLOW TO YIELD UP THE FIELD WHILE
ANYTHING THAT INDICATIONS FAVOR THE DE-
MOCRACY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
COLUMBUS, Oct 1O.-Thc election here was
oniet one. The weather in the forenoon was pleas
ant but light drizzng rain prevailed IN the after
moon. Returns sufficient number to indicate
.iI opv approach TO correctness the result, could
not from the nature of things be
exrccted until late hour. The hrSt
-etrrns indicated Democratic gains, and put
members of that party into a good humor which
grew into something approaching JuDllatlon wheh
at $3.50 o'clock 0ne-twelfth of the State had oeeh
heard from. A Democratic gain of 1920 was re-
ported and 1t was estimated that at this rate the
Democratic majority for Secretary of State would
be about 11.000
Not long after it was announced at the heaG-
ouarters that returns from One-eghth OF the state
showed Democratic gain of 4,25O, ami that the
same rat,o throughout wonld give the Democratic
State ticket about 5000 majority. Ihc Repup-
Geans. learning from the returns of the uneX-
,octad Democratic gains IN the Western
Reserve began to grow apprehensivc, but dld not
Five the fight up as lost.
Al I0:}0 returns were received from about one
fifth of the State giving net Democratic gains OF
& O56 Indicating a Democratic majority OF about
1000. At corresponding hour on the hleI'9 ol
last years election the Democrats had consider
able majority the returns received yet @ the MAJ
result showed a Republican plurality OF 2iOOO.
Only fragmentary returns have beeu received
frum the Congressional vote, and they are ,hoV
sleni6cant The Prohibition vote in some neighbOr-
hoods seems to have been maintained al last year
figures and in others to have gone largely 10 the
Republicans.
Frank Hurd runs considerably behind his ticket
In Lucas county. >,
Private dispatches frem Trustworthy sources indi-
cate the election of Foran, the Democratic cahdlc
date for Congress in the XAAlst District, ana OF
both Democratic candidates in Hamilton County,
The country precincts will probably reduce the
prospective Democratic majority loT lno otaIe @
ticket upon present returns, but the indications are
strong that the Democrats have elected ther SlaIe
ticket by small majority.
HOPE HANGING BY SLENDER THREAD
Midnight.-Everythiug indicates victory for the
Democratic-hquor alliance. Many of the Repubh-
can leaders do not yet give up the battle,
bv their head -shakings and omiEous consultations
over pencil and paper show that hope hangs by a
slender thread Governor Foster frankly comedies
probable Democratic victory of about
5000 or 5000 on the State ticket
The majority of the returns thus far received
have only given the vote for Secretary OF State
but private kilograms indicate that the remainder
OF tie ticket has met with similar fate 1t Is now
thought probable that the Democrats have carried
ten and possibly twelve Congressional districts,
though this is merely inferentlal, as Con
gIessOnal returns are meagre. The Repubh-
cans concede the defeat Of Butterworth ana
Sni in Cincinnati, and have bnt
,le hope Of Everettssuccess Fears are entertained
that schultz, Bingham Dawes, Hart and Morey are
d ieated.
Such analysis as it has been possible to make OF
the returns from only one-third OF the state show
that tho Republicans in their strongholds baye
been almost criminally apathetic. while
the Hquor-seers" seem to have been
extremely active and successful, even, in
tie back townships. Their gains IN the West
ern Reserve are phenomenal. Republican dis.
satisfaction with the nominations IN halt
a dozen Congressional districts has probably con-
tIibuted considerably the result. At this writing
il tseems probable that the Democratic majority III
the State will be about 1600O.