Daily Republican., 1882-10-12
THIRD EDITION.
TUESOAY,S ELECTIONS.

Democratic TideI wave IN ODIo-
A RepuDIlcAM Gain in West VIZ
EIn1a.
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 1-Seven hun
drr,i ard sixCy.three precincts show
net Democratic gain of "a $50, indlcat-
ipg Democratic majority in the state
Uf 81, 900
EINCINNATI, O., Oct. 11.-ComPlete
hui unofficial returns from Hamilton
county show the following Democratic
n.ri1rities Newman, Secretary OIL
5 s,,e, 10,6J0; Okey, Judge of the Su,
prene Court, 9809; Weibel, Board OF
p bic Works, 9754, Hawkins, Sheriff,
III: Dalton, Clerk, 937; Pugh. Prosecu-
IL. Attorney, 2636; Muscroft, Coroner,
2644; Rabenstein, Recorder, 272S, Kuhl,
County Commissioner, 3177; CosgroVe,
County Solicitor, 5000; Fowler, Board
OF Control 1868; Applegate, lntrmary
Director, 3Sl; Follet, Congress, Flrss
District, S39; Jordan, Congress, SeCohu
District, 1903.
Tue Republicans claim the electNon
Of Borestord for Sheriff, ,...,
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. l1.-Audltlohal
election returns are coming III Slowly
as he Republicans are getting no more
adyices and Conceding everything Du1
few congressman.
The estimates this morning put Che
Democratic majority in the etaCe a.
%. 600 and make the Congressional del
epatiOn stand 10 Democrats to d kepuo-
EcanM. The election of Mckinley III
the Eighipvutu diStr.c. aud,th"jot koN-
inson in the Ninlh are in great ubi,
and the Republican,, must carry 20 Il
TO get six CUbgrcssIuen. A peculiar
feature Dt the ClnJrst Is, that Wnlit Jho
Repub,iCaus were ChaWpiOulng temper.
anCe, the prohibition vote has largely
increased and tits estimated as a lar
ger Ger cent. gain than the Democratic
CiNCINNATI, O., Oct. II A spe-
cial despatch 10 the Commercial says
Henry L. Morey, Republicans elected
to Congress in Seventh District by y
majority. .
CINCiNNATI, Oct 1l.-Despatche'
from the Congressional riS S'riCtS she"
very close contests between Morey
Rep., and Campbell, Dem, III tnt
Seventh District; Harr, Rep land Neal
Dem, in the Twelfth, and Mckinney
Rep., and Wallace, Dem., in the Eign
teenth. MOrty claims majority OF ~
ana n e1tl anu nav ShCI SlhAii AA"''
to II. An Official count will be requlr
ed to decide between Them. Waliac
claims majority of 4, and here. also
an official couLt must determine
Murry, Dem, in the Third District ha
a majority OF 20.
COLUMBUS, OniO, Oct. .ll-keturhs 'o
day from the State election OF IueSoa,
have been mesgre, and no systematl
effort is made 10 figure the majority o
the State ticket. The Democrats, no"
ever. claim the State by $4,000 or mort
though the Republicans think the nj
iority will not exceed 10000. III
Congressional delegation will pro0abI
stand 6 to Is N favor of the Demo
Gratis,
CINCINNATI, Oct 11,-A special de
match from Bellaire, Ohio, says j. !
Undergrad, the successful car Ilda
for Congress from the Seventeenth ID
trict, is reported to be dead. His hou
ia remote from the telegraph, and ii
report cannot be verified, but 1t
known that he has been low vi
Bright's disease.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE folio
ing dispatches were received here
night:
COLUMBUS, O., Oct I'D. IL, lie
derson, Washington:-Thin 10
worse than last night. We are sure
hut five districts. Brigham defeat
in sixth Congressional District; Hi
in the Twelfth; Davis in the Fifteen
Robinson elected in The Ninth; Mol
in the Seventh, in doubt. Mcclure,
the Twentieth, is defeated.
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, W. V. Oct. ED,
Henderson, W ashington:-General 6
carries eight of eleven counties, and
majority will be over 1000.
& w. ATKINSON, Chairman.
WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. Ii
returns show increased gains for
Republicans iu the Congressional
tricts. General Goff's majority
Congress is estimated as high as !
by sangine Republican. The Democl
conCede his election.
The returns from ths Second Dist
also give large gains for the RepuE lie
but not enough to elect John W. Ma
the Republican candidate. He telegr
tonight that he is beaten by about
Gibson, Dem, is said to be elected
1000 to 1900 in the Fourth Distr
Kenna, Dem, is doubtless re.electe
the Kanawha District.