The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-11
OHIO.
Great Demo craGle Gains.

9 ~ - ~ a SD IL correspondent
of the Cincinnati Enquirer Who has
been making tour Of the state con-
cedeS the election of the republican
state ticket in Ohio, but claims a
gaiu of two congressman for the
democrats.
Cleveland, I0.-Mayor Foran
democrat, for Congress, Twenty-6rst
District, 200 as far as heard from.
The TweDtv-fTst District gives
3,4OO majority for FOran, democrat.
up to 1880.
Cincinnati, 10.-The weather is
pleasant and the election is proceed
ing quietly. The vote already in
shows there will be a very large
vote. So much scratching is doae
that the count of votes which begins
after pm. viii be very tedious.
Returns from Hamilton County
so far as received, show a constant
democratic gain, which indicates at
this writing the election of the en-
tire democratic ticket. From the
full returns received, it is apparent
that the democratic state ticket has
many more votes than congress
sional and county ticket, but it is
very difficult to see how the differ
ence can be great enough to elect
the republican candidates for Con-
gress in the First and Second Dis
tricts. The vote of Marietta City
and township gives Warner, demo
crat for Congress, a gain of $40
Horr, republican, estimated major
ity in Huron County, 400.
Columbus, O., 10.-Returns from
the state election held to-day are
coming in rapidly this evening. The
gains and losses reported are based
upon a comparison with the vote
for governor in 1881, when the re-
publicans had a majority of 24.3e9,
There are 1867 precincts in the state
Returns from 152 precincts and
I wards show net democratic gain
of 1920.
-Four hundred and sixty precincts
show net democratic gain of 1898
Five hundred and forty-fve pre-.
cinct and wards show a net demo.
cratic gain of 1928. Reports already
received from all parts state and in.
dictate a general democratic gain
In the cities of Cincinnati, Colum
/ bus, Cleveland and Toledo, the dem
ocratic gains are large.
Six hundred and forty-One pre-
cincts show net democratic gaiI
of 14,4S2. This indicates a demo
cratic majority of over 10000 in the
state.
Returns from 26O precincts an(
wards show a net democratic gail
of 1880.
Three hundred and sixty precincts
show net democratic gain Of 6,256
No material difference between
vote for secretary of state and SUI
preme judge in returns already re
ceived.
If the present rate of gain con
tinues the democrats will have 900
majority in the state.
| Chicago, 1e.-A Cleveland specia
says the democrats will carry TIN
TWenty-hrst District for Congress.
A Cleveland message says Ever
lett, republican candidate for Con
gress, telegraphs to the Presiden
that the state has gone democratic
by $4,000.
! Columbus, II, a.m.-Returns TO
| congressman are meagre and unsat
isfactorv. From a majority o
them no definite results have beer
secured. The best information from
both hea6ouarterS gives the leDub
licans the Third, Eighth, Eleventh
Fourteenth, Seventeenth, Eight
zenith and Nineteenth Districts
seven in all. The First, Second
Fourth, Fifth, Tenth, Thirteenth
Sixteenth and Twenty-First ar
conceded to the democrats, leaving
the Sixth, Seventh, Ninth, Twelfth
Fifteenth and Twentieth in doubt
The republicans claim they vii
have eleven majority of delegates
Governor Foster accounts for thu
republican defeat Oh the ground tina
they had eight or ten candidate
when the bitter fight was made
He assigned as the other reason tina
the liquor interest went oyer IN
body to the democraticparty, not Onl.
furnishing means, but were also &C
tive in polling full vote. He is o
the opinion if the republicans ha,
been gotten out to vote the demo
Gratis could not have carried tn
state.
At 3 o'clock this morning TG3 pre-
cincts show a net democratic gail
of 24,4SO, indicating a Democrat
majority in the state of 3j,00G.
New York, 11.-SpecialS indicat
that the democrats have electe
fourteen of the twenty-one Obi
congressman.
!. Cincinnati, little Gazette says
"The decentralization of the reput
, Iican party in New York and Penn
sylYania, partaken of in New Yorl
politics by the national government
| The extravaganza Of the last Cor
gress, and the temperance ques
ton is largely responsible for the re
suit"
The G0zette's columbus specia
gives the following as the probabl
| list of congressman elected; Demo
crats-F ollet, first; Jordan, second
/ Lafevre, fourth; Zeney, fifth
Hurd, tenth; Converse. thirteenth
Williams, sixteenth; Foran, TWEEN
| ty-frst. Total, s. Republicans
, Schultz, third; Keller eighth; Nc
Cormack, eleventh; Horn. four