Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-12
OUTRAGEOUS PROCEED
INGS BY THE MEXICAN
AUTHORITIES.
RETURNS FROM THE OHIO
ELECTION.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
The Ohio Election.


Coi1rNBUs. Oct. I0.-Returns from
the State election. held to-day, are
coming in rapidly this evening. The
gains aad losses reported are based
upou COMPARISON with the vote tor
Governor in 1881, when the Republi-
can majority was24, 800. There are |, 967
nreciucts in the State. Returns from
1862 precincts and wards show net
Democratic gain OF 4, $40.
Returns from AGO precincts show
net Democratic gain OF ,0'6.
CINCINxATI, Oct. l0.-Rcturns from
Hamilton County, so far as received,
show constant Democratic gains, which
indicates at this writing the election OF
the entire Democratic ticket. From
the full returns received 1T IS apparent
that the Democratic State ticket has
mapv more votes than the Congress
ionai and county tickets, but 1t Is very
difficult to see how the difference can
he great enough to elect the Repubh-
can candidates for Congress in the First
and S.c,.nd Districts. The vote in Ma
rietta, city and township, gives Warner
dem. for Congress gain OF 5t5. Herr
(Reu is estimated To have majority
III Huron county OF 400
CHICAGO, Oct. lO.-A Cleveland
message says that Everett, Republican
candidate for Congress, telegraphs to
the President that the State has gone
Democratic by 5000 majority.
COLUMBUS, Oct. lO.-Returns from
.545 precincts and wards show net
Democratic gain of l2.21o. Reports
have already been received from all
parts of the State, and indicate gem
eral Democratic gain. In the cities OF
Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland and
Toledo the Democratic gains are large.
Retarns from 260 precincts and wards
show net Democratic gain of 4,2oo.
CHICAGO, Oct. l0.-A Cleveland spe'
c;al saws the Democrats will carry the
Twenty ty-tr-t District for Congress
CoLUMBUs, Oct. 10 Returns from
Sal urectncts show net Democratic
gain OF l+.4o2. Tnis indicates Dem
ocrsti; ma ajurisy OF over l6,OOo IN the
State.
CLEVELAND, Oct. u-l:l5 A. Nj
The Democratic Central Committee
claim the State by 35 900.
COLUMBUS. Oct. Ill A. M.-Re-
turns on congressman are mnager and
unsatisfactory. From majority OF
them no defipite results can be obtained.
The best information from both head
quarters gives the Republicans the
Third, Iii shth, Eleventh, Fourteenth,
Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nlne-
,eenth Distrcts-seven IN all. Ihe
First Second, Fourth. Fifth, Tenth,
'rhirreenth. Sixteenth and Twenty first
are conceded to the Democrats. leaving
the Sixth. Seventh, Ninth, Twelfth,
Fifteenth and Twentieth in doubt.
The Repuhlicans claim that they will
have IL, whlcn is majority OF the del
.oa,;.r. Governor Foster accounts tor
the Reyubiicaa defeat on the ground
that tnty had light or ten candidates In
each district, aud that bitter tights were
made. tie assigns As another eason
that an. iiuunr interest went over IN
h,dy To the Democratic party, not MY
furnishing means. but were active In
railing A futl vote. He Is OF the Opln-
ion that If the Republicans had gotten
ont their vote tine Democrats Could not
havz. earned Ehe Safe.
Tue Commeqctai attributes the tie.
| nubI,cau disaster to the interference OF
Covernor Foster and Richard Smith,
whereby the German Republican vote
was alienated.
TOLEDO. Ocr. ll.-Frank II. Hurd
! dem IS heneved 20 b. electeh to Con
| sress ia tn- T-uvh District.
| New York, Ocs. ll.-The Jews
papers here generally attribute tue de-
| feat OF the Republicans OF Ono t" sht
defsctiou of the Germans.
HAMILTON COUNTY MAJoRlIIEs.
ClScIsNArI, Oct ll-2P, M.-C'm
Met. but unofficial returns iron
| Hamilton county show the tnilow'n..
d. m,cratic majorities: Newman, Secre
fary Of State, 1860; Okey. Judge q
;he Supreme Court. $500; Weller
Board OF Pubic Works. 9754
Ha~k,n., Sheriff, IL; Dd'"n
C.srk. 937: Pueh. Prosecuting
Attoruty, 1886; Muscroft. Coroner
2.6i4; Robinson, Recorder. LIS; han'
Counry Comm ssi'uer. 3.i77; C"ssra'1 "a
| 5 .lic,Inr. 3 $50; Fowler. Board OF VI"
trn,, 1860; Appiesste l'hrnar!
Director, 3Sl f; Follstt. Congress. r.fs
D,--r,u., S39 Jordan, Sec'"d Disirict
l,763 The Rrpub'tcAos cla'" 10
e;,.,r,ou nf Be, esford fer Sheriff.
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