Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-10-13
Ohio Completely Redeemed
From Republican Rule
and Restored to the
Democracy.
The State Conceded to Have
Gone at Least $4,000 Ma
jority on the Straight
Ticket.

IlCk6G.
October Elections.
IN OHIO.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 10. Returns
from the state election held to-day are
coming in rapidly this evening. The
gains and losses reported are based up
on comparisons with the vote for gov
ernor in 1881, when the republican ma
jority was 24,909. There are 1867
precincts in the state. Returns from
163 precincts and wards show net
democratic gain of 1920.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 1882 precincts and
wards show net democratic gain of
6,256. If this rate of gain is maintained
throughout the state the democratic
majority will be 5000. There has been
no material difference between the
vote for secretary of state and su-
preme judge in returns already re-
ceived.
From the few full returns received it
is apparent that the democratic state
ticket has many more votes than the
congressional and county ticket, but it
is difficult to see how that difference
can be great enough to elect the re-
publican candidates for congress in the
first ard second districts. The vote of
Marinetta City and township gives
Warner, democrat for congress, gain
of 345; Horr, republican, estimated
majority in Huron county, 400.
STILL BETTER.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 10.-Four hun
dred and sixty precincts show net
democratic gain of S,638.
THE DEMOCRATS VICTORIOUS.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 10.-Returns
from Hamilton county, SO far as re-
ceived, show constant democratic
gains which indicate at this
writing, the. election of the entire
democratic ticket.
THIS is TOO GOOD.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 10.-Five hundred
and forty-fve precincts and wards
show a net democratic gain of 12, ,27S.
The reports already received are from
all parts of the state and indicate a
general democratic gain.
In the cities ofCincinnati,C ,Colu INDUS
Cleveland and Toledo the democratic
gains are very large.
10000 DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 10 Six hundred and
fortv-one precincts show a net demo
of 400 ThI, inl;ontas N
democratic majority of over 10000 in
the state.
SUMMARY.
COLUMBUS, Oct, 10-In this summary
the majority given is for the total
county in 1881: Adams c1unty,
democratic majority, 153; three pre-
cincts show net democratic gains OF
Sc; Allen county, democratic majority,
905; four precincts show a net demo
cratic gain of 81; Ashland county,
democratic majority, $40; four pre-
cincts, net republican gain, S4; Ashta-
bula county, republican majority, l.
040; seventeen precinct, net demo
cratic gain, 461; Ar glaise county,
democratic majority, ,149; four pre-
cincts show a net democratic gain
of 459; Belmont county, republican
majority of IA; 8 precincts show net
democratic gain, Is; Brown Co., dem
ocratic majority, 740; one precinct
shows net republican gain of 2; But
Ter county, democratic majority, 2, ,209;
4 precincts shows a net democratic
gain of 140; Carroll county, republican
majority 612; one precinct shows net
republican gain of 8; Champaign coun-
ty, republican majority, 971; 6 pre-
cincts show net democratic gains OF
166; Clair county, republican majority,
937; fourteen precincts show net
democratic gain of 104; Clermont Co.,
democratic majority, 81, 8 precincts
show a net democratic gain of 202;
Clinton county, republican ma
jority ], ,407; four precincts show a
net democratic gain of %; Columbiaua
county, republican majority 1,S4S;
ten precincts show net demo
cratic gain of 269; Coshocton county,
democratic majority 703; three pre-
cincts show a net democratic
gain, 13; Crawford county, democratic
majority, 1.641, five precincts show a
net democratic gain of All; Cayahoga
county, republican majority of 4, $40
IL precincts show a net democratic
gain of s ,093; Dark county, democratic
maj jority 929, II precincts show net
democratic gain of SO; Defiance coun.
ty, democratic majority I'll, 5 pre-
cincts show Eet democratic gain oi
207; Delaware county, republican ma
jority 423, eight precincts show
net democratic gain of 6S
Erie county, republican majority. %
IL precints show a net democratic
gain of 925; Garfield county, demo
cratic majority, 1,6S7, IL precincts
show net democratic gain of %; Fay.
ette county, republican majority, 1856
four precincts show a net republi-
can gain of 55; Franklin coun-
ty, democratic majority, 545, sc
precincts show a net democrat
ic gain of 8S7; Fulton county,
| republican majority, 1902; two pre-.
SO; Gallia county, republican maj jority,
l, ,102; nine precincts show net demo
cratic gain of 81; Geauga county, re
publican majority, l ,962; two precints
show a net republican gain, 402; Greer
county, republican majority, 1yooU
l6 precincts show net re
publican gain of 50; Guernsey
county, republican msjority of 741; s
precincts show q net republican gair
of 10: Hamlin county, republican ma
iority of 3,459; 50 precincts show 8
democratic gain of 5,2S3; Hancock
county, democratic msjority of 269
4 precincts show q net democratic
gain Of 8; Hardin county, republican
| majority of 205; 16 precincti
show net republican gain of 113; Har
rison county, republican msjority, GA
seven precincts show net democratic
majority of 799, four precincts show 4
republican gain Of 81; Highland coun
ty, republican majority, LIS, nine
precincts show net democratic gain o
162; Hooking county. democratic ma