Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-11
News by Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS. GONE DEMOCRATIC. The Republicans De-
 feated in Ohio. LARGE GAINS BY THE DEMOCRATS. Their Majority Reckoned at
 Sixteen Thousand THE VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN. "A Probable Democratic
 Gaim of Mine.
POLITICAL.


 cratic Column-Their Majority Esti-
 mated at Sixteen Thousand Much
 scratching By the Voters-A Demo-
 cratic Gain of Mine Congressman
 Speaker Keller Returned I'm His Dis-
 trtct-DetatIs of the Voting.
 COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 1O.-Returns from S2 precincts show net Democratic gain of 1,- 211. Thomas E. Powell, Democratic candi date for Congress, telegraphs that he gains in two wards 1S9 and will sweep Delaware coun- ty. This will beat General Robinson for Congress.
 One hundred and sixty two precincts give net Democra ic gain of 2,92O. The indica- tions are almost certain for gain of Powell and General Warner for Congress. Hurd is elected beyond doubt. The Democrats are becoming wild with excitement. Cleveland and Cincinnati have not been heard from at all.
 Two hundred and sixty precincts give net Democratic gain of 4,25O.
 Three hundred and sixty two precincts give a net Democratic gain of 6,256. If this ratio is maintained the Democratic majority will be 9OOO in the State.
 Three hundred and nintey five precincts give net Democratic gain of 12, 278. The reports now received are from all parts of the State and the Democratic success is beyond ques tion.
 COLUMBUS, Oct. 10, II p. m.-six hundred and forty zone precincts give net Democrat ! ic gain of If 4S2 which indicates majority | for Newman Democratic candidate for Sec retary of State, of It, ,OOO.
 The latest returns from Hamilton county ! indicate the defeat of Butterworth Republi- hv m ! can, by 5000 majority, and the county on the State ticket is Democratic by 5000 majority. CINCINNATI, Oct. 1O.-At 1O:45 the indi.a tions are that the Democrats have made a clean sweep of Hamilton county, electing Follett and Jordan to Congress and the Dem- ocratic county ticket. The Democrats cla m ] majorities on the county ticket ranging from 1 5Oo to 5000 and that everyone on the county l ticket is elected except probably Dalton for county clerk, who may have been beaten by ing and the count will not be finist cd until ! nearly morning. Many German Republicans 1 cut the Sl at ticket and voted only for county officers. The Democratic majority in the county on the State ticket will probably reach ! 5000 or 10000 and the Demscl ats here claim ! the State by 5000 majority.
 l The following Is the result in the Congress l sional districts: First district, Toilette, l Democrat, probably elected by a small ma l iority over Butterworth Second district, ! Jordan, Democrat, elected over Smith Third \ district in doubt, with the chances in favor l of Schultz Republican; Fourth district, l Benjamin Lefevre, Democrat, elected by over f, GOO majority Fifth district, Seney, Demo crat, elected by over 4,OOO majority, Craw- ford county gives him 1, 700 majority; Sixth l district, Hill, Democrat, probably elected, his home county gives him nearly1 200 majority Seventh district, very close, with the chances in favor of Mercy, Republican; Eighth dis trict, Speaker Keller, reelected by over 1,5OO majority; Ninth district, Robinson, Re publican. reelected; Tenth district, biz Democratic gains in the city of Toledo, mak ing the election of Hurd, Democrat, certain (theRepull cans conceds 500 majority) Elev enth district, John w. Mccormick, Republi 1 can, elected by 2,OOO majority Twelfth dis trict, the contest between Neal and Hart ii so close that it will take full returns to d@ciie it. Both claim victory
 Thirteenth district, Converse, Democratic, elected by between 5000 and 1000 majority Fourteenth district, Horr, Rspu blican elected ! by 1,2OO majority Fifteenth district, War ner, Democrat, probably beaten by Davies Republican; Sixteenth district, D. Williams Democrat. elected by large majority; Sev ] enteenth district, the Republicans claim Up degraff's election by considerable majority but the Democrats show gains of 5O0 fo l Ross in one precinct of Belmont coun ty and say the whole county vii give him 1000, putting the district 1 II
 publican, elected by 2,5oo majority; Nine
 teenth district Dr. Taylor, Republican, ha no opponent. This Is Garfeld's old district
 In the city of Cleveland the Democrat
 gains a1e so largeas to assure the election o
 Foran, Democrat, in the Twenty-frst dil
 trict and Paige, Democrat, in the Twentieth
 COLUMBUS, Oct. 1.-The Democrats hay
 IA Congressman, tho Republicans 7. a Demo l cratic gain of 9.
 COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 1O.-At midniel B Chairman Thompson telegraphed that th
 State was conceded to the Democrats by l6 900 majority, and claiming the election (
 Toilette, Foran, Jordan Lefevre, Wilkin
 Converse, Hill, Hurd, Powell, Seney an !. probably Campbell, Neal, Warner and Paig