Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-11
Ohio Elections

COLUMBUS, O., October l0.-Returns from
| the State election held to-day are coming in
rapidly this evening. The gains and losses
reported are based upon comparison with
the vote for governor held in 1881, when the
| Republican majority wss "a 300 There are
| 1867 precincts in the State. Returns from
| 1872 precincts and wards show net Demo-
cratic gain of 1920.
10 OCfoeE r. M-Three hundred nd sixty
two precincts and wards show a net Democrat
ic gain OF 6256. If this rate of gain is MAIN
tanned throughout The s. ate the Democratic
majority will be 5000. There has been no
material difference between the vote for
secretary of state and Supreme Court Judge
in the returns already received.
1890 O'Clock P.M-Four hundred aud
sixty precincts show net Democr attic gain
of 1888.
IL O'Clock P.M-Five hundred and forty
five precincts and wards show a net Demo-
cratic gain OF 1928. The reports already re-
ceived are from all parts Of the State and
indicate general Democratic gain. In the
cities of Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland
and Toledo the Democratic gains are large.
l2:45 O'Clock A.M--Six hundred and
forty-one precincts show a net Democratic
gain OF Ia, 482. This indicates Democratic
majority of over $4,000 in the State.
COLUMBUS, October IL, / O'Clock AM
The returns on congressman are meager and
unsatisfactory. From the majority of them
no definite results have been secured. The
best information which can be gained from
both headquarters gives the Republicans the
Third, Eighth, Eleventh, Fourteenth, Seven
teenth, Eighteenth, and Nineteenth Dis
tricls-seven in all. The First, Sec
ond, Fourth, Fifth, Tenth, Thirteenth,
Sixteenth and Twenty first are conceded TO
the Democrats, leaving the Sixth, Seventh,
Ninth, Twelfth. Fifteenth and Twentieth in
doubt. The Republicans claim they will
have eleven, a majority OF the delegation.
Gov. Foster accounts for Republican defeat
on the ground that they had eight
or ten candidates where bitter
fight was made. He assigned, as
other reasons, that the liquor interest
went over in a body TO the Democratic party,
not only furnishing means, but were also
active in polling full vote. He is OF
opinion that if the Republicans had gotten
out their vote the Democrats could not have
carried the State.
CINCINNATI, October 10-Rsturns from
Hamilton county, 20 far as received, show
constant Democratic gains, which indicate
at this writing the election OF the entire
Democratic ticket. From the full returns
received it is apparent that the Democratic
State ticket has many more votes than the
congressional and county ticket, but it is diff
ficult 10 see now that difference can be great
for Congress in the First and Second Dis
tricts. The vote of Marietta, city and town
ship, gives Warner Dem, for Congress,
gain of 345. Harris's (Rep.) estimated ma
jority in Huron county is 400.
IL OClosk PM-The returns compiled
from twenty-three precincts of Hamilton
county show that in about one-foui th OF the
county the candidates on the Democratic Stale
ticket average 800 more votes than Demo-
crsts on the county ticket. But there ls
great diversity on vote for county officers,
indicating that the Republicans will elect
their candidate forsheriff. The Democratic
gain in twenty precincts is 1920. At the
same for the manning precincts the Demo-
cratic majority would be 1000. The Re-
publicans place Hallett (Dem.1, First Dis
trict, at 700 majority, and Jordan, Second
District i 500.
CINcfNNATI, October i, 8 O'Clock A. M
The Cincinnati Enquirer claims fifteen Dem
| ocraiic congressman elected aud six Repnb-
IicanG, a Democratic gain OF eleven. The
Gazette comedies nine districts TO the Demo-
Gratis and three doubtful.
DAYTON October 10.-Montgomery coun-
ty gives Murray (Dem.), for Congress, about
1900 majority. Shultz (Rep) is probably
elected by small majority. The entire
Democratic ticket in this county is elected.
TOLEDO, October 10.-The indications at
midnight are that the Democrats carry this
county on State and county ticket by about
800. King (Rep), for Congress, runs ahead
of his ticket, aud will probably have 200 ma.
iority, Toledo City complete gives Hurd
(Dem.), for Congress, Isl majority. The
m isrity for Newman in the city, Two pre-
cincts estimat is 927. Returns already re-
ceived Indicate the election of Hurd. The
Democrats claim his majority 20 be 500 in
The district