Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-10
CENTRAL COMMITTEES,
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The returns up to midnight indicate
the election OF the Republican State
ticket by 10000 plurality, with the
exception of Reid for Supreme Judge.
who will run from 5000 to 5000 behind.
The returns also show the election OF
II, and probably %, Of the % State
Senators, The Republicans will have
81, and probably 43, Of the Senators.
The Republicans have also certainly
elected AZ Of the 100 Representatives
and the Democrats 30. OF the 28
members still unreported or in doubt,
the Republicans will probably elect
IL, making the Republican strength
in the lower House go to 40 for the op.
position.
10 0a.m.-The returns received up to
this hour Increases rather than de
cresses the estimate of the Republi
can State Committee, sent out at g.
O'clock, showing AZ members Of the
House elected, 30 Democrats and %
uncertain, Of which the Republicans
claim IL,
CLEVELAND, October l0.-The re-
turns came in slowly at 10 o'Clock this
morniug, With two wards to hear from.
The indications ave that Hoadly car.
ries this county bya small majority
aud Rose, the Republican candidate
for Lieutsuqut Governor. by about
1000, while Buck, the Republican
candidate for County Treasurer, from
1000 to 1850. Probably one Democrat
iC aud one Republican Senator are
elected, aud two Republican Repre-.
resentatives. The remainder Of the
Democratic County ticket is probably
elected except, perhaps, the County
Auditor. The complete returns may
change this somewhat, but the result
is surprise to both parties The
Second Ward vote is not yet fully
counted.
CHICAGO, October 10.-The Til.
buEe's resume Of the Iowa election
says At the hour of whiting, 3a,m,
the indications are that Iowa has been
carried by the Repubicaos by ma
joiity Of 25,000 10 10000. The Dem
ocrAtic gain in the river ctuuiiesis rot
as heavy as was expected, In
Scott county, for example, the vote is
relatively the same as that for the
Secretary Of State last year. In Du>
buque county the majority was less.
The Republicans, on the other hand,
made some losses in theiutsrior couu-
ties whore gains were expected. The
vote for the Republican Supreme
CourC Judge, nominated to replace
JudgeDay on account Of the supposed
hostility Of the latter TO the adminis-
tration, was not much smaller than
that fov Governor Sherman. In the
Sixth Congressional District the con-
test to gil the vacancy caused by the
death Of NJ. e. QUITS, Republican, is
very close, with Indications slightly in
favor Of the Republican candidate,
Stiles. nrdl
CINCINNATI, October 10 The
Commercial Gazette, in its last ed;>
tiOn this morning, says the impression
prevails that HOadly is elected Gov
ernor by from 5000 to 5000 majority.
Full returns may sivea differeat re
suit, but the outlook is not favorable.
The Legislatures is in doubt, but is
claimed by both sides. The Second
Amendment vote is very large, but it
will probably be defeated by the Gin
ciunati vote. The counting olreturns
in this county is 10 confusion. Owing
to the very late work the morning
newspapers have barelya suggestion
Ofthe detailed vote, Everybody is worn
out and progress toNdsy is slow. The
best estimate on Hamilton county
from additional returns received this
morning give Holdly a majority of
from 1900 to 25OO, with the leg slarve
and county ticket either divided or
the Democrats defeated. This is basld
on the returns Of 70 out of l03 pres
ciuCls, aud may be modified either
way by subsequent returns. As far as
can be estimated the majority against
the Second Amendment will exceed
10000, Times.Star specials say
Madison county gives 200 majority for
Foraker, aud Lock, Republican Rep
resentative, is defeated MahoniDg
county shows 225 Republican gain.
Taking Time by the FOrelOck
Il.