Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-10
OWA Do; AS WAS EXPECTED.
OHIO.
THE LATEST.

THE LATEST.
COLUMBUS. O.. Oct. 1G.-At midnight the
resnlt ~, tb.. st.,- ttc,-a+ and Ieoislstnre
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'l'0 'i'''0 SO o@JS Ho ''liIAF
Ihelr Ii Hri5y VIII he ao1at |,OO0 on the
state ticke;, x that they VIII carry the
legislature. So Republican committee
expect to ele.5 t.sir governor by q few
hundred. hat ca...1a tb.t y danen6z n,
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anu 0'0'0-
l@u~- IS7'"fn5 are 50 Mea8re
htiO'ot coln41ioge9 Is over oonhd9at
Inc impression prevails that the second
amendment wall casry. Il case it does,
neither oomnitta9 seemingly cares for the
legislature. Gov. Foster coucades that
the result deoeads on Cincinnati and
Cleveland, and aays calcu.ations as to
st-oocr Ioo,1i.,a, b,go b,e,, .or,.r.e7 -,
both sides.
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o. - Du' 'I0 0''-'''6 P1oG A000o1 s,i0
nog.aa1l- ,,-'7 80. p" -, -, ' ~ Wv
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on5 s-, , -, ',i ,it1o,| H. ~.it =; s 49,
,,,' . -lO' 80 te11iS 81 'lo e-''
in'- bnt ~ onoa,rb ,' i k1arn e. sbo-r | tba r Dana
ocTat. Io,s ana gainad 1vbare Ioast avnoct-
ed. Probably the Democrats elect most
psrbaDs all. the county candidates. bnt
part Of tbe le ,iefatiys ticket ia in donbt,
and the Democrats coneeda . loss in the
county of /. 300 over last falls vote.
wcxA,g Rego1crNa.
A public meeting was hold in the taber-
nacle tonight by ths W. c. 7. U. Tele-
graphic returns from the state were received
at Intervals and eacn encouraging bulletin
"ooot the second eIhsndment vote was re-
:-i'''' win To'i'9['o7 6Ppiau'e anu "aF-
IS .,.-'-,',-l' o'-'o,'' no l'-~'A09 0I0S
tioss of r,o~7 ,,ol;t;,i,na tn.dar ans tbaiu
recitals of experiences are bigblv am7s-
ipr. One said s.Th u rerfeotIv vyordarfrI
how dreadful and ungreatfuI thu gentle
men are" As far IS learned, no indigni-
ties were offered the ladies at the polls
anywhere, bat when the novelty Cf their
presence wore eff, little attention was paid
TO them by the busy and frequently turbu-
lent hustler5 o. both parties.
DAYTON, o. a. m.-Returns from
tweIys votins nraeiaets in this ci+v oiva q
il No hop. f1r a1y of The RsDabliean can
G!5ates on the c3.,1ty tiekes and onIv sir
moro D~aci1nss r., aasr fr,-o
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Corr,rn,-s. @. Oct 1O-515 vor5z end
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zda-oao t,-Y,,e''--
'o''A ,''0 " 4"0''0'' : 1iS1 "1Aeli1I-
LH9n' -0'oof' SeooI@ alenoinen' 'V'IO0
II 'h9 ABOVE we haVe 70 precinc5s III GIN
ot I''''' mere are Io4 precin0Fs IN ham
lit0n county. We nave received reports
from only six precincts of Cuyahago coun-
ty showing a net Republican gain of 221.
FIRST BULLETIN.
CoLUmEus. O.. Oct O.. s.3o ratnrns
have been received from ton vsr6s and
precincts Of the state. sbovi,g a net
Republican gain Of twenty-one. The
first amendment % 1874 AMI the second
76S votes ous of 1.473. bsing for the
second small majority Of the vote, cast.
Reports of the votes on poyernor and the
two amendments will be sent. Ths oom-
parison will be vita last year whea Score
tary Newman (Dem.) had a majority of
1915. There are 1919 yards and nra-
cincts in the state.
SECOND.
Returns fF IN tweaty-four wards and