The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-10
OHIO IOWA.
TIE ELECTIONS IN THOSE STATES
YESTERDAY.
steady Republican Gains Reported I'm
Ohfo-Meagrc Returns from Town.


Newman had 1915 majority last year.
There are 1919 wards and precincts in the
State. One hundred wards and precincts
show a net Republican gain Of 6S2 in to-
tai vote Of 22,032. The first amendment
received 1880 and the second II 1860 votes.
These returns are principally from small
towns and country precincts.
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM CINCINNATI AND HAMIL-
TON COUNTY.
CINCINNATI, October 9.-An enormous
vote has been poled in this Himilton)
county to-day. Only five precincts had
been heard from at 10 L. NJ. The returns
give a net Republican gain OF 202. Both
parties claim the county. The Reform
Democratic vote was small. probably not
exceeding 1900 votes. The Republicans
claim large gains in the German wards,
and say that Foraker will overcome New
mans majority OF last year, which was
lO.GS9. The Democrats are equally hope
full that they have carried the entire county
and State ticket. Information is not yet at
hand on which to base an intelligent opin-
ion.
Third DiSpatch.l
COLUMBUS, ONO, October 0.-Returns
from POI wards and precincts show a net
Republican gain OF 1910 votes in total OF
47,3G7.
Fourth DiSpdtch.l
COLUMBUS, o.. October 9.--Two hundred
and fifty-seyen wards and precincts give a
net Republican gain OF LII.
[Hfh DiSpGtch.l
COLUMBUS, o., October 9.--Returns from
39l wards and precincts show net Re-
publican gain OF 1,40i in q total vote OF
10O.063 The first amendment received
14,499 and the second 81, 1913 votes.
VOTE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
INFRsT THE G-BOOTHs-ENERGETIC
AND SIGNIFICANT FEMININE DEVICES TO ST.
CURE VOTES.
CLEVELAND, o., october Up to noon
a heavy vote had been polled here. The
Democrats claim 1000 majority in the city
and the Republicans concede 5000. The
second-amendment-wo are very ac-
tive. They have headquarters in every
ward except the Third, and in most pre-
cincts ladies industriously distribute both
tickets impartially to get votes for prohibit
ton. Coffee and cake are served to who
ever Is thought 10 be favorable to the anti
liquor cause. Mrs. j. Ellen Foster, OF
Iowa, reputed author OF the prohibition
cnactments OF that State, is on the ground,
and is going from ward to ward in car
riage directing the temperance fords.
Notices are proiusely displayed at the
Second Amendment headq iartcrs like the
following: "Betty and the baby rs. Doodle
and Beer" " Vote for the second Amend
ment and Down viii Go tle Saloons and
Up Will Go the Homes and cur Boys" and
"Vote for Sally and the Babies" The
ladies wear badges with tn State coat.oi-
arms and the inscription, "sccond Amend
ment for God and Home and Native Land
A large majority against DO il amendments
is probable here.
THE LATEST.
CBCINYATI, October 10-I2:30 4. "
Seventeen precincts OF 1913 Of this county
give a Republican gain OF l,jI7. This is
on the Governors vote. No compilation
has vet been made Of the county ticket or
Legislature. This would give the county
to Hoadly by small majority, but
with the votes cast TO- the reform
Democratic ticket woull leave the
result as to the county ard Legislature
in doubt. with chances in f;yor Of the Re-
publicans. No report OF the lctual strength
OF the reform Democratic ticket has yet
been made. While the secOld amendment
gets a large vote, the majority against 1t
will be sufficient probably t. overcome the
majority for il in other parts OF the State.
CLEVELAND AND CUYAH03A COUNTY.
CLEVELAND, October 9.-When the polls
closed tonight the Repub leans gave up
nearly every ward, and the Democrats
claimed everything in the city and town.
ships. but as the evening pro crossed the Re
publicans grew more hopeful aud the De-
mocrats began to be doubtful. At | O'Clock
no ward had been fully counted, and 1t Is
not likely the result in the city can be ascer-
tanned fully before morning; but enough
Is known TO show that the Democrats lost
and gained where they least expected. Pro-
badly the Democrats elect most and per-
haps all Of their county candidates. but a
part Of the legislative ticket is in doubt,
and the Democrats concede loss in the
county OF / 200 over last falls vote.
A Jubilee meeting was held in the taber-
nacle tonight by the Wonen's Christian
Temperance Union. Telegraphic re-
ports from the State we're received
at intervals. and eacl encouraging
bulletin about the sccOrI amendment
vote was received with vociferous
applause and waving OF bandkerchiefs.
The ladies' eyes were opened to many OF
the arts and practices OF ward politicians
to-day, and their recitals Of their expert
ence are highly amusing. One good We
man was inexpressibly shocked. She said {:
.'It's perfectly wonderful how dreadful
and untruthful gentlemen are" As far as
learned, no indignities were offered the
ladies at the polls anywhere, but when the
novelty OF their presence wore OF little
attention was paid to them by busy and
frequently turbulent hustlers OF both
parties.
CINCINNATI. October Best informa-
ton combined give IIoadly majority OF
1000 in Hamilton county, with county and
legislative ticket in doubt, with chances
in favor OF the Republicans. In the State
the contest between Ioadly and Foraker
is so close that no fair estimate can be made
tonight.
DAYTON. O., October 9.-Returns from
twelve voting precincts in the city give 4
Democratic gam OF %. There Is no hope
for any Republican candidate on the coun-
ty ticket, as only six more precincts are TO
be heard from.
COLUMBUS, o., October 9.-At midnight
the result on the State ticket and Legisa-
ture is in great doubt. Chairman Bargar,
OF the Democratic committee, says be
thinks their majority Will be about 1000 on
the State ticket. and that they will carry
the Legislature.
The Republican committee expects to
elect their Governor by few hundred.
but comedies that it depends on the result
in Cincinnati and Cleveland.
Returns are so meagre that neither com
mittee is oyer-conlident.
The impression prevails that the second
amendment will be carried.
Neither committee seemingly cares for
the Legislature. Governor Foster comedies
that the result depends on Cincinnati and
cleveland. and saws calculations as 10