The daily gazette., 1883-10-10
precints show a net Republican gain Of Il $40
yofea In a fntni nf AZ Q67

prectnts show net Republican gain Of / $40
votes In total of ~, ,367.
12.10n. m.-Returns from 30t wards and
precincts show a net Republican gain of
amendment received IA 400 and the second
81, 1893 votes.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 0.--Seven wards
and townships 10 Cuyahoga county, show
net Republican goin of over 400. The sec
ond amendment will certainly carry In this
county.
Warren gives Republican majority of
364, net Democratic gain of 16O The
second amendment is carried In the city By
% majority. This will make Trumbull
county give q majority of several hundred
for the second amendment.
DAYTON, o., Oct. 9.-At this hour-11 D.
NIT is safe to say that the entire Demo
cratic county ticket Is elected. There are
slight Republican gains all round. Aheayy
vote was cast for the second amendment.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 9.-An enormous vote
has been polled In this (Hamiltol) county.
Only five precincts had been heard from at
10 p. m. The returns give q 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
Newman's majority of last year, which was
10,689. The Democrats are equally hopeful
that they have carried the entire county and
State ticket. Information Is not yet at hand
on which to base an intelligent OF inion.
Observation-Disclosures from official re-
turns Of Hamilton county at this hour are
that HoadlY will have not less than 5000
majority; that the entire Highland House
Democratic ticket has been elected, with
possibly one or two exceptions on county
officers, and that the Prohibition amendment
has received larger vote than any one an
ticipated. This estimate Is based on the
general tenor OF the very few official returns
in from the 95 precincts in the county.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 9.-Forty-one wards
and precincts show net Republican gain of
446 In total vote of 6,127. The same ratio
of gail will give Foraker 5000 majority.
The indications are for a close contest. The
second amendment has 2, ,450 majority In the
above precincts.
Secretary Newman had majority of 49,
lis last year. There are 1879 wards ard
precincts in the State. Returns from "a
wards and precincts show O net Republic an
gain of 291. The First amendment gets 1876,
and the second 1916, out of 3,0S9 votes.
The returns are nearly all from country
precincts and small towns.
Fifty -four wards and precincts show net
Republican gain of 557, out of total of
lO,4l7. The first amendment gets l 1894 and
the second $40.
One hundred wards and precincts, show a
net Republican gain of 882 In a total vote of
22, ,032. The first amendment received 1850
and the second II 1859 votes.
SOME LATE ESTIMATES.
baltimore Sun Specialist
COLUMBUS, Oct. 9.-11.3 80 p. m.-Returns
are coming In very slowly. Calculations
based on those received at II O'Clock dsap-
point both parties, and are not regarded as
giving fair idea of the result. The Repub-
lican hopes from the rural districts are not
realized, for from 600 wards and precincts,
representing one-ninth of the State, and
quite half Of them from rural district, where
immense Republican gains were promised,
the gains make the Republicans still several
thousand votes short of overcoming the
Democratic majority.
On the other hand the few returns from
Cincinnati, where, according to Democratic
calculations, an immense majority was to be
polled, indicate Republican gains, and The
Republican chairman telegraphs that the
German wards did not, after all, snow
Foraker heavily under. Word comes from
Cleveland that no returns may be expected
before midnight. Cincinnati will probably
be equally SLOW This indicates free use OF
the pencil on ballots.
Midnight indications from official returns
OF Hamilton county at this hour are that
Hoadly viii have not less than 5000 major
ity; that the entire Highland House Demo.
cratic ticket has been elected, with possibly
one or two exceptions, on county officers,
and that the prohibition amendments have
received larger vote than anyone antici
pated. This estimate is based on the general
tenor OF the very few official returns In from
the % precincts in the county.
|. III the ratio of retHrns to midnight is kept
up the Democrats will carry the State. One
sixth OF the State shows Republican net
gains OF but 1868. They ought to reach at
least $500 to meet the Republican expecta-
ton, for they cover fully half of the rural
districts, on which the Republicans had de-
pended to elect Foraker. At this writing
the Democrats will win by 1900 majority If
they can hold the majorities at Cincinnati
and Cleveland, which are only beginning to
come in. Returns from eight wards in those
cities, however, show net Republican gain
of 500
Returns from 12 voting precincts ii Day
ton give net Democratic gain of 95. Only
six more precincts are to be heard from,
HAMILTON COUNTY.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 0.-The vote of this
election, as indicated soon after the close of
the polls by unofficial returns from few city
precincts, will prove to be the largest ever
polled here. Reports from the country give
the same indications, and these are supported
by returns from few points in other parts
OF Southern Ohio. The strength developed
by the prohibition amendment movement In
Hamilton county astonished everybody. In
the German wards, second amendment
tickets, printed In German, were held at the |
polls along with holders of i-prohibition
tickets. Tie carly unofficial returns were
displayed by the Lincoln Club by stereopti.
con. Indications from other parts of
Southern Ohio, as far as received at this |
hour, are that the vote will be very close for |
Governor.
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