Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-15
FALL ELECTIONS.
Ever Faithless Ohio is
Probably Republican.
WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC.
No Reason For Democrats to Lose
Heart-Severa Congressman OF
Proper Color Elected in
Ohi0-DaytOn Sustains
Her Good Name.
Special 10 The Herald by the associated Press
BULLETINS.

Special 10 The Herald by the associated Press.
BULLETINS.
News From the Ohio Battle-ffeid
CoLuMBus, Ohio, Oct. 14-Bulletin No. l.
The bulletins for the Ohio election VIII b
based on the vote of 1883, when the Demo
crsts had majority OF 1883. There ar
1ss2 wards and precincts in the State.
will require an average gain OF seven vote
20 the ward or precinct for the Republican
To overcome the Democratic majority ant
Rulletin No. 2-Ten wards and precincts
show 8 net Republican gain OF l7S over 1883
No, s-Retlrnsd - TON on mess s, ssg ssginS i,da N
Republicans are claiming. gains. but moi
enough returns are received 10 indicste the
result.
No. 5.-Thirty-fve wards and precincts In
Ohio show net Republican gain Of 3S9
This indicates large number of wards from
the country. but none from Columbus,
No g. Forty-fve wards and precincts In
Ohio show q net Republican gain OF 576.
No returns from the large cities.
No. 7. Sixtytwo wards and precincts in
OnlO kuOW net htpuUllcun Bhlu vi OH.
No s.-The Fourth Ward, Kenton, Ohio,
the home OF Gen. Robinson, shows q net Re
publican gain OF 1872. The Fifreenth Ward,
Cleveland, Ohio. shows net Republican
No. o.-Ninety-slx wards and precincts In
Ohio show q net Republican gain Of l422.
No. 13-The wards In Columbus are di-
vided into "a precincts. Returns that have
been received from six precincts show net
Republican gain Of l07.
No. H-One hundred and seventy eight
wards aud precincts In Ohio give net Re
publican gain OF 2484.
No. 1.-Two hundred and eight wards and
precincts In Ohio show q net Republican
gain Of 2663 No returns have been received
from Cincinnati and only one ward from
Cleveland. The above Included six pre-
ctncts from Columbus
No. 16-The following returns have been
received from Cincinnati: fIecinot D..
A.. i Mfth wa Ward. sepnbiicsSs gain a. Five
additional precincts In Columbus show q
Republican gain Of A.. Time s:40P,N.
No. 1.-TWO hundred and sixty-six wards
can gain OF $3.50. This includes ten precincts
in Cincinnati, eleven In Columbus and one
10 Cleveland. Time 9:50Ph.
No. 18-Jaynes-Forty- nine precincts out
Of ll2 in Hamilton county, s1 Ohio, s. show net
No. M.-Ffve hundred and thirty-one
wards and precincts in Ohio show net Re-
publican gain OF s4l7. Time, II :25H. ~.
No. G;-seventy ps precincts In u haIiiten ag ltes
NcKihiey, Congressman, Twentieth District.
is elected. Buiterworth, First District, also
elected. Time, IL ~ PM.
No. 2s.--Fiyc hundred and eighty-dve
wards and precincts IN Ohio show net Re
publican gain OF 1856. Time, II ;50PN.
Great crowds surround the Republican
headquarters, applauding yociferonsly as
each bulletin Is read. Returns from three
.sds Il snua ,s Sy sa sye 5 @ sps s oSep
precincts Indicate large gains. II this con
tinues the election VIII give small Repub-
licaD majority.
he Is elected in the First District. Also that
Gen. Brown Is elected in the Second District.
No. 30-Late returns show Increased Re
publican gains We have heard from little
over e}hird OF the State. II the remain
can, the Indications sre that the majority
will exceed 1900. and probably reach q, 900;
Very meager returns from West Virginia and
nothing positive a. to the result.
A Demscrat Elected I'm Ohio.
No. 3l-70 wards and precincts In Ohio
show net Republican gain o. loyss. goran,
1Ia Dlsfrfct Time, 12:40 A. n.
YOram Elected.
CLkvKLABD, Oct A.-Complete returns In.
dictate the election of Foran, Democratic
candidate iCs coasssss s1f ssEysR S9 Rebuilt DsI
.s,S. sm G,ner y @ - sn 'n1s Tbs CON- Re
publican State ticket win carry the county
by about the same majority.
foran, Democratic candidate for Congress
ran far ahead Of this ticket, and Is probably
elected. He was supported by all the labor
organizations
CINCINNATI, Oct 1.-THE Commercial
Gazette specials indicate the election OF
Hedges, Tor Congress In the Mansfield Dis
trict, BY 800 majority. the gain Of one Con
gresham.
CANros. Ohio. Oct. H.-Returns are unofi-
one thousand majority. Mr.. Mckinley was
unseated by the present Congress and his
election Is a Republican gain. REM. But
ferworth, Republican, Is elected In the First
District by about $500 majority.
CHAnLEsrox. W: Va, Oct. H--This tKan-
Governor, between 800 and 500 majority.
He gets the Fusion vote. Fayette county Is
deubtfuL
CoLunBus, O., Oct. l4-Eight hundred and
twenty eight wards and precincts show q
net y s. gain N Of 2s Tr the vote fS,
and precincts show net Republican gain Of
a. 62y over the vote for Governor In 1883. w.
d, Hill Dem.l for Congress In the 9Th Dis
trict, is probably elected.
ToI EDO. Oct l4.--Never In the history OF
TGlsdo has there been so much interest in
an election as to-day. Within half an hour
afier the polls opened, hundreds of voters
chiefly laboring men were casting their
ballots. and ~ nine O'Clock fully one half
OF the vote Of the city had been cast. Pre-
dictions were made on the previous night
that there would be trouble and disorder on
the morrow, so intense was the feeling, but
the result has been eminently satisfactory to
Ill.
coLuNBus, Ohio. Oct H,-One hundred
and seventy eight wards and precincts show
net Democratic gain OF IT'S over the vote for
Secretary OF State OF 1850. The same wards
and precincts show q net Republican gain
OF 24sz over vote for Governor Of 1883. This
indicates six wards and precincts out Of q
IN the city OF Columblis. which show net
Republican gain OF lW.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 1.-THE noise Of en-
thllsiastic Republicans on the streets Is be
comiDe almost internal. The air is nlled
with rockets Of all shades and colors. and
nearly every combustible substance has
been brought into use. The Democrats have
retired from their headquarters and those
uh0 have not retired to their beds are
UMching the Republican tore hight process
sious and listening to the discordani sounds
that rand the heavens, all having the pur
pose OF gIorifying the man from Maine. lrhf
Democrats are hoping for favorable return.
from Butler. Mercer, Monroe. Licking and
their strong Depocratic counties so = as M :.
Seven hundred and sixty FIVE wards ant
precinct show q net Democratic gain Of 75'
over the vote for Secretary Of State In 1850
The same wards and precincts show ne
Republican AZ ssia sss OF 1889 over the vote 10
CIncINNArI. Ohio. Oct l4.--The total yot,
OF Cincinnati IL estimated at between O., 90
aud 10000 Republican gains are reportes
IN nearly all precincts heard from, 30 In one
as - another and l24 In another Smal
Democratic gains shown In Ohio Democratic
wards Republicans claim the election D
both Congressuoen, Butterworth and Brown
and the entire county ticket by ten Thousand
The election in cineinpati has been tn,
most memorable In its history. Party feel
Ing had grown to It's intensea heat, and thi
resulted In bringing out the largest vot'
polls as workers larger number OF mel
than ever before. The presence OF deputY
imsrshals and deputy sheriffs was also a fea
ture that gave interest to the vote. Under al
these conditions the wonder Is that more sc
xlous outbreaks did not occur In number
Of yards where the Democrats are stronRes 4
fhe force of deputy marshals was Intimidatet
and acfnally driven away, and the presence
OF eo}ored men was the signal of an assault
In one OF these precincts single deputy
marshal vas present In the afternoon bul
he bore the testimony OF a black eye TO the
rough treatment yeesiyed in the early par
there was large assemLisge Of Voters be-
fore the polls opened for the purpose of see
Ing that the opposite party took no undue
advantage In the election Of Judges and
clerks. This gave rise to some trouble ip
some wards, but the most common source ol
disagreement was when chailengers were
arrested by deputy marshals for o6structing
voters.
DAYTON Ohio, Oct. H-Returns for the
city OF Dayton are all In. leaving the city I7s
Democratic majority on the state ticket, a
Republican gain OF ses. In one precinct
the Soldiers Home, the Republican gain /,
lis.
One Democrat Elected.
COLUMBUS, Oct. H.-tieo. f. seney. Demo
crat, Is reelected to Congress in the Seventh
District.
AZ London.
LONDON, Ohio, Oct. 1.-THE Republicans
elect their entire county Ticket In Hooking
aud Tnscarawas valleys large Republican
gains are reported.
Dayton Goes Democrats.
DAYTON. Ohio, Oct. A-The election In
this city was quiet Very few Illegal votes
were cast. Everybody was orderly and a
full vote out. The indications are that Day.
ton will give 800 Democratic majority. The
Soldiers Home cast full vote with proba-
bly, 100 Republican majority.
Vesf VIRGINIA Safe.