The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-10-15


| Jority of 300.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. IA -Thirty-five pre-
oncts show . net Republican gain of 3S9. Thi
includes large number of wards from cities
put none from Columbus, Cincinnati or Cleve
land
Sixty-two wards and precincts show a ns
Democratic gsin of 235 over the vote for Sec
re,ary OF State In 1880, and a net Republican
1888.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 1.-THE fourth ward oi
hent9n, the home of Gen. Robinson, show q
net gain of 1872. The 15lh ward of Cleveland
gives net Republican gain of 2l8.
Nlnety-six wards and precincts show a Re-
publican gain of 1922 over 1888. Indications
are that the Republicans have carried Ohio
unless the large cities show materially differ.
ent resuts from tue county and smaller cities
CLEVELAND, Oct IA Democrats carried the
l2lh ward of this city by the same majority as
last ear. Small towns in this county show
small Republican gains.
COLUMBUS, Dot. 14-Returns already report.
eo, include wards in large number of smaller
cities and precincts throughout the State. The
same rate OF gain throughout the State indi.
Gates Republican majority of $1,000.
o'o0 o. m.--One hundred and Il ty wards and
prscincts show Republican gaiu of 1926 over
1883. Six out Of 90 Dreciuts IL COLUMBUS City
show net Republican gains of 107.
CINCINNATI. Oct. IA g O. IN. The Repub-
icans claim the election of their entire ticket
In Hamilton County. The returns show that
the Germans in thar county voted largely with
the Republicans.
CoLUMBus, Oct 14-905 p. m. 178 wards
and precincts give a Republican gain of 2484
9.l5 p. 1.-TWO hundred and eight wards
ann precincts show net Republican gain of
1868 Prominent Democrats nov concede
ONO to the Republicans by about 10 600. The
counting OF the votes in the large cities is pro-
gressipg very slowly.
TOLEDO, Oct Al Hurd (dem.) is elected to
Congress by reduced majority.
COLUMBUS. Oct. IA. 9 1926 wards and pre-
cincts IN OHIO show net Republican gain OF
1910. This includes 10 precincts from Cincin-
hsti. IL from Columbus and l from Cleveland.
950-In Hamilton county, Ohio, SO precincts
ont OF liz show a net Republican gain OF
POST.
CINCINNATI, 1000 p. m.-Prominent Demo.
Gratis conoede there is no longer any doubt tnat
Ohio will give large Republican majority.
me Republican estimate at this hour is 49,
OO6 plurality in Ohio.
COLUMBUS, Oct IA correspondent of a
Clnclnnatl Democratic paper has telegraphed
the editor that Columbus had gone Republican
hell bent.
10 10-In 1880 on secretary of state the Re-
publican majority was 1905. Comparing 226
precincts and wards received tonight with 1880
cAV"o O uob OomOCTdblC gain Oh Ol0. Inc
same ratio throughout the State would give a
Republican majority of $1,000. Compared
with the vote of 1883 for the same precincts
Republican majority of 1900 is indicated.
524 wards and precincts in Ohio show net
Rsnubiosn gain of 1880.
10 2O-366 wards and precincts show a Re-
publican gain of 5,729 over 1888 George e.
Sevev, Democrat, is reelected to Congress in
the 7th district.
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, Oct. 14-Thompson'
representative for Congress Is elected by 1000
majority.
COLUMBUS, Oct. IA A Cleveland despatch
says: K turns from So pret iaots give 1880 Re-
publican gain over Holidays vote.
Mr.. Butterworth OF Cincinnati telegraobs
that he is elected in the 1st district, also that
Gen. Brown is elected in the ID district, max
ang Republican gain Of two Congressman.
CINCINNATI, II p. m.-55 precincts in Ham.
llton county, give net Republican gain of
2,I4U. This is about half of all the precincts
IN the county.
COLUMBUS, II p m.-471 wards aud precircts
show a net Republican ain of 1917 over 1888
CLEVELAND, Oct. 14-CoDgressmen probably
elected, 10th district, Hurd, Dem; 18th dis
trict, Taylor, Rep; 16 h district, Geo. Geddes
Dem.; 1st district, Benz. Butterworth, Rep.
COLUMBUS, Oct. IA, 1125 D. m.-531 wards
and precincts show a net Republican gain of
8 AT
COLUMBUS, Oct. I'LL 30 p. m.-Benj. But
terw ortn, Rep, is elected in the first district
by 25O0 majority. Five hundred and thirty
one wards and precincts show Republican
gain of S417 over 1883.
Hon. William Mckinley telegraphs as fol-
lows;
CANTON, O., Oct. IA.
Returns are unofficial, but such as we have
give me not less than 1000 majority.
Mr.. Mckinley was unseated by the present
Congress, and his election is Republican
gain.
show net Republican gain Of 1888, and Nc.
hinley In the 10th district is elected.
DAYTON, Oct. 14.-Great crowds are around
the Republican headquarters, applaudipg yo-
ciferously as each bulletin is read Returns
from three wards in this city give 237 Republi-
can gain over last spring, or 500 over last fall
Other precincts indicate like gains IF this
Continues Dayton will give small Republican
majority. Yorks. candidate for Congress, runs
seyeral hundred ahead of his ticket
y CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-Crowds in the streets
are shonilDg for Blaine and Logan, and are al
80 hurrahiHg for Butterworth. Returns from
Hamilton county continue to show large Re-
publican gain over 1883.
CINCINNATI Oct. 4-The outlook at 10
O'CLOCK Is tnat the Republican majority in
n smilton county will reach 1000 and that both
But erworth and Brown, Republicans ale
slected to Congress.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 14.-Six hundred and forty
9'ghr wards aud precincts show net Rspubli
eau gain OF 10245 over 1883 Late reports show
Republican gains which reduce the Democrat
c gain over 1880 to 179 This indicates a ma
jority of 10000 If later returps keen IN the ra-
Lio.
CINCINNATI. Oct. IA The Commercial Ga
lette spscial indicates the election of Hedges
Tor congress In the Mansfield district by 800
majority.
Az Springfield an enormous vote was polled
with Indications of 1000 Republican majority
At Condor the Republicans elected their en-
tire county ticket In the Hooking and Tns-
sarora valleys large Republican gains are re-
ported.
At midnight a carriage containing Messrs
Butterworth and Brown, the Republican can
didstss for Congress stared from the Lincoln
Club and with brass band paraded the streets
IN the widest state of enthusiasm,
TOLEDO. Oct. 14-Indications point TO the
election OF Rogers over Hur6 for Congress bv a
small majority. Que precinct in Ward s gives
Rogers majority of 620, a gain over the vote
Of the lass Congressional election of over 800
Inc eighth ward gives gain OF 200 while 9TH
er wards show a corrsspondingly large majors
ty.
CINCINNATI, Oct 14.-A general fight among
the negroes on freeman street occurred to-
night about 1926, ,and lasted over half an h our.
ohoWu WdS SERIOUSLY 6n1C and DOLCE
officers German and Speerlock were danger
ously wounded by pistol shots.
TOLEDO, Oct. 14-So far as heard from the
Republican State ticket has made large gains
throughout this congressional district, and es-
pecially in this city.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 14-Seven hundred and sew
en ward and precincts show q net Democratic
gain of179 over 1880, aud Republican gam
of 1O,989 over 1883. Later returns from the
10th congressional district indicate McKialey's
majority will be 1900 to 1900. The Republi.
cans concede the reelection of Fnran CDem.
to Congress, in the 21st district. The noise of
tbs enthused Republicans on the street Is be-
coming almost internal. The air is filed with
rockets OF all shades and colors, and nearly
every combustible substance has been brought
into use.
IL 55-The Democrats have retired from their
headquarters, and those who have not retired
to their beds are watching the Republican
torchlight procession and listening to distant
sounds that rend the heavens, all having the
purpose of glorifying the man OF Maine,
Democrats are hoping for favorable returns
from Butler, Mercer, Monroe and other strong
Democratic counties SO as to keep the Repubs
lican majority below 10000.
LAO a. m.-Eisht hundred and twenty-eight
wards and precincts shows net Republican
gain ef 1859. The Democratic Candidate for
congress in the 9th district is probably elected
TOLEDO, Oct. 14.-Romer's majority lin Luz
Gas county will not be far from 800 and it ia
probable that most If not all the RannhIioo n