St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-15
OHIO.
BLUE AT CINCINNATI.

CINoINSATI, Oct Is, q. m.-Butterworth, Of
the First district. claims his election and Browns
election in the Second is conceded by about 800.
Morey, Republican, defeats Campbell for con-
gress In the Third district, and Seney, Democrat,
In the Seventh, is elected. In this county at
this writing, Matson, the Democratic candidate
for probate judge, seems to have been saved
from the general wreck.
CINCINNATI, Oct 1.-THE Commercial Castle
specials indicate the election of Hedges for
congress, in the Mansfield district, by 500
majority
ToLEDo, Oct. 1870 far as heard from the
Republican state ticket has made big gains
throughout this congressional district, and
pecialy in this city. At present indications
point to the election OF Romers over Hurd for
congress by small majority. One precinct in
the Fifth ward gave Romers a majority
o. 262, ana gain over the vote of last congress
siona election of over 800. The Eighth ward
gives gain of goo, while the other wards show
correspondingly large maiorities. Reports from
other quarters of the district also show Repub-
hean gains over the vote of last year. des-
patch from Fremont states in the First ward
Remler has 81 majority, and in the Third ward
Hurd has a majority of 20. These figures show
large gains for Romesrs over the vote of the
Republican congressional candidate of two
years ago. Swanton, in this county, gives
Powers majority of 81, loss of one. Elmore,
| Ottawa county gives Newman majority of III
ana 62 FOR iiurd, Republican gain. Powers
net gain over King. Republican candidate for
congress two years ago, in twenty-one precincts
OF Suers county is 755. Ten precincts in Deli
ance county, including Defiance City, show net
Republican gain of 119. Democratic majority
in the county probably LOO. Hill, Democrat,
for congress in the Sixth district is elected.
TOLEDO, Oct. 14.-Both the Republicans and
democrats had made every preparation to pre-
vent fraudulent voting, and the result has been
DpVnn1
AT noon two-thirds of the vote had been cast,
and 1t became evident that every voter was out
ana working. One feature was the large num-
Der OF ''vest pocket votes cast. These were
mostly voted by the Democrats, and in
consequence the Republicans were
happy. The effect of this was
counteracted by the knowledge that Robinson
and johnson were falling behind the rest of the
vote. Many Germans were supposed to be cut
ting the head of the ticket on account of the ac-
ton OF the saloon keepers. Throughout the day
the Democrats have been confident of success,
and even up 10 O'Clock in the evening predicted
bo0lnson's defeat. The congressional fight has
been paramount in interest to the state ticket
with many, and the result promises to be even
more OF surprise than the results on the rest
| of the ticket, the vote for Romeis, Republican,
for congress, being even larger than anticipated
by his most sanguine friends.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct i4-Geo. E. Seuey, Dem
oerat, Is Reelected to congress in the Seventh
district.
YOUNGSTOWN, Oct. t4.-Mahoning county i
Republican by about l,lO0, a net Republican
gain Of 500. Isaac H. Taylor, for congress in the
Eighteenth district, is elected by about 8 900.
SPRINGFIELD, o., Oct. 14.-An enormous vote
was polled, with indications of 1000 Republican
majority.
LONDON, o., Oct. l4.-The Republicans
elected their entire county ticket. In the Hook
ing and Tuscarawas valleys large Republican
gains reported.
AKRON.
AKRON, Oct. 14.-Akron complete gives Rob-
inson 1856, Newman 1893. Mckinley carries
the Twentieth district by 500 over Paipe.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-At midnight 4 carriage
containing Butterworth and Brown started from
the Lincoln club and with brass band gathered
an impromptu procession, which filed the street
for more than Two squares. cheering and shout
ing continuously and waving handkerchIefs
They moved with precision, and passed the news
paper offices in the widest enthusiasm.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 14.-Eight hundred and
twenty-eight wards and precincts show a net
Democratic gain of PAS over the vote of secre-
tary of state in 1880. The same wards and pre-
cincts show net Republican gain of IL 629 over
the vote for governor in 1858. W. d. Hill. DEM
ocratic candidate for congress in sixth district is
probably elected.
TOLEDO, o., Oct. 15.-At $40 a. nj. meagre
returns only from portion of the districts out
sue Oh LuCas county nave Deen received, not
enot q TO justify further prediction to the
result, or to change the estimate already given.
The Republicans generally are still claim
ing the election of Romeis TO congress by
a small majority. The more conservative are
not counting confidently such u result until
more complete returns are received from the
Democratic counties. Romeis' ma jOrity in Lucus
will be not far from 500, and it is probable
most if not all, OF the Republican county ticket
will be successful by majOrities rang
ng from 200 upwards. Robinsons vote
twill fal below thst for the remainder of the
state ticket, his majority being estimated in Re-
publican quarters at 400 TO 400. The result
shows that the Germans voted as three years
ago, before the temperance agitation in the
state.
CLEVELAND, O, Oct. 1f.-In some Of the wards
there was considerable challenging OF men whose
residence and light 10 vote were disputed.
Foran, Democratic candidate for congress- ran far
ahead OF his ticket and is probably elected. lie
supported by all the labor organizations.
DAYTON, o., Oct l4.-Reports from Darke
county gives Anderson, Democratic candidate
for congress, 600 majority. Montgomery county
win give the Demo, ratio state ticket 500 ma
jority.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct 14.-Later returns from
the Twentieth congressional district indicate
McKenzie's majority 10 be LOO to l,500. The
Republicans concede the reelection of Foran,
Democrat, to congress in the Twenty first dis
trict. he noise OF the enthused Republicans
on the street is becoming almost internal The
air il Lled " tn rockets OF all shades and coors.
and nearly every ComJustible sub
stance has been brought into use.
! The Democrats have retired from
their headquarters and those who have not
/ retired 10 their beds are watching the Republ
| can torch light procession and listening TO the
! discoTd that rends the heavens all having the
/ purpose OF clarifying the man of Maine. The
/ Democrats are hoping for returns from Butler
! Mercer Monroe, Licking aHd their strong Demo
cratic counties so to keep the Republican
/ majority below 10000. Seven bundled and
| sixty-eight precincts and wards show net
/ Democratic gain Of 756 over the vote Of secre-
1 tary OF state n 1881. Thessme wardsandprecincts
show 4 net Republican gain OF 1882 over the
vote of 1888.
TOLEDO, Oct. 14.-Of the counties in this dis
trict, Lucas viii give Romeis l,20O to 1.5OO ma
\ jorty; Erie gave Hu d 200 majority; Sandusky,
| Hurd coo; Ottawa, Hurd 900. These are esti-
mates based on returns from half the precincts
in Lucas, one third in Sandusky and Erie, and
one fifth in ottawa.
WEST VIRGINIA.