St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-16

$40; Holden over Web, 2,673;
county commissioner, B. F. Kinney, Repub-
lican 23,076; j. W. Harper, Democrat, 90
81; Kinney over Harper, 2,699 For sur
veyor, j. D. Varney, Republican, received
23,051; c. D. Bishop, Democrat, 0,5S7;
Warney over Bishop, ,, 42S. For Justice OF
the peace, c. G. C. Logervalle, Democrat,
received 10, 412; Geo. SCHNEIDER, Republican,
16, 352; Logervalle over SCHNEIDER, 3.O6O.
For circuit court judges, G. R. Hayne, Re-
publican, 23,029: W. II. Upson, Republican,
y, 493; c. c. Baiwin, Republican, %, 1S9;
V. 7. 2. Kline, Democrat, 2l,533; /. D.
Stratton, Democrat. 20, 1867; J. T. Grover,
Democrat, 2C,3S3. The Prohibitionists cast
36S votes for Z. J. Morris for secretary of
state, 375 for Fosebrough, for supreme Judge,
397 for kirdendal, for board of public
works. The average Prohibition vote was
less than 400.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-Returns received
from all parts of the state are uniform in
showing dn increased vote. In many places
the increase is very marked, another feature
shown is that the people are more than or
dlnariiy arrayed in the two great parties,
both the Greenback and Prohibition vote
comparatively insignificant and the vote as
distinctly marked as if a presidential ticket
had been before the people. The matter of
great surprise is the large vote received by
the Republican candidate for judge of the
supreme court. There was general belief
that he would fall far below
the rest of the ticket. owing
to the disaffection among the saloon men on
account of his opinions on the Scott liquor
law. On the contrary it appears he has been
carried fully UP with the remainder, and here
in Hamilton county his vote is greater than
that for Robinson. Clarke county is esti-
mated to give 2,300 Republican majority.
Scioto county about 700, with Judge johnson
leading the ticket. Athens county gives
GrossyenOr, Republican candidate for con-
gress, l,600 majority; Bellaire shows a slight
Democratic gain: Gallon, Kent. Coshocton,
Lancaster, Mansfield, Somerset also show
small Democratic gains.
The Republicans here are jubilant. Crowds
are upon the streets, and upon the least
provocation are shouting and singing.
wagon appeared with a hand organ
and flag and was followed BY
a crowd Of shouting people. The appear
ence OF ButterwOrth, congressman elect from
the first district, near the postoffice attracted
large crowd. He was lifted up and carried
some distance by his enthusiastic supporters,
and was followed by cheering crowd until
he left the street
CGNCISNATI, Oct 15.-Unofficial reports
from the Third district elect Campbell, Dem
ocrat, to congress over Morey, Republican,
by a majority as follows: Campbell's
majority in Butler county, 279: Morey's in
Clairmont county 205, Preble 374, Warren
1S9.
COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, Oct 15.-Tne interest in the
election has not yet abated, Notwithstanding
the Republicans kept the crowds in the streets
until daylight, there are still crowds, but of
q different character. There are business
men who are discussing the results in the
most animated manner Nothing has been
received TO change the estimates sent last
night Complete returns are in from twenty
counties. Reports were never so prompt be-
fore. This indicates but few scratched
tickets. a good deal of mystery surrounds
the Prohibition vote. Upon this and the
Withholding of reports from a few counties
the Democrats base their estimates cutting
down the Republican majority below -, coo.
The contest for congress in the Third
district is very close, but as Morey, Repub-
lican candidate, runs ahead of his ticket,
1872 votes in Clermont county, which makes
a change Of over 500 votes in favor of the
Republicans, his friends claim his election.
The indications are that Johnson, Republi-
can candidate for supreme Judge, has ma
jority in Hamilton county oi 5000, aud that
he has run ahead of the other candidates.
Notwithstanding the opposition of the liquor
interests. If this is confirmed it will show
the temperance Democrats scratched their
own candidates and voted for him
COLUMBUS, Oct. 15.-The results in the
Il IL
lows: The Democrats elect Lefevre in the
Fifth district, Hill in the Sixth, Seney in the
Seventh, Outhwait in the Thirteenth. VIII
kins in the Fifteenth and Foran in the
Twenty-first. The Republicans elect Butter
worth in the First, Brown in the Second,
Morey in the Third, Sinks in the Fourth.
Little in the Eighth, Cooper in the Ninth,
Powers in the Tenth, Holt in the Eleventh,
Thompson in the Twelfth, Grosvenor in the
Fourteenth, Hedges in the Sixteenth, J. D.
Taylor in the Seventeenth, J. H. TAYLOR in
the Eighteenth, Z. B. Taylor in the Nine
teenth and Wm. Mckinley in the Twentieth.
Morey, Cooper and Grosvenor run ahead OF
their ticket, the majority of the latter is
claimed to be fully 5000. Later returns NAV
change the results in three OF the districts
set down to the Republicans.
COLUMBUS, Oct. ia prominent Demo-
cratic politician reasons as follows about the
election: The heavy Republican gains have
been made in the city, whereas the Demo-
Gratis have gained in the country.
THUS in Columbus the Repubii-
cans gained, ut in the back
townships of Franklin, we have gained
enough 10 keep the Democratic majority
where il was. This will be found to be the
case in the townships of other strong Demo
cratic counties not vet heard from, and the
Republican majority will be reduced below
10000. The Republican leaders do not con
cede this but they are on the look out for re-
ductons below the high figures set at a late
hour last night. They talk ofimproper man
ipulations but say that under the conditions
Of the campaign, and Ohio having been car
ried by the Democrats twoyears In success
sion any majority is a triumph. Thus the
leaders are watching for the final returns.
Plainfield county, Maxwell 80. Wilson
so. Complete returns from Pleasant county
give Wilson 70S, Maxwell $50. Incomplete
returns from Ohio county indicate the elee-
tiou Of the Democratic county ticket by 800
majority. Hancock county shows RepubH-
can gain of 80 On the state ticket Preston
county, in three precincts which gave Gar
field l, 40 majority, now give Maxwell 2,45O
majority. Ii ia estimated that Preston will
give Maxwell LOO majority. Piedmont 1876.
Wilson 22O; Cameron, Maxwell $50, Wilson
1852.
COLUMBUS. O., Oct IA dispatch from
Toledo saws Hurd comedies the election Of
Romeis, Republican candidate 10 congress
in the Tenth district.
CoLUMBUs, o., Oct. ia dispstch from
Hon ton