Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15
From Various Sources.


CNClNNATI, October l4.-Prominenl
Democrats concede that there Is no longer
shy doubt that Ohio Will give 4 large Re
publican majority.
The Republican est mate at this hour i,
13eo0IluTality in the State.
COLUHRrs. October ii-10:30 u. NJ
Three hundred and SiXty-,iX wards and
precincts show net Democratic gain OF
80 over the vote for Secretary o! State in
1850. ] he same wards and precincts show
anet Republican gain OF j.729 over the vote
for Governor in 1883. George L. Seney
Democrat is reelected 10 Congress in the
seventh district. IL the ratio OF the Re-
publican gam indicated by the returns
from these 3GG wards and precincts is
mainlained in the remaining four iifths OF
the state. which i a yet unheard from,
the Republican majority in the State will be
1865.
COLuNBUs, OCt0berl4-10:40P =. H-Four
hundred and twenty wards and precincts
show net Democratic gains OF 16S over the
vote for secretary Of state in 1880. The
ssme wards and precincts show Republi-
can gain oi sos over the vote for Governor
IN lSS3. Bulterworth (Rep.l, OF Cincinnati.
telegraphs that he i elected in the First dis
trict, also that General Brown (Rep.) j.
o
Republican gain OF two congressman.
COLJNBuS, October i'll +. M-FOur
hundred and seyenty-one wards and PIE
circts show a net Democratic gain Of SSi
over the vote for Secretary OF State in 1850.
Tbesame wards and precincts show q net
Republican gain Of 1917 over the vote for
Governor in 1883. 4. {. Thompson Ire
Tublican). in the Twelfth district. i
elected. His majority in Lawrence (his
county is very large. showing "A Repubi-
can gain q about GOO.
C0LrNBUs. October 14.-FOran Demo
craft has been elected in the Twenty-frst
district 10 Congress.
COLUHBUs, October li.-SiX hundred and
iorty-Geht wards and precincts show net
democratic gam Of I.700 over the vote for
Secretary Of state in 1850. The same ward,
and precincts show i net Republican gain
OF 1928 oyerthe vote for Governor in 1888.
ToLuO. October l4.-Frank Hurd Dem
ocrutl for Congress, has been elected by a
reduced majority.
M. MURD's ELECTION IN DOrBT.
TOLEDO, o., October 1j--12:10 A. NJ
Nothing definite from the outside counties
Of this district in reference 10 congress
men. Ii will be several hours before any
thing can he reported with certainty rs to
he fate Of Mr.. lIurd.
20 far a. heard from. the Republican
state ticket has made large gains through
out this congressional district. and espe-
ciglly in this city. Al present the indica-
lions point 10 the election OF Romeis over
Hurd for Congress by small majority.
A SMALL REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN DAYTON.
DATfON, October I4.-The returns from
three wards ia this city give 2S7 Republican
gain over the vote OF last spring. or 800 over
that q lat fan. Returns from other pre-
eiDcts indicate like gains. At this rate Day.
ton will give a small Republican majority.
Sinks, the Democratic candidate for Con-
Yfess. runs several hundred ahead OF his
ticket.
ANOTHER EEPt BLICAN CONGRESSMAN GAINED.
COLUNBr October l4.--iion. William
Mckinley, Jr., 81 Canton, candidate for
Congress I'm the Twentieth district, tele-
graphs IS follows:
"CANToN. october 1.-THE returns are
unofficial. but such a. we have give me not
!ess than 900 majority"
Nr. Mckinley vas unSeated by the pres
ent Congress. and hls election is a Repcb-
licsn gain.
~" PUBLICAN GAIN INCREASING STEADILY.
COLUMBUS, ONO, October ILLS Il.
N-Fiye hundred and ninety wards and
precincts show a net Democratic gam OF
i.021 over the vote Of Secretary Of State in
1850. The same wards and precincts show
a net Republican gain Of 1855 over the
vote for Governor in 1889. Seventy pre-
eincls In Hamilton county show net Re-
publican gain Of 3.7js. II the present
ratio OF gain holds in the wards and pre-
Sincts OF The State not yet heard from, the
Republican plurality in the State will be
1851. Nearly one third OF tie polling
places IN the state have been heard from,
Including about half Of those from the
larger cities.
The Latest.
NEW YORK. October l5-2:l5 A. NJ i
seven hundred and sixty eight wards and
precincts m Ohio show a net Republican
gain u 1860.
Reiys LOckwood's Vote.
PENDLgTOX, o., October 1.-two hun
dred and elghty-nine wards and precincts |
give Belva lockwood 1900 gain over the |
70. a :. 4.