Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-16
OHIO AND WEST VIRGINIA.
TIE LATEST From sorH STATES.
Tue h'pnoiiean msior,y In 0his Fairly
oh'e' "s tie Denneerauc Victory In West
N{fufpss
IDy telegraph 70 the nisr.,ch.i

virginia. 80
Iby telegraph 70 tho Disrstch.i
CoIuaBus, October I5.-The interest In
the election has not vet al,ated. Tine streets
were crowded all night and are stllI In that
condition. businessmen are discussing the
result IN The most animated manner. Moth
ing mas been received 10 change the esti-
males made lost night. Complete returns
nave oeeh received from twediy counties.
helor,s were never so prompt before. This
indicates that there were but few scratched
tickets. a great deal OF mystery sur
rounds the Prohibition vote. and upon
this and the Withholding OF reports
from few counties the Democrats base
the hope OF cutting down the Re-
publican majority below $1,000. The con.
test Tor CONGRESSMAN in the Third district
Is very close. but as Mosey. the Republican
candidate. was ahead Of his ticket 1872 votes
III Cicrmont county, which makes change
Of over 800 votes In favor o. the Repubi-
csDs, his trends claim hi. election. The IN
dicrtions are that Johnson, Republican
candidate for Supreme Court Judge. has
majority OF 5000 In Hamilton county. and
that he has run ahead Of other candidates,
Notwithstanding the opposition OF the liquor
interest. II this Is confirmed /. will show
That The temperance Democrats scratched
their own candidates and voted for John
son. ~
HAMILTON COUNTY RETURNS.
CINCINNATI, October 15.-Tbe total I'm.
Official returns from Hamilton county show
the following pluralities on the State and
congressional ticket: Robinson (Repubii-
crn). Secretary of State, 2.2js; Johnson
tReLubicanL Judge Supreme Court. 2,55I;
Fiickenger (Repubican). for Board Of Pub
lie Works. 3,l47; Butterworth (Republi-
cab. First district, for Congress, 1876:
Brown Republican,. Second district, for
Congress. 2,0S7. The Greenb,ck state
ticket averaged 81. The Prohibition ticket
averaged 81. The total vote In the county
vas 72,0lj.
PROBABLE RESULTS IN CONGRESSIONAL Dis
TRfCTs.
COLUMBUS, October 15.-Tbe results in
TIE cOngrc' slOnal districts are probably
- follows: The Democrats elect Lefebyre
IN the Fifth district, Hill in the Sixth,
Seney IN the Seventh, Outhwait in the
Thirteenth. wilkins In the Fifteenth. aud
Forar in the Twentv-tirst. The Republic
cans elect ButterwOrth 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, Hart in the Eleventh, Thompson
in The Twelfth, GlOSyen0r in the Four
tceuth. Hedges IN the sixteenth, J. ID. Tly-
tor in the Seventeenth. J. X. Taylor in the
Eighteenth. J.. Il. Taylor in the Nineteenth.
snd William licKinley in the Twentieth.
Mercy. Cooper. and Grosyenor run ahead
81 fh,ir ticket. The majority OF the latter
Is claimed TO be fully 1000. Later returns
may change the results in :hree OF the dis.
tricls set down 10 the Republicans.
An INCREASED VOTE.
CiNCINNATI, October lj.-Rcturns re-
cqycd from al parts Of the State are uni
form m showing an increased vote. In
many places the increase is very marked.
Another feature shown is that the peo-
| PIE were more than ordinarily arraycd into
two great parties.
Both The Greenback and Prohibition
| ticket vas comparatively insignificant. and
The vote Was as distinctly marked rs il the
| presidential ticket had been before the PEG.
pie. 4 matter OF great surprise i the large
| vote received ~ the Republican candidate
| for Judge OF the Supreme Court. There
WI.a general belief that he would fail far
| below the rest OF the ticket, owing to the
| disancctiOn among the sllOOn.mcR on &C.
| tAftlt bl Uih OllUlDH WI ilit 'fDlA ll'Iufi
law, hut contrary to expectations he carried
fu'ly up with the remainder OF the ticket.
and here in Ismil on county his vote Is
erCaier than that for Robinson.
Clsrbe county, 1t il estimated. will give
! 1850 Republican majority; ScotO county
about 800, with Judge Johnson leading the
ticket.
Athens county gives Grosvenor (Repub.
LEAN for Congress 900 majority.
Beillirc shows slight Democratic gain.
Gallon, Kent, COsbOcton, Lancaster, Mans
lcld, and Somerset also show small Demo-
cratic gains.
The Republicans here are iubilant.
Crowds are upon the streets. and upon
the lea.t proyocation would shout and
sing. 4 wagon appeared with hand
organ and fag, and was followed by 4
crowd OF shouting people. The appear
ance OF Ben. Butterworth, the congress-
E,an-clect from the First district, near the
posi.oflice. attracted a large crowd. He
was lifted up and carried some distance by
hs enthusiastic supporters. He was fol-
lowed ty cheering thrOng until he left
the street.
CNCISNATI. October 10 -Unolicial re-
rorts from the Third iii trict elect Camp
bell Ncmocrat) to Congress over Morey
| ucpubIcanl by a majority OF All.
UNOFFICIAL REPUBLICAN, RETURNS by C0UN-
TIEs.
CoLrNnrs, October 1j-UnOflicIal Re-
luhican returns have been received from
| all the counties Of Ohio except the five
| following: Carroll. Geaugl, Lorain, Me-
| dina. and Trnmbull. These counties in
| 1855 all gave Republican maiortics aggre-
| eating 7,012.
The following counties show unofficial
| Republican majOrIies on the state ticket :
! A.hiabula. 1913: Athens, 1000: Belmont,
| go; Champaign. 1,0H; Clarke. 1000
! element. %: Clinton, Lac; Column
blAra. 2.21S: CuyahogI. 2,jG6; Dcllwarr,
| 400: Faycitc, 1853; Fulton, S3G;
Gallia. l,2C0: Greene. 1900; Gucrn-
sew, 7sC; Hamilton, 2.2js; Hardin. 39i
Harrison. G4j; Highland. -; Huron.
1.lCg: Jackson. G1S; jefferson, 1,3i2 ;
Lake. 1862; Lawrence, 1892; Logan,
| l.I1S: Lucas, $40: Madison, l5i; Ma
| honing 1883; Meigs. l,iSl; Miami, 30
Morgan, $50; Morrow. 40; Noble, 2S9
| Portage. G9G;- Preblc, 2S3; scloto, III ;
summit, 100; Union, l,lS1; Van Vert.
| POO: Warren. 1.7i5; Washington, lOj
wood. 1000 Total, ij,llj.
The tolllWing counties give Democrnli
majcri,ics: Adams. II; Allen, l,2j3
Ashland. 7c0; Anglai>e, 1000; Brown,
100: Putler. 1850; COshocton, 40
crawford, ..2l3; DarKe, l.222; ID iiance'
.fcO: Erie, 9Ol Fairfield, l.S32; Frank
I'M. OBS: Hancock, 800 Henry, LID
Hooking. 1g3; Holmes. 2.0lG; Knox, 10;
Licking. 1913; Marion, ~; Mercer. 30
Monroe. 400: Montgomery. j9j; Mu'kin'
Gum, 20: OTTAWA, 1906: Padding, Gu
Perry. 12j. Pickaway, 1850; PIE, J,y
Putnam, I,S22; Richand, l,270; Ros., lAI
Sandusky. GG7; Seneca. l,2l5; shelby, l.
22s: Stark. 80; Tuscarawas. 1000; Nln
ton. 1873; Wayne. 42G; Williams. 81 wy
,ndoitc. .j2. Total, u ,j0S. Adding 10 th'
shove the maioritics % 1888 in the i've coun
ties not beard from gives net Republicli
plurality ~ 1869. The five counties VII
probably increase the maiorities OF 1855 -
that the plurality will reach abou, 1000
Republican congressman have becI
elected in the First. Second. Eighth
Ninth. Tenth. Twelfth, Fourteenth
Eighteenth. Nineteenth. and Twentieth
districts. Tot.l, 10.
Democratic congressman have Ueti
elected In the Third. Fourth, Fifth. siNtn
Seventh. Thirteenth, Fifteenth, SiNteentl
seventeenth, aud TweIty-trst. Total IL
The Eleventh district is still in doubt.
WEST VIRGINIA.
sUceping democratic Ntcfory-A soil