Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-10-16
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FROM ALL QUARTERS.
THE VICTORY IN OHIO.
Various Estimates Of The
Majority.
ALL GO over TEN THOUSAND.
Republican Gains In
West Virginia.
CLEVELAND IN new YORK
I'm Conference With Tam
InaRy's Chief.
THE TRIUMPH OF PROTECTION.

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 15.-To-day every
thing is quiet in this city and business is
resumed. At the Republican headquarters
there are found many leading politicians who
| have come into the city to hear the latest and
| to tender congratulations. At the rooms of
| the Democracy there is not the animated ap-
| pearance that characterizes those of the Re-
publicans, yet the former do not entirely
| give up hope for November. The returns
| continue to come in very slowly and it will
| be impossible to give any strictly accurate
| figures before tomorrow. The reports from
small towns and country precincts have not
| the least tendency to cut down Robinson's
plurality under $4,000 The Republicans
claim the election of Burnett over Foran in
| the Twenty-frst district, but the fight is very
| close. Nearly all the reports received up to
noon show larger gains in the western re-
| serve and wool growing counties Chairman
| Ogilvie of the Republican State committee
stated this morning that it would be impos-
| sib1e to get correct estimates of the vote by
counties before tomorrow.
| AKRON, O., Oct. 15.-The latest returns
make the Republican majority in Summit
county nearly 1000. Last year it was 800.
In district 20 Mckinley, Rep, defeats Paige
| by between 1900 and 1900. Mckinley car
ries Summit county by ], $50 and the city of
| Akron by 610. Paige got only two majority
| in his own precinct, where he has heretofore
run far ahead. Mckinley carries Medina
county by 1900. The result in Wayne and
| Stark counties is uncertain, but Paige will
|
NoRwALK, O., Oct. 15.-Robinson's pIu-
| ra1ity in this city and township is $50, a
gain of so over 1888. The entire Republican
county ticket is elected by increased MAORI
| ties Mitchell Oem.) is elected justice of the
peace by AZ majority over Young (Rep)
TOLEDO, O., Oct. 15.-Returns from 80
out of Al precincts in Lucas county give Rob
net republican gain of ,907 The Republi-
cans elect their entire county ticket. The
common pleas judicial district, heretofore
Democratic, has gone Republican. Wood
COUNTY gives the Republican State ticket 900
majority Newman's majority il Henry
| county will exceed AGO, a Republican gain
of 200
AsHTABULA, O., Oct. 15.-The vote yes
terday was the largest ever cast here. The
indications point to 5000 majority in the
county for the Republicans. The vote in
the city is as follows: Republican, 1880;
D01uOCTdG1C, OCS5 I4OI1IDlt4CAlStS3 o1COL-
hackers, 80.
GENEVA, O., Oct 15-Robinson $50
votes, Newman TT; Republican decrease 81,
Democratic gain 10.
oRRvnLE, O., Oct 15.-Newman 1927,
Robinson 285. For Congress, Paige 331,
Mckinley 286.
WARREN, Oct 15.-The entire Republican
county ticket is elected in Trumbull county,
Republican gain of 800. Congressman
Taylor's majority in the Nineteenth district
is $4,000
FREMONT, O., Oct. 15.-Sandusky county
is Democratic by about 700; Republican
gain of $50. Hurd carries the county by
300 The Republicans elect the auditor and
county commissioners. The enthusiasm last
night was unbounded.
BELLEFoNTAINE, O., Oct 15.-Returns in
this city show a net Democratic gain of 7,
while the returns from the county Indicate a
Republican gain of 100 Their majority is
1 ,275 in this county.
CANTON, O., Oct 15-The returns come in
very slowly. Twenty-eight wards and pre-
cincts out of forty in the county show Re
publican gain of 506. The indications are
that the county will go Democratic by two
hundred. Paige for Congress will have a
small majority in the county, Mckinley is
elected in the district by over 800. The
vote increased in this city since last year
over 300. The Republicans gain every
where.
OBERL1N Oct 15.-The Republicans made
clean sweep. The total vote is ,0S3; Rob-
inson 752, Newman 1876: Hodge for Congress
1853, Geddes 202.
SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 15.-It is probable that
this county will go Republican by 1890, a
gain of 400 to 500. John Little for Congress
is probably elected over Denver by 5000 Re
publican majority.
GAINESVILLE, Oct. 15.-Lake county gives
Republican majority for Robinson of about
1 - Dow
ticket is elected.
RAvENNA, Oct. 15.-Hiram, where Gar
field served, gave Newman 1913 majority ov-
er Robinson-only 156 votes being cast It
is believed that Taylor's (Rep.) majority for
Congress in this district (Nineteenth) will be
at least 12, 900.
CREsTLINE, Oct. 15.-The election here
yesterday was the fairest ever known. Both
parties did their best The total vote was
1888, making the largest ever cast in this
precinct. The Democratic majority 223
and the net gain 81.
SANDUsKY, Oct 10. The Democrats made
clean sweep in this county, electing their
ticket by majorities from 200 to $50.
| CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 15.-Complete re-
| turns from all wards and precincts in Hamil-
ton county give Robinson Rep.) majority
of 9, 1857. It is now estimated that his ma
| jority in the State will be $4,000. OF the
| twenty-one congressional districts ten Dem
ocratS are elected as follows:
Third district-Canpbe1l.
Fourth district-Anderson.
Fifth district-Lefevre
| Sixth dstrict-Hill.
| Seventh diStFict-Seney.
Thirteenth district-O Cultivate.
Fifteenth district-WilkinS.
Sixteenth district-Geddes
| Seventeenth district-Warner.
Twenty first district-Foran.
1 The Eleventh district is doubtful
COLUMBUS, Oct. 15.-Reports from all the
| counties in the State official and unofficial
| show Republican majority of at least TO-
| 900. The Democrats concede the State tC
| the Republicans by 1900 to TO- 600 majority
| The Republicans elect ten out of the twenty
/ one congressman. The following are elected
| First district-Benjamin Butterworth, Rep.
Second district-Charles E. Brown REP.
| Third district-James E. Campbell, Dem.
Fourth district-Charles w Anderson, Dem
| Fifth district-Ben Lefevre Dem.
Sixth district-W. D. Hall, Dem:
Seventh district-George E. Seney, Dem.
Eighth district-John L. Cole, Rep.
Ninth diStrict-Wilam q. Cooper, Rep.
Tenth dstrict-Frank Hurd, Dem.
| Eleventh district-E. F. Ellsbury, DEM
Twelfth district-Albert C. Thompson, Rep.
fourteenth dstrict-C II. GroSvenor, Rep.
l Fifteenth district-B. Wilkins DEM
| Sixteenth district-Geo. W. Geddes, Dem.
Seventh district D. Taylor, Rep.
| Eighteenth district-Isaac H. Taylor, Rep.
Nineteenth district-EZra B. Taylor, Rep.
| Twenty first district-Martin A. Foran, Dem.
The Result In West Vfrgfnia-A Re-