The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-10-23
AFTER THE BATTLE.
The Political Engagement in Ohio
Results in Victory to the
Republican Arms.
A Marlborough Struggle, Every
Inch Of Ground Holly Con-
tested by Both Parties.
Latest Bulletins From the Seat of
War Indicate from 10000 to
$1,000 Majority.
Numerous Bloody Skirmishee Take
Place in Different Voting Pre-
cincts in Cincinnati.
West Virginia Claimed by the
Democrats by From 1000 to
10000 Majority.

West Virginia Claimed by the
Democrats by From 1000 to
10000 Majority.
THE RESULT IN GENERAL.
AT THE POLLS
| CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-The first return re-
ccivcd tonight was from Clifton precinct,
showing Republican gain of So Then came
the precinct of the Tenth ward, which last year
was evenly divided. It now showed Repub-
lican majority of 263, which was Republican
gain to that amount. This was settlement of
the question of how the German vote was
going, and as subsequent returns showed large
gains in other wards, it was soon conceded
that Hamilton county had gone Republican,
The outlook at 10 o'clock is that the Republic
can majority in Hamilton county may reach
1900, and that both Butterworth and Brown.
Republicans, are elected to Congress.
The total vote of Cincinnati is estimated at
between $1,000 and 10000 Republican gains
are reported in nearly all the precincts heard
from, so in one, ZIG in another and 124 in an
other. Small Democratic gains are shown in
one Democratic ward. The Republicans claim
the election of both Congressman, Butter
worth and Brown, and the entire county ticket
by 1900 majority.
Crowds in the streets are shouting for Blaine
and Logan and are also hurrahing for Butter
wsrth. The returns from Hamilton county
continue to show large Republican gains over
1883. The total Republican gain in fifty-fve
precincts is $40. This indicates certain Re-
publican majority in this county.
LARGE GAINS IN COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, Oct. H-Four hundred and sew
enty-one wards and precincts show net
Democratic gain of SS4 over the vote for sccre-
tary of state in 1880. The same wards and
precincts show net Republican gain of 1917
over the vote for governor in 1883. A. c.
Thompson, Republican, in the Twelfth district
is elected. The majority in Lawrence, his own
county, is very large, showing a Republican
gain of about GOO.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 14-Onc hundred and sew
enty Eight wards and precincts show net
Democratic gain of lis over the vote for secre-
tary of state in $780, The same wards and pre-
cincts show net Republican gain of 2, 4S4 over
the vote for governor in 1888. This includes six
wards and precincts out of twcnty-seven in the
city of Columbus, which shows a net Republi-
can gain of 1O7.
MCKINLEY ELECTED.
AKRON, Oct. 14-Mckinlcy, Republican.
| carries the Twentieth district by 1.5GO over
Paige.
BUTTERwORTH ELECTED.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 14.-Duttcrworth, Republi
can, is elected in the First district by about
$500 majority.
sENEY REFLECTED.
| COLUMBUS, Oct. 14.-Gcorgc Scncv. Demo-
crat, is reelected to Congress in the Seventh
! district.
BIG GAINS AT DAYTON.
DAYTON. Oct. 14-Great crowds surrounded
the Republican headquarters, shouting vocif-
erously as each bulletin was read. Returns
lican gain over last spring, or 500 over last
fall. Other precincts indicate like gains. II
this is continued Dayton will give small Re-
publican majority. Sinks, candidate for Con-
grcss, runs several hundred ahead of his ticket.
ToLEDo's REPORT.
TOLEDO, O., Oct 14.-Nevcr in the history
of Toledo has there been so much interest il,
IN election as to-day. Within half an hour
after the polls opened hundreds Of voters,
and at O'Clock fully one-ha,f the vote of the
city had been cast. Predictions were made on
the previous night that there would he trouble
and disorder on the morrow, so intense was
the feeling, but the result has been satisfactory
| to all.
AT DAYTON.
DAYTON, Oct. 14.-Thc election in this CITY
was quiet. Very few illegal votes were cast
Everybody was orderly and a full vote was
out. There are indications that Dayton will
give 800 Democratic majority. The Soldiers
Home cast the full vote with probably 100 Re-
publican majority.
BASIS OF TIE RETURNS.
COLUMBUS, Oct 14.-Bulct;ns for the Ohio
election are based upon the vote of 1883, when
the Democrats had a majority Of ~. 529 There
are l 1872 wards and precincts in the state It
takes gain OF seven votes to the ward or pre-
cnct for the Republicans to overcome the
Democratic majority and carry the state.
THE LATEST.
COLUMECs, Oct. 14.-Six hundred and forty
eight wards and precincts show net Demo-
cratic gain of 1!9 over the vote for secretary of
state in 1880: The same wards and precincts
show net Republican gain nf 1925 over the
vote for governor in 1858.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 1.-THE Commercial
Gazette's specials indicate the election of
III dyes, Republican, for Congress in the Mans
field district by $40 majority.
SPRINGFIELD, O., Oct. 14-An enormous
vote is polled, with indications of 200 Republic
can majority.
LONDON, O., Oct. 1.-THE Republicans
elected their entire county ticket. In the
Hooking and Tuscarawas valleys large Rcpub-
ican gains are reported
AT CosuoCToN
COsuOCToN, o., Oct. 1.-THE vote will prob
ably be the heaviest ever known in this city.
Atnoon more than four-ifths of the vote had
been polled.
CONGRESSMAN ELECTED.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 1.-THE Republicans con-
ccde the reelection of Foran. Democrat, to
Congress in the Twcnty-iirst district
DEFIANCE, Oct. 14-IIill, Democrat, for Con-
gress in the Sixth district is elected.
A GENERAL FIGHT.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IA general fight among
negroes on Freeman street, started tonight
about 1890 and lasted over half an hour.
Henry Brown, one of the participants, was scri-
ously shot in the abdomen, and Police Officers
German and Sherlock were dangerously
wounded by pistol shots.
RESULT IN CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 14.-incomrletc returns
indicate the election of Foran, the Democratic
candidate for Congress, and Sawyer the Demo-
cratic candidate for sheriff. The Republicans
elect all other candidates in this county by a
majority of 5000 to $500. The. Republican
state ticket will carry the county by about the
same majority.
AT TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. O.. Oct, 1@-Wcafhcr clear and