Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-16
THE GREAT VICTORY.
OHIO STILL REPUBLICAH THE
MAJORITY WILL NOT BE
LESS THAN $4,000.

Republican gains have been made in
the cities, " whereas the Democrats have
gained In the country. Thus, in Col
umbus the Republicans gain ed, but In
the back townships of franklin wei
have gained enongh to keep the Demo.
lcratic majority where 1t was. This will
be found 10 he the case in the town.
Iships of other strong Democratic coun.
ties not yet heard from, aud the Repub.
lican majority will be reduced to below
II, COO"
The Republican leaders do not con-
ceie this, but they are ON the lookout
for reductions below the high figures
set at late hour last night. They talk
of i'm proper manipulations, but ray that
under the conditions of the campaign |
and the fact OF Ohio having been car
ried by the Democ iats two years in 1
succession, any majority is triumph |
Thus the leaders are watching for the
final returns
| A dispatch from Toledo says that
Hurd comedies the election OF Romeis
Rep. }, TO Congress from the Tenth
district.
A dispatch from Hamilton. Ohio, ,sa ys
that Campbell (Dem.) Is elected Con-
gressman in the Third district by 11SI
majority.
TOLEDO, o., Oct. 15.- 1t is generally
conceded that Romeis, the Republican
candidate for Congress IN the Tenth
I district, is elected over Hurd by from
200 to 800 majority.
: counties in the State show net Re-
publican gain of 12,62S. This includes
/ Hamilton county, but does not include
Cuyahago, Franklin and Lucas coun-
ties. or the forty five counties to hear
from, twenty.one gave Republican
= ms. .jorities and twenty-fodr Democratic
= ma jorities for Governor in 1888
TOLEDO, Oct. 15.-The complete
though unoffici vote Of Lucas county
lon Secretary of State and Congressman
u as received by the Republican County
= Committee, is Robinson, 8ll4 New
man, 7706. Romeis, 1901 Hurd 7243.
CINCINATTI, Oct. 15.-Unofficial re-
It ports from the Third District elect
>. Campbell (Den.) to Congress over
Morey (Rep.) by a majority of All, as
l. follows CampSell's majority in But
10 ler county 277l, Morey's in Clermont
205, in Preble 374, and in Warren 1883.
al COsHoCToN, Oct. 10. - Coshocto"
~ county complete. twenty-five precincts
- (upcfiicially), gives Robinson a net
:, gain of 26, reducing last years Demo.
ID cratic majority to 40. johnson and
Fhckinoer ran ahead of Robinson.
from all parts of the State are uniform
in showing an increased vote. In many
places the increase is very marked.
g. Another feature shown is that the peo.
r. lple were more than ordinarily array cd
!, in the two great parties. Both iht
I, Greenback and Prohibition vote wst
q comparatively insignificant, and the
q vote was as distinctly marked as If tht
n Presidential ticket had beeu before the
IN people. A matter OF grea' surprise IL
az the large vote received by the r. .puh'i
n. can candidate for Judge OF the Suprt mt
no Court.
- There was general belief that IL
an would tall far below the rest OF TIL
art ticket, owing TO the disaffection anon
nts the saloon men on acct unit of his opin
m ion OH the Scott liGuor ia@, hut con .rar
" to expectations, be carried fully u
mo- with the remainder of the ticket, an,
'iii here ip Hamilton County his vote
,as great ler than that for Robinson. Clar
nd couiiiy, it is estimated, will give 2,30
ell Republican majority and Sciofo Couu
om lty about 200. with Judge Johnso
m lcading the ticket. Athens Count
ia, pives Grosvenor, Rep, for CongIes
mr. / 900 majority. Bellaire showsa sligh
Democ aiic gain, Gallon, Kent, Cost
oh octon, Lancaster, Mansfield and 81 n
no erset also show small Democratic gains
,th The Republicans.s here are jubilan'
ba Crowds are upon the streets, and upo
nc the least provocation shout and sins
IIv A wag'n appeared with hand orga
nd and flag, and was followed by a crow
I'D of shouting people. The appearance {
he But,erworth, Congressman. au.elect froT
,as the First district, near the post-otiic'
la attracted large crowd. He was lifte
rs' up and carried some distance by h
osa enthus ia site supporters He was 70
lowed by cheering throng until
he left the street.
TO WEST VIRGINIA.
p. WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 10 IT
u@re @ official vote in Berkeley County giv'
iso Fleck, for Supreme judge, 324 major
'i ty and Brown eleven majority. Ma
'nk we'll carries the county by fifty tiN
.el . ma ajority. The balance of the Dem
.n S cratic ticket has a small majority. II
nau Democrats will have the Sheriff, Sta
~ Attorney, one member of the House
'no DeleP ates and one Assessor. The X
i publicaps elect one member OF u
Hou.e Of Delegates, one Assessor, Il
Clerk of the Court and the Surveyor
yed COLUMBUS, O., Oct. IA Whes hes
ling, w. Va, dispatch says: "Tl
Co. Republican State Committre conce
the election of the entire Democrat
4 of State ticket by from 5000 to 5000 m
jority."
q II WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 15
Brooke County gives Wilson sixty-fo
St. majority, Republican gain of thirt
six.
4 ofI SATISFACTION IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 15.-T
J. ,excited and uneasy feeling prevale
| lie. throughout the executive departmel
of late, while awaiting the result of
To- Ohio election, has to. day given place
great satisfaction among thousands
Me- government employ ees in Washingtt
and routine business is proceeding
1t of quietly az usual. A number of pror
nent Off cials are still absent from I
Gin. city, however, and many clerks are
ready arranging for leaves of absence
It of go hnme and vote at the President
election. Political matters theref
still continue TO attact attention on
;,. hands, and although there is to day
n appearance of excitement, the Novem
,h. ele ction is manifestly the uppermt
Ito subject of interest.
gh:.
Veen toameEs soiu'
Oe. The. four steamers of the Amerit
o to steams ship line have been sold to
here International Navigation Compa
n the This company will run line Of Am
titled can and British steamers betw
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