Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-16

we're given shtm They lad 70 vote III
Repu bliOAn ticket.
The Republicans had loads OF money
and used ii liberSly. No UDEutFvmal
voted until he had frs. verified til
rumor as to how much his vote you'll
bring. The Grosveuor. Moore gang in Oh
Fourteenth district paid from 50 to 81
for votes. The feeling WAS ia;euee, tn,
weather was fine and a large yots wa
polled. -.-...
MIDNIGHT CLAIMS NOTHING DEFINITE FRoB
CIEoIEEATI, .
The New York 1imss' special from Colum
bus says Ohio has gone Republican By
$4,000 according to the Republican oslcu
lations upon the returns, and by 0,00(
to IL, 900 in the estimation Of the Demo
cratic state committee. Although It Ii
nearly midnight, only little more thar
one-third Of the state has been heard
from. The Democrats point ont the faol
that a year ago, in the same manner, the
Republicans claimed the state by II, 000
Most OF the returns 80 far received have
come from Republican counties. But in
most OF the counties the reports are Of
Republican gains.
A Cincinnati special to the same paper,
sent at midnight, says: The Blaine
peoples scheme Is to forward all the
returns that can be got favorable to their
ticket. Democratic gains or favorable
news will receive no snow till after
midnight. Bargsr telesrsphs to the
Enquirer that the Democrats have made
large gains In the Hooking Valley and
aN he ata - ,utI 10 10 -
CuyahOga and Hamilton counties. No
official figures hsvs bsen received from
either as yet.
The Republicans claim 10 nave carried
the whole county ticket In Hamilton
county, and to have elected Robinson
over Newman, besides their two congress-
men. Their claims, however, are made
ON returns of lass than so OF the 10Y pre-
uinc,s The Democrats insist that New
mau has carried the county.
TIE RETURNS IN DETAIL
Tuesday nights Associated Press dis
D tches from Columbus were as follows {:
Returns are compared on the vote Of
1883, when HOadly had majority Of
1899. Ninety six wards and precincts
show Republican gain Of !, 422. and the
Republicans claim the state by $4,000,
unless the large cities show materially
different results from the country and
smaller cities. The Fourth ward Of
Kenton, the home OF General Robinson,
shows q net Republican gain Of 1872, The
Fifteenth ward Of Cleveland gives net
Republican gain of 218.
$40 p. m.-Two hundred and sixty.
six wards and precincts show q net Dem.
Il L. 81 30 N,ra
rotary OF state In 1890. The same wards
and precincts show q net Republican gain
OF $3.50 over the vote for governor in
1888, This includes 10 precincts Of Gin
cinnati, IL Of Columbus and Of Clsve.
land.
REPUBLICANS CLAIMING $4,000.
In 1880, on secretary OF state the Re.
publican majority was 1905. Compsr-
ii the 266 precincts ard wards received
30 lar to night with 1880, shows Demo-
crstio gain Of 3l8. The same rates
throughout the state would give Re.
publican majority Of 10000 compared
with the vote of 1883 for the same pro.
tinots, indicating Republican majority
In Ohio Of $4,000.
Three hundred and twenty-five wards
and precincts show net Republican gain
Of 1880.
1920 p. m.-Three hundred and sixty
six wards and precincts show net
Democratic gain Of 1856 over secretary OF
state in 1880. The came wards and
precincts show q net Republican gEin Of
5.729 over the vote for governor In 1888
George r. ssney, Democrat, is re-eleulsd
to CopsYess in the Seventh district.
haa haay,
elected by reduced majority Ia the
Toledo distriet
II the ratio Of gain ird'oated by the
returns from 1856 wards aud precincts is
maintained In the remainder OF the state,
which ia as yet unhsard from, the
majority in the state will b. l6. 645
10.30p. IN -Four hundred and ssv-
enty precincts show nst Democratic
gain OF 1858 over the vote for secretary Of
state in 1880 Tie same wards and pre-.
cinots show a net Republican gain Of
6,805 ever the vote Of 1888 Butter
worth of Cincinnati, telesrsphs that he
10 elected in the Fret district; also, that
General Brown is elected in the Second
district, making Republican Raiu cf two
congressman. Thompson, Republican,
for Congress, ia elected by LOCO majority
In the Twelfth district.
a Cleveland dispatch says that tie re
turns from 429 precincts give $3.50 ms.
jority, Republican, over Hoadly's vote In
1883.
Prominent Democrats row conoeds that
there is no longer any doubt that 0hio
will give large Republican majority.
The Republican estimate az this hour Ia
1900 plurality in Ohio, The CORE.
spondept Of Cincinnati Democratic
paper tslssrsphed the editor that
Columbus had gone Republican "hell-
bent"
1l.30 p N If the present ratio Of
gain hold in the wsIds aud precincts Of
the stata not get hesrd from the Rspuh-
iiosp plurality in the state will bs
IL .964 Nearly ore thhd OF the pnilipg
places in the state hsvs been heard tram,
including about hSlf CT those from the
larger cities.
RAturns from three wards In Day ton
give 237 Rspubicsu gain over the vote of
last spring, or 5U0 over the vote of last
year. Returns from other prsoiuets ip6i-
cate like gains. Al this rate Dayton
will give = small Republican msjority.
Sinks, the Democrats candidate for Con-
gress, runs seversl hu adred shesd OF his
district. -. .-.. .z..
Returns from hamilton county con
tinus to sbow large Rspublicsp gains
over the vote Of 1888 The total Repub
llcan gain ir So precincts is 2,740. This
indicates certain Republican majority
in this county.
1l30 p m.-Five hundred and thirty
one wards and precincts show net Demo
cratic gain of | ,057 over the vote OF score
tsry of state 10 1880. The same wards
and PRECINCTS show a net Republican gain
If All Ovar the vote for governor in
1883. William Mckinley, Js., Of Canton,
candidate for Congress- in the Twentieth
district, telegraphs SO iollows Returns
ara unofficial, but suoh as we have give
me not lese than 1000 majority" Mr.
Mckinley wss unseated by tho present
Congress ard his election il Republican
gain.
WEST vIRGiRIA-ALL INDICATIONS POINT TO
LARGE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY,
The slGotou in West Virgins wes for
governor, full lat OF state otficers snd
shs legislature. Q1sstions of taxation
aud the cpuTee OF tha supreme court In
tho Iat,!li9tnGT contempt casa were made
state issues. A fusion ticket Of R pub.
licaps anc Greenbsckers Was put mp
agrinst the Democrats.
Fsw returns have been received, but
the indications are that the fusion
scheme has been failure and that the
sta:e has besn carried by the Democrats
by su increased majority over thEt Of
1880. United States Senator Camden
telegraphs to the New York Herald that
returns indicate Democratic majority Of