Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-14
Ohio All Right.
THE REPUBLICANs MAKE 4
CLEAN sW EEP IN SPITE OF
THE EPROMIBITIOKIB
NO CLEVELAND FOR OHIO.

Returns of the election in Ohio, held
lon Tuesdsy, are published siAewhere.
They show large gains for the Republic
cans throughout the State, compared
with the vote when Hosdly was elected
Governor two years ago, and indicate
the election Of the Republican ticket BY
q considerable plurality. Tho Cleve-
land Leader estimates the Republican
plurality at from $4,000 TO IL, O00, and
Gays the Republicans will have ma
jority In both branches Of the Lsgisla.
ture. Tf1e Prohibition vote was COM
paratively large, but does not seem to
have affected the Republican,.
CINoINNATI, Osto.,er ID Five hun
dred and four wards and precincts In
the State give net Republican gain OF
TIT. II the same ratio obtains In the
remaining preciucts Foraker's plurality
will BIZ about 49, O08. Private dispatches
from Colum bus say Secretary BushDell,
ofthe Republican Committee, makes
| this estimate, and that the Democratic
Committee comedies HOsA1ly's defeat.
CINCINNATI, Oct. Al q. m.--There
seems little doubt now that the State
has gone Republican. 1T the present
ratio OF gain continues, Judge Foraker's
majority in the State will exceed ~, 900.
The gain will be about %, 900 in the
State. Cleveland gives Republican
majority of 4, 600. Toledo promises q
large gain and 80 does Columbus. The
indications nre that the Republicans
have carried Hamilton County by ma
ljority of about 2,080
Ninety precincts show a Republican
msjori+y OF / 700 The county is claim
ed by the Democrats, who are holding
iback returns in strong Democratic
Il ,1. Voh IaT Nff hal irs.r
says that he thinks that the Democrats
have carried Hamilton County, but
idoes not assert 1t with confidence.
The Republicans Lave carried the
Legislature without the Hamilton Co.
delegation, bnt they will have that dele
CATION, Represep tatives have been
gained in Madison, Adams, Delaware,
Morrow, Washington and Ross Coun
ties, and Senators in four districts -
General Charles GrosveDor says that the
Republicans will have three ffths Of the
Legislature.
CINCINNATI o, Oct. 13-Thret
hundred and seventy two wards AND
a precincts show 5493 Republican
1 | gains over 1888 This indicates my
election by a plurality of about ID, ,006
y Nothing definite yet as to the Legisla
Q lture. j. b. FORAKER.
81 CLEVELAND, W., OcJ. lo.-4ho on1A'
= state Republican ticket is elected b!
lffom IL, 600 to 1900 plHality. Tit
el Legislature is Republican on joint bal
n lot, which will secure the election Of |
4 Republican United States SeAator. II
both Houses of the LeRislatgpe the Re
Ipublicsns have good majority. Th
f. Prohihitionists have pollsj small
70 vote, cutting into the Democrats il
!" imany places and tue result prJDabl
will be the wiping cut Of the prohib
" ion as third party in Ohio politics.
a. EDWARD CowLEs, EDITOR LEADEI
c'l CLEVELAND Q: Get. 1S.-At mid
might Major W. W. Armstrong, Of Il th
te Plaindeaier, says II think the r., r.
to publicans have from $4,000 to 2O,W
IS plurality. The Legislature is in douo
a with chances .t:avoring Q Repuohca
q, majority on joint ballot"
COLUMBUS, Oct 13.-Chairm>
v Powell, OF the Democratic COMMITTEES
9, comedies that II the present ratio {
gain continues Foraker will have
n plurality Of 10000 or more. The RI
b Ipublioans are jubilant, claiming every
Thing. The Democratic Committee
~ also about ready to concede that tn
Y. Republicans will carry both branche
- of the gielature.