Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14

las. Two wards IN Lancaster show .
Republican gain Of a. The excite
ment upon the streets is intense, aud the
suspense and anxiety by those most ~
terested is clearly apparent.
A dispatch just received from Elyia,
ore Of the western reserve towns. shows
a Republican gain IN one precinct of
1913 vstes over that OF 1888. Tws pre-
clncts IN 6allipolis show a net Repub-
lican gain Of 70. The Fifth ward IN
Defiance shows a Republican gain Of
50. Warren township, Belmont county,
gives a Republican gain OF 80. The
Republican gains fromprccincts already
heard from show an average gain OF
II for each precinct.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
CINCINNATI. October 13.-Eighty-
five precincts IN Hamilton county show
a Republican majority Of 1855. The
Republican gain IN Erie county, thir-
ty-iour precincts Of which have been
heard from. is GOO. In Champaign
county, one half heard from, the Re-
publican gain is lbs; Clarke county,
seven precincts. 240. Two precincts
OF Lucas bounty show a Republican
gam Of 200.
Later.-The Republicans claim to
have elected representatives in the fol-
lowing additional counties Athens,
Cnyahoga (6), Delaware, Fulton, Greene
REV. i. W. Arnet, coloredl, Law
renee, Morgan, Morrow, and Van Vert.
The following gains are reported
in Cincinnati Second ward three
precincts,, Democratic gain, lss
Third ward tone precinct), Re-
publican gain, l26; Sixth ward
Icomplete), Democratic gain. jT5
Fourth ward lone precinct), Republic
can gain, 81; Sixteenth ward tcne
precinct, Democratic gain, go; Seven
teenth ward lone precinct), Democratic
gain. / a: Twenty-seventh ward Tone
precinct. Republican gain, Is Twen-
ty-first ward lone precinciD, Republic
can gam. sc; Twenty-second ward
lone precinct), Democratic gam, 81
Twenty-third ward tone precinct,
Democratic gain, %. Six hundred
amp forty-five precincts throughout the
State give q net Republican gam OF
l0.455.
THE STATE CLAIMED BY THE RI
PUBLICANs BY EIGHTEEN THOU
SAND.
CLEVELAND. October l3.-The indi-
cations are that Foraker mas carried
Cleveland and Cuyahuga county by
about 1000 and that the Republican
county ticket Is elected by varying ma
Ioriiies. All over the western reserve
substantial Republican gains are shown.
and IL only one town (Oberlin) has
the Prohibition vote caused q Republi-
can loss.
4 full vote was polled here. the cleo
tion being without incident. The Lcad,r
will say tomorrow morning thai - the
whole State Republican ticket Is elected
by from 1900 to $1,000 plurality.
The Legislature will be Republican OF
ioint ballot. with n good working ma
iority n both houses. The vote was
heavy, and the Republicans on the
western reserve came ont II full
force. every one feeling 1t a
duty 10 do al II MS power to bring
the country back 70 Republican rule
This result will secure the election Of q
Republican United States senator and
the early enactment OF law regulating
liauOT traffic. Another very probable
result Of the election will be 70 elImi-
nate third party prohibition from
Ohio politics.
y DEMOCRATIC EDITOR 5 SAY.
CLEVELAND. October l3.-At mid
night ". ". Armstrong. Of the Plain
Dealer. said 81 think the Republi-
cans have from 1900 TO 10000 plu-
rality. The Legislature Is IN doubt,
with chances favoring Republican
majority OF joint ballot"
DEMOCRATS CONCEDE DEFEAT.
CINCINNATI. October l3.-Five
hundred and four wards and precincts
II the State give net Republican gain
Of III. II the same ratio obtains
IN the remaining precincts. Foraker 5
majority viii be about $1,000.
Private dispatches from Columbus
say Secretary Bushnell, Of the Repub-
lican committee, makes this estimate
and that the Democratic committee con.
cedes HoAdly's defeat.
4 DEMOCRATIC REVIEW OF TIL
VOTE.
CHICAGO. October l3.-The Times 8
Columbus Ohio special says Returns
come IT more slowly than usual, bat
there Is unusual regularity II the ratio
Of Republican gains. The Republican
gains have run from IL 10 40 per pre-
cinct. and. averaged al this rate.
the Republicans will overcome Hoad-
iy's plurality Of 1900 II 1883.
and give Foraker plurality oil
l6.0c0. With the Prohibition vote
kept up 81 It's present rate Il viii reach
1900, and the largest Prohibition
gains are reported IL Democratic pre-
cIncts. II IS. however. 70 be considered
that the Republicans, with better or
ganizAtion, got out their vote IN the
cities to-day. while II the country
where the feeling seemed most IL their
favor, the vote was not 50 fully drawn
out. Cold rains fell ali day, with no
more than half a. hours cesss-
ton at any time. This did not
seen to have helped the Democrats as
heretofore. The Germans II all OF the
cities went strongly for the Republi-
cans, and the colored men 70 . con-
siderable extent pulled with the Demo
Gratis. The colored and mining votes
may make Hoadly run some better
Those figuring al the Republican State
headquarters claim %, 600 for the head
Of their ticket, and no less than
1880 for the rest Of it. Reports
from close counties and districts are
IN favor Of the Republican legislative
ticket 70 the extent that they may have
fully 40 majority IN the lower house
and 10 IL the Senate; but this is esti-
mated on partial returns, especially a.
70 State senator's. Of g. senators the
Republicans claim q.
Governor Hoadly arrived from Cia-
einnati al 1870 O'Clock, and proceeded
/ DIRECTLY 10 the Democratic headnuar-