Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1870), 1879-10-15

              VOL. XL. COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1879. NO. 248. SIEBERT & LILLEY, BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, , I'riuttr, Bimlers, Stationers, Ami Legal Blank Publisher". A 1UI.L LINK OF MUHli MADE BLANK BOOKS Kept constantly ou liauil. Book Binding or Kvery lteficrlittloii, iry Hit! i III HON or SlNtJI.K VOMiJHK Ot-EKA HOUSE BUILDING, ap4 1j (UnHlniln.) ATTORNEYS; Hoiuck Wilson, Percy B. Wilson. John J. Stoddart, WILSONS & STODDART, At t o mo y a-atXja OT. No. 299 South High St., Columbin, 0. fniriiop in the Slate nd United Slates Courti. ll 1 B .- F. W. Wood. P. E- FiacK. WOOD FLECK, Attom oyaa t-X-s a, -ot-, 7ol i v 128 18 North High Bt. CHARLES TAPPIN, Attoruoyat'Iiaw, H. E. ror. Stale and High Six. NOTARY PIIBI.IC. Op! d pg M. n. MAKIV, Attoruey t " Xaetw, jein Gin No. 10 N. High St., COLUMBUS, 0. E. C. BRIGGS, Attomey-at-Law & Notary Publlo, 103 SOUTH HIOH NT., itipiioilte Naughton Hall) COLUMBUS, OHIO, FR ANCES G. JANNEY, M. I)., 304 EAST STATE STREET. jc2 tf Mo3Mt IatohL Jiice: lilKli, Pearl and ('Impel Sts, CGfVlLY, FRANCISCO & CO. rrrii.isirKits and raor-niK-roan. i. w. uttsiisro, General Manager, OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY, Indicatitms for the Ohio Valley Cleat or partly cloudy weather; eagerly winds, teering to southerly, nearly stationery temprra- lure and barometer. The Grand Result. Every Republican in Ohio must be satisfied with the result of yesterday's election. With trifling and inconse quential exceptions the Republican gains are uniform throughout the State. We are assured of a majority of over 25,000 (we put it at the lowest figure) and a majority in both branches of the Legislature. If the gains are in pro portion throughout the State to the townships and precincts heard from, our majority may reach 40,000. At any rate the victory is complete. Ewing and Thurman are alike defeated and left behind. Their re spective friends declare that they mutually destroyed each other. Let them settle that among themselves, but one thing is very certain, and that is that the Republicans did not need the aid of either, and thank neither for stabbing the other in the back. To all outward appearances they were united and operating together, They are both thoroughly squelched, Ewing will not be Governor; Thur- inan will not be Senator, and neither will be President. Coi.umbuh city gives Foster 25 ma jority. Rickenbacher has 891 majority in the eity, and is undoubtedly elected by between 300 and 400. Dr. Seltzer is elected Representative by over .'i00 ma jority; and it is probable that the whole Legislative ticket is elected. The men who assumed that the colored voters were against Rickenbacher made a great mistake, as the returns from the Eighth ward show, The mantle of the lamented Bloss evidently does not rest on the manly shoulders of the versatile Newton, He does not figure well as a politician. Ge;;eual Robinson was happy last night. He was nfraid the boys would claim too much, which detracted a lit tle from his happiness. To the Republican press of Ohio the Ohio State Journal sends greeting. We have met the enemy and they an nowhere. The indications are that the Repub licans have elected 23 Senators and 70 Representatives. Iowa and Ohio run well together- Iowa being somewhat ahead, so far as returns are in. Chauncey Newton now agrees throw off that extra fifty. It does look, boys, that we overdid a little. Glory enough for one day. The Indian Troubles. . Wasthtkotos, Oct. 14. General Sher man and Secretary Schurz had several conferences to-day about the Ute difficul ty, and the War and Interior Departments are acting in perfect harmony, as they have done in all matters relating to the Utea. There is no truth in the rumors that these two departments arc trying to make one another responsible for tho troubles that have occurred. The Secretary of the Interior has sent a special agent to the Los Pinos, to do all that may m possible, with tho aid ol Ouray and otner triendly Indians, to secure a surrender of the euiltv nnrtioa and to discov er and reBcne the female members of the Meeker family. Death or nr. I.e Sloync. Pittsburg, Pa., Oct. 14.-Dr. Julius Le Moyne. one of the leading advocates ol cremation in the United States, nnd designer and builder of the cremation furnace at w ashington. Pa., died at h residence in that place h-dny, aged eigtity-one. BY TELEGRAPH TO THE OHIO STATE JOURNAL. YESTERDAY'S ELECTIONS. OHIO. Special Telegrams to the Ohio State Journal. Marion. Ohio, Oct. 149:10 p. M. From present indications Colonel Luther M. Stronir. Republican, of Kenton, Hardin county, is elected Senator from this (Thirteenth) district hy about 1,300 to 1,400 ma- onty. Both parties worked most vigorously. In Marion township, the heaviest vote ever known 1,222 was polled, and the greatest interest was manifested. Owing to the fact that we have but one voting plnco in the city of Marion the counting proceeds very slowly, nnd will not De completed betore daylight, or perhaps later, It is estimated, however, that Marion county will go Democratic byade-creased majority. In 1877 the Democratic majority was 718, but last year it was reduced to 426, and this year it will be reduced still more. Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Oct. 14. Old Knox has shown her colors to-day. Hard and faithful work on the part of the Republicans have elected Win. M. Koons Representative over Irvine, Democrat, by not ess than 2UU majority. McFadden, Commissioner, Is as yet in doubt, but will probably pull through. At this writing the Republicans are liav- ng a large bontire on the public square. A thousand people are out, cheering! ustily. MT. uii.rad, umo, uct 14. i lie tie-ublicans of Morrow county have elected amea Carlisle Representative by a proba ble majority of 250, St. Clairoville, Ohio, Oct. 14. Returns received here from ten townships and wards of Belmont county make certain the election of Hollingsworth, Republican, Senator in the Twentieth district, and ndicate the election ot Hogue, Republi can, Representative by a small majority. Zanesville, Oct, 14. Returns from the city give Foster about 365 majority. Kvery ward rolls a gain ranging from 20 to 100 each. The candidate tor Representaiivc run far ahead of the ticket and will have nbout 400 majority. Chambers, for State Senator, will probably have 200 to 300 majority in the county, imt his election is uncertain. Every man on the Republican county ticket will be elected by a majority ranging from 200 to 300. Lancaster, Oct, 14. Lancaster city and six townships in Fairfield county show Ewing 1,7011, Foster 1,349, a Democratic gain over last year of 57. Democratic gain in the whole county 150, making Swing's majority about 1,900. URBANA, Oct. 14. Returns irom three Democratic and three Republican townships show a large gain over last year's vote. Concord, Democratic majority 52, Republican gain 10; Mad River, Democratic stronghold, majority 232, small Democratic gain, and they claim 70 Democrats staid at home. Salem. Republican maior- ty 140, 38 gain; Woodstock precinct, Re publican majority 1Z8, gain lo; union precinct, Republican majority 112, gain 41; Johnson, Democratic gain 2; Jackson, Democratic gain 1, Republican majority on the state ticket, md in the county. London, uct 14. The Republican conn ty ticket is elected with the exception lot Treasurer. Big gains. The Times bulletins all tlie dispatches. The Republicans are jubilant. Locke, lor Kepresentative, gets one hundred majority. Cincinnati. Oct. 14. Kepubiicamsm is at its highest pitch to-night. Reports from hall the voting precincts assure a Republican majority of from 1,600 to 3,000 in the county, and the election of the entire Republican ticket, not even excepting Williams, the colored candidate lor Kep- esentative, who it was leared would run behind. Even the Democrats admit there is no hope left, unless some remarkable changes occur. Thousands are gathered round the Lincoln Club rooms, shout- ng and congratulating each other. At the Democratic headquarters there is darkness and dismay. fronA, Oct. 14. Miami county, two townships and three wards of the city of Piqua, give Foster 278 majority, a gain of eight over Inst year. The whole Republican county ticket, including two repre sentatives, are elected by not less than 800 majority. Waveri.y, Oct 14. Returns irom lour townships in Pike county show the follow ing result: Republican gains lor Governor 89; for Senator, 90; Representative. 103 The Democrats elect the entire ticket by aoo less than last year. lilil.I.kiRE, Oct. 14. Olticial returns from Pultney township, including the citv of Bt'llaii-e, give Foster nine hun dred and twenty-four, Ewing nine hun dred and uvc, a lU'puunenn majority ol sixty-nine; Hollingsworth, Republican, State Senator, one thousand and rive and Conwell, Democrat, nine hundred and eighty-three. Hogue, the Republican candidate lor Representative, nas a majority of nine over his Democratic opponent. a Republican gain of , thirty-five. Returns irom other parts oi me county so lar as heard from, unequivocally will elect our Kepresentative and senator. Newark, Oct. 14, Light townships in Licking county and four wards of the city of Newark, fools up a Republican gain ol ,119. me lending bounty com missioner, iteptibhcnn, leads his oppo nent about 350,nnd is undoubtedlyclected All other Democratic county olhcials are greatly below the average vote, Ewing's plurality will not exceed twelve hundred possibly not over one thousand. Ihc Democracy are completely demoralized. Marion, Oct. 14. About hall of our voting precincts have reported returns, which idicate a majority for Ewing and the Htatc ticket ot six Hundred. 1 he conn ty ticket is elected by a less majority. LotiAN, Oct. 14. At last accounts, Ihc Democrats were a little ahead inthislFnlls township. The Democrats will have perhaps about six hnndred majority in the county, r.wing in this, Logan, precinct 410, Foster 372. New Leixngton. Oct. 14. Republican gains in live townships 141. Greiner, Republican candidate for Representative ahead ot his ticket, and probably elected dislawake, uct. 11, i iiteen precincts heard from, out of 24, give Foster 2.245. Ewing 1,542, a net Republican gain over i78 oi lua. f or state senator, jot, Ren. W.470; Marriott, Dcm., 1,435. "For Repre sentative, Jones, Rep., 2,290; Llliott, Dem. 1,035. The Republicans will elect their entire county ticket by large majorities, FINDI.AY, Oct. 14. The largest vote ever polled in Hancock county. Reports come in slow. Ten precincts, net Republican pain, 84. Wheeler, Democrat, ii elected Representative. The Democratic maioritv will probably be 400 in the county, Poe, Republican, for Prosecuting Attorney, is elected. Chii.licothe. Oct. 14. Seven town ships nnd two city words give a majority tor twing ot 70; in, a. Keeb, Democrat, for Representative, 12; Tlieo. Spanagle. Republican, 1; J. C. McDonald, Democrat, lor senator, i(. 'ine balance ot the ticke will be Democratic. Toledo, Oct. 15. Returns from the city and county come in slowly. At this hour two o'clock a. m. only two townships nnd four wards are heard from, Large portion of the National vote wcr probably east for Ewing, which will render the vote on Governor close. The Republicans claim the whole county iickci, inciuuing two Representatives. Walbridgc, Republican, for Senator will have 61)0 majority in Lucas county. roster gains 800 on the Republican vote of last year. The above is from Renubl can source, the returns being too meagre to ntioru a detinue statement ot the result, Western Associated Press Tcleirrfluis, Coalburg precinct, Hubbard township, irunibuu county rosier uo, r.wing Rep maj 65, Rep 'gain 27. Green Springs precinct, Adams town ship, Seneca county Ewing 53, Foster 84 Rep mai 31. Rcd eain 54. btllltown precinct. Green Creek town ship, Sandusky county Ewing 48, Foster iu'j; nepmaj in, Rep gain 14. Orangcvillo Drecinct. Hartford town ship, Trumbull county Ewing 15, Foster iz; itep niaj it, itcp gain o. Cuyahoga Falls townsliip.Sumrait cotin ty Ewing 111. Foster 279; Rep gain 61. Rochester, Lorain county Ewing 00, rosier ioz; ncp maj m, nep gain a. Dorset township, Ashtabula county- Ewing 47, Foster 76; Rep maj 29, Dcm gain 1. Fourth ward, Belluirc, Ewi)igJ51, Foster ziu; rep maj o, itcp gain 10. Cheshire precinct, Gallia county F.w-iliff CO. Foster 143: Rpnmni83. Dem train 3. Dexter City precinct. Noble county r.wing a,, roster 82; Rep ma) 18, nop gain 8. Franklin township, Columbiana county Ewing 160, Foster 47; Dem maj 119, Dem gain 38. Circleville towuship, Pickaway county Ewing 92, Foster 26; Dem maj 66, Dem gain 4. Fifteenth ward, Precinct B. Cincinnati Foster's maj 157; Rep gain 35; Nineteenth ward, Precinct B., Cincinnati Ewing's maj 84 ; Rep gain 25. Bridgeport precinct, Belmont county Ewing 260, Foster 428; Rep maj 168, Rep gain 28. Garrettsvillc township, Portage county EwiugSl, Foster 178; Rep maj 97, Rep gain 7. Fourth ward, Sandusky Ewing 304, Foster 266; Dem maj 38, Rep gain 40. Huntington township, Lorain county Ewing 59, Foster 160; Rep maj 101, Rep gain 10. Second ward, Pleasant township, Hardin county Foster 154, Ewing 141; Rep maj 13. Rep gain 17. Second ward, Lancaster Foster 170, Ewing 120; Rep maj 50, Dem gain 2. Gambier, Knox county Ewing 81, Foster 123; Rep maj 42, Rep gain 11. Urbana township, Champaign county Ewing 108, Foster 235; Rep maj 127, Dem gain 11. Ottawa township, Allen county Foster 12, Ewing 7; Rep maj 5, Rep gain 1. Grafton township, Lorain county Ewing 105, Foster 168; Rep inoj 63, Rep gain 6. Gore precinct, Hocking county Ewing 113, Foster 127; Rep maj 14, Rep gain 15. Third ward, Lancaster Foster 115, Ewing 218; Dem maj 103; Dem gain 4. Eighth ward, Cincinnati, precinct A Foster 332, Ewing 323; Rep maj 9, Rep gain 40. Fifth ward, Xenia Ewing 146, Foster 74; Dem niaj 72, Rep gaiu 15; Second ward Ewing 55, Foster 173; Rep maj 118, Rep gain 18. Johnston township, Champaign county Ewing 107, Foster 17 ; Dem maj 90, Dem gain 26. Marion township, Hancock county Ewing 107, Foster 127; Rep maj 20, Rep gain 11. jneksou towiisnip, oeneca county wing 128, r oster 210; Rep mat 88, ncp gain 15. f ranklin township, summit county Ewing 287, Foster 136; Dcin maj 151, Dcm gain 47. first ward, All. Vernon f.wingra, roster 163; Rep maj 60, Rep gain 38; Second ward Ewing 80, Foster 86 ; Rep maj 6, Rtp gai n 26 ; Third ward Ewing 77, Foster 140 , Rep maj 09, Rep gain 0. third ward, neassnt lownsiup, nardin county Ewing 122, Foster 151; Rep niaj 29, Rep gain 0. Aiinerni township, uirrou couuiy r.w-g 68, Foster 112; Rep maj 54, Eep gain,'). Kincsville township. Ashtabula county Ewing 87, Foster 289; Rep maj 202, Rep gain 42. Put-in-Bay township, Ottawn county Ewing 54, Foster 119; Rep maj 65, Rep gain 11. ivelieys island townsnip, r.rie county Ewing CO, Foster 114; Rep mai 48, Rep gain 21. Washington townsnip, morrow county Foster 143, Ewing 71; Rep maj 72, Rep gain 9. oixill warn, .anesviue rosier if,J-.-ng 218; Dem maj 21, Rep gain 17. First precinct. Pleasant township, Har din county Foster 127, Ewing 161 ; Dem inn I 34, ttcp gain . Miami township. Greene county Ewing 33, Foster 310; Rep maj 283, Rep gain 159, First precinct, Poland township, Mahoning county Foster 181, Ewing 73; Rep maj 108, Dem gain 11. Seville village, Medina county Ewing 82, Foster 80; Dcm maj 2, Rep gain 17. Braceville township, Trumbull county Ewing 09, Foster 181; Rep mai 112, Rep gain 39. llurton township, ueauga county r.wing 81, Foster 224; Rep maj 143, Rep gain t. Wellington township. Lorain county Ewing 134, Foster 451; Rep niaj 317, Rep gain 59. fleasant township, rairuelu county Ewing 333, Foster 208; Dcm maj 125, Rep gain 1. tlarttord township, irunibuu county Ewing 00, Foster 192; Rep maj 126, Rep gain 26. W indham township, roriage county Ewing 80, Foster 178; Rep maj 98, Rep gain 5. MiiKiieneiu townsnip, ueauga couuiy Ewing 44, F'oster 170; Rep maj 126, Rep gain 49. Scioto township, Pike county Foster 99, Ewing 70; Ren maj 29, Rep gain 12. Valley township. Scioto county Ewing 90, F'oster 99; Rep maj 9, Rep gain 24. i- ,.nnnu,-n rr-..,i.il nntn Ewing 68, Foster 157; Ren maj 99, Rep gain 26, Miami township, ureene countyi-,w-ug 196, Foster 411; Rep maj 215, Dem gain 93. nun ward, Liicicvine r-wiiig i,ti, r oster 100; Rep maj 25, Rep gain 43. West Springlicld township, Ross county Ewing 82, Foster 38; Dcm maj 44, Rej) gain 31, nrst ward, circleville r-wing uu, ros ter 78; Dem maj 92, Rep gain 17; Third ward, Circleville Ewing 194, Foster 199; Rep maj 5, Rep gain 9. Amherst township, Lorain county Ew ing 317, Foster 259; Dem maj 58, Dem gain 5. Wayne township, Ashtnbtiiii county Ewing 25, Foster 187; Rep maj 162, Rep gain 30. Rome townsnip, Asntabuia county Ewing 33, Foster 133; Rep maj 100, Rep gain 8. Columbia township, L,ogun cnuniv Ewing 50, Foster 168; Rep msj 118, Rep gain 10. linriow township, w asniiigion county Ewing 80, Foster 212; Rep maj 132, Rep gain 26. Aurora township, Portage county Ewing 65'Fostcr 103; Rep maj 38, Dem gain2. ftohie township, Deuaiiee county raw ing 12, foster i4; Hem innj M, liem gain 1, f ourth ward, uniiipona r.wing :u, roster 139; Rep mai 112, Rep gaiu 20. Erie township, Ottawn county Ewing 06, Foster 53; Dem mnj 13, Rep gain 13. W ushington township, lirown county Ewing 141, Foster 110; Dein maj 31, Rep gain Madison townsnip, i.icKing county Ewing 142, Foster 97; Dem inaj 45, Rep gain 9. East Scioto township, Ross county Ew ing 83, Foster 113; Rep maj 30, Rep gain 18. First ward, Xenia Ewing 5i, F'oster His; llep mai in, Ken gain;io. Third Ward, Xenia Ewing 87, Foster 248; Rep mai 101, Rep gain 30. Sugar Creek township, Allen county Ewing 109, Foster 126; Rep maj 17, Rep gain 12. Roundhead township, Hardin couutv- Ewing 82, Foster. 166; Rep maj 84, Rep gain lti. . Foster 163; Rep maj 37, Dem gain 3; "Third ward twing as, roster iiu; ncp ma ti, Rep gain u Perkins township, Erie county Ewing 181, F'oster 159; Dein mnj 22, Rep gain 12, Goshen township, Hardin county Foster 108, Ewing 132; Dem maj 24, Dcm gain 3, Clifton precinct, Hamilton county Fos- ter88; EwingtK); Rep mai 28. Rep gain 21, First ward, Gallipolis Ewing 162, Foster 95; Dem maj 07, Rep gain 32. Hamilton township, Lawrence county Living 99, foster n.i; ncp mnj 14, uem train 19. Fairfield township, Washington county Living 107, roster st; uem niaj no uem gain a. Brown township, Carroll county Ew ing 197, Foster 307; Rep mnj 110, Dem gain 3. Black River township. Lorain county Ewing 122, Foster 240; Rep maj 118, Dein gsin 48. Second ward, Circleville Ewing 205, foster 154; Dcm maj 61, Rep gain 32. Cross Creek townshin. Jcll'erson county Ewing 97, Foster 92; Dcm niaj 5, Dem gain 7. First ward, Middleport, Meigs county Ewing 69, F'oster 108; Rep maj 39, Dcm gain 22; Second word Ewing 40, Foster 141; Rep maj 101, Dem gain 15; Third ward Ewing 30, rooster 130; Rep mnj 94, Dcm gain 4 t ourtli ward fcwing 30, f o s-ter69;Rep maj 29, Dem gain 20; Fifth ward Ewing 14; Foster 42; Rep maj 28 Dem gain 2. West township, Columbiana county Ewing 203, Foster 270; Rep maj 73, Rep gain 35. Fourth ward, W'ooster Ewing 100, Foster 92; Dcm maj 8, Rep gain 8. Richmond township, Ashtabuln county Foster 151, Ewing 60; Rep maj 91, Rep gain 23, First ward, Woostcr Ewing 230; Foster 149; Dcm maj 87, Rep gain 12. Second ward, Akron Foster 372, Ewing 229; Rep maj 143, Rep gain 64. Harrison towuship, Licking county Ewing 129, Foster 210; Rep inaj 87, Rep gain 22. CHARLIE ANIJ ANDY HICKENL00PER ESIjiE30T3ESIb Si lift ml 1 WE HAVE THE PLEASURE OF INTRODUCING GOVERNOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR Firsf ward, HprlugMd Foster 320, Ewing 421; Dein maj 95, Dcm gain 43; Fifth ward, Springfield Foster 458, Ewing 238; Rep mnj 220, Rep gain 77. Second wnrd, Chillicothe Eiiini; 111, Foster 301; Rep maj 100, Rep gain 3ii. Fourth ward, Zunesvillc Eiving 181, Foster 175; Dem maj 6, Rep gain 2-1. Hanover township, Ashland county Ewing 202, Foster 70; Dem maj 132, Dem gain 61. DeGrafTprecinct, Miami township, Logan county Jfwing 98, Foster 178; Rep inaj 80, Rep gain 29. Tnlmndge townnliip, Summit countv Foster 273, Ewing 70; Rep muj 203, Rep gain 39. Bnsscta township, Courtlaiid precinct, Trumbull county Ewing 119, Foster 223: Rep mnj 104, Rep gnin 46. Madison townsiiip, Southern prcriu. I, Butler county Ewing 144, Foster 74; 1m,i mai 70, Dcm gain 6. Green township, Orville preciiu t, ay lie county Ewing 207, Foster MS; i, in inaj 69, Dem gain 8, Denmark township, Ashtuhi.l.i county Ewing 62, F'oster 81; Rep i.nj 32, Rep gnin 12. Woostcr township, W:,vne county Ewing 146, Foster 111; Ihun maj 5, Itcp gain 4. AVashingtnn township, Hancock county Foster 109, Ewing 9S; Rep mnj 11, Hep gain 44. East precinct, Adams township, Darke county Foster 93, Ewing 100; Dem maj 7, Rep gain 3. King township, Coshocton countv Foster 149, Ewing 73; Rep maj 76, Itcp gain 18. Third wnrd, Wooster Ewing 155, Foster 122; Dcm mnj 32, Ren gain 4. Kirby precinct, Wyandot county Ewing 191, Foster 63; Dcm niaj 138, Dem gulp 12. Third wnrd, Urbana Ewiig 213, Foster 176, Dcm mnj 36, Rep gnin 33; First wnrd, Ewing 139, Foster 365; Rep maj 216, Kep gain 48. Baughmnn township, Wayne county, Orrvillc precinct Ewing 65, Foster 93; Rep maj 28, Dcm gain 1. Richland county, Cnss township Ewing 205, Foster 204; Dem muj 1, Dem gain 12. Cincinnati, Seventeenth wnrd, precinct B 111 majority for Fosle;r Hep gain 47. Jefferson township, Muskingum couuiy Ewing 137, Foster 162; Rep inaj 25, Rep gnin fl. Milan township, Knox cotinlv Ewing S3, Foster 180; Rep maj 103, Rep gain 85. Dunham township, Washington eounly Ewing 113, Foster 74; Dem mnj 39, Rep gnin 4. ' FOSTER FOSTER HICKENL00PER. Tulle township, Van Weit county Ewing 2:18, Foster 100; Ijem niaj 128, Dem gnin 4. suminerloi-il township, Madison county Eiving 91, Foster 167; Rep maj 76, Ref gain ;i4. Fourth ward, Mt. Vernon Ewing 77, Foster 155; Rep maj 78, Rep gain 24. First wnrd, Sandusky Ewing 283, Fos ter 323; Rep mnj 40, Dem gnin 0; Fifth ward Ewing 315, Foster 143; Dcm mnj 172, Urn imin 4H. lilooinlii'ld township, Trumbull county-Foster 1 hi, Ewing 37; Rep maj 109, Rep gain -lit. Fiuon township, Hancock county Ew-in ' 219, Foster 170; Dcm maj 79, Dem gain 21. Madison township, Sandusky county Eiving 228, Foster 105; Dem niaj 63, Rep gain 13. Jackson township, Hardin county Fos ter 222, Ewing 247; Dcin maj 25, Dem gain 43. Millburyprei'incl, Lake township, Wood county Ewing loo, roster i.i; Dem maj 27, Rep gain 19. Riehlnnd precinct, 1'erry township, mark county r.wing ii, roster 4;i Dcm inni 67. i)cm en in 12. Fourth ward, Massillon Ewing 163, Foster 74; Dem mnj 79, Dem gain 41. Clnv township, Muskingum county Ewing Hit, Foster 108; Rep maj 4, Dem gain 3. First Ward Cleveland roster R17 maj, Rep gnin 215; Fourth ward, 694 maj, Rep gain 17; nintli ward, .'no maj, ncp gam 128: Tenth ward. 175 inai, T);m gain 40. First ward, Akron loiter 347, Ewing 247 ; Rep mnj 100, Rep gain OS. Fourth wnrd, Ironton Ewing 70, Foster 218; Rep mnj 148, Rep gain ,a. Lynnc township, Hardin county Foster ill. Ewins 105:Demninil4, Dcm gnin 8, Second ward, Urlinnii Living 1115, Fos ter 378; Rep maj 263, Kep gnin 67. j'nion townliin, Lngnn county Ewiqg 40, Foster 94; Rep mnj 6-1, Rep gnin 69. Burke township, Hardin county Ewing 128, foster 154; Rep mnj 26, flop gain 64, First wnrd. precinct A, Cincinnnti Foster 264, Ewing 287; Dcin mnj 23, Dcm gain 41. Newark township, Licking county Living 140, f oster 113; Dem majzi,rtep gaiu 31. Cleveland township, Cuyahoga county Ita lllHjnrny lor 1 lifir I , iwu r.iuii lu, Irooklyn township, 145 majority for Fos ter; nep gain no; rarmn townsnip, r.w- intf 20 nminritv. llnm ffnin 13. Harris township, Ottnwa county Ewing f oster 210; Dem mnj ti, nep gain 04. Third wnrd. Znnesville Foster 220. Ew. ing 240; Dem maj 20, Rep gain 63; Second ward, Foster 213, Ewing 212; Rep mnj 1, Rep gain 99. Concord precinct, Muskingum county-Foster 128, Ewing 57; Rep maj 71, Rep gain 1. Andovcr township, Ashtabula county-Foster 253, Ewing 42; Rep maj 211, Rep gain 22. Canaan township, Morrow county Ew-ng 127. Foster 104; Dcm mai 23. Dein gain 4. Madison township, Jackson county Ewing 85, Foster 3U7; Rep maj 232, Rep gain 12. Jackson township, Muskingum county Ewing 180. Foster 163: Dem mai 17. Ren gain 14. Orange township, Carroll county Living 104, foster 205; Rep maj 98, Dem gain 17. Washington township, Hardin county Ewing 193, Foster 109; Dcm maj 84. Union township, Wayne county Ewing 268, Foster 193; Dem maj 75, Dem gain 6. Jefferson township, Tuscarawas county Ewing 208, Foster 49; Dem maj 159, Dem gain lfi. Lima township, Licking county Ewing 229, Foster 207; Dem maj 22, Dem gain 19. Cleveland Sixth ward, Foster 1,305 mnj, Rep gain 340; Twelfth ward, 236 maj, Rep gain 160; Thirteenth ward, 274 maj, Rep gain 68; Fourteenth ward, 39 maj, Dem gain 180; Fifteenth ward, 158 maj, Rep gain 6: Seventeenth ward, 382 inaj, Rep gain 90; Fifth ward, 387 maj for Ewing, Dcm gain 153. Hanover township, Ashland county, First ward Ewing 166, r oster 110; Dem maj 50, Dem gain 19. Salem township, Warren county Ewing 212, Foster 267; Rep maj 55, Rep gain 38. Second i-nrd, Sandusky Ewing 249, Foster 334; Rep maj 85, llep gain 52. Charleston township, Portage county Ewing 53, Foster 118; Rep maj 65, Rep gain 1. Gallipolis township, Gallia county Ewing 65, Foster 103; Rep maj 38, Dcm gain 13. York township, Medina county Ewing 08, Foster 180; Rej maj 112, Rep gain 27. " Second ward, Newark Ewing 344, Foster 181 ; Dem maj 163, Rep gain 41. Cass township, Muskingum county Ewing 115, Foster 97; Dem maj 19, Rep gain 10. Lewisburg precinct, Champaign county r.wing in, foster 22; Kcp mnj It cp mnj 160, Dcm gain 8. Hanover township. Loean countv- Ew ing 94, Foster 127; Rep maj 33, Rep gain V Second ward, Springfield Foster 426, nwing 41U; Kep maj 10, Hep gain 2. Seal township, Pike county Ewing 143, Foster 179; Rep maj 30, Rep gain 11. St. Bernard, Hamilton county Ewing 148, f ostcr 100; Dem ma 42, Hep gain 22. Spencer, Cincinnati Ewing 57, Foster 9; Dem maj 48, Dem gain 2. Pulmer township. Washington county- Foster 242, Ewing 111; Rep muj 131, Rep gain 124. West precinct, Newbury township, Mi ami county Foster 131, Living 179; Pern maj 43, Itep gain 5. Cranberry township, Crawford county Ewing 308, Foster 69; Dem maj 249, Dem gain 5. Lafayette township, Coshocton county r.wing 14B, r oster ion; Dem niaj 39, Dem gnin 9. Monroe township, Madison county Ewing 73, Foster 83; Rep maj 10, Dem 6'"" l"' Jeilerson township, Ashtabula county Ewing 100, Foster 375: Ren mai 275, Rep gain 38. fourth ward, Luna foster 00, Ewing 4ti; fceoond ward foster 285, Ewing 20o nep mai Nil. Kep Cain ;i2: Third ward- Foster 60, Ewing 324: Dein mai 258, Dem gain 100. Allen township. Union conntv Ewing -jo, r outer zi4; Kep maj 119, Dem gain 16. ri precinc et, Li .iberty township, Henry county Eiving 120, Foster 107; Dem maj 19, Rep gain 32. conneant, Asntabuia t wing lo3, f oster 5iu; itep maj .141, Rep gain 55. Napoleon township. Henry countv Ewing 579, Foster 303; Dem mnj 276, Dem ,-nin r.i. First ward Newark Ewing 247, Foster 277; Rep mnj 30, Rep gain 21. Concord township. Lake county Foster 114, r.wing33; Kep mnj ol. Starr township. Hocking county Ew ing 105, Foster 168; Rep mai 53, Dem gain 20. Third ward. Marietta Foster LsO. Ewinc 183; Rep mai 3, Rep gain 21. Buffalo township, Noble county Ewing lun, r osier v 1 ; Dem maj 37, Kep gain 9. North township, Harrison county Ew ing 138, Foster 181; Rep maj 43, Dcm gain 1. Little Muskingum township, Washing ton county fcwing 90, Foster 105; Rep innj is, Kep gain 11. Bethlehem township. Stark countv- Ewing 348, Foster 189; Dem maj 159, Dem rnin.io. Painesville township, Lake county Ew ing 400, f oster 711 ; Rep mnj 305, Rep gain 203. Muskingum township. WashiiiKton county Foster 145, Ewing 125; Rep mnj 20. Rcd gnin 14. r irst ward, f iqua Lwir-g 122, f oster rji j iein maj 1, Dcm gnin 6; mint ward, Ewing 111, Foster 278; Rep mnj 167, Rep gain 65. Washington township, Miami county Eiving 107, Foster 136; Rep maj 29, Rep gain 12; Spring Creek township Ewing's majority hi, Kep gain 8. Kingsman township, Trumbull countv Eiving 56, Foster 216; Rep maj 155, Kep gain uo. Bellcvue precinct. Huron county Ew ing 187, Foster 140; Dem mai 41, Dcm gain 110; Lynn township Ewing 123, Foster 118; Dem mai 5, Dem gain 61. Yorl: township, Sandusky countv Ew ing 107, F'oster 101 ; Kep maj 84, Rep gain .-t, ut-uuiiR- ju-cciiii-v, r.-mg:u, rostei ,-1 Deni niaj 7, Dcm gain 41. franklin township, Portage countv Living 380, Foster 392; Rep maj 12, Dem gam 80. Mndison township, Riehlnnd countv !" lying 202, Foster 182; Dem mnj 80, Dem gnin w. Oxford township. Tusciirnwiis county- Ewing 212, Foster 229; Rep maj 17, Rep gain 12. Woodville township, Sandusky county r.wing 2fti, f oster 84: Dem maj 173, Itep Sandusky townshin, Richland county Ewing 1112, Foster 64; Dem mnj 48, Rep gnin 0 Hudson township, Summit county Ewing 153, Foster 261; Rep maj 108, Dcm, gain 31. Mnntna township, Portage county Ew ing 175, Foster 163; Dem mnj 22, Dem gain 0. Willinmsfield township, Ashtabula coun ty Foster 162, Ewing 61; Rep mnj 99, Rep gam hi. Hanover township. Lickini? countv Ewing 162, Foster 128; Dem mnj 34, ftep gain 20. Northnmpton township, Summit county Ewing 113, Foster 97 ; Dem mnj 10, Dora gain 12. Bloom township, Scioto county Ewing 104, Foster 208; Kcp maj 105, Kep gain 46. New Jasper precinct, Greene county Ewing 67, Foster 184; Rep niaj 127, Kep gam AX Chardon township, Geauga county Foster 323, Ewing 118; Rep muj 205, Dem gnin 2. Fans township, stark county r.wing 134, roster i,u; Kep maj .hi, Kep gnin 4. First ward, Massillon Ewing 169, Fos- ter 236; Kep mnj 66, Kep gnin 1. Seventh ward, Cincinnnti, precinct A- Ewing 331, Foster 620; Rep maj 295, Dem gain 7 Fifth ward, Toledo, precinct C Ewing 118, F'oster 95; Dcin niaj 23, Rep gnin 15. Valley township, Guernsey county Ewinir 124. Foster 100: Dem mai 24. Ren gain 5; Mills township, Ewing 237, Foster nil; Dcm mnj ill, itep gnin 13. Concord townBhip. F'ayette countv- Ewing 101, Foster 107; Rep maj 6; Jasper township, Living z.hi, roster zo.i; Kcp mnj 17, Kep gain a. Lawrence township, Stark county Ew ing 60, Foster 113; Rep mni 53, Rep gnin 7. White pak township, Highland county Ewing 136, Foster 12" ; Dem inaj 9, Rep gnin Hi, Fourth ward, Springfield Foster 482, Ewine 544: Dcm mai 62. Rep gain 14. East Liverpool township, Columbiana county Ewing 337, Foster 604; Rep maj 267, Rep gain 30. Lost Creek township, Miami county Ewing 165, Fostor 227; Rep inaj 62, Dem gain 2. Yellow Creek township, Columbiana county Foster 450, Ewing 261 ; Rep maj 189. Ren gain 48. Washington township, Muskingum county Eiving 198, Foster 101 ; Dcm maj 97, Rep gain 34; Norwich precinct, Ewing 75, Foster 123; Rep maj 48, Rep gain 9. Clarcndcn township, Marion county Ewing 78, Foster 84; Rep maj 6, Dem gain Eagle township. Hancock countv Ew- ing 188, Foster 103; Dem maj 85, Dem gain Eleventh ward, precinct B. Cincinnati Foster 459, Ewing 143; Rep mni 310, Rep gain 29. Wyoming precinct, Hamilton county-Foster 212 majority; Rep gain 113. Cleveland, Second ward F'oster 481 niaj, Kep gain 83; Eighth ward, Ewing 689 ma, Dem gain 259. llurd ward, Cincinnati, precinct C Ewing 303, Foster 251 ; Dem maj 62. Oak Run township, Madisoji county Ewing 95, Foster 54; Dem maj 41, Rep gain 4. Eighth ward, Znnesville Foster 240, Ewing 259; Dem maj 19, Rep gain 36. Marpersficld. Ashtabula county Foster 208, Eiving 43; Rep mai 165, Rep gain 7. rounn ward, newarKt, wing 219, roster 292; Rep maj 73, Rep gain 72. uiuuauctu, mu Cnillg IU3, 1 UMlt'l 338; Rep mnj 169, Rep gain 52. Seventh ward. Cleveland Foster 200 maj; Rep gain 90; Eleventh ward Foster 15 maj; Kep gain 113. Darby township. Madison county Ew ing 110, Foster 168; Rep mni 68, Rep gain 29. Howard towuship, Knox county hwiug 134, Foster 124; Dem mnj 10, Rep gain 6. l-'ranklin townsiiip, Tuscarawas county Foster 98, Ewing 163; Dem niaj 05, Dem gain 3. Marion township, finrdiu county Lw- ng i2, foster 156; Kep maj 84. Liberty township, Knox county Living 159, F'oster 101; Dein niaj 58, Rep gain 13. r nun township, Dcnance couuty r.w-ng 211, F'oter 11)0; Dcm maj 111, Dem gain 20. Clay township, Tuscarawas county Ewing 140, Foster 137; Dem mnj 3, Rep gain 3. German township, Auglaize county Ewing 205, f'oster 96; Dcm mai 119, Dem gain 9. Bath township, SttiitiiAt county Foster 218, rawing 48; Rep mnj 170, Kepgain 50. Amelia precinct, c iermont county f.w-ng 130, Foster 191; Rep maj 01, Rep gain Northfield township Summit county Ewing 102, Foster 160; Rep maj 68, Rep gain 20. Morgan township, Knox county Ewing 98, Foster 70; Dem maj 22, Dem gain 6; C linton township, hwing LIB, f oster n.i; Dem maj 25, Kep gain 35; Pleasant township, Eiving 130, Foster 102; Dem maj 34, Rep gain 13. aionroe townsnip, Asiuaiinia county :wing70, Foster 270; Rep mnj 200, Rep gain 27. Mams township, Knox county Living 100, F'oster 109; Rep maj 9, Rep gain 17. Hirnm township, Portage county Ew ing 153, Foster 181 ; Rep maj 23, Rep gain 22; Nelson township Ewing 125, Foster Lis; Kcp maj 10, Kep gam 6. Toledo, precinct C. First wnrd Ewing 127, Foster 140; Rep mnj 19, Dem gain 42. juuncnestei luwiisnip, ijuuus uuumy Ewing 138, Foster 182; Rep maj 44, Rep gain 2. union township, warren county f-wing 102, Foster 109; Rep maj 67, Rep gain 9. Sheffield township, Ashtabula county Ewing 30, F'oster 125; Rep maj 95, Hep gain 26. first ward, van Wert Lwing 92, Paste;- 134; Rep maj 42, Dem gnin 8; Second wnrd Lwing 86, Foster 98, Rep maj 12, Dem gnin 2. second wnrd, W ooster Lwmg 191, fos ter 275; Rep mnj 84, Rep gnin 4. Jackson townsiiip, Auglaize county Ewing 278, Foster 13; Dem mnj 266, Rep gain 1. Jiiyior creek towpsuip, fiardin county -Foster 172, Ewing 101; Rep mni 71. Rep gaiu 12; Clay townBhip Ewing 390, Foster 321; Dem maj 69, Dem gain 13. springneid townsnip, summit county Foster 216, Ewing 203; Dem inaj 47. Ren gain 21; Sloan's precinct Ewing 118. Fos ter 110; Dem maj 8, Rep gain 1. urccn township, nooning county Lwing 192, Foster 202; Rep maj 10, Dem gain 13. uailipoii, second ward Lwmg 105, Foster 148; Rep maj 43, Rep gain 5. Pleasnnt township. Logan countv Ew ing 144, Foster 100; Dem mai 44, Rep gain 26. Howling Green township, Marion county Ewing 210, F'oster 62; Dcm mai 148, Dem gain 34. Lawrenceville precinct, German township, Clark county Foster 66, Ewing 146; uem maj so, Dem gnin 16. Pleasant township, Van Wert county Eiving 137, Foster 181; Rep maj 44, Rep gain 8. New Paris precinct, Jefferson township, Preble county Foster 260, Eiving 227: nep mai 33, kcp gain us. Martin's Ferrv precinct. Belmont county Ewing 424, Foster 590; Rep maj 106, Rep gain 121. Montgomery township, Marion county Ewing 98, Foster 90; Dem mrj 8, Dem gain 1'2. Reaver Creek townshin. Green countv Lwing 210, f oster S49; Kep muj 139, Kcp gain 22. Broom township, Darke county Ewing -ill, foster 129; Dein mai 182, Kep gain 3, riHiige ion usiiiii, iuituid:ii l-ouiuy r.w- ,'nQ1i: TT IllO, Tlnm n.nl 177 Ti.,n n . r.if - .:..Ji.. f ,, 1 tun, ill, j.,-iii Eiiin 15. Oxford township, Delaware county Ewing 129, Foster 203; Rep niaj 74, Rep gain 27. West precinct, Adams township, Darke county Eiving 189, Foster 197; Rep maj 8, Dcm gain ,. Columbia, Eastern precinct Eiving 54, Foster 81; Rep maj 27, Deni gain 7. Canfield township, Mahoning county- Foster 176, Ewing 190; Dem maj 20, Deni gain 6. Iliuiover township, Columbiana countv Ewing 239, Foster332; Reji mnj 93, llep gain 3. Milton township, Wayne county Ew ing 230, foster I2n; Dein maj 102, Dem gain 5. Violet township, Fairfield county Ew ing 334, Foster 105; Dem mnj 229, Rep gain 17; Uloom township, Lwing 321, foster 143: Dem mai 178, Rep gain 5. Miami township, Clenrmont county- Living 104, foster b-i; Dem maj 4U, D.cm gnin 78. Sharon township, Richland county f.wnig314, foster 424; Kep maj liu, Kef gnin 30; Jackson township, Ewing 151 Foster 81 : Dem mni 70. Rep gain 4. Noble township, Auglaize county Ew ing 102, Foster 60; Bern mnj 100; Dcm gain 17. Troy township, Ashland county Eiving 72, Foster 128; Rep maj 66, Rep gain 10. Toledo, precinct C, Second ward Ewing 77, Foster 102; Rep mnj 25, Rep gain 2. Ross township, Butler county Ewing 247, Foster 140; Dem maj 107, Rep gain 1. Second ward, Hamilton Ewing 348, Foster 174; Dem maj 175, Rep gain 56. Pierpont township, Ashtabula county-Foster 321, Fwing 22; Rep niaj 199, Rep gain 68. Jefferson township, Jackson county Ewing 118, Foster 328; Rep maj 220, Dcm gain 1. Dnvton. First wnrd Ewinir 248. Foster 433; Rep mnj 185, Rep gain 67; Fifth wnrd Eiving 350, Foster 291 ; Pern maj 59, Rep gain 2; Seventh ward Ewing 304, Foster 301 ; uem mnj 3, Kcp gain m. Second ward Ironton Ewing 163, Fos ter 174; Rep mnj 21, Rep gnin 2; Third wnrd, r.wing , r osier 2:11 ; nep mnj 149, Kep gain v. f 'incinnnii. Twenty-second ward, lire- cinct A Ewing 398, foster 495; Rep inaj 97, Res gain 27; Thirteenth ward, precinct B, Ewing 336, Foster 613; Rep maj 277, Kep gain 8. Conlcv township. Summit conntv Fos. ter 164, Ewing 100; Rep inaj 60, Rep iain 35. r'ranklin town-flip, Wayne county r.wirij 209, f oster 113; uem mnj on, Kep Mnorcfield township, Stnrk county- Foster 187, Eiving 122; Rep mnj 65, Dem (rain 1. Monroe township, Riehlnnd county Lwmg 2i3, foster Hw ; Dem maj 116, Denj gnin 3. ' Portnge township, summit county- roster ivi, ewing 22!; Dem mnj 02, Dcm gain 13. Dnyton Thirteenth ward, Ewing 304, Foster 168: Dem mai 196, Rep gain 1: Tenth wnrd. rawing 180, Foster 164: Dem mnj 16, Rep gain 13; Second ward, Ewing 116, Foster 398; Rep maj 282, Rep gain 22. Donncllsville precinct, Clarke county f oster 133, t. wing ; Kep maj iu, Kep gain 14. Perrv township. Ashlnnd county Fos ter 172", Ewing 187; Dem maj 19, Rep July, 10. ' South Richland precinct. Defiance coun ty Ewing 95, Foster 14; Dein maj 81, Dem gain 10. Fourth ward, Circleville Ewing 134, Foster 68: Dem mai 60; Dem gain 6, Clear Creek township, Clarke county Lwing wi, roster 209; Kep mnj 1,16, Kep YOUR KIND ATTENTION la Invited to my Complete Line or Rlank Books, Office Stationery, ladies' Fine Stationery, Fancy Goods, " Velvet Frames, Albums, Etc. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED DAILY ! CIRCULATING LIBRARY OF 1,000 VOLUMES ! At'roniinodftfesi any one retilrilnff Jn Franklin Comity. New Store! New Books! Everything tlinl Is keut In a CORXEK OF HIGH AD BROAD STREETS, A. H. SL1YTHE (Successor to E. OVERCOATS ! Jmt received at LAZARUS'S 10rb rl ro gain 16; Milton township, Eiving 283, Fos- te4 4; item maj 199, Dem gnin 23. Third wnrd, Sandusky Ewing 239, Foster 311 ; Rep maj 72, Rep gain 72. Stow township, Summit county Ewing 91, Foster 147; Rep maj 50, Rep gain 35. Whitehouse precinct. Watcrville town ship, Lucas county Ewing 111, Foster 54; Dem maj :, Dem gain 23. fourth ward, rieasant township, Hardin county Foster 98, Ewing 128; Dem maj 30, Kep gam 16. Burbank. second precinct. Canaan town ship, Wayne county Ewing 58, Foster 1.1b; Kep inaj ,m, Kep gain 74. West Scioto township, Ross county Ewing 90, Foster 65; Dem mai 25, Dem gain 12. Gerard precinct, Liberty township, Trumball county Ewing 86, F'oster 156; Kep maj , 0, itep gain 76. Westpreeinctj.Tackson township, Daarke countv Ewing 225, Foster 135: Dem mai 80, Dcm gain 22. Lagrange precinct, Jenerson county Ewing 65, Foster 58; Dem maj 7, Kep gain 8. CINCINNATI, Oct. 14. The vote polled in this citv and county was nrobablv the largest in its history. The Jay was clear nnd pleasant nnd a large number ot business men were nt the polls the greater part of the day. The returns are coming in very slowly, not a fifth of the vote yet being known. If the Republicans gnin in those reported, continues, the Republican majority in the county will be about 3,000. The name of Williams, the colored candidate for the Legislature on the Republican ticket, has been quite extensively erased, but it is not unlikely that Williams anu tne wnoie nepuoiican ticKet are elected by majorities ranging from 1,000 to 3,000. The Constitutional amendments were lost sight of entirely. CLEVELAND, Oct. 14 Midnight. Sixteen wards of the city of Cleveland give Foster 3,961 majority. The city nnd county give Foster about 5,500 majority. The Republicans probably elect the entire county nnd legislative ticket. New Rock township,Muskingum county Eiving 99, Foster 173; Rep niaj 74, Rep gain 27. Perry, Lake county Ewing 75, Foster 257: Ren mni 182: Dem miin 6. Deer Creek township, Madison county r.wing 131, rost,er so; Dem ma ol, Rep gain IOWa" Des Moines Iowa, Oct. 14. The day has been fine anil pleasant throughout the State, nnd the contest for Governor in most localities exciting and hard fought, with a full vote in almost every rnae. There is nothing reliable from the State as n whole. Council Bluffs, Oct. 14. This county is close and returns monger, j tie Kepub licans elect the State Senator and two Itep. resentntivea. Chicaoo, Oct. 14. Returns from sixteen voting plnces in Iowa give Gear 4,432, Trimble 1,977, Campbell 682, Outside of these Gear has; in the various polliug places, 2,149 majority. So fnr ijs reported, the Republicans have gained in all enses but one. MAMitAt,LfoiVN,IoWA,Oct.l4. Frank lin county will give Geur nn unusually large majority. Council Bluffs, Oct. 14. This county is estimated Republican by one hundred maioritv. Much scratching. Des Moines, Oct. 14. Rctuvm so far indicate Gear s maiority in the county as 700. Des Moines, Oct. 14. On Congress, to fill vacancy, Thompson, Republican, 603; Calhoun, Democrut and Greenbacker, 199; Republican gain of 381. The nine precincts reported so tar show- a net Republican gain of 774. In this State there will be uo returns on the counties till tie polls are closed, so the pews will nr,rive late. Comparisons will bo' made on the vote of 1878, when there were four tickets in the field, there being but two tickets in the field last year, Only a few returns have been received from the State up to this hour. Chicaoo, Oct. 24. Iowa returns 31 voting placeB make the Republican vote 0,146, Democratic ,1,081, lireohack 1,198, with a considerabjo number, o( scattering Prohibijioa, yotes. Besid.es this there are other HepyWicun, majorities njjqregating Wapeli.a, Iowa, Oct 14. The returns indicate 500 id 660 Republican majority in Louisa county. i West Union, Iowa, Oct. 14. Fayette couniy nas an estimated Republican majority of 300 to 400. Des Moines, Oct 1411. 3? f. K At this honr the returns received, by the Republican Stab? conimittee and by the State Register, indicate the Republican ma jority on the State ticket over both the Demo cratic and Greenback ticket, will be ot lenst 20,000. Mr. Runnells, Chairman of the Republicnu State committee, estimates that it will be 25,000. This will be a gain of 27,000 over two jea; ago and 16,000 over lust j en,. In the ' Fifth Congressional District, Thompson, Republican, is undoubtedly elected over the Calhoun fusion. The Legislature returns pi'dcaethn the nepuouenns win navj a majority on joint ballot of 6r-. J.QV A, Ch'Y.'Oet. 14,-Rcturns from eight townships show a net Republican gain of 108. Shradcr, for Senator, run ahead of his ticket. The indications are Ihat the contest will be very close. Siotix City, Oct. 14. The full vote ot the City gives Gear 40 majority over Trim ble and Campbell, aJfcpublioau gain of 32. T,ho rcUirn,s are very meager from this county, but the indications arc that Gear FIRST-CLASH ItnOK NTOItE. O. Rnndnll A Co.) 2 STORES MARRIED. Hill Nealeans On the 14 V-, nt the residence of the bride's n;nl, n..nA. i, it.i.-t n in D. D.. Mr. if. W. Hill, of Cinciml 1U1S8 IDA M. WEALEANW. New Advertisement THE OLD RELIABLE GUN STl O. SIH3BE 1X1 917 Sonlli nigh HI., Colnmbus, O , Hie Practical Gun and Rifle Maker and Ini. porter, nas a large nnd complete stock of tho best and most improved Breech and Muzzle Loading Guns, Rifles and Revolvere on hand. Muzzle, loaders changed to breech loaders and pin Fire Guns to central lire. Choke and cylinder boring, warranted to shoot Colts and hard shells. Powder, Caps, Shot, etc. Restocking and repairing dona in the best manner. All work warranted. Fishing tackle, minnow nets and sclns sold nt verr low prices. Agent for the celebrated 1'nrker Gun. torb t will have 150 majority, a Republican gain ' i.iu. uuiiic iicjiuM,ii;ait I'liiim me county by 200 majority. NEW JERSEY. Newark, Oct. 14. The tfltv election today gives nearly 2,600 majority for Fiedler, Democrat, over Mackcy, Republican, for Mayor. The German vote, heretofore Pp. publican, wits almost solid for Fiedler, the main issue being on a liberal construction of the Sunday law. or common Council, the Republican! elect eight, Democrats seven. The new Common Council will stand 18 Republicans, U Democrats and 1 Liberal. The Democrats ore celebrating the result by a procession and music. " On Trinl for Harder. New Haven, Oct. 14. Rev. H. H. Hayden was put to plea this afternoon on a new indictment ot four counts alleged in addition to the use of a knife and poison in killing Mary Stnnnard by a blow with a heavy stone found near the corpse. He pleaded not guilty and im-panneling the jury was commenced. Mew Knllroad Line. Denver, Col., Oct. 14. It is understood that subsreiptions to build the extension of the Denver nnd Ilio Grande railroad are to be at once utilized. The conflict in relation to the right of way to Leadville through the Grand canon of Arkansas, will be disposed of this month, as the case is ready lor submission to the court. The Rio Grande Company expect to complete the line to Lcndv'Ule at an early day thereafter. Killed In a Theater, Baltimore, Md., Oct. 14. At the Front street Theater, now a variety show, to-night, in the last act of the play of "Roving Jack," in which a discharge of musketry takes place, a young man named John Nelson, a medical student at the University of Maryland, who was seated in the audience, was fatally Bhot from the stage, one of the muskets being loaded with ball instead of blank cartridge. Nelson, was shot through the head. Sliocp In the corndelds. A correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial aays that ho has found the cornfields excellent places for sheep. After the corn is laid by, tho sheep may have a week's run there with great advantage. There is fresh grass along the fence rows, and perhaps weeds that will give variety. We have never had lambs do better than in the cornfields in the fall. We bring them out every night. In this way they do not break down corn or have any place for rendezvous, where they injure the corn. The day is busily spent, and the field as well as the floclc looks the better, for the tun there, After the corn has eared we have turned the whole flock into tho fields and been very well pleased with the practice. The sheep eat millions of weed 9eeds and very little or no corn. Should an ear be pulled off, which is very rare, every grain on that ear will be picked off and eaten by sheep. W have very laige sheep, and find no trouWo in the practice of turning into the cornfield after roasting ears have well formed. At that time pastures are generally tho poorest and need rest. Changing the sheep to the cornfields will give the needed rest Then the sheep can take the giants of the pasture before the severe frosts injure the grass. After these frosts the sheep may find a fresh change in the cornfields. Sheep need frequent changes of range, and if we have no woods or waste lands on our farms, can make a profitable change to the cornfields. A MAN is always wanting so;o one to tell him how handsome 'no looks. A woman will itist stand b(ore a glass and see for herself,