Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 13, 1875, Page 1

VOLUME 29, FINANOIAL, TELE Savings Bank, L] CLARK-8T., CHICAGO. TNVESTMENT CERTIFICATES. Parfeet Security~Liberal Lnterest, TABLE of Increano of * Inveatment Certin- cateny?? secured an lmproved reni estntes beare fox Intozests payable in quarterly tnatnlle ustss at tho rate of 73-10 per cont per ane . Showinx tho aceumalation of aums lae yusted for the benefit of Children or othernt Amnunt it Thaks Accumulaad. -8 142,01 DA 105 H‘.fl"‘d apon the hasis that |atercst, wheo dae, Iy fid ot ravings aooount, and fuveated In INVEST. $1%F OKBTINIOATKS whausver 8100 s thos aceursu- Wl ider of & Certifloste haa the privllogs of ezamin- e b4 eondition of Lhe trust At any time on cailing at W4oBceol the Trastes., GactiBcaton formarded, and intereat, whon due, rofn- ewted, f doslred, or romitiod by drattor expross to any kol tho United Biates. _Address BYDNIY MYRRS, ger. $10,000 (ommercial Loan Go. STOCK FOR SALE, 1ASH BIDS WANTED The stock will be sold in amounts to suit purchasers, as the holder is anxious to realize. Address CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. HORTGAGE LOANS ACAG0 ANDCOOK COUNTY Real Bstate. .. R BE I D, NEW YORK. I0EHN H. AVERY, OHIOAGO, 150 LA SALLE-8T. Trbclsss facliitios for fuancial negotistions fn gl ~JRusT S (onanTERED.) i . ffsg; 121 Dearbors-st, Chicago, IL Loans on Real Estate, Improved tnd une pied located tn tha clty and mutiiche of Gllcayo o tha Btata of Illinote, exclusieely negotiated. bcurity awured to copital reeking inveatinents of Racharsctr by tho adoption of & systom peculfar to Baoitution, Lisa wpeediiy axocuted at (ho lowest ratos of fnter- W Expeoses moderuta. IERBERT & MORSE, Stock Brokers, ¢ Lagalieat, CIICAGO. .1, RERBERT, L J, MOTSE, Member N, ¥, Stock Lxchange, Socks, onda, sud Gold bought and soll oy Sazison, Wo offer spocial facilitics for transac~ Rtz facyrilien dealt In st Now York Mlock Behauge, olther for cash or on marging, s l6 Untdn Natlonal Dank, Chlcaga, b it Seokiers, 18 Nowwat,, New York. L¥orsr, R J. Krumail, A, B, Looneneny, At lowost rates on improved prop- — ™y in the oity of Chicago, and in Qook County, LAZARUS SILVERMAN, ~—____Chamber of Commoron. y &y 1e Vessel-Owners' Townne Company, NO. 244 SOUTIL WATERHT., ™ Cutioaco, Oct. X iy oot of Diroctors of the Vesscl Ownera' Tow- Oom n{ ara prepared to rocefve offers from :",.ML:- for the purchase by the Company of 150 w2t 1 capllal stack, Offore in wriling, sealed b 1o {ne Bocretary, can baleft at 1o oftico M4 Gampaay wp to noon of the 35th inat, JOUN OLIVEH, Boc'y, WNEY TO LOAN Sy, 4o proparty, improved and unimproved, in *noracuif b, 3 lowiet curreat ricne ¢ 3D HARVEY, Motigago . oane, {ngtou-at, v _GROCERIES, &o. A CARD. Lonire 1o gorrect an impression thatscems G e e b o S Eiys GU6DE, "1 retuulngn’x boa of VAI&‘W or mors completa assort. ESEIESE 562 AR FRUITS in thel 2 GAVANA ‘BRARNE, WENES, and LL olmy own importation, which for *308 and reliability are unsurpassed, LT AT UM, 1 Wine MMerchant, BAST M ADISON-ST. Qs Herchants', Farmers', & Mechanics’ WATOBES, JEWELRY, &o, WATCHES, SILVER. ‘With tho viow of making oxtraor- dinary proparations for the HOLI- DAY TRADE, wo ere offering our maogoificont and unogualed stock at prices that cannot fail to attract the attontion of purchasers from all parts of the country, and wo confi. dontly invito a careful inspooction, AANGLTON, ROWE & 00, Cor, State & Washington-sts, MOST OF THE Bridal Presents AND OUTFITS FOR THE RECENT WEDDINGS HAVE BEEN FURNISHED BY GILES, BRO. & 0, MANUFACTURERS OF JEWELRY AND SILVER, AND DIRECT IMPORTLERS OF DIAMONDS, GENEVA WATCHES, FRENCH CLOCKS, AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS, 266 & 268 Wabash-av. Bngagement and Wodding Rings a Sve- cinlty. Fino goods sent on approval to any part of the Northwest. ROYAL Fire Insurance Co., O LIVERPOOXL. The Cash Asseta of this Company amount to over SEVENTEEN MILLION DOLLARS. Conrcrvative Managemeont. No delays in peymont of losges, Unlim- ited liability of Stockholders. DO NOTFORGET that this CONPARNY DID NOT WITHDRAW FROM CHICOAQO last year,but continued its business as usual, CHARLES H. CASE, Manager, 120 LaSalle-st,, Chicago. _GENERAL NOTIOES, Call or the County Convention. The County Conventlon of the Opposttion party, to noraiiate candidstes for county oilicers, will be held next Friday, Oct. 15, at 12 o'clack m , a4 McCormicki Hall; snd the primary elections for clecting dulegates to tha Convention will be beld on next Tuuraday, Oct. 14, Letween 4 and 7 0'cdock in the afternoon, The following llat shows tho number of delegatos to which esch ward {s eutitled ; First_ Wazd, 8 delegntes; Bocond Ward, 8: Third Ward, 10; Fourth Ward, 8; ¥ifth Ward, 0 Szt X Seventh Ward, 113 Eighth Ward, 13 Kints Eleventh Ward, 10} Ward, 8; Thirtoenth Ward, 8¢ Fourtoentl Ward, 93 Filleonth Ward, 13; Bixtonth Ward, 11; Heveptconth Ward, 12; Elghteenth Ward, 8; Tweu- ticth Ward, 9, Pach town is antitled to two delequtes, with tho ex- crption of Lake and Lemont, which aro entitlod to four deledatea, PHILIP CONLEY, Cbalrmaan, A, J, Mauxn, Becretary, TO CONTRACTORS ! Totlos of Postpouement—Notice 18 hereby given that 1ho date of receiviug bids aud awarding the coutract for thé ILLINOIS ABYLUM FOR FEEBLE-MINDED OQHILDREN AT LINCOLN (& jostponed until Thurs- day, Oct, 48, at which time the bide will be opened. Tli6 specifications ate ready, and can be oblsined {rom Furness, Lali g & Felimor, Atchitocts at Room 41 Port- lsna Block, Chicsgo, ‘The plsna can be seon at any lour betw: en 8 s, d 0 p. m, In the room sdjoin- ing, or at Liucoln, the office of Col, R, 11, Lathsm, REMOVALS, GOLD! Alariln Norgren has removed bis wld-lrlmlhull- ness from 160 Monroe-st, ta 57 Stale-at,, first block vorth of Flild & Leiter's, where, under il title of the Norgrea doid-Frame Company be found a fuil aesortment of Ihcture-Frames of description, Gold, Bquars, and Bolid Oval Fr 1ahty, ai s culy Jiatined by low expess sotore you uy aud save your 20 per cent, NORGREN GOLD FRAME (0., 67 8tate-st. _ BUSINESS ( WIRE STANDS, AND ALL SEASONABLE GUOODS, KING & SAVAGE, Buccessors to Jas, H, Morrisand D. §, Heffron, LS50 Statoe-st. (near Jackson), JOHN G, ASHLEMAN, WHOLESALE JEWELER, 136 STATE-S8T., Ohicago, Il e —————————mnce :‘,:'-m a8 beat grate and cooking cosl iu the it OUTTING & ELLSWORTH, Bols Ausnts, V6 Washinglon-st. HATS. A A AN A e e e s At ) NEW AND AVTRACTIVE S1YLES AT TOWEST PRICES. ] J. 8. BARNES & CO., 70 Madison«st, .. | CUSHING'S TORULAB S(0ye, Grate, 410 FUTNAcE. CHIICAGO, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 13, 1875. . DRESS GOODY. UNPREGEDENTED BARGAING THIS WEEK N THRIR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. Eixamine Pricos: 160 pieces Imitation Comel's Hair Oloth, in plain and mized colorings and p&ai p‘ at 260 & yard, g 10 cases Diagonal Suitings, for fall and_winter Suits, 25 and 30c a yard, recently sohi at 36 and 40¢, 2 cases 6-4 Camel's Hair Oloth, for Sacques and Overskirts, 50c; good value, 750, 250 pieces_superior quality all-wool French Merinos, 1 1-4 wide, 750, worth $1. BLACK CASHMERES. Wo offer_the best and cheapest Black All-Wool Cashmeres to be found in this city, which sre unri- valod for weight, color, and finigh, Extra qual. all-wool French Cash- mere, 76¢, Superior quality all-wool French achmere, 85 and 90c. Sublime quality, $1, $1.16, $1.25 4B-inolgwide'.y’ 5 ' d 2 oases Black Empress Oloth, supe- rior quality and extra finish, 60 and 600, 20 pieces all-silk Lyons Olnakinog elvet, superior quality, $8.00, warranted worth $12,00. Before purchasing, visit the cheap- ost and most complete Dry Goods house in the West, 121 & I@tate-st. Samples sent free on application. UNDEMWEAR., Underwear Tho Largost Stock and tho Largest Number ol Linos ever offored in this city, consisting of Flannels, Mori- nos, Cashmeres, Scotch Wools, 8ilks, &o., from medium to finest qualities the world produces, at unusually low prices. WILSON BROS., 67 and 60 Washington-st., Chicago. Pike’s Opera House, f‘onzth- 8t., Oincinnati, Complete lino of English and Amer- icaun 8ilk Umbrellas at low prices, HOTELS. SHERMAN HOUME CHICAGO. Prioes Roduced to 83, 53,60 and $4.50 per Dav, The most Elegant Hotel in theclty, 300 Buperd Tlooms, megnificently furaisned and provided with Latlie ¢ entirely firo-proof, Location ove blook from Army Headquarters, BISSKLL & HULDENT, STOVES AND FURNAGES, ‘This discovery gives more beat from s given amount of fuel, in open grates snd Franklin_stoves, thun closs stoves. We bLave thirteen wizen of furnaces, Cab warm the largest church or smallest coltage, We especiall; ncumn‘xu:d them for soft coal, o 1 Call ana ses, or scnd for circular, CUSHING, WALLEN & CO,, No, 65 Laka-st. ‘WE ean collect your cluims in any V-Al’l of the world, cheaper and with greater thorougliness sad dispatch 1ban you can do it youreell, as this 1s our sative busi- neas,” We push to immediate seitlement o return pas yer, and clisrgo sathing unlcas we calleet, FRASIER'S COLLECTION AGENOY, Corner Niate and Mouroa-uts, HOUSE-MOVERS, ATTENTION! ‘Wanted to move a School-House, Call at Room 8 Honore Blook, i FOR SALE. One Flooring Machine, One Siding Saw, One Ser- facer; also Two Good Lumber Teams, The abovowill bo sold 8¢ & barguln, Addresd 84, “Tribups ofice, CLOTHING. CLOTHING! AT YOUR OWN PRICE. DUDLEY HAS SOLD OUT! took to erted into ossh within 80 anre HAGANBIEY 05 0B Diatny employed to do it, and hopes (o ¥8s old pat- f1ont sexortment ol DRENS 'Jis, AND COMMON BUITS ANT VER o%l's. for Mon, Youth, Boys, and ildren, wzzzl"lgmu and Ovardoats, §5 to Q5 WEST WASHINGTON.ST. AND TIETE C. 0. D. Clothie [} n B Q =) ] =] = i M 8 2] 2] [«] & By Q B R 3 < B4 w0 © e v E | < © i NU T TIING, FOR MEIN ANDEOYS, () = ) o TS (aln] = fef = o) [ | = (=t mn = (o) B~ = == (aln) RETAILING AT JOBBERS PRICES, WHAT 18 THE LATEST? | NUTTING’S ARCTIC COATS! NUTTING'S BROADWAY OVERCOATS! NUTTING'S WINTER SUITS! NUTTING'S DIAGONAL COATS AND VESTS! NUTTING’S ENTIRE STOCK of MEN'S, YOUTHS, BOYS’, AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING! NUTTING'S ULSTERS! RISE UP! An Injunction Obeyed by Sen- sible Voters in Ohio Yesterday, 0id Bill Allen and His Rag-Bag Idols Irretrievably Buried, A Death-Blow to Helley’s Unlim. ited, Interconvertible Paper Scheme, The Mojority for Hayes and Tard Money Estimated at 10,000. The Towa Republicans Easily Eleet Their Entire State Ticket ; And Make a Decided Improve- ment on Their Usual Majority. Nebraska ¥olds to Xer Old ¥osition in the Repubs lican Ranks. The City Jeflersoniaus Deacunce Hes- ing’s Alleged Bargain with *€harley Reeds And, in Case It Is Carried Out, Will Have & Convention of Their Own, Break in the Opposition Ranksw—.The Tenth Ward Club Goes Over to Keeley. Mr. Farwell Deniecs tho Assertion that Ho Has Been Trading with Hesing, STATE ELECTIONS. OH{0. IAYRS' MAJORITY, CoLuxnus, 0., Oct. 12—midoight.—The Dem- ocratlc Btate Contral Committes rooma are near- ly doserted. The Committee do ot yet give up the Stato, but eay Hayes' majority will not ox- csed 1,500, at all events. Abont 2,000 people aro 6Ll at the Republican headquartors. The Ro- publican Btate Committen claim that Hayes is elected by 10,000 majority. YIAST DITRESSIONS. &Epectal Dirvaich to The Chicaos Teidune, Cmcrwwary, 0., Ock 138 p, m,—The polls are closod fu this Btato at this writing, and the counting of votes is in progress. The indica- tlous in thia aily, and the adrices from other parta of the Btato alroady in, indicats large . publican gaina, a foaling of dospoadency amoog Democrats and o corresponding oonfidence among Republicans. Prominont Domocratis politiclans here have conceded to your roporter the dofeat of ths Democratic Stato ticket. Thoy bave uo positive figuses to go om, but they judgo by what they bave seen in thia county, whore the Democratic majority is probably de- creased from 5,000 last spring to 3,500, #Hpecial Dispatch ta The Chicago Tridune. HAMILTON COUNTY. CrxomNaty, O., Oot. 129 p. m.—At this hour, ¥ p. m., a fow positive figurea of footings from some of the early counnted wards indicate such Ropublioan gains s to justify the ides that evoan this county hsa gone Ropublican, on the Governor at least. There 15 an ldes gow, and tome Democrats hold it, that the Domocrats have lost this county ontirely. There Lus been & tremendous change in this city aud county to- day, and it is duo (o tho fiuancial isane entirsly. It 48 » vast rebuke to the folly of the Domoocratio wansgers, o desth-blow to tha Wash McLean-Peudleton wing of tho Democracy in this city. To-day, tho work of the Ropublican party against the odds was im- mense. In warde where they wero In the hope- less minority, and whore the Ucmoorats had beon sccustomed to drive them away from the polle, thoy cama up in crowds of hard workers. They worked and fought where fighiting had to bs done, and forced down the Demacrate, The sosult was that the scheme of Democratio re- peating and stufliog was largaly defeated, ‘L'be Democrats lost thelr nerve 1u maoy of the warda early in the dsy. This, .o spite of the aid of the Democratio police force. In the German warda the voto for Hayca was enormous. It wus a flop- over, a complote somersauit. There waa but Little viclonse fo this eity to dsy. Up to the closiog of the polls shere were no serjous sffrays, no cuiting or shooung. Tha Republicane showed too determined a frout for much of that kind of work. Thoroe is no quession tbas hundreds of old Democrats in tlus city and county voted for Havea to-day on the fioaociel issue. Msay of them hold Hayes ticketa. 9:30 p. m,—A¢ this emtly writing, the Demo- crate hore hiave entirely glveu up the Biate, and are in great doubt about the county., The Enquirer oftice 1s gloomy, and the crowd about 1t down in the mouth. Spenai Duateh to The Chiaos Tribuna, CINCINNATL 0., Oct, 13.~The Gazelte oditory claim a gain for Hayes, Republican candidate for Governor, of 3,000 in 140 precioote, At tho Republican headquatters, Galumbue, returns recsived from the larger portion of the Westorn Roserve, she Ropublican stroughold in the north of tho Btate, show 600 gain,—(ar lesy iban expected. Cary, Democratio candidate for Lisutenaunt-Governor, is badly sorstched. T'be city snd Hamilton County sre doubtful, snd claimed by both sides. The Demuocratio ma- Jority 1n the county will bo reduced. Svecial Dlsvateh to The CAwage Iriduns. Cixcrxnati, Oct. 13-~11 p. m.—Wikod, Chair- man of the Republican State Comuittee, saya 133 townsbips and wards give not Republicau gain of 3,707, Special Dlspatch o The CAaoa Tridume, Cuscuematy, Oct. 13—10:45 p. m.—~Hayea galns in five wards of thus city 873 votes over 1373, Oeecrat Dupalch ta The CAaao Iridune, Coicuntazs, Qo 131150 B 2.—0n0 bun- dred and iwenty-five precincts in the Btate * » 4,200 Hopublicaa gain, k3 FRANKLIN COUNTY. e Stectal Dievateh to The Chicass Triby Coruuncs, O, Oct. 12—7 P m—The §'xb— liean gain 10 this county (Franklin® 3 (sos BTont results. It gave Allen, in 1872 5 ma. lority. But threo wards snd ove tor S bave be:n heard from thus far, and thee> € abliesu &enie 463, We oxpect to reduco t S . A SEAYY VOTE, Kpectal Dispatch to [he CA aune, Corunnus, 0., Oct. 12—8 p, m,~ * .vicen from varlous portious of tho State rhow that the vote to-day s the henvient nitico 1472, which was 519,- 000. fhe vots to-dsy will roach §10,00. The Republicavs claim thac th:s s & good sign, A8 it ehows that their arleyed roservo haa come out. GBEAT ENTHURIAYM. Special Dupaten tn T'he Chicnao Tribune, Coruxpus, O.. Oct. 12— p. m.—There (s the Froatest enthurisam aa favorsble returna come m. Ninotv-six precincta at this writing g1ve the Republicans gaina of 2,640. The Re- Publcanu aro rampant with delight, aud confi- deut of the Btate by 10,000 at the loweat. 81 eaial Duspateh to The Chizage T'ridune, CoLuv.nus, 0., Oct. 1212 p. m.—Tho follow- [ng disriatch bes just been recoived : ** Hamll- 100 County in redocrmed. Hhe gons Ropablican by 3 decidod msjonty. R. I, Stepbenson, Thomaa L. Yonng, Gen. E. F. Noges, Lewis Waitaol, and others," Baods of music snd men sre narading the stretts, and genora! tejoicing prevsila. Gov. Allen's own county bag goneback on him. At this writing (12:20 . m.) the Republican gain in the Btate ia 5,600. AN EXPECTED OFFPHETY. Speeial Duepateh to The Chicato Tridune. Corcysus, 0., Oct. 12—8:30 p, m.—Returna from twenty-four precincta lu various counties {0 the northwontorn portion of” the State, show largo Democratic gatus, being i the Germsa aad coal-mining diatricta. Thia was expected. pearal Lupateh o The Chicage Trvune, CoLuxnus, 0., Oct. 12—10 p, m.—~At thia writiog tho retarus roceived show a net Repab- lican gain in the Btate of 710, TOLLDO. &Svectal Disvalch o The Chiieaao Tribume, Torkpo, 0., Oci- 12—10 p. m.—Returvs are coming in slowly, but as yet nothing definite is known, except that the city gires Hayos a mae Jonty of 430, and the county will give Lima majority of from 800 to 1,000. The largost vote ever east in the coumiy has beoa polled. The resnlt ia alightly better than the Noyes vote of 1873, At that time this pection did botter for the Ropublican ticket than avy other part of the Btate. As pear as can be ascertained at prasent, the vole is pretty nearly divided, BOATTXRING RETURNS, Crscixwars, 0., Oct. 13—10 p. m.—Adama County, ono towarbip, Democratie gaia, 21 : Al- len Conaty, four precioeta, tnclading Lima City, Democratic guin, 57; Ashtabula County, three praciacts, Republicsn gain, 20 ; Clarke Coaaty, Bpriogfeld, First Ward, Democratio gain, 169 ; Cusaboga County, one sawnship, Republican gain, 01; Darke Oyunty,one precinet, Democratic grin, 14 ; Furfiold Connty, two fownships and two wards or Lancaster, Democratio gaa, 24: Fayetto Connty, one township, Domoaratie gain, 4; Franklin Connty, one towaship and two wards io Columbus, Hopublican galn, 257 ; Ful- ton County, one township, Republican gain, 10 ; Gallatin County, First Ward Qallipolis, Demo- eratic gain, 48 ; Greone County, obe township, Democratic gatn, 41 ; Hardin County, two town- ships, Republican gain, 83 ; Huron County, two towaships, Republican gain, 06; Joffarson County, three townsbips snd threo wards In Bteubonville, Democratic gain, 56; Logan Couu= ty, two townshuips, Republicsn gain, 47; Loraine County, five townships, Republican gain, 89; Lucas County, ono townatip, Democratio gatn, 21; Madison County, two townships, Republican gain, 23; Mohoulng County, Toungstosn, tbroo wards, Demacratic gatn, 256; Ottawa Counaty, ona townahip, Democratio gain, 10; Pickaway Connty, two townships sad two wards in Circle~ ville, Demooratic gain, 88; Portage Coanty, two townships, Republizan gain, 80; Ross Cousty, two towuships, Republican gain, 2; Bandusky County, two towoelips, Ropublicsn gain, 81, Bhelby County, ono township, Democratic gein, 11; Btark Couuty, one township and two waras in Maesillon, Democratic gaip, 23; Sammit County, Akron, Third Ward, Democrstio gain, 56 ; Trumbud County, two townahips and War- 1eu City entire, Democratio gain, 121; Tuscara- was County, ono township, Republican gain, 9; ‘Wayne County, throe lownslips and three wards, Democratio gain, 101, CoLumnus, 0, Oct. 12~Adams County, two townships, Hayes, 231; Alles, 213 ; Democratic galn, 9. Allen County, threo fownships and Lima City entire, Hayos, 804; Allen, 1,010; Democradic gain, 150, Asttabuls Connty, eigbty townships, Hayes, 1,902; Allon, 561 ; Republican gain, 628; Butler County, one townoship, Ilsyes, 86; Allau, 1632; Republican galo, 5. Carroll County, ons iownship, Hayos, 93; Allen, 53 ; Democratio gain, 12. Champeiga County, one township, Hayes, 181; Allen, 20; Republican galn, 20, Clarke Conuty, two townshipa and four wards o Bpnngfleld City, Hsyes, 2,280; Allep, 1,974 ; Domocratio gatn, 155, Chalon County, one township, Hayes, 177; Allen, 84; Ropublican gaio, 82, Costiocton County, ona township, Hayes, 93 ; Allen, 107 ; Republican gain, 86. Cuyshoga Couuty, ome township and fivo wards in Cloveland ; Republican galn, 1,500, Darko County, threo towuships, Llsyes, 278; Allen, 339; Democratic gain, 29, NEWS TO MAKE REPUBLIOANS SUBILANT. Special Duvatch to The Chrcaco Lriduns. OLEVELAND, O,, Oct, 12—10:20 p. m.~Ths day lisa been beautiful, snd ths election bias absorbed universal attantion. Noarly half the entire vote was polled befare 10 a. m. The voie waa very heavy iu all the townalbips sod wards of tais county and city, The elsction was perfectly quiet and orderly. Not & siogle disturbance hag thua far been zoported. Tho heavy vole polled #nd lasge number of eplits 0a counly obicors make tho returns very Iste and slow. Prosant advicea show heavy sod nearly uaiform gasins througliont she Weatern Resorve, except Ia Warren and Youngatown, where theta is an sugrogste gain of sbout 500 for Allen, Nine wards and towusbips of Cloveland and county give & Ropublican galn of 220 over 1873, Hayes' msjority in this county is thus far 4,800, with thirty wardd and townships yot to hoar from. Cuyahoga (thi¥) County i #ood for 6,000 Nepublicsn majority, a guo of 3,400 over Noyes in 1873, There is great excite- mons 1 the city to-night over tbe returus. Toe tepublicats hisre are confideat that the Weatern Reserve wlll give s msajority for Hayea of abave 25,000, and that the Republican aud Democratio gains fo tho remainder of the8tate will be near- iy balsuced. Appearancos are that the entire Cuyabogs County Rapublican ticket ia slected by from 4,000 to 5,000 majority, Full resurns will be very late, THR DEMOCBATS GIVE IT UP. Svecial Dupatch 0 Ths Chieaoo Fribune, Covunsus, 0., Oot, 12.—At this writing, 11:30 p. m., the net Republican galos from ons-third of tho Btate are 4,334, Tbo Lieadquarters of the Democratic Central Executive Committes rooms have closed, sud the unterrified " bave rotlred io dlsgust. A special dispasch from Ciuciouati by Ricbard Smith estimates that Hamilton Coun- b8 majority for Hayes is 2,500. It gave Allen 763 {n 1873, The Ropublicaus have orgsnizod pu impromptu jubilee meeting, sud choers aad apoochos are making Lhe nigud resonans NUMBER 50, Cortunrs, 0., Qct. 12—8:45 p. m.—Returny from forty-Bve procincts, mainly from the norsly ora part of the State, show a Hepublican gala of about 600 over 1873, Detaware County, ons township, Hayes, 62; Allon, 37; Republican gain, 6. . Erio Countv, one townahup, Hayes, 139; Allen, 139; Demooratio gain, 19, Fairleld Counts, four townships, snd Lanoas ter City, Ropublican gain, 61, Fagotte County, two townships, Hayes, 1803 Allen, 180; Democratic galn, 17, Franklin County, three townehips aod three wards in Columbua, Hayes, L888; Allen, 1.124; Republican gain, 610. Fulton Connty, one townaliip, Hayes, 133; Al- len. 146; Ropubhican yain, 10, Galla County, Fist Ward of Qalliopolis, Tavew, 63 Allen, 141 Demoeratle Ran, 84, Geauga County, two townships, Hayes, 836; Allen, 114 ; Rebulhcay Krio, 93, Greons County, Hayes, b3 Allen, 144 ; Demo- cratic gaip, 41, Hancock Count, ons townshlp, 1Ia; 1815 mi;n, fs; Tapubbean gamts, ik ardin County, three townabips, Tayes, 25! Allen, 405 ; Republicau gain, 103, 7 Z'[ Heury County, one township, Hayes, 953 Allen, 123 ; Democratic gain, 8. Hocking Conoty, oos township, Hayes, T2 3 Allon, 183 ; no chinnge, Huron County, five townships, Hayes, U1y Allen, 392 ; Republiean gain, 78, Jeftersan County, threo townships and four wards in Btenbeaville, 11 syes, 1,015 ; Allon, 829 Democratic gain, 223. Kaox County,two towosbips, iayes,185 ; Allen, 185 ; Republican gaiu, 19. Lske County, thres townships, Hayos, 1,125; Allon, 541; Republican gain, 18, Lawrence County, one township, Hayos, 110 Allan, 103; Demooratio gain, 18, Licking County, five townships, Hayes, 565 ; Allon, 663 ; Ropublican gain, 66. * Logan County, three townahips, Hayes, 4n; Allop, 278; Republican gain, 81. Lowtue County, sevea townships, Hayes, 1,153; Allen, 649. Richland County, two townships and one ward of Mausficld, Hayes, 710; Allen, 667 ; Republican gain, 24, TRoea County, four townships snd one ward of C:ufl:;:the. Iiayos, 309; Allon, 488; Republican Raln, 63, Bavdusky County, two townstips, Hsyes, 179; Allen, 522; Republican gain, 31 Bholby County, ove townsuip, Hsyes, 98, Alion, 110; Democratio ain, 11. Btark County, four townebips and four wards of Maamilon, Hayea, 1,384; Allan, 1,840; Demo- cratic gain, 85. Bummit County, five townships and fiva warde io Akron, Hayes, 2,303; Alfen, 1,638; Repube liesa gain, 172. Trumball Countv, eight townships and wards, g;;_val, $,460; Allen, 1,227; Republican gain, Tascarawaa County, two townsbips, Hayes, 223; Allon, 253; Repablican gaio, 23. Union County, one towuship, Hayes, 102; Ak len, 73; Vemocratio gain. 9. Warren Couaty, two townships, Hayes, 704¢ Allan, 554 ; Domoeratio gain, 53. ‘Washingion County, eight townships, Hayocs, 1,042; Allon, 964 ; Demooratic gain, 84, Wayne County, sight townships, Hayes, 1,135 Allen, 1.271; Domocratic gain, 139, Wyandotte County, ons township, Hayes, 151 ; Alicn, 65; Repablican gun, 2. CoLuxnus, 0., Oct. 12—8 p. m.—The election passed off nnusually quiot, no serious troubls haviog occurred in any ward. Tne Challenge Committees wors vory vigilant, and a large sod honest vote was polled at every voilng place. An inoreased vote was polled for both parties, and i¢ will be quite laca befors fall ro- forne can bo bad. The Indications are that the Bopublicana have largely incressed thelr vota THE FEELING IX OHICAUO, The iterest of Ubicagoans in the Oblo elsor tion waa not very largely manifested lsst even- iug. Various saloons had anuouaced that they woald receivg tho retaros, but it did not draw largs crowds soywhere, aud only the riff-raf wers (o bo found in waiting, The politiciang wero too much engaged in the prosecution of their,varons branches of the canvass to siay around much, and tho better clasa of citizens wera willing to wait for s morning paper rathey than buog around. The sanouncement early made that the change in the German vole and the retuns then recelved pointed un. doubtedly to the defest of Allen, was re. celved with incrédnlity by most of the partisans of cheap mouey, aud especially by thoss who hiad backed their opinfons with their greenbacks. The Intter class would uot believe any nows but that from their standpoint, aud peraistantly hupg off uatil the figures were 5o conviuclng that there was no longer any uas, whes they broke into imprecations and went home. Cone sidersble anms of money wers wagered here on the resait, in the pool-box and other ways, and lasge odds were offersd and accepsed thas Allan would be elected, This did not improve ihe temper of the losers. The crowd in the rotunds of the Grand Pacifie waa largor than usual, aud tnere were prosent soveral travelers from Obio, who greeted with great pleasuro the news of Hayea' aloctiom. Tho goueral sxpression was one of unstinted gratification st the resalt, THY MAJORITIZS OF 1873, The following table shows the majorities bs counties for Governor in the eloction held Oet, 14,1873 Totals.. . [33,27¢ Net majority. 817) lowa, INCHEASED BEFULLICAN MAJORITT. Hveciad Disvateh o Tha Caioon Trivume, Bioux Ciry, Is.. Oct. 12.--The city bas been full of people all dsy, but the election has passed off quiesly. aud & lirge voie polled. 1t is impos- eible to stato results. Coonsiderable scrstehing has boon dove, and $he flsal result mall ned ba