Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
RETURNS II.
OHIO.


their comrades: This city gives Thurman
majority of one hundred and eighty-six,
gain of two hundred and fifty-seven on
Smiths vote of last year.
WILL R. MUTT.
FREMONT, Oct. s-City of Fremont and
Sandusky township, Thurman's majority
one hundred and fifty, being gain of one
hundred and fifty. Against Negro Suffrage,
two hundred and twenty-five. VAN.
BLACK LICK, Oct. S.-Whole vote of JEFF
erson township, Franklin county, two hun
dred and eighty-seven; Democratic majori-
ty one hundred and eighty-three, being.a
gain of thirty-seven votes over last year
For the Amendment, forty-five votes.
E. COMPTON,.
LANCASTER, Oct. S.-Thurman's gain In
Lancaster is one hundred and twenty-one.
5s P. VAN TRUMP.
NEWARK, Oct. s.-Thurman's majority
in the city is one hundred and ninety-nine.
One hundred and sixteen last year.
-,t J. E. RANKIN.
PIoUA, Oct. s.-The First Ward gives
Thurman majority of twenty-five. DEM
ocratic gain of seventy-nine on last year.
Democratic gain in Fourth Ward twenty
one. ~,,-. ---. F. MCKINNEY.
CHILLIcoTHE, Oct. S.-Thurman's major
ity three hundred and twenty-five. DEM
ocratic gain, one hundred and sixty five.
Against Negro Suffrage four hundred and
seventy. uT PUTNAM.
SANDUsKY, o., Oct. s.-Thurman's ma
jority in Sandusky city Is two hundred
and thirty. Democratic gain four hundred
since last fall. .-r
H. WILDMAN.
CLEVELAND, Oct. s.--For Governor, Re-
publican majority in the city five hundred.
Democratic gain three hundred and fifty.
'sNigger, yes," falls behind his ticket i'm
mensely. M. FOSTER.
WELLsvILLE, o., October S.-Hayes three
hundred and forty-two; Thurman two
hundred and twenty-three. Democratic
gain seventy-ive. Majority for amend
ment one hundred.
G. o. ARNOLD.
CIRcLEv1LLE, o., Oct. S.-Circleville city
and township, two hundred and forty-four
for Thurman; eighty Democratic gain.
Agagnst amendment, three hundred and
ten.
r. -'' A. r. VAN CLEAF.
MANSFIELD, Oct. 9.-Thurman ahead in
this city and township seventy three; a
gain of seventy-four. amendment, no."
one hundred better.
JONAS SMITH.
CH1LL1coTHE, Oct. S.-Ross gains more
than ten per cent; good for more than six
hundred.
~, s1s--f-t JNo. M. VANMETER.
STEUBENvILLE, Oct. t.S-Steubenville city
and township, Hayes majority, two hun
dred and sixty-one-last year, five hun
dred and eight; Democratic gain, two
hundred and forty-seven. Amendment
nearly one hundred behind. Hurrah!
Send news.
- --- s IN. ALLEN.
New CoMERsTowN, Oct. s.-Oxford
township, Tuscarawas county, torty-six
Democratic majority. Eighty-seven against
Constitutional Amendment.
81. .-,...7-.-- r. Fl. NUGEN.
LIMA, o., Oct. S-Two townships in
give three hundred and sixty Democratic
majority against sixty last year. City of
Lima on Justice of the Peace one hundred
and ninety Democratic; thirty Republican
last year. 81 ~ D. S. FISHER.
NAPOLEON, Oct. S.-Napoleon, Henry
county, gives one hundred and thirty-six
Democratic majority, an increase over last
year of twenty-four. The county is good
for five hundred and fifty. HoAG.
NEWARK, Oct. s.-Newark, Democratic
majority, three hundred and three, gain
of one hundred and twenty-one. Three
townships heard from; Democratic gain,
one hundred and seven. Licking county
good TOR one thousand for Thurman.
KINGsBURY.
PLEASANT VALLEY, Oct. S.-The Demo-
cratic gain in Darby township, Madison
county, since eighteen sixty-six is thirty
votes. ,7.a BIGELow.
MANSFIELD, Oct. s.-Richland, gain, three
hundred. Amendment beaten one thou
sand. How is the State. a1
B. BURNS,
JONAS SMITH.
CREsTLINE, O.. Oct. S.--Jackson town.
ship, including Crestline, Democratic ma
jOrity three hundred and thirty. Demo-
cratic gain one hundred and sixty-six.
Hs7 s.5 sa1sr soc..- .55 G. 81. MILLER.
BUcYRUs, o., Oct. S.--Bucyrus two
hundred and four Democratic majority,
gain OF one hundred, and thirteen; Consti-
tutional Amendment beaten two hundred
and twenty. JAS. CLEMENTS. &.
SHELBY, Oct. s.-Republican majority in
Shelby, forty-seyen; Amendment eight.
Democratic gain about fifty-more than
our share to carry the State. so
ss-@ es s-sf S. s. BLOOM.
DAYTON, O., Oct. .s.-Montgomery good
for five hundred majority for Thurman.
Amendment beaten over twelve hundred.
G. i. .VALLANDIGHAM.
SANDusKY, o., Oct. s.-Erie county four
hundred majority for Hayes. Gain seven
hundred. JOHN STRICKLAND.
PIQUA, o., Oct. S.-Miami county, Wash
ington township, including Piqua, Hayes
torty-two majority. Democratic gain of
two hundred and seven on last year.
Spring Creek township, Thurman one
hundred and one majority. Democratic
gain fifty three. J.F. MCKINNEY.
WAvERLY, o., Oct. Spike county Will
give seven hundred Democratic majority.
A gain of two hundred and twenty. $50
-s@E 2 ess j. C. PENNIsTEN.
MT. VERNON, o., Oct. s-Clinton town
ship and Mt. Vernon sixty Democratic
gain; Morris township nineteen Democrat
ic gain; Liberty township twenty Demo-
cratic gain. Old Knox is redeemed. Send
me news. FRANK III. HURD.