The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-11-05

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seventy two. Rep. gain forty.
Vermillion township, Erie eounts
Republican majority twelve. Rep.
gain thirty.
|. Z Mansfield city. Republican majori-
ty In three Wards seventy-four Rep.
gain twouty-nine.
/ .Coiumb6ARepublicau gain in
three Wards QUO hundred.
Fremont city aud township-Re-
publican gain Of two hundred and
eighty-six over October.
CLEVELAND Nov. as: IS ?. NJ.
Returns are scattering, but tecom-
ing more complete. All from Ohio
and Indiana, without exception, show
large Republican gains.
Cleveland city gives Republican
gaiu over October of one thousand
two hundred aud eighty two. Cuya-
hoga county gives four thousand FIVE
hundred.
Norwulk-R Republican minority
three hundred aud four; Republican,
gain G7. ..'"
Toledo Republican majority Fix
hundred and eighty Republican gain
three bundled
Columbus-The Republican State
Committee claim the State by from
ihirty-fve to forty thousand majority.
Elmoro Republican gaiu thirty.
Akron-Graut one thousand two
hundred aud niucty-fve majority /;
gain two hundred al | twenty-five.
Montgomery oou ,ty will give three
hundred majority for Grant-a Re =
publican gain Of five hundred over
The Oct, election. Grants majority in
Dayton Is four hundred and three-a
Republican gain Of two hundred aud
nineteen.
Lucas county-Completo Rcpubi-
can gain eight hundred
Summit county-three hundred.
Hamhilton county will give Grant
four thousand majority.
The Republican gain in Columbus
is six hundred aud eighty,
Baltimore gives Seymour twelve
thousand five hundred and sixty-fye
majority. The State goes Democratic
by about fourteen thousand. ..
Springfield Ill.-Chicago goes Re
publican by four thousand two hun
dred, aud Cook county by seven thus
and Eve hundred Those from the
northern part Of the State show Re-
publican gains, while those from the
central portion show Democratic
gains. Indications are that the
State has gone Republican by forty
five to City thousand majority The
first, second, third, fourth, 9Th, sixth
aud seventh Districts elect Republi
eau Congressman. In the eighth Gull
ldm is probably defeated. The
Democrats carry the ninth, tenth
aud eleventh Returns from the
twelfth and thirteenth are meager.
Iowa gives her usual Republican
majority ofabout twenty eight thOus-
and
Wisconsin goes for Grant by ten
thousand.
Minnesota returns indicate that the
State has gone Republican by seven
tha"se"' ..",nP,ute--Ovuvo
turus indicate u majority OF about
six thousand. Republican gains re.
ported in noarly every precinct. The
State is clamed by the Republicans
by about eight thousand mJjrity.
COnnocticut-A special dispatch
from Hartford gives the returns from
that city and State, they indicate
that Grant will carry Connecticut By
tull hftoen hundred
Montgomery, Ah.-Tho result Of
the State is yet in doubt, Fifty six
towns shows Republican gain Of
two thousand, The Republican ma
jority in the State is estimated at
three thousand five hundred.
Indianapolis, Ind Returns from
sixty seven townships gives RepuL
licau gain Of Que thousand and eigh-
teen, aud the gain in the State at the
same rate win give Grant a majority
OF from twelve thousand to fifteen
thousand.
South BeDd (Colfax's home)-Re-
publican majority two hundred and
Fifty four. Republican gain seventy
Que.
Detroit, Mich.--Republicaus claim
the State for Grant by twenty five
thousand majority. In the first Dis
triot for Congress, Mills (DemooraD
runs ahead Of his ticket. lie will
have fifteen hundred majority in this
county, aud will reduce Beamens
majority to about fifteen hundred.
Portland, Me.--Returns from the
election in Maine show considerable
Republican gains over the September
Augusta gives Grant three hundred
aud forty two majority, Republican
gain oftwo huadred aud City. Sew
en- other counties aud towns show
Republican gain of one thousand and
sixty seveR, or about thirty per cent,
indicating majority of twenty eight
to thirty thousand for Grant aud
Coliax in the State. Bangor gives
one thousand majority for Grant, a
"
Republican gain of two hundred aud
twenty. .t.
West Virginia--Wheeling The re.
turns from twenty townships show
large Republican gains over the %.
tobor election. The Secretary of the
Republican State Committee claims
the State by 5000 majority.
Returns from Rhode Island, ex-
eept four towns, give Grant ton
thousand nine hundred aud forty,
Seymour two thousand four hundred
and seventy. Further returns will
make Grants majority about 5000.
Thomas A. Jenoks and Nathan +.
Dixon were reelected to Congress
hy largo maiOrifiaa