The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-13

lican majority lis; loss 10.
FostOria, Seneca cOunty--FOsteF's
majority 2S7; gain, Is.
YOungstOwn-Republican majority
80; loss, ll0.
I Vermiilion, Huron cOunty-RePub-
lican majority IL; Foster So.
Alliance, Stark eOunty-Republiean
majority $50.
CiEcinnati.-Republican gain in the
First Ward First District) 800 over
the last Congressional election.
ChillicOtke.-SciOtO township gives
a Republican majority of 10, gain, 80.
Yellow Springs.-Miami township
precinct gives Shellabarger Us major
ity; Sherwood, 1876 majority.
Lancaster.-FEll returns give Re
publican gain Of IS in this city over
the vote Of 1869.
Pomeroy.-Returns from three
wards give Republican majority for
Congressman Of 78-a Republican
gain Of 153 over 1869.
Marietta-Republican majority, 24G;
gain of64.
Harmar-Republican majority, 19l;
gain of 43.
Washington, Fayette county-Con-
cord township, Republican majority,
u; gain OF l5-nOt a cOlOred vote in
it.
Oxford-Schenek, 40; Campbell,
277; Republican gain of 6S over last
fall.
Springfield-Republican majority
in Springfield township, 665 gain OF
IS; Mansfield township, Republican
majority 50 gain Of A over Winans.
/ Valley Junction-Carey, Democrat,
I l45; Stephenson, Republican, SO; and
the balance of the ticket in the same
proportion.
/ Gailipolis--Republican majority,
289; large Republican gains.
CircleYille-Citya and township give
n Republican majority Of 105; a
Republican gain over the the Pendle-
ton vote.
New LexingtOn-Pike township
and New Lexington, 76 Democratic
majority; Democratic gain of -
Van Trump's majority over Brown,
Is.
Lucas county will give about 1900
! Republican majority.
: Huron county,, 800 Republican
majority and Foster, candidate for
Congress, received ], 800 majority.
Cincinnati-In the First District
the Republicans claim Perry's cleo
ton by decided majority. In the
Second District everything appears
favorable to StevensOn's election.
Lorain county-ProbabIe Republic
can majority ?, 100.
Shelby county-Nine townships
heard from give a Republican gain of
139.
Miami county-RepubIican gain of
330over PendletOn.
Logan cOunty-Republican majori-
ty about 600.
Observation-Disclosures majority IS !;
Republic gain, 81.
/ Crawford COunty.-TwO townships
give Foster a gain Of fl4l over Hayes
vote.
Hiram, Portage county
ic majority, l Republican loss, 80.
New Philadelphia.-Republican ma
jority, LOG.
Milan, Erie CONTEMPLATION
majority, l67.
kirtland.-Republican majority, 20;
| Republican loss, 50.
oiumbUs.-Scatterin returns from
all parts of the State show large Re
publican gains. Shellabarger, in the
Seventh District, is certainly elected
/ The Independent ticket in franklin
county beats the regular Democratic
/ ticket badly.
Cincinnati.-Republican gain in the
First Ward First Districtl, 200.
Lancaster.-Republican gain, IS Ov-
er 1863.
Pomeroy.-Returns from three
Wards give a Republican gain of I58
over 1858.
Neutrality-suspicious. give Peck SIS
majority for Congress.
Salem, COlumbiana cOunty.-Re-
publieans give Amber 400 majority
for Congress.
New LOndon.-Repubiicln majori-
ty, DO; Democratic loss, I.
Mansfield.-DemOeratic majority in
Richland county is about 600.
HamiltOn.-Returns from Butler
county give Campbell l ,175 majority,
q Republican gain Off.
Lebanon, Warren cOunty-UniOn
township, official, Sehenek's majority
Pomeroy-gives a total majority for
the Republican ticket Of 2Ol, gain Of
Middleport-Republiean majority
32l.
Granville, Licking county-Repub-
can majority 26l, a gain Of SO over
last year,
CIeves-Mlami township goes Dem
Ocratic by majority.
Eaton, Preble county--Six townships
show a small Republican loss COM
pared with the vote Of two years ago;
the county will give 200 majority for
Sehenek.
Xenia city and township-Shella-
barger's majority I,0l6; Republican
gain over Hayes Of I73.
| LEBANON, o., October 1.-Five
townships in Warren county show a
Republican loss Of 16l, against the
vote of 1868.
PLEASANT VALLEY, O., October IL.
Daily township, Madison county
gives Shellabarger 125, Jewett 7e, q
/ Republican gain over the last Con-
! gressional election.
GROVEPORT, O., October 11.-Madi-
son township, Franklin county, give
a Democratic majority 127, a Demo-
cratic gain Of %.
Cincinnati.-In the COrryville, Cliff
ton, Harrison and Runside precincts
| the Stevenson gains were u. Every
| thing appears favorable to SteYensOn's
election. In Sycamore township Per-
ry gains % over EgglestOn's vote. The
! Republicans are claiming PerTy's cleo
\ ton by a decided majority. In six
precincts from Preble county there
are slight Democratic gains. The es-
timsted majority In the county for
/ Schenck telegraphed to the Gazette
from Eaton is 700.
Cineinnati-In the First Gougres-
sional district, seven wards and five
townships, show a Republican loss
over the last Congressional election
of So. The returns from the Second
district are too meager 10 indicate
anything satisfactory. Two wards
and precincts show q, slight Republi-
can gain. In the Twelfth and TWen-
ty-third wards, COlerain, Delhi, Cliff
ton, Springfield, Harrison and Run
side precincts in the Second district
Stevenson gains us on the last Con-
4 gTessiOnal election when his majority
was 497. The returns Indicate Per-
rvs election. The Republican county
ticket is doubtless elected in HamiI-
ton county.
Returns from the Third Congress-
iOnal district show slight gains for
/ Schenck.
IrOntOn-Lawrence county is Re
publican by about 500 majority. There
/ is 4 slight Democratic gain.
/ COsehOctOn-Five townships in
CoschOctOn county report Republic
can loss of 20 on last year.
GroyepOrt-DemOcratic majority on
| the State and Congressional ticket
I72; Democratic gain of 2S.
Dayton-FOur wards give Sehenck
lis majority. The county will proba-
go Democratic.
BUoYRUs, October 11.-Five town.
ships Of Crawford county give FOs-
ter gain Of 400 over 1859.