The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-12
coSGREssNgs ELEcrED.
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Large Republican Gains-Dickinson Said to
be Defentsd-Schenck all Right -shelia
I'm SnIe,

Large Republican Gains-Dickinson Said 10
be Defentsd-Schenck all Right sheiia
bnrper safe.
sAxprskr, o., Sept. 1.-THE Republicans
claim the election OF Foster (Rcp) for Congress,
over Dickinson. in the Ninth District.
CoLuMBus, Oct. 11.-scatterng returns from all
parts OF Ohio show large Republican gains. shelli.
bar.cr (iep) in the seventh District is certainly
elected.
CIScIYxArI, Oct. ll.-Shenck is elected Cary
is defeated. The Democrats lose strader's district
they lose Dickiuson's, Hoag's, and Strader's dis
triets, and, so far as heard from, gain none.
Later The Democrats gain the Sixth District
(John A. smith's)
-Four precints give Stevenson (Rep) for Congress
gain OF n. The indications are favorable to his
election.
In the FRS: District the Republicans claim Perrys
election by decided majority.
Cleveland city complete gave "a Republican ma
jority OF 27G. Tie Republican majority in the
county will probably be $500
Upson's majority for Congress in the Eighteenth
District is estimated at about 500
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Oct, 1l.-Scattering returns
from the State show an increased Republican ma
jority. 1t probably viii reach 10000.
Dickinson DEM, for Congress In the Ninth Dis
trict, is defeated The Congressmen will stand the
same as before-li Republicans and Democrats.
The vote was very light throughout the whole
State. PLAIN DEALER.
scArTERISds RETURNS.
CLEVELAND o., Oct. 1.-THE election In this State
passed Of very quietly. Tho indications are OF q
light vote. Tie following returns have been re.
eeiyed:
Ravens, Portage County-Republican majority,
lO6. Democratic gain. "a
Gallon, Crawford eounty-DemOcratiO majority.
100. Republican gain, ITO
Warren city and township T,unbull eOun,y.Ro-
| dusiy oouuty-show Democratic loss OF 1888.
Csrretsville. Postage eounty-Rep maj. %; Rep
Green wieh. Huron coun,y-Rep. maj, I96 Fos-
| ter, Rsp, for Congress, 100 maj; Rep, gain, H.
Jackson township, Seneca county-Rep. maj, T3 (;
EiJr,a, Lorraine ee1nty-Rep. maj, s7S, . Rep
PsinssYiis, Lake county-Rep. gaia, 81.
| Fosteria, Seneca county, gyos Foster Or epubli-
Youngstown, MAhoniug county. shows Republi.
Rockland county gives Democratic majority oil
| about 600.
ships, give Poster (Rep) TOR Congress gain OF itl
over the vote for Governor last year CIestline In
sSun gyss fepSseSSn s1iT Of 81
| majority OF 40, gain Of @O.
| Amber (Rep), Tor Congress, runs ahead OF the
| ssndusky, Erie county, slvesA net Republican
gain in the city Of 6l0 over the last Congressional
Cleveland City, eight wards, give a Republican
| majority OF 500, a gain OF %.
| Huron county gives 800 Republican majority on
the state ticket, and 1000 majority for Foster for
| Congress.
| Lucas county gives a Republican majority OF
| 1890.
| Loram countY-Tweve townships give 1,600 Re
| publican mAjoTity--a gain Of 200.
| Toledo city gives PecA (RepG for Congress, b5s
majority.
| FrebIe county. six townships show a small Repub.
| licrn loss. The county will give schencks TOO ma
| jOrity
Xenia, Greene county, city and township gives
| shc.labarger l,OG majority Republican gain OF
| lIa.
Returns from Butler county give Campbell Dem }
| for Congress l,lTh maj.
| Locan cOunty give an estimated Republican ma
| iofl'y Of about COO