Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-12
OHIO.
The EIection-A Roster of Republic
can Gains.

The EIecIion-A Roster of Republic
can Gains.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 11.-Sciota TOWNSHIP,
Ross county, gives Republican majority
of 10, gain so; Yellow Springs precinct,
Miami township, Shellabargcr 128 ma
jority, Sherwood 1876 majority; Lancaster
gives Republican gain of rs over the
vote of 1869; Marietta, Republican ma
jority 246, gain Ga; Hartman, Republican
majority 1911, gain As; Lebanon, Warren
county, Union township, (oficial)
Schenck' majority 70; Pomeroy gives a
total majority for the Republican ticket
of 2Ol, gain 26S; Middleport, Republican
majority 32l; Granville, Licking county,
Republican majority 26l, gain 80 over
last year; Miami township goes Demo
cratic by l majority; Eaton, Preble
county, small Republican loss; the county
will give GOO majority for Schenck;
Xenia city andtownship- Shellabarger's
majority 1923. Republican gain over
Hays 173.
Concord township, Fayette county
Republican majority II; Republican gam
Is.
Oxford gives Schenck 40; Campbell
277; Republican gain 6S.
Springfield township-Republican ma
jority 665; gain 70.
Morefield township-Republican ma
jority 80; gain A.
Valley Junction gives Cary, Democrat,
45; Stephenson, Republican, SO; balance
Of the ticket in the same proportion.
GallipoGS-Republican mamority 289.
Large gain.
Circleville city and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
can majority los. Large gain.
The First and Second Districts.
CINCINNATI, Oct. lin Corriville,
Clifton, Harrison and Riversville precincts,
Stephenson gains n. Every thing ap-
pears favorable to his election. In SclOta
township Perry gains 215 over Eggles-
toms vote. Republicans are claiming
Perry's election by decided majority.
In six precincts from Preble county
there are slight Democratic gains. Esti-
majority in the county for Schenck. 1t
is telegraphed to the Gazette from Eaton
Mill, that there is a majority in the 1st
Congressional district. Republican in the
LIST ward of 200OveTthe last Congressional
election. In the 1st Congressional, seven
wards and five townships, loss over last
Congressional election of sc. Returns
from the I'd district toe meagre to indicate
anything satisfactory; two wards aud
precinct show slight Repepublican gain.
On the Lake Shore.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct 1.-THE election
passed off quietly. Here the vote was
light. Sherwood's majority in Cleveland,
complete, is 1876, gain of 285. Chas.
Foster, Republican, for Congress in the
9th district, gains heavily. The Repub-
| licans claim his election. The Republi-
cans gain GAO in Sandusky. The city and
Huron county give l, 500 majority for the
Republican Secretary of State, and |, 900
for Foster. The Republican majority in
Logan county is estimated at about 800.
III Cuyhoga county the Republican ma
iority will probably reach 2, 500 Upson's
majority in fine 18th district is estimated
at about 5000.
From the CaPitRl-OhIO Gone Ro
publican.
| COLUMBUS, Oct. 1f.-Retnrns from all
parts of the State show large Republican
gains Shellebarger, in the Seventh dis
lrict, is certainly elected. The Independ-
ent ticket in Franklin beats the regular
Democratic ticket badly.
Schenck's Prospect.
DAYTON, Oct. Flour wards. give
Schenck lis majority. He will probably
so back.
Hamilton County.
CINCINNATI, Oct. lin the 18th and
Esd wards ID district, Stephenson gains
IT'S over the last Congressional election,
when the majority was 497. The returns
indicate Ranny's election. The Republi.
can ticket is elected in Hamilton county.
Returns from the Third Congressional
District show slight gains for Schenck.