Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-10-16
OHIOELECTION.
Light Vote--Heavv Dem
ocradc Gains.

turns show steady Democratic gains.-
lThe DemocratsAre clsinlislg the Leg
islature sure and have hopes of theil
J State ticket. The Republicans are no
vet disposed to cOncede the State ticke
tbut have about given up the Legisla
tture. The returns are very mesgre
Especially from the cities. The addi
tfitionaI refArns show gains as follows
Allen county, one township, Republi
Lean Gain 5l;--Athens county, three
\ tfownships, Republican gain 81; Ashta
lbula county, two townships, Democrat
! ic gain 1877; Belmont county, one town
ship, Republican gain 2Si Butler eoun
jtv CITY of Hamilton and seven town
lships show a Republican gain of ia or
the State ticket; Champaign county
Urbana City and z townships, Demo
cratic gain 139; Crawford county, two
townships, Dem, gain 10; Cuyahogs
county, three townships, and one WARD
of Cleveland, Democratic gain, l4Si
Defiance county,t three townships, Dem
ocratic gain, IL; Erie county, seven
townships and Sandusky City, Repub-
lican gain, $50; Fulton county, fouI
townships, Noyes' majority 800; esti-
mated Republican majority in the
teounty, $50; Democratic gain, $50;
Green county, Xenia City township
and one precinct, Democratic gain, 233;
Huron county, Eve township, Demo
cratic gain, l27; Hardin county, one
township, Democratic gain, %; Henry
county, two townships, Republican
gain, q; Hooking county, one town.
ship, Democratic gain, 8; Knox coun-
ty, one township, Democratic gain, IL;
Lucas county, five townships, Noyes'
majority 229. But one ward in Toledo
heard from at midnight, which shows
a Democratic gain of 8. The contest
vas especially spirited on CountyTreas-
urer. The indications are that the
Republicans have elected the entire
county ticket. Morrow county, three
townships, Noyes 92 maj; Dem. gain;
Montgomer county, Dem. county tick
ct elected with exception Of Infirmary
Director; Ottawa county, four town
ships, Dem. gain 16; Putnam county
one township, Pep. gain 1; Sandusky
county, estimated maj for Allen $50;
small Rep. gain; Stark sounty, Mnssil-
Ioif city and township and one precinct,
Dem. gain 8; Warren county, three
townships, Rep, gain 72; Washington
county. three townships, and Marietta
city, Democratic gain "A; Wood coun-
ty, four townships, Democratic galn224;;
Williams county, three townshipsDem-
ocratic gain 70; Wyandot county, DEM
ocratic majority 500 to $50, Democrat
ic gain 200. re =. - =. = :, 80, -
Rodney FOos, Secretary OF the Re-
publican Central Committee at one
O'clock claims the election of the Re-
publican State ticket by 5000 to 10000
majority, while J. g. Thompson, chair
man of the Democrat Committee does
not concede this. He is not sanguine
as to the success of the Democrat ticket.
DAYTON, Oct. 14.-Montgomery CO.,
Allen over 400 majority; Corwin, Re-
publican, for Senator, and Cater, Re-
publican, for Representative, are elect
ed; Metz, Democratic Representative,
is probably elected. a.ya.
IRoNToN, Oct. 14.-City OF lront1n.
Noyes, / ,124, Allen GA. Millard. inde-
pendent candidate for Sheriff, endorsed
by the Democrats, has 224 majority in
the city. 7ai-s- = elat =. -,
CLEVELAND, Oct. 1.-THE I'd Ward
of this city Republican majority 25S;;
Republican loss go. Seven townships
in Cuyahoga county give republican
majority of 289; q Republican loss OF
2O5.. june Republican candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE, also gains largely in
the Townships heard from. His elec-
t:ousls, conceded by the Democrats.
Aliens majority in Sandusky county Is
about $50. Eisfz barJs u z'.sA
TeHEDo, Oct. IA Wood county, Mil
toirtownship, Democrat majority.
.4Panlding, county, Harrison town.
ship, Myer'smajoritys10. ~
TOLEDO, Oct. 14-Thirteen townships
in Lucas county and the 9th and 9TH
wards of Toledo give Moves l69 major
ity against 4l6 for Wikof in 1872.
CINeINNATI-LATER A. M
The election returns from this county
foot lup, Noyes e13, 800, Allen 1888.
Collins 3,710, with the 18th ward and
the Delhi Western precinct to hear
from: The 18th ward last year gave
Wiley 772 mai. and Delhi gave WikoffI
10 n,ii The Legislative ticket is close:
It Is conceded hat Skaats, Haven and
Burton. Republicans, will be elected
by small maiorities on the Legislative
ticket: on the county ticket Humph-
rows. Rep. and the Peoples party for
Auditor is assured. The remainder OF
the ticket, Legislative, State and
county, will be Democratic, but In
MANY cases very close. The whole
vote of the county will be about 81. 900.
Official returns alone will decide the
election in the case of several candi-
dates. -.
CLEyELAND.-In this county the
elect three Representa-
tives and the Democrats two. Fehren-
batch and Babcock, Republican candl-
dates, are defeated. i
Trumbull Ceunty-!Two thousand
majority. The Democrats
gain LOO. Republicans remained at
home or voted. the Prohibition ticket,
which, pOlled 400 votes. ,.sa..ss