Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-16

both sides. but the Democrats claim to
have suffered the most from It. Up TO
noon to-day forty wards and precincts
have been heard from. The majorities
! of Moves over Allen indicate Republi-
can gains over last year. The vote is
everywhere extremely light. 1t looks
as il Collins would get between four
thousand and five thousand in the coun-
u, and that, with one exception,
the whole Democratic legislative
ticket, and, with possibly two or three
exceptions, the whole Democratic eoun-
ty ticket would be elected. The larger
part of the city returns are not yet In.
The vote for Noyes is 9l38; for Allen,
1886; for Collins, 252s, with nine city
wards and seventeen county precincts
to hear from. This is about One-fifth of
| the vote of Hamilton county, pOlled
| yesterday. The Republicans figure from
these returns a gain of 1000 by N0yes's
vote in comparison with the vote of the
secretary of state last year. Present re-
turns indicate that the Democrats have
carried the legislative and county ticket,
with the exceptions stated in former
dispatch, by 1000 or 1900 majority. The
returns will probably not DE all in to-
day, as the counting is still going on in
many wards and precincts. The returns
! from seventeen out of the twenty-five
wards show a Republican gain over last
year of 1855. The returns from the
county give Noyes (Republican) a gain
of 450, with a number of precincts to
hear from. The Republicans this after
noon are claiming the election of Bur-
ton to the senate, and of Haven, McGill,
Vail, Zimmerman, Glenn and Trimble
to the house. Also the election of IRE
vor for clerk, Humphries for auditor
and BrIner for recorder.
Returns from nine city wards and
nine precincts not in at eight
o'clock tonight. Several of these were
not through counting at that time. 1t
is thought all Of them will be in by
midnight. Results from what are in,
and which were sent in at noon, show
about three-fourths of the full vote. The
Democrats claim that the wards to hear
from will increase their majority. They
rely largely on the third and nineteenth.
1880 p.m.-Ofiicial and reported re-
turns have been received from forty-six
counties, which show the following ma
iorities on the State ticket: Democratic
Adams, 377; Anglaize, 1858; Brown,
972; Butler, 1901; Crawford, 1857; De-
fianee, 900; Franklin, 200; Han
cock, 470; Knox, $50; Marion,
675; Montgomery, 3S2; Musking-
um $50; Perry, 425; Pickaway, 81;
Richland, 612; Ross, 632; Sandus-
KY, 725; Seneca, S92; Shelby, 694; Van
Vert, l Vinton, 245; Wayne, 2l6;
Wyandotte, 6S3. Republican MAORI
ties-Athens, 1I01; Champaign, $40;
Clark, 1l50; Clinton, 941; Columbiana,
100; Fulton, 635; Harrison, 1872; Jeffer-
son, 1000; Lawrence, 800; Logan, 4l6;
Lucas, 5S5; Meigs, 1855; Meami, $50;
Morgan, 175; Morrow, Is; Portage, 227;
Preble, 326; Scisto, $50; Trumbull, I775;
Union, SIT; Warren, 1915; Washing
ton, 120; Wood, 2S0. Net Democratic
gain in the fOrty-six counties is
ten thousand and fifty-one. This
gain carried throughout the State
would elect Allen by over 1900 majority.
This does not include Hamilton county
where the Republican gain is reported
at over 1900. Noble county is reported
25 majority for Allen; a Democratic
gain of 1S6; Democratic representa-
tive elected. The Democrats claim
the legislature in both instances,
which the Republicans are disposed to
cOncede, although the result in Hamil-
ton county on the legislative ticket has
notyet been definitely settled, and may
change the political aspect.
DAYTON.
DAYTON, October l5.-COmplete re-
turns from Montgomery county give
Allen 3S2 msjOrity-41 Democratic gain;
COrwin, Republican senator, 125 major
ity; Coler, Republican representative,
100 majority; Thompson, Democratic
representative, IS majority. Corwin's
majority for senator in the district is
$40. The Democratic county ticket, eX-
cepting the infrmary directors, is elect
ed. Collins, of the peoples ticket re-
eeived 200 votes, about 80 more than his
ticket. The prohibition vote was I06,
about all Republicans.
WARREN.
WARREN, October Is. - Trumbull
county gives 1000 Republican ma
jority. The Democrats gained 100.
Many Republicans remained at horned or
voted the prohibition ticket, which
polled 400 votes.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, October 15.-Lucas coun-
ty, except two townships and
in. Hayes has 400 majority which will
returns. Cummings, Democrat, for
treasurer, is probably elected by $500
majority. The balance of the Republi-
can ticket is probably elected. For sena-
tors, Newton, Republican, leads Patten,
Democrat by $40, and Beckham's ma
jOrity over Tressler, Democrat, is 4S7.
Wood county, Perrysburg township,
gave 134 Democratic majority. Hatfield,
Democrat, for representative, 735 ma
jority.
Lucas county complete.-NOyes, 5S5
majority; Cummings, Democrat, for
treasurer, 1876 majority. The balance of
the Republican ticket is elected by ma
iorities ranging from $50 to 800. The
vote for senator is very close in the dis
trict, both parties claiming the election.
Noyes's majority in Fulton county is
655; in Defiance county, 800 Democratic
majority.
COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, October l5.-In Ashland
county the Democratic majority is 500.
Democratic gain IS in Brown county,
Union township. Democratic gain So in
Champaign county; Republican majori-
ty $40. Democratic gain 175 in Clinton
county. In three townships Democratic
gain Is 40; estimated Democratic gain In
the county is $50. In Defiance county
Democratic majority 800. Democratic
gain lis in Franklin county. In Co
lumbus seven wards give nett Demo-
cratic gain of six votes. Gallia county,
Gallipolis city and seven townships
show a Democratic gain on the
State ticket and a gain of Sl2
on the vote for representative.
Harrison county, Noyes, S94 majority;
Democratic gain of 1852. Holmes eoun-
ty, Democratic majority, 1900; a small
Repu slican gain. Jackson county, Re-
publican majority about 400; Democratic
gain, l65. Meigs county seven townships,
Noyes, 800 majority; large Democratic
gain. Ottawa county, Allen, 62l major
ity; Republican gain, l. Pike county,
Democratic majority on the State tick
ct, 300; Republican gain, II; the Repub-
lican representative and & portion of the
county ticket are elected. Perry coun-
ty, three townships, shows a gain of "a.
Riehland county, 80 majority for Allen,
Republican gain of 79; the Republi-
cans have probably elected the treasurer,
auditor and clerk. Ross county; latest
returns make Aliens majority 800, a
Democratic gain Of 335. Seneca coun-
/ ty, Democratic msjority, $50; Demo-
cratic gain. 1854 Stark county. NOvesjs