Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-13
ELECTION RETURNS
Ohio Gone Republican BY About
10000 Majority.

CoLuMBus, o, October lS.-Returns
come in very slowly. 1t is yet impossi
BILE to give accurate figures on the result
but both Republicans and Democrats
STATE Committees agree that the
State has not gone Republican BY over
10 900.
The most significant news Of to day is
an official dispatch from Ross county,
showing that Allen has only carried the
county BY 242, a Republican gain Of 405,
which elects a Republican Senator, Rep
resentative, Treasurer and Judge.
The absence of all figures on Lleuten-
ant Governor and Legislature makes a
definite statement regarding them i'm.
possible. While it is not certain that
both committees agree, it is quite
probable the Republicans have the work.
ing majority in both branches of the
General Assembly.
Delaware county, seven townships,
Republican gain, q; Erie county, nine
townships, Democratic gain, 1855; Fair
field county, sixteen townships, Republi.
can gain; Fayette county, six town
ships, Democratic gain, 81; Franklin
county, fourteen wards and precincts,
Republican gain, 1904; Fulton county,
two townships, Republican gain, Ga;
GAllia county, eight townships, Demo
cratic gain, 76; Glangs county, eleven
townships, Republican gain, 5ll; Green
county, two wards, Democratic gain, 50.
jackson county, in four townships, the
Republicans gain u; Jefferson county,
in fourteen townships aud wards, the
Democrats gain 3l2; Knox county, in
twelve townships aud wards, the Repub-
licans gain 1872; Lake county, in seven
townships, the Republicans gain 1888;
Lawrence county, all but two town
ships, the Democrats gain As; Lick
ing county, in fifteen townships
and wards, Republican gain IA; Logan
county, seven townships, Republican
gain pa; Lorraine county, twelve town
ships, Republican gain AIS; Lucas couu-
ty, Toledo city and six townships, Re
publican gain 279; Madison county, eight
townships, no change; Mahouey county.
city Of Youngston, Democratic gain 3ll
Marion county, eleven townships, Demo
cratic gain l49; Medina cousty, reported
Republican gain 400; Miami county,
three townships and city Of Piqua, Dem
ocratic gain 20.
In Dayton the Republicans gain IA;
10 MuskiDgum, three townships, and city
of GAINESVILLE, the Republicans gain Z;
Hancock. nine townships, the Republi.
eans gain l07; in Hardin, FIVE townships,
the Republicans gain 1911; in Harrison
the Democrats gain so; in Henry, three
townships, the Democrats gain 5; in
Highland, three townships, the Demo.
Gratis gain 43; IN Hacking, two town.
ships, the Republicans gan 81; in Hu.
ron, fourteen townships, the Republicans
gain 1884; in Noble Democrats gain l6
Ottawa, four townships, Democratic
gain, S.; PauldiDg. four townships,
Republican gain, Isl Perry. five town.
ships, Democratic gain, 255; Picka,
away, len townships, Republican
gain p; in Pike. one township, the
Democrats gain So; in Partage, twelve
townships, the Republicans gain 1877;
in Preble, n township, the Democrats
gain rs; in Putnam, ten townships, the
Democrats gain 10; in Richland, nine
townships, the Democrats gain So; il
Ross, seven townships, the Republi
cans gain 13; in ~Sandusky, foul
townships, the Republicans gain -.
in SciOia, two townships, the Democrat
gain SO; in Seneca, two townships, tn,
Republicans gain IS; Shelby. clever
townships, the Democrats gain 2l8.
CINCINNATI. October 10 -~Seventy-ou,
out OF the eigbiy-6ve precincts in Ham
ilton county give Hayes g majority o.
96S. and GO precincts give Young. Re
publican candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, a majority over Sam Cary dem
ocrai) of $500. The Fouth ward (frs
precinet) gave Allen a majority of 726
a Democratic gain. The Republican,
elect their legislators by an average ma
jority Of 1000. 1t is estimated tina
Hayes N jority in this county will reacI
1900.