The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-12
SEVENTH WARD.

First Prectnct-N 0tes cast, 26l. Thls
precinct last spring gave Democratic
1921. 1t Is claimed by the Re-
ppblicans to-day that they will carry
the ward. 1t is evident that at least the
vote will be much nearer even than last
spring, and that the German element,
which controls the precinct, are going
largely with the Republicans to-day.
Second Preclnct--Vo otes cast, 43. The
precinct will poll nearly thousand
votes, with probably light Republican
majority. Birnbaum is making good
run here, and will probably run ahead Of
his ticket.
EIGHTH WARD.
First precinct-Votes cast, $40. The
majority here is Of course largely Demo-
cratic, The precinct will give soft
money majority OF nearly 500. Wise will
run slightly behind. Otherwise the
straight Democratic ticket will be
ahead, as noted above.
Second Precinct--Yotes cast, 332. The
vote will be nearly as heavy as that OF
last spring, and with about the same
majority. Wise will run ahead OF his
ticket, and the Democratic majority may
be reduced slightly. Last spring 1t was
246. To-day it will evidently be over 200.
NINTH WARD.
First Precinct-Vote cast, PIT. The
majority here last spring was OF for the
Republican ticket. To-day the proba-
bilities are that the majority will be
somewhat increased. Wise is running
ahead, and Cary behind. Geghan is also
being scratched, Humphreys Is running
ahead, and Birnbaum is suffering.
Second Precinct-Votes cast, AIT. The
Democratic majority here last spring
was 40. To-day, from appearances, the
odds will 60 ON the other side. A very
lull vote will be polled.
TENTH WARD.
First Precinct--V cast, 513. The
precinct gave last spring vote Of over
thousand, with Johnston majority OF
nine. To-day the Democrats admit that
the Republican majority will be from
100 to $50. A very full vote is being
polled.
Second Precint-Votes cast, 3O7. The
Republicans are evidently ahead here to
a considerable extent. The precinct
will poll a larger vote than on any for
mer occasion. Johnston last spring re-
ceived a majority of 80 here. To-day
Hayes will receive twice that. Cary is
being scratched. Considerable excite
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ELEVENTH WARD.
First Precinct-Votes cast, 532. The
precinct will poll an unusually heavy
vote, and will evidently give $50 to 20O
Republican majority. Birnbaum is be-
ing scratched slightly, and SO is Hum
phreys.
Second Precinct-Votes cast, 227. The
precinct last spring polled but 446 votes.
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with strong Republican majority. The
Democrats are, however, hopeful, and
claim that they will not fall behind
the figures OF last year.
TWELFTH WARD.
First Precinct-Votes cast, 231. The
Democrats concede Republican major
ity Of at least 90 here, and the Republi-
cans claim more than that. The vote
will be unusually heavy, and will reach
over 500.
Second Precinct-Votes cast, 37s. This
precinct last spring gave Johnston a
majority of 20U. To-day well informed
Democrats admit that Allen will not get
that Hayes will carry the precinct by
1OO. The vote will be heavy.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
First Precinct-Vote cast, 3o1, with a
decided Democratic majority. The pre-
cinct is at al times strongly Democratic,
but will to-day fall behind the usual av-
erage. The ward will poll heavy vote.
Geghan is being scratched as is also
Cary. Bell and Jacobs are running
ahead.
Second Precinct-Vot cast, 469. The
vote here will be heavy. The precinct
last spring gave Johnston 200 majority.
To-day the vote will be nearly even.
returning to the Republicans here.
BoURTEENTH WARD.
First Precinct-Votes cast, 258, The
vote Is unusually heavy and will eyi.
IDENTIFY be strongly Republican. The
brewers here are mostly Republicans
and are influencing the vote heavily.
Bell, Brown and White are running
ahead of the ticket, however. Cary is
suffering.
Second Precint-votes cast, 479. This
precinct will evidently go Republican
by something of a majority. Considera-
bic scratching is being done. The Re.
pubiicans claim a considerable increase
over last year.
FIFrEENTH WARD.
First Preclnct-Votes cast, 397. The
Democratic majority here last spring
was 3S. The Democrats are working
earnestly and claim that they will hold
their own, and probably will.
Second Precinct-Votesc cast, 299. The
vote here will be pretty nearly even.
with small Republican majority. The
Democrats are scratching Cary fear
fully, and the Republicans are cutting
Birnbaum considerably. This precinct
will poll about 625 votes.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
First Precinct-Votes cast, 357. The
Democratic majority here last spring
was 106. To-day it will probably be
slightly reduced, but the change will
not be very great. Matson is ruifning
ahead Of his ticket, as are Humphreys
and Young. Geghan is suffering.
Second Precinot-Votes cast, $40. The
Democratic majority, which was 274 last
spring, will evidently be largely re.
duoed. The ward will poll full vote,
Cary and the dog tax are being slaught-
BRED.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
First Precinct-Yotes cast, 1913. The
majority of 80 given last
spring will evidently be doubled to-day.
The soft money men are in the minority
In the West End. The vote will probably
reach nearly 400. Tafel and Birnbaum
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