The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-11

ier (Dem.] Will carry Enc EHbI GisIrlcC. ~
Later. Il ndications are that the largest
vote ever polled in this city and county viii
be cast to-day, particularly id the western
part OF the city, where the interest is In
tense. Banning Oem.S In the Second con-
vote of 1874. 1t is claimed that the Nine
teenti, Ward, I'D to the present time, shows
a loss to Banning OF 200 votes, md the ma-
iority against him in his own ward is esti-
mated ut 700. s,-l--.,s-s--+-----.. q. =.
A dispatch from Defiance, Ohio, says 558
votes were cast at IL O'Clock, out of total
OF 933. s ~
An Athens, Ohio, dispatch, sigued by
General Grosyenor, says Barnes (Rep. J, for
Secretary OF State, will run so ahead Of his
ticket in that township. -
WASHINGTON, October 10.---An irregular
report says the Democrats claim to have
carried Ohio by $500, and Banning Dem. J,
In Second district, certainly elected.
WASHINGTON, October 10.-LrTegular.
One ward In Cincinnati gives 500 Demo-,
cratic gain. 80
-Four wards in Columbus, Ohio, give a
Democratic gain Of 500. -
COLUMBUS, October 10.-Returns so far
received are scattering and too meagre to
cause any calculation on the gains. Scatter
ing township returns show Democratic
gains OF 1928 and Republican gains of 919,
being net Republican gain Of 81 over the
vote of last year. 35-@
4 private dispatch received at Democratic
headquarters from Cincinnati says that in
dications arc that the vote has fallen short
Of their calculations in that city.
a private dispatch received at Republic
can headquarters from Cleveland says the
irS hot ohno rr,i1l
give 5000 for the Republican ticket. In
1876 this county gave Hayes e,o46 majority /;
Democratic gain, 1,046. a - .,.ta,iI Il.
Incomplete returns from the Seventh
Ward Of Columbus show over 100 Demo-
cratic gain. III
CINCINNATI, October 10.-Returns are
commencing to be received. The Democratic
committee claim the whole Democratic
ticket elected. Sayler, in the First district,
and Banning, in the Second, are probably
elected. The Republicans claim the rest OF
the ticket. -.
COLUMBUS, o., October l0.-There has
been heavy Democratic gain in the Fourth
ward. Bells Dem.) majority over Barnes
(Rep.) is 400, a Democratic gain over last
year OF 155. In other parts of the State re-
ports indicate Republican gains.
Later.-Additional returns show slight
falling off IN the gains for Barnes Rep.)
WASHINGTON, October 10.-9:30 p. M
IrreguLdr.-A dispatch from Toledo, Ohio,
says the greenbackers OF both parties in that
city voted the Democratic ticket.
A dispatch from Tifin, Ohio, gives BelPs
Dem.) majority at 500; Democratic gain
Of 65. - d.. g.
There is nothing through the regular
channels. The crowds are perfectly quiet
aboutthe bulletin-boards. The Administra-
ton circles have received no news that they
promulgate. -" -. -.
CoIUMBUs, October TO- Returns from 135
townships, wards, and precincts show the
following changes on the Secretary of State !:
Republican gains, .2,002; Democratic gains,
1,1S7; net Republican gain, SIS. On the
vote for Judge OF the Supreme Court the
net Republican gain is 42S. There are about
| 1,700 precincts in the State.
COLUMBUS, October 1O.-Returns from 357
townships and wards show Barnes's (Rep.)
gains to be AIS; BclPs Dem.) gains, 2,943-
being net Republican gain OF 1,502. This
does not include the cities OF Cincinnati,
| Cleveland, and Toledo. -jJTiTi HGsH "
| A dispatch from Cincinnati says twelve
| precincts show a net Republican gain OF
295. 49,. - :. ...,.sc -.
There are reports OF considerable Demo
cratic gains in Cleveland, but no definite
figures have yet been received.
STEUBENyILLE, ONO, October 10.-1ndi-
cations are that Danford (Rep.), for Con-
gress in the Sixteenth district, will be re-
elected by an increased majority of nearly
1000.
COLUMBUS, October 10.-Returns received
up to midnight from 621 townships and
wards show gains, Tor Barnes (Rep.l Tor
Secretary Of State, over the vote for Gov
ernor last year, Of 1910; for Bell (Dem.) },
1896; a net Republican gain OF LOLA.
This includes two wards OF the city
of Cleveland and three precincts OF
Hamilton county. II the rest OF the
State shows the same relative gain
the Republican majority in the. State
will reach nearly 10000. Il, however, Guy
hoga county should give total Democratic
gain OF 1000, rs claimed, and Hamilton
county should give also further Democratic
gains, this majority will be cut down to
about what it was last year. The county
generally shows Republican gains, while
| the cities of Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Co
lumbus show Democratic gains. 1t should
be borne in mind that the comparison is
made with the vote OF last year, when the
Republican maj ority was $500. This is
what the Republican committee claims,
while the Democratic committee claims the
State by q still larger majority. The re-
turns received, however, show the result so
far to be as first given, above, Sc
Each candidate for Secretary OF State runs
ahead in his respective county. In some
counties Barnes was scratched on account
Of his temperance principles.
! Little can be said of members OF Congress
save the probable defeat Of Banning Oem.) },
in the Second district, by Matthews (Rep.),
and Hurd (Dem.), in the Toledo district, by
Ex-Governor Cox (Rep.). s.3 ~.
CINCINNATI, October 10.-The Enquirer
claims Hamilton county by 1000 majority.
The Commercial comedies the county to the
| Democrats, but claims a Republican ma
iority in the State. The Gazette shows a
net Republican gain OF 1000 from 800
voting places.
The Democrats are claiming Hamilton
county by 1000 majority, though in the
First district late returns show that Force
Rep.) is rapidly gaining on Sayler Oem.).
COLUMBUS, October Ill O'Clock q. NJ
There seems to be no doubt but that Foster
ReL.), OF the Sandusky district, has been
reelected. His friends claim larger ma
iority for him than two years ago. :.
= Loter.-Returns from Dayton show Dem
ocratic gains, which further reduce the Re-
publican maiority.. siEyy,.EDF =
4 NEW ALBANY, October 10.-Returns from
Columbus, Ohio, indicate the return Of the
greenback vote to the party. line, notably
In Mahoning and Allen counties. Should
this return OF the greenback vote be general
it ensures the, election Of Mckinley (Rep.)
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