Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-10-14
THE ELECTIONS.
Quiet Election and Il Large
Vote.

ton in this city is proceeding quiet
ly. A few repeaters in the 4th ward
were detected and arrested. a very
large vote is being polled. Both par
ties claim the advantage. The indi-
cations at this stage are that Mat
thews, republican candidate for Con-
gress in the I'd district, will carry the
day, and Sayler, democrat, in the LIST
district.
,;Adyices from all over the state are
that the favorable weather is bring
ing out a large vote.
CoLUMBTs, Oct. 10.-Comparisons
will be made in Ohio with the vote
for governor last year.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 10.-Returns
from 273 wards, townships and pre-
cincts show net republican gain OF
1915. Hamilton county 1900 rep.
majority.
In so townships the republicans
and democratic gains are nearly
equal, but tendency to reduce repub-
lican majority.
YOUNGSTOWN, Oct. 10-One ward
in this Greenback stronghold gives
llV lCHuDllCesAlo SttlHs
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.-The demo-
cratic committee claim the State by
handsome majority. Second ward
this city gives republican gain of IA.
Democrats here claim the county,
and are very jubilant. 1t will require
official count to determine result in
Hamilton county.
Democrats claim election of Sayler
by 5000 and Banning by 1000 land the
whole democratic county ticket by
majorities ranging between these
figures.
Fourteen wards in this city give
democratic majority of $500. Day
ton, democratic majority of 1921.
Dispatches mCircleville Spring
field and other large towns indicate
large democratic gains.
The democratic executive commit
tee claim the State by $4,000. All re-
turns show republican losses as COM
pared with Hayes and Allen. Ger
mans throughout the State have adj
hered to their expressed intentions OF
supporting the Democratic ticket.
Latest returns from all points in
this State leave no doubt that the
democrats have carried the State by
q handsome majority.
LANCASTER, Oct. 10.-Second
ward gives republican gain of 81.
Observation-Disclosures are
that Danford, republican candidate
for Congress in 10th district will be
reelected by increased majority OF
nearly 1000.
Danford reelected to Congress by
increased majority.
LATEST.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IL, Las Il. H.
63S townships and precincts show
Barnes net gain of 1889 over Bell on
vote of last year for Governor.
STILL LATER.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE En-
qasirer claims that Hamilton county
has gone democratic by 1000 but
that the State can only be decided
by the official count. The CONNER
ciol and Gazette claim the State by
5000 to 5000 republican. Sayler dem
ocrat, is reelected in first district to
Congress, and Banning in Second.
Foster, republicans elected in 10th,
DanfOrd, republican, in 10Th, and
Southland, democratic, in 18th.
CINCINNATI.-At this time, 2:20,
Democratic State Committee claim
later returns indicate election of Bell
and whole democratic ticket.
VERY LATEST.
COLUMBUS, 2:30 q. m.-ReturuS
from 800 precincts in Ohio, including
portions of Cincinnati and Cleveland
Show gains of 1440 for Barnes, repub-
lican, over vote of 1875.
COLUMBUS, Oct 11.-This State
has been carried by the republicans
by from 5000 to 10000 majority.
CINCINNATI, Oct. Incomplete
returns from Hamilton county give
Bell, democrat, for secretary of state
26,362; Barnes, republican, 1854;
Fink, democrat, for judge of supreme
court, 27,924; Boynton, republican,
2S,lO2, Claugh, democrat, board of
public works, 28,019; Evans, republi-
can, q, 461. Saylor, democrat, for
Congress, LIST district, 1909; Force,
republican, 1880; Banning, demo-
crat, for Congressman, second dis
trict, 1882, Stanley Matthews, re-
publican. Abs.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 11.-John G..
Thompson, chairman of the demo-
cratic state committee, comedies the
state to the republicans,
CINCINNATI, Oct 11.-Hamilton
county gives Bell, democratic candi-
date for secretary of state, 72S ma
jority Boyton, republican, judge of
supreme court, l COS majority. Guy
ahoga county gives Barnes 3,Ae0 ma