The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-12
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ELECTION RETURNS (!
INDIANA NEARLY COMPLETE
Vote Close-The State Still Doubtful.
A VERY CLOSE VOTE In OHIO
Between 5000 and 5000 Republi-
can Majority-The congressman
Elected in Both States.
Ohio Election.

MuskinCum county gives Bell, democrat
ic candidate for secretary of state a MAORI
~ OF 1870, republican gain of 15O The
probabilities are that the republicans will
elect their county ticket except the clerk
of the court. Hooking county shows net
democratic gain of 42. The interior coun-
ties and western reserve returns come in
slowly.
CINcINNATI, Oct. II.
The Times special Gays Sixty counties
give Barnes 2, l39, net gain over Hayes
majority of last year. Fosters majority
in the tenth congressional district is 205.
COLUMBUS, Oct. II.
While it is impossible tonight to send
Official figures by congressional districts,
sufficient returns have been received here
to make it certain that the democrats have
elected the following congressman Sayler
in the first district, Banning in the second,
Mcmahon in the fourth, Dickey in the
eeventh, Ewing in the twelfth, Southland in
the thirteenth, Fenley in the fourteenth.
The republicans heve elected the following
congressman: Gardiner in the third dis
trict, Cox in the sixth, Keifer in the
eighth, Jones in the ninth, Foster in the
tenth, Martin in the eleventh, Vanvorh in
the fifteenth, Sanford in the sixteenth, Nc
Henley in the seventeenth, Moore in the
eighteenth, Garfield in the nineteenth and
Townsend in the twentieth a republican
gain of five congressman.
TOLEDO, Oct. II.
This district gives Cox, republican, for
congress, 1900 majority, and Barnes 400.
The republicans elect the county ticket in
full in Williams and Lucas, and the demo-
Gratis in Henry and Ottawa, with mixed
ticket in Woocoom.
CINoINsATTI, Oct. II.
There appears to be no doubt about the
election Of Banning in the second district
by about fifty maj ority. Sayler in the first
district has about GOO majority. Official
figures cannot be had but the republicans
concede their election.
DAYTON, Oct. II.
Mort gomery county gives B Ill 9s66
Barrie 1925, Frick ssh Boypnton 1913
Mcmahon, democrat, for congress, $3.50;
Howard, republican, 1850. The soldiers
home gave Barnes majority of $50 in
vote of about 1900 In Two counties Nc
Mahon has majority of 1907, aud two
other counties in the district give Hayward
1900 majority. McMahon's majority in
the district 0S. Hayward will contest the
,eat on the ground of fraud and bribery.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. II.
Returns indicate some doubt as to the
election of Mcmahon in the fourth district.
twill probably take an official count to
decide the result. Complete, authentic
and nearly official returns from all the
counties of Ohio show the following ma
iorties and gains: Adams, Bell 81, repub-
licsn gain IA Allen, Bell 1913, democratic
gain 1879; Ashland, BILL $50, decorate
gain 40; Ashtabula Barnes 1924, republ-
can gain 1884, Athens, Barnes ,0S5 Iepub-
can gain 80; Anglaize, Bell 1903, derio-
cratic gain 13; Belmont, Barnes l62, repub-
lican gain 236; Brown, Bell $50,
republican gain $3.50; Butler, Bell 2,512,
democratic gain 247; Carroll, Barnes 555,
republican gain G3; Champaign, Barnes
673, republican gain 1871; Clark, Barnes
1,54O, republican gain 543; Clermont,
Bell 455, republican gain 101 Clinton,
Barnes ,4SO, republican gain 1854; Column
biana, Barnes 1916, republican gain ESQ;
Coshocton, Bell CAT, democratic gain 55
Crawford, Bell 924, democratic gain l54
total republican galus 9,s9S; total demo-
cratic gains, $3.50; net republican gain
44S approximate republican majority in
the state 8 902.
At midnight the republicans claimed,
and the democrats admitted the election
of Barnes by $500 and Boynton by about
5000 majority.
DAYTON, Oct. 10.
Corrected unofficial returns of Montgom-
cry give Bell 1906, Barnes 1897. Monroe
county gives Bell 7, 032, republican gain 81.