Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-11
plete returns from the seventh ward OF CoIu ~
bus show over loo Democratic gain.


COLUMBUS, October IO.-Returns received
from three hundred and fifty-seven Town
ships and wards show Barnes's gains TO b.
4ii5; Bells gains, 29i3; being net Republican
gain OF l502. This does not Include The cite
OF Cincinnati, Cleveland and Tolt do. A dis
patch from Cincinnati says that twelve pre-
cincts show net Republican gain of 295
There are reports OF considerable Democratic
gains In Cleveland, but no definite figures yet
COL MBUS, October l0-Adams coun y
three township p,-BaTnes, 49S; Bel, 556; Re
publican gain 80. Allen county, four Town
shipS-Barnes, 723; Bell SO; Republican g3tn
IA Ashland county, two townships-BarneS
80; Bell, 4S4 Democratic gain,2. Ashtabllf
county, nfeen township Barnes, S22s; Bell
a52; nepubltc an gain, 50. Athens county, dvt
tDwnshI ps-Barnes, Jl47; Bell, f32; RepuOllCaI
gain, 81 Augiaise county, three tOwnships-
Barnes, 42S; Bell, s4l; Democratic gain, SS
Belmont county, three shlps-Barnes
555; BELL, COL; Republican gain, az. butls Il
county, five Observation-Disclosures, 522; Bell, 1892
D=mocraLlc gain, lS5 Carroll county, two
townships Barnes, SIS; Ball, l3l; Republic Al
gain. 40. Champai II county, ten townships
Barner, 23s9; Bell, 1852; Republican an gain, 63
Clarke county, nIne Jownsnlps-Barues, 6O2
Bell, 1898; Republican gain, 242 Ger -.,,,n,
county, two townships Bar ,,z. RsiT AZ
republican gain, IL. ,Iiuton county, eighl
ToHnhaI 4sar1es, 1922; He'll SIC; Kepuh
licpS-aI gain, IS Coip rtbiaua county, seven
townships asnes, 2O2O; Bell, 1851; Repub
iiean gam. 76 COshocUon county, four town.
ships Barnes, $50; Bell, go; Republican gain
Barnes I.tS: Bell. 229y; pSmocraiic gain sI
CuyahOgs county, ten toY r1shiHs and wards
Barnts, Jis Bel. 3sSD; Democratic gain, 81
Qarke conntt., two townships, Barnes, 3,5;
Bell, s25i Republican gain, 81. Dehance c1uu
", four townships Barnes, 579; Bell, II2S
Democratic gain, 65. Delaware county, niae
townships-Barnes, 1873; Bell, 9o7; Republican
Barhee, .i7Z; Bell, 1867; Democratic gain, l73
Fairfield county, ten townships Barnes, 500;
Bell, Ri5i Democratic gain, 81. FayetIe
county, five townships B 4rnes, 95S; Bell, 627;
Republican gain, SO. Franklin county, seven
townships and wards --Barnes, 2064; Bell, 27j9;
Democratic gain, 25l. Fqitoo county, one
gain, 10. Saliia coraty, six townships
Barnes, 1l42; Fell, 5s3; Republican gain, Il
Geaugs county, four townships-BsTnes, t5S;
Bell, l6Si Republican gain, 5. Green county,
cratic gain, 81. Guernsey county. four town
ships-Repuhlieen galu, 72. Hamilton couu-
Democratic gain, lfO. Harden county, nine
townships Barne., l25I; Bell Il67; Democratic
gain, IL. Harrison county, seven townships -
Barnes, 1885 Beli, e4l; Repab lean gain, 1862
Bell, $50; Republican gain S. Highisnd
county, two Iownships-Barnes, 543; Bel, 4.9;
Republican gain, 81. Hocking county, three
observation-disclosures, 9O5; Bell, 4O7; Democratic
gain: 49, Huron county, twelve township -
Barnes, 300; Bell, li42: Republican gain, IS9
gacsson county, two townships-Barnes, 544 I;
son county, thirteen Gownships-Bar es,
20l2; Bell, 1874; Republican gain, l29. Knox
county, fifteen tow4ships--BarnCs 1885; Bel,
townsh1p-Batnes, 262; Bell, rs; Dem cratic
gam, 1S. Lawrence county, one township
Barnes, 10; Bell, los; Republican gain, 70
Licking county, twelve lownshipS-Barne-,
1907; Bell, 2S22; Democratic gain, 66 Lo an
county, five townships-BarDes, 776; Bell, 463; ;
republican gain, 2. Lorraine county, seven
township ps-Barnes, 1873; Bel, 740; Republican
gain, 2, Lucas county, eight town hips
Barnes, llS0; Bell, SS7; Democratic gain,
d Madison county, seven townships
or loss Mahoning county, eight towHshi We IatH psI
Barnes, 1907; Bell, 1882; Republican gain, "a
Marion county, seven townships-BaInes
1910; Bell, 43S Republican gain, 81. Mediua
county, five townships Barnes, 5O3; Bell, $50 !;
Repuolcan gain, IS Melgs county, nine
towns ips-Barnes, 1852; Bell, IA; Republic n
Barnes, 2279; Bell, 1886; democratic gain, 40
Montgomery county, eleven townships
Barnes, 29iS; Bell, SlS7; Democratic gain, l9i
Morrow county, three TOWNSHIP ps-Bar1es 653;
Bell, 36l; Republican gain, 5S. Muskingum
county, three 10 oSnsnips-harneS, 3yl; Bell,
S9S; Republican gain, Is. Noble county, tw,
towns lips-Barnes, S52; Bell, sos; Democratic
gain, 30. PauIding county, three townships
Barnes, 45l; Bell, 357; Republican gain, AZ.
Parry county, seven tOwnsbips-BarDes, l343;
Bell, 1864; Republican gain, 258. Pickaway
county, eight townsni snipS-Barues. l45J; Bell
l755; ID moGrattc gain, 10 Pike county, five
townships-Barnes, 500; Bell, 902; Dem0c attic
gain, Y. Portage county, thlr. cen townships
Barnes, 240; Bell, 1926; ReI publican gain. 81
Preble county, four townships, Barnes, GA;
B Ii, 966; kepuolica gain, IS. Putnam coul,
ty, four townships, Barnes, 240; Bell, 675; DEM
OcTat1c gain, 66 Richland county, ten town.
ships, Barnes, 2l23; Bell, 22lS; Republican
gain, 43. Ross county, five townships, Barnes
T5S; Bell, $50; Republican gain, 81; Sandu ky
county, four townships, Barnes, 725; relle 8S6;
Democratic gain, l. SclotO county, nve town
ships, Barnes, 674; Bell, S72; Democratic gain,
70 Seneca county, nine townships, Barnes,
1897; Ball, 1868; republican gain, l64 Shelby
county, eleven townships, Blrnes 1901; II,
2l03; Republican gain, q Stark county, twelve
TO Enshlps, Barnes, S02; Bell, 1920, Republican
gain, 81.
Returns received up to twelve O'Clock,
from 62l townships a ID wards, show gains
for Barnes, the Republican candidate for sec
retary of State, over the vote for governor las
y+ ar of 1910; for Bell (Democrat), 1896 "a net
Republican gain of l0If. This includes two
wards OF the city of Cleveland and three pre-
cinc,s of Hamilton county. II the rest of the
state shows the same relative gains, the Re-
publican majority IN the State will reach rear
10000. If. however, CuyahOga SHOULD gIva a
total Democratic gain of 2010 as claimed, and
comfy should give also further
Democratic gains, this majority will be let
down 10 about wnat 1T was last year. The
country generally shows Republican gsirs
and Columbus show Dsmocratlc gains
l. should be borne in mind tnst
vote OF last year, when the Republicaa
majority was $50. This is what the Republi
can C clmmittee claims, while the Democratic
commit g claims the State by q still larger
suit SO far TO be as given first above. Each
for secretary of state runs aheai in
his respective county. In some counties
Barnes Is scratched on account of his temper
ance principles. Litue C n be said of mem
Oers of congress, save the probable defeat of
Banning IN the second district BY Mathews,
and Hurd in The Toledo district by Ex Gov
srnor Cox.
Summit county, nineteen townshi ps, Barnes,
i6i9; Bel, 27S5; ID amocratic gain. 46. rrum
pull C unity, twelve observation-disclosures, 2Os2;
3pIl- G7ls RaDu O,IcQn gain. 2S 1mGpaPn oS
county, seven townshtps-B .rnes, 1911; Bell,
672; democratic gain, g. U len county,
even townshIps-Barnes, l460; Bell, $50; Re
,u oicsn gain, So. vanWert luoty, three
AIS, Bel, 259; Democra C
;ain, 4. Viuton county, four town
hiPs-BsInes' ei$; Bel. %; Repuo
iine wnships-Barnes 1854; Bell, 1902; re
publican gam, I7S. Washington county
Democratic gain, 81. Wayne county, twelve
ow ships-Barnes, 1858; Bel, 232l; Demo-
ratio gain, Ill. Williams county, Two town
hips -Barnes, 407; tell, 433; Republican gain,
g. Wood county, five toWnshipa-BaTnes'
iS4; Bell, 407; Republican gain, So. Wyan
iotte- Barnes, 1917; Bell, 1879; Democratic
,rnor's election in 1876, when the Republican
nsj jOrity wa $500
There seems to be no doubt but that Foster.
If the Sandusky district, has been reelected
han two years ago. La;er returns from Day
on show Democratic gains, which further re-
luce the hepuDllCdu
Returns from seven hundred and ten town.
hips and wards, including five wards OF
Cleveland and all of Colum nus and Dayton
how Barness gains to be 1856: Bells gains
S75; net Republican gain of 1860. Nolhing
III cial from Cincinnati. The Democra s have
,robably elected congressman in the first,
econd, fourth, fifth, seventh, twelfth, thir-
aenth and fourteenth districts; the Repub-
leans have probably carried the third, sixth,
/ ighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh, fifteenth, SIX
eenth, seventeenth, eighteenth, nineteenth
md twentieth, or twelve districts out of the
wenly Ten townships and five wards in
ireene county give Barnes 36ll; Bell, 2lO6
township and Clifton precinct in
diana township to hear from.
CINCINNATI, o ,tober II, 2a.m.-The Dem.
Gratis elect theic county ticket by In nqjori1y
0rity.
am.-Hamiltou county, with one ward
nd three townships vet to hear from, gives
IeIl 26 955; Barnes 26, ,965; Finck, 26 $780, Boyn-
on, T,4I4; Sayler, l3l22; Force, l3 10; Ban
ing, l3705; Matthews. l3, 7sI. Precincts not
majority Of $50.
DAYTON, october IL, 2 am.-Tbe returns.
s indicated by latest reports show a Demo-
'arke 1000; probable Bspublican majority,
10: Greene, Republican, 1900. The vote i !
ery close, but the election of M'Mahon,
democrat, to congress, is thought probable.
TOLEDO, October lO.-The election IN this
ity was very quiet and orderly. The msjOr-
" for the Republica ticket is $50, and for |
OK, for congress, $50 The vote is the largest |
yer polled. Lucas county viii give the Re- |
ublicsn Stale ticket I400 majority. COX is /
resent incumbent, by 1900 TO 800 majority. (
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