New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-12
ELECTIONS.
OHIO.
The Fixuros for Hamilton County.

The Figures Tor Ham1lt0n County.
CINCINNATI, October 11.-COmplete re-
turns from Hamilton county give William
Bell. Democrat, for Secretary of State,
% 1862; Milton Barnes, Republican; 27,634;
William r. Fink, Democrat. for Judge OF
the Supreme Court, 5 ,934; w. w. Boynton,
Republican, 2s lO2; H. P. Claugh, Demo
crat, Board of Public Works. 2S 0l9; j c.
Evans. Republican. q 2,45l; Milton Sayler.
Democrat. for Congress-. first district,
1909; w. F. Force, Republican, l3. 500.
H. B. Banning, Democrat, for Congress,
Second District, 14,l13; Stanley Matthews,
Republican, A,lJS.
clerk, recorder and commissioner. The
Democrats elect the balance of the ticket.
The Gazette charges that the vote Of this
county OF s.. 996, against 48, ,599 in 1875, is
an evids noe If fraud.
The Enquirer Gays: The result in Ohio is
so close that nothing definite can be given
this morning. If the Republicans have
carried the State their majority is not likely
to reach beyond that of last year.
The Gazette estimates the Republican ma
jority IN Ohio at from 5000 to 5000. and In.
diana Republican by from 5000 to 5000.
Since last report fifty-six precincts out OF
eighty six in Hamilton county considerably
reduce Republican gains. Counting these
and five wards from Cleveland and DAYTON
complete, shows total gains-Barnes IL 039.
Bell IL ,14; Republican gains 765 over Hayes
majority.
ward giving 100 more votes to the Repub-
licans than they were entitled to, elects
Banning Democrat to Congress and the en-
tire county Democratic ticket, except re-
corder and commissioner.
An error Of. votes in favor of Mat
thews is cls imed in the ninsteenth precinct.
which, if allow. d, defeats Banning. An Of
fetal count will be required.
The Counties Coming In.
Clark county gives Republican gains of
$50, Warren county 545, Highland county
$50, Lawrence county I35. Montgomery
county, loco Democratic majority; Preble
county, 400 Republican majority; Green
county, 1900 r publican majority.
Muskingum county gives Bell, Democrat,
q mai j,rity Of 180; . Republican gain of l5O
The Republicans elected their county ticket
except clerk of court.
Hooking county shows net Democratic
gain OF AZ.
The interior counties and Western Re-
serve returns come in slowly.
A Times special Gays sixty counties give
Barnes 2l38 net gain over Hayes maturity
of last year. Fosters majority in the tenth
congressional district is 295
Facts and Figures.
COLUMBUS, October 1.-THE summarized
| returns trom Hamilton county chow that
Boynton, the Republican candidate for Su
preme Court Judge, rune ahead OF Barnee
| nearly 900 votee, and carries the county by
l6S.
Boynton also runs ahead of Barnes in
Cuyahogs county 400 votes. The Repub
lican majority in Cuysbogs county on Sec
ne 10
judge 3629.
Every county in Garfeld's district shows
Republican gains.
The Democrats are claiming miscoun:
in Banning and Matthew'S votes, which
would give Banning 95 majority, but this
can not be discovered in the tables Low al
hand. According to the returns at hand
Matthews has majority.
ii p. M.-MacMahOn, Democrat, is re-
trict by 90 majority.
The ConGressmen.
While it is impossible tonight to senl
official figures by congressional districts
sufficient returns have been received herr
| to make it certain that the Democrats hsv'
elected the following Congressman:
Sayler, first district; Banning, second
district; MacMahon, fourth district; Rice,
fifth district; Dickey. seventh distric';
Ewing, twelfth district; Southland, thir
teenth district; Finley, fourteenth district
The Republicans have elected the follow
ing Congressmen:
Gardner, third district; Cox, sixth dis
trict; Keefer, eighth district; Jones, ninth
district; Foster, tenth district; Neal
eleventh district; Van Voorhees,, fifteenth
district: Danforth, sixteenth district; Nc
kinley, seventeenth district; Monroe
eighteenth district; Garfield, nineteenth
district; Townsend, TIVE ntieth district.
The Republicans gain five Congressman