Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-12
INDIANA, OHIO
AND WEST VIRGINIA
Election ct urnS.
OHIO PROBABLY GONE REPUB-
LICAN.
INDIANA STILL IN DOUBT.

COLUMBUS. O.. Oct. ll-2:20 A. NJ.
Returns from 500 precincts in Ohio,
including PORTIONS of Cincinnati and
show a gain of lao for
Barnes, (Republican), for Secretary of
State, over the vote OF 1875.
In Indiana the ticket is so long and
the vote SO large that counting pro
crosses slowly. 1t Is not ex pected that
the vote of indianapolis will be count
ed before Wednesday noon.
INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. I1-2:35 A. NJ.
Returns from 80 townships and
wards i'll 81 counties give a net Dem
ocratic majority of Ii. The saine
places in 1874 gave net Democratic
majority Of 796, aud in 1872, of 324.
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. lilo A. NJ.
Ohio returns Indicate the election
Of Barnes, Republican, for Secretary of
State, by a small majority. Boynton,
Tor Judge of the Supreme Court, will
have a much larger majority. The
total returns from Indiana TO 3:3J A. ".
from I'll voting precincts show n net
Republican gam of ,0i3 ove 1874.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IL.
Complete eturns from Hamilton
county give A. NJ. Bell. Democrat, for
Secretary of State, 2S.362; Milton
Barnes, Republican, 27,634; VIM. T..
Finck, Democrat. for Judge of the Su-
preme Court, 27,93i; w. w. Bnynton,
Republican, y, l02; II. p. Clough,
Democrat, Board of Puhlic Works. 2S,
0lg; j. G. Evans. Republican, 27.45i;
Milton Sayler. Democrat, for Con
gress, First District, l4,090; NJ. +.
Force. ReDublican. II. 800.
X. Browning, Democrat, Congress,
Second district. Ii, 1873: Stanley Math
ews, Republican, l4.l3S. The Repub-
licans cleo Sheriff, County Clerk. Re-
cOrder and Commissioner. The Dem
ocrats elect the balance Of the ticket.
The Gazette charges that the vote OF
this county was So, 1916 against 1887 in
1873, and there is evidence of fraud.
The Commercial says the most i'm
portant single influence has been that
Of the Israelites, who have almost
unanimously voted the Democratic
ticket, and may be credited with the
result in the Second district. 1t is I'M
derstood that the Republican Israelites
have generally succumbed to the ar
gument that Cincinnati has put heI
capital in Southern railroads and must
look out for Southern trade.
The Enquirer says Ohio ia so close
that nothing definite can be given this
morning. If the Republicans have
carried the State their majority will
not likely reach beyond that of hast
year.
The Gazette estimates the Republican
majority in Ohio at from 5000 To 5000.
No returns are received from West
Virginia 1t is claimed by the Demo.
Gratis that it has given 5000 Democratic
majority.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. III.
Further returns from the country
show continued Republican gains,
which still keep Barnes some what
ahead of the gains made by Bell in the
large cities. 1t now appears that il
the same ratio Is kept up in the re.
manning half of the country the Re.
publican gains will more than Offset
the loss in CuyOhoga county and
make a Republican majority in the
State of about 1000.
John G.. Thompson, chairman of the
Democratic State Committee, comedies
the State tn the Republicans.
The election of Mathews Ove Ban
ming. in the Second district. leaves the
estimate of the result in the Congress
sional district the ain as given last
night, viz: Republicans, II; Demo
Gratis, g.; a gain Of five congressman.
The summarized returns from Ham,
ilton county show BoyntOn, Repub-
lican candidate for Supreme Judge,
run ahead Of Barnes nearly 800, and
carries the county by 1863. Boynton
also runs ahead of Barnes in Cuyoho-
"a 400. The Republican majority in
Cuvoboga county, on Secretary OF
State, is 1927; on Supreme Judge,
3,6Z9.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. ii.
Milton county gives Bell rs nia'
jority; Boynton, 10 majority.
Cuyohoga county gives Barnes about
3,400 majority; a Democratic gain Of
$500.
The footing of all the precincts heard
from, comprising over one-half OF the
State, including the larger cities, give
Barnes about $500 majority. The re.
mainder of the State will Increase it u
5000. Boynton will have nearly l0,00l
In the State.
The indications are that the Repub-
licans have carried the following Con-
g%ressional districts: Second, Third,
Sixth, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Fifteenth,
Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth,
Nineteenth and TWENTIETH; a gain oil
Five districts.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. ll-l0:20 A. N.
We have returns from 1875 townships
and wards in as counties, giving a net
Republican majority of 2,3l8. The
same places in 1874 gave a net Repub.
lican majority of 53S. The same places
in 1872 gave a net Republican major
ity Of l,f0l.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. IL.
Union county, complete, gives a Re