The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11
TIE RESULT
Rc,urns From mdiYua 0u1 Ga,u
Mrngre hut Gratifying 10 the
Democracy.
Reports From Ohio Vague but Indicate
that the Republicans Have Held Their
Elections Passed OF Quiet
Iy-Hcayie5t Vote Ever Cast.

Iy--Hcayie5t Vote Eyer Cast.
special To The Herld,I
SG LOUIS, October lO.-The latest
returns from Columbus, Ohio, for three
hundred and Hlty,sevcn townships
aud wards of lhu, State shows barnes,
Republican candidate for Secretary Of
state, galus to Oe forty-.our hun red
aud forS-nye; Bell the Democratic
candidate, gains twen,y.nine hundred
and iorty.threG being Republican
gain Of iltcca hundred and Two. This
does not include the cities of Clove.
land aad 'loiodo, which snow Demo.
cratic gains. Thirteen precincts Of
Cincinnati show net Republican gain
OF two hundred and uinety-hvc. A
considerable Democratic < in is report.
ed at Cleveland.
Returns from Indiana lroD town
ships ami wares phd seven counties,
which giroA net Republican majority
Of $50 The same places in 1874
gave net Democratic majority OF 49,
and the same places IN lsi2 gave II net
Democratic majority Of -
l. p, m.-Eclurn5 received up to II
o'clock from six hundred and twenty.
one townships aud wards show gains
Tor Barnes, the Republican candidate
for Secretary of state, over the vote
for Governor last year Of 1910, for
Bell, Democratic candidate for the
same office GsOj, net Republican gain
Of lOli. This includes two wards of
the city of Cleveland aud three pre-
ciucts o! Hamilton county. If the rest
of the State shows the same relative
gains, the Republican majority in the
state viii reach near 10000. If, how
ever CuyNhoga should give q total
! Democratic gain Of 1000, rs claimed,
aud Hamilton county should give ulsc
! further Democrats gains, this major
! Fly viii he cut down 10 ybOut what 4
was last year. he country generally
SHOWS Republican gains, whl.e th,
cities OF Cincinnati, Cleveland an,
Columbus show Democratic gains, II
some couUties Barnes il scratched
On account of Lis temperance
principles Little can b. said of mem
hers Of Congress, save the probable
defeat of Banning, Democrat in the
second district by Matthews, and
Huid in the Toledo district 10y Cox,
Republican.
The reports thus far from Indiana
are very meagre. In fifteen counties
and seventeen townships, in which
the full vote has heen received, the
Democratic gains are Uae hundred and
lifty-two and The Republican gains
three hundred and twenty-five, on the
vote of 1874, and in additional
townships the Democratic gains are
two hundred and iurly.live aud the
Republican gains eighty-seven. The
Democratic Central Committee claim
the State by from five to ten thousand
majority, while the Republican Com.
mittec claim they have carried the
State, but do not fix any majority.
Tie vote a5 far ns heard from vary
but little from yesterdays estimate at
Democratic headquarters. The Re.
publicans have been cOloniaug in the
river counties. Reports from these, at
noon, indicate that the Democrats are
polling u heavy vote. II the gains
there are as large as looked for, the
maximum estimated majority OF the
Democratic Central Committee vii
be reached.
Later returns from twenty townships
and wards in seventeen counties in
Ohio, give net Republican majority
of AGO. the same places, in 1874, gave II
net Republican majority Of 70; the
same places, in 1872, gave net Re.
publican majority Of 1876
There seems to be no doubt but that
Foster, Of Sandusky, Ohio, il re.eiec.
ted. The latest returns at the closing
of this report, from Dayton, show
Democratic geius, which further re
duces the Republican majority, with
the .eavy Democratic counties to hear
from.