The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-12
OH 10.

CINCINNATI, SAC p. m.-ocatterlng
returns show no particular changes from
the vote of 1875.
Cincinnati, 9;O5-Returns from l35
townships, wards and precincts show the
following changes: On Secretary of
State reported gains POOP; Democratic
ll87; net Republican gains SIS. On
vote for Judge of Supreme Court the
net Republican gain is 428. There are
about 100 precincts in the State.
Cincinnati, $50, p m.-Returns show
a slight falling of in the gains for
Barnes.
Columbus, Ohio.-Returns SO far re-
ceiv1d are scattering and too meagre to
base any calculations on in these scattering
towns. Democratic gain S28, and Repub-
licau gain 9l9, being a net Republican
gain Of 81 over the vote of last year.
Private dispatches received at Democratic
headquarters from Cincinnati says that
indications are that the vote has fallen
short of the calculations. Private dis
patches from Cleveland says that Cayuga
county will give 5000 majority for the
Republican ticket, In complete returns
from eth Ward of Columbus shows over
100 Democratic gains.
Columbus, 1920 p. m.-Returns from
273 townships, wards and precincts show
gain for Barnes of $685. gains for Bell
1915. This does not include Cincinnati
and Cleveland.
Cincinnati, 11:l5 p. m.-Democrats
here claim Hamilton county, and are
very jubilant 1t will require an official
count to determine result. Returns COM
ing in slowly.
Columbus-Returns received from
357 townships and wards show Barnes,
Republican, gains to be 4445; Bell,
Democrat, gains 2943, being net Re
publican gain of 1852,
Seven tips and wards in Franklin coun-
ty gives Barnes 1914, Bell 1859. Dem.
gain 25l.
One twp in Fulton county gives Bell
2I5, Barnes 1875. Democratic gain 10.
Clark county-Nine townships give
Barnes 26O5, Bell 1923. Republican
gain 242.
Clermont county-Two townships
give Barnes 7O7, Bell All. Republican
gain II.
Clinton county-Eight townships give
Barnes 1922, Bell $40. Republican gain
70.
Columbiana county-Seven townships
give Barnes 2O2O, Bell 1861. Republi-
can gain 70,
Harrison county-Seven townships
give Barnes 1859, Bell 84l. Republican
gain 1872.
Henry county-Three townships give
Barnes 297, Bell $780, Republican gain s.
Highland cognty-Two townships give
Barnes 533, Bell 429, Republican gain
81.
Hooking county-Tnree townships give
Barnes 4O3, Bell 40. Dem. gain 10.
Columbus, IL :3O.-Eleyen townships
and wards give Barnes 1904, and Bell
1880; Democratic gain 831.
Barter county, two townships give a
Democratic majority Of 1856; Bell 425 !;
hepuDllCdu Sdiu Ot'
Decatur county, townships; Barnes,
5l9: Bell, 1913; Democratic gain $50.
Delaware county-Nine townships;
Barnes, 1928; Bell 90; Republican gain
lO7.
Rice county, townships; Barnes,
1872: Bell, 1447. Democratic gain,
l73.
Fairfield county-l0 townships; Barnes
500; Bell, 1915; Democratic gain 81,
Fayette county, townships; Barnes
e58. Bell 627; Republican gain, 80.
Ashtabula county-Fifteeu townships
Give Barn IS 1928, Bell 962. Rep. gain
26. :.
Lang county, townships give Re
publican gain OF 2.
Laramie couuty--Seyen townships give
Republican gain Of ~.
Incas county-Eight townships show a
Republican gain of %.
Madison eounty-Seyen tips show no
gain or loss. p;us. .m,. L..
Republican gain OF "a.
Macon county-Seyen townships show
Republican gain Of 81.
Madina oounty-Fiye townships eN'
Barnes 902, Bell 63e. l;ns o;ve
Huron couDty-Twelve townships s po
R.rnes 2s09, Bell 1898. Rep; gam loo
Jackson county-Two townships sn0"
p.,,ll;can Gain of IL.