Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-12

Foster In the tenth, Neal in the eleventh, Van
NooThes In the fifteenth, Danford in the six
teenth, M'KinIey in the seventeenth, MOnIos
in the eigh eenth, Garfield In the nineteenth,
ana Townsend in tbe twenusth. Thus the
Republicans gain six congressman, which K
Rctly reverses polite lily the present congIes-
sioual delegation from Ohio.
CINCINNATI, October IL The Gazette
charges tn the vote of this county 81 99s,
against 4b So In lSI5-is evidence OF fraud. The
Commercial says that ihe most i'm portaut Ein-
gle inhuence has been that of the GsraelIti :,
Democratic ticket, and may be credited with
the result 10 the second district 1t Is under
stood tnat the Republican, raelites bave gem
orally succumbed to the argument that Lin-
cinnai has put her Ca pit al In southern rail-
roads, and must look out for the seujheTn
trade, The Enquirer ssys that the result IN
ohio Is so close nothing can be given this af-
ternoon, Ifthe republicans have carried the
state their N 10 iiy will not likely reach be-
yond that OF last year. The Gazette estimates
the Republican majority in Ohi from five 10
eight thousand. No returns have bean re-
ceived from West Virginia II is claimed by
Democrats TO have given five thousand Demo-
cratic majority.
C!NCIN NATI, October IL There appears
TO be no doubt about the election of Banning
in the second district, by about 50 ma
5' 800 msjGEity. SySg IN % 6ioial 5 guTes ""S csn0ot @
be bad, but The Republicans concede their
election
TOLEDO, October n.-Tnis district gives
Cox, Republican, for congress, 1900 majority,
and BaTne ifeJ 1he Republicans elect the
oJunty ticHei "a full in Williams and Lucas,
and the Democrats in Henry aod Ottawa,
with mixed ticket 10 Wood county.
COL, MBUS, October 1.-THE return fndi-
ca G some doubt as TO the election of Mathews
10 congress in the second district, and M'MS-
hon in the fourth. 1t will probably take an
Official count TO decide these districts.
Complete authentic AID nearly official re-
turns from all the counties Of Uhio show the
following msiorlties and gains:
Adams-Beil, 3i2; Republican gain, A.
Allen-Bell, S9S; Democratic gain, l29.
Ashland-Bell, S9ej Democratic gain, 40.
Ashtabuls--barnes, 1921 Republican gain,
l9L
Athens-Barnes, 1885; Republican gain, S03.
Auglaize-Bsll, 1903; Democratic gain, lS.
Belmont-Barnes, 1872; Republican gain, 288
Brown-Bell, D50; Republican gain, 3S9.
Buter-Bel, 25l2; Democratic gain 2iI
CsrroH Barnes, 800, republican gain, 6S.
,eS GShanpalsn- -'arnes, G75; hepuolean gain,
,,srk-Bsrpes, $780, Republican gain, 5l3.
Ciermont-Bsll, 45ji Republican gain, Ill.
CliLtel Barnes, 1850; RepubiicAn gain, 264
Columbisna- Barnes, 1916; Republican gain,
Coshocton- Bel, 81; Democratic gain, IS.
Crawford-Bslt, 1929, Democratic gain, Isl.
.Cuyahosa-barnes, 34O0; Democratic gallo,
DIrke-Bell, 9s7; Republican gain, Sl7,,,
Defiance-BelI, 1906; Democratic gain, ~.
DeIaware-Barnes, 3e3l Republican gain, 266
Erie-BaTneS, "; democratic gain, 2F.
Felraeld-Bell, I735; Democratic gain, lS2.
Fsyette Barnes, 5l6; Republican gain l37.
Franklin-Bell, 1856; Democratic gain, Si7.
Fult1n-Barnes, 1885; Republican gain, 45.
Gallia-BRrnes, ia; republican gain, 81.
Geauga-Barnes 206S; hepu uOlican gain, 1873.
Greene Barnes, 1856; Republi, au gain, "a.
292,
Hamilton-Bell, T2S; Democratic gain, sC22.
Hancock-BelI, G3S; Democrat c ga H. III.
Hardin-Barhes, "a Repu blican gain, las.
HaIrIson-Barnes. 504; epublican gam, PIG.
Hen y-Bell, $50; Democ attic gain, 30
HighIand-Barpes, $50: Republican gar 20j
Hocking-Bell, 7:8: Dtmoorattc gain, 80.
LI1n,la lxANt n.pn rot. afrufrN
Huron Barnes, 1850; Republican gain, 264
jackson Barnes, 49,; Republ can gam, 1913
Jeferson-Barnes,2 2Oz3; Republican, gain, l26
Knox Bell, 235; Republican gan, 81.
LaEe-Baroes, Hl6; republican gain, l5S
Lawrence Barnes 10; Republican gain, 1873
licking-Bell, l473; Republican gain, 81.
Logan Barnes 97S; Re puOIican gam, lSi.
Loraine-Barnes 1885, Democratic gam, Ill.
Luoss-Barnes, 1885, Democratic gaip, 2S6.
Madlson-BeIl, At; democratic gam, l32
ManonIng- harnes, l63; Republican gain,
Marion-BeIl, 81; Republican gain, lOl.
Medina-Barnea, so; Democratic gain, 49,
Meigs-Barnes, ll70; Republican gain, 5SS.
Miami-Barnes, 735; Democratic gain, "a.
Monroe-Bell, 2OS2; Republican gain, 81.
MONTGOMERY Bell, Col d, mocraIic gam, l49
Morgan-Barnes, 2S4; Republican gain, 81
MoTrow-Barnes, 35l; republican gain, z2l.
Muskingum-Bell, i95; Republican N, 49,.
Noble-6arnes l64; Republican gain. 81.
Ottawa-Bell, 9j9; Democratic g9in, 90,
Pauidi g-B 4rnes, IS; re ublican gain, 81.
Perry-Bell, 727; Republican gain, 2lS.
Plckaway-BeII. 697; Republican g ain, so.
Pike Bell, SIS; Republ can gain, 81.
Pottage-Barnes, 7l6; Republican gain, l7S.
Preble-Barnes Alb; Republican gain, l9l.
Putnam-BeII 1855: Democratic gam, 93.
RicnIand-Bell 69l; Republican gain, "A.
hos Bell, 2l5; Repub Ican gain, IL
Ssndusky Bell, 8Ai Democratic gain, 100.
Scioto- Rarnes, 145; Democratic gain, li0
Seneca-Bell, 676; Repu Olicau gain, IS.
Shelby Bell, S9I; Republican un, so,
Starks-Bell, 567; Democratic gain, 3D.
Summit-BarLes es, lll2; Republican gain, u;
Iumbull-Barnes, 2>l2; Republican gain,
$50.
Tuscarawas-Bell SOS; Democratic gain, 70.
Uniun-Barnes, III; Republican gain, l33
NanWeIt-Bell, As; tsepubll can gair, 79.
Ninton-Eell 242- r. publican gam, l67.
Warren-Barnes, l720; Republican gain, 545.
WashingJon-Be,l !, 1856; Dem Jcratic gain, 81.
Wayne-Bell, 59S; Democratic gain, Ia
Williams-Barues Isl; Republican gain, II.
Woou-Barnes, $50; Republican gain, D.
Wyandotte-BelI, ISL; Democratic gain, IL.
COLUMBUS, October u.-At mdhight the
Republicans claim, and the ID smOcrats admit,
the election of Barnes by 500, ana BY nton
by about 5000.