Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-10-12

COLUMBUS, October 10, A. M.-Since
the last report returns from 56 out of
the S6 precincts of Hamilton county
siderably reduced the Republican gain
previously given. Counting that and
five wards from Cleveland and Dayton
and Columbus complete, the situation
is as follows: Total gains for Barnes,
l3, ,039; total gains for Bell, IL ,274; leav-
ing a het Republican gain of 765 over
Hayes majority last year. 1t seems
probable that McMahon has been re.
elected in the 4th district, and that
Mathews has carried the ID, which
would leave the Congressional delega-
tion rs before stated.
COLUMBUS, Oct, IL, ii A. M.-Ham-
ilton county gives Bell, Democrat, 72S
majority; BOynton I6S majority. Guy
ahoga county gives Barnes about 3400
majority, Democratic gain of 2500.
FOotings of all precincts heard from
comprising over One-half of the State
including large cities give Barnes, Re-
publican, about $500 majority; the re-
mainder of the State will increase this
to 5000. Boynton, Republican, will
cations are that the Republicans have
carried the following Congressional
Districts, ID, Sd, 9th, Sth, 9th, 10th,
18th, 18th, 18th, 18th 10Th and Goth; a
gain of 5 districts.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 11-While it is i'm
possible, tonight, TO send the official
figures by Congressional districts, suf-
ticient returns have been received here
to make it certain that tie Democrats
have elected the following Congress
men: Saylor in the first district, McMa
hon i'm the Fourth, Rice in the Fifth,
Dickey in the Seventh, Ewing in the
Twelfth, Southard in the Thirteenth
Finley in the Fourteenth. The Re
publicans have elected the following
Congressman: Matthews in the Sec
ond, Gariiner in the Third, Cox in the
Sixth, Keller in the Eighth, Jones il
the Ninth, Foster 10 the Tenth, Nea
in the Eleventh, Van Voorhees, in the
Fifteenth, Danford in the Sixteenth
Mckinley in the Seventeenth, Monrot
in the Eighteenth, Garfield in tht
Nineteenth, and Townsend in tn,
Twentieth. Thus the Republican,
gain six Congressman, which exactly
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gressiOnal delegation from Ohio.
At midnight the Republicans claim
ed, and the Democrats admit the elec
ton of Barnes by $500, and BOyntor
by about 5000.
CJNCINNATI, Oct. 1I-There appear
to be no doubt of the election of Ban
ming in the Second district by about 81
majority. Saylor in the First distric
has about 600 majority. The Officia
figures cannot be had, but the Republi
cans eoncede their election.
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, October l0.-Report
thus far are very meagre. In seventeen
townships, in fifteen counties, in which
the full vote has been received, tht
Democratic gains are 252 and the Re
publican 800, on the vote of 1874. II
ten other townships the Republican
gain is 81 and the Democratic 1,245
The Democratic Central COMMITTEES
claim the State by from 5000 to 10000
while the Republicans claim they hav,
carried the State, but fix no majority.
A. M.--We have returns from thir
ty townships and wards, in twenty-five
counties, which give net Republican
majority of 50 and in 1872 of 2l5.
2:35 A. M.-We have returns from 81
townships and wards in 81 counties
which give net Democratic majority
of 13. The same places in 1874 gave 6
net Democratic majority of 796. The
same places in 1872 gave net Demo
cratic majority of 324.
October IL 3 A. M.-Fifty- eight pre-
cincts give Democratic gains of 459 and
Republican gains of ], ,3lS ON the vote
of 1874 for Governor. No reliable re
turns can be had tonight on the bal
ance of the ticket. The Republicans
claim nine out of the thirteen Congress
men, but this is not conceded by the
Democrats.
Aspecial dispatch from the Indian
apolis Journal to the Wheeling Intelli.
gencer, of date Oct. IL. 11:4O P. NJ. says:
AT midnight the situation is quite
doubtful, although the Republicans
have not yet given up the State. Il
will require the official returns to de
eide the result, and the latest returns
put the matter in a somewhat favora
BILE light for the Democracy.
Even should the State ticket be los
the election will not be barren of Re
publican gains. The Congressional
delegation has been reversed, standing
Republicans to 4 Democrats. Genera
Hunter, in the Sth district, being elect
ed by about 800 majority. The Legis
lature will be Republican and thus in
sure the passage of several needed re