Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-11

served her hut no danger Is anticipated, and
every piecau i'm las been used to check every
onthteak. Crowds OF people have eros ed from
Kentucky ani crowd the streets, so great is the
interest ~ the elect IN.
From the opening of the polls to 30 o'clock
voting exceedingly heavy here Is a great deal
OF Challenging on both sides.
The Il, mnciat- have cousi 'erablv changed their
tone since last night. Then 10 privale they gave
up the state as h,pele,s now, however. they
boast of the ability 10 cary it. But nothing has
app AIRED, % lar, to daOpen the courage Of tue
republicans.
The indications are that the largest vote ever
poilod IL this city or county, viii be cast to-day
particularly IN the western part of the city where
the lnteie> Is intense. Is nnIug, democrat IN the
secoud congressional ds,ric,, is evidently LOSING
his vote ot 1874. 1t is claimed that the first ward
up 10 the pres mt time, 81 lwsa loss to Banning
oil 200 votes, ant the maj Irity against him 10 his
own ward Is estimated at one huudrcd.
An Athen, de.pa CHI, signed Gen. Grosvenor,
says that Barnes will run % ahead of his ticket
in that township.
New York, October 10 -s.l5 p. VI. kilograms
to the Cincinnati Despatch, dated Z. NJ, say
that Matthews, republican is probably elected 10
Congress IN the Second District, and Sayer dem
ocrat. in the first district The Germans in Gin
cinnst and Hamilton County have voted for
Barnes.
\ despatch from Springfield O., saws the repub.
licans are gaining in all the wards on last years
vote.
Inc Tribune special from Ceaveland says that
Foster will be elected to Congress by an increased
majority.
A despatch to the Tribune from Murat Hsstead
at Cincinnati says that Barnes has fallen behind
his ticket, but will probably be elected Secretary
of State
A despatch to the Evening Telegram from Co.
lumbus, o., p m, says that the Germans have
goLe for Barnes, contrary to all expectations.
Returns from the northern counties indicate q
republican victory.
he r. oh II,l,
Cincinnati says that Barnes i, probably elected by
about Hayes majority of last year 900. The
State republican ticket is probably elected by
fom Is 900 to 20, 900 mai rity.
SoO y. III, i ne tribune Cleveland, o., de-
spach lays that the pubicans claim from 5000
10 1900 majority i'll the Cleveland district; also
that Gen. Cox republican, IS elected to Congress
in the 9Th Dist. by from 500 to 600 majority.
Tue lines sp, cial from Columbus, o., saws
that the State gives the largest vote polled aud
lndlcA'es republican suc,es
a Tribune special from Columbus says the dem
ocrats have heavy gains IN this city, but the
from " rent parts OF the State is favorable to
the republicans.
9lj p. N. A Times SPECIAL says every ward in
GAINESVILLE, o., shows republican gain.
A sun spt clAl from Cinclruatr say, Barnes runs
behind the rest of the republican State ticket Say
her democrat Tor CongIess III the 2ud District of
OHIO Is Probably elected.
Columbus, October l0-G3j o. IN. A large vote
is be NJ poled. The Indications are favorable.
! I he weather Is beautiful, which is ALWAYS in our
fvor. Wnl Il have tue returns for the estimates
TN il II O'clock.
(Signed) A. T. WIcKoFr.
Cincinnati, Octo 'er lO-S.20 p. III. A heavy
vote here, ana qalet election. IIpDefi'. but nom
ing Gtf lie will he kuo before Ii o clock W Il
81 Nd you col hest Information.
(oigueu), EDWARD F. MOVES.
NV York October l0-9.30. A special from
Co,umbu-, o., In the word, saws the Fourth
: Wald gives Bell, 59i; Barnes, Ia. Democratic
gain l6j
A Tunes special ssys the Second " ard Of
Lancaster. O.. gives Republican gam of 2l2.
lie - cond Ward Of { ncinua'I gives "A RepuUh
can gam OF IA.
Columbus, O., October 1913 p. m. The retu ms
50 far received are scattering and meagre. They
e slow d. monocralic gsns OF SIS 4nd Repuh lean
! gains OF yl9 OF Let RtpuhlIcsn gain Of 81 over
lasl wear. \ private despatch At he 7dquaiters OF
: the Democrats from CinclnuHti, says thai the 70
A has fallen short of the calculations there. A
private despatch at lhe Republican head 4ualter-
= lom Cleveland, says The indications are that
h Guy ahoga COMFY viii give 5000 majority for the
e r. tuhlican State ticket. lncomp etc returns from
: the 7th WaId OF Columbus, show 100 Democratic
a gam.
' 10 =. NJ. Returns from 1875 town>hips, wards
e an Intcircls in Ohio, show the following chang.
IS On secretary of state, republican gains 50S2
democratic gains 1887 Net iepubr an gain
SO. On Judge of Snpreme Court The net repub-
, lican gain /, 42S. Thtre about 1900 precincts
III the State.
E New York October l0-lO40 +. NJ A Times
: spt cal SAWS youngstown, o., gree nbaCk strong
: hold, has one ward which shows ZIG republican
/ gam.
In 81 townships the republican and democr attic
b gam, n.arl, equal, but the tendency to re-
Guce The republican, majority.
The Suns special from Columbus, o., saws the
a Democratic gam i'll four wards is AIS. Wing,
ID M. Is eli cted TO Consless in the Eth Distinct,
, by oven 600 majority.
, The w orid's Ohio sp. cial says scattering returns
from all parts of the state, Indicate a Democratic
victory.
The World bulletins despatch from the
Democratic headquarters, claiming Ohio by H.
500 msjonly. Franklin county claims a Demo
: cratic gain of 800.
:. ll3O p. m--1he Times special from Toledo
sta es that The Republican gain in the 9th Dis.
uict, (CoX's) is 400.
It Columbus, o October lO-ll p. IN. Return:
received from 80 townships and wards, show
Barnes (Rep.1 gains to be 4 40. Bell (Dem)
gains 943. Net Republican gain l,jOl. This
don't Include the cities of Cine matt, Cleveland
and Toledo.
A despatch from Cincinnati SAYS twelve pre-.
= cincts show a net Republican gain of 29j. There
u are eports of considerable Democratic gains in
= Cleveland, but no definite figures yet.
2 Toledo, o October 10. A large vote was polled
e in this city There were probably 900 green
back votes cast. drawn about equally from the
two parties.
Columbus, O., Oc,ober LIP 30 In Adam.
county, thee townships, Barnes, 49S; Bell, 566-
| Republican gain 80
r Allen county, four townships, Barnes, 723
r. Bell. bl0--R publican gain IA.
|. Ashland county, two townships, Barnes, $50
| Bell 434-D, mocrstc gain 2.
All ahuls county, 10 townships Barnes, 226
Bell, 912-KepubIcan gam &c.
Union county. five townships Barnes, la
Bell, 732-Repnbcan gain &C.
~. Anglnise county, thr townships, Barnes, 437
u Bel 9il-Democ ate gain 80. 7fa
Belmont county. three townships, Barnes, 500
Bell, 6Jl--Republicsn gain 80.
Blu Ter co ,nty, five townships. Barnes. 522
Bell, l,322-Dt moe,at,c ain 1855.
Carroll county, partial II publican gain 40
:, sCbasnpaign tOuhty, ten iosns. Birnes, 2,3S1
t Bell S52-R publican gsid63 ~
" Cla,ke county, nire towns, Barnes, 1902; Bell