The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-10-12

Scitta county-5 townships; Barnes, GA;
Bell, S22; Dem gain, 76.
Seneca countv-9 townships; Barnes,
1897 Bell, 1868; Rep gain, i6i.
Shelby couniy-I1 townships; Barnes,
1901; Bell, 1,l03; Rep gain, Z
SAX coun,y-I2 loxnsbips: Barnes.
2,027; Bell, S,027; Rep g.in 81.
Summit counry-l9 townships; Barnes,
1913; Bell, 1s5 Dem gain, Is.
Truu.bull coun,y-l2 townships. Barnes.
2,O62; Bell, GIL; Rep. gain, %.
iu-csramss County I townships, Barnes,
1,21I; Bell, 1862; Dem gain, 8
Union c"unty-7 townships, Barnes,
40; Bel, 955; Rep gain, So.
Vanwert county-3 townships, Barnes,
Al Bell, 2S9; Dem gain, Z.
Ninton county-5 townships, Barnes,
CAB; Bell, 80; Rep gain, 80
Warren caunty-9 townships, Barnes,
2634; Bell, 1,5O2; Rep gain, us.
Wsshi' gr"n cou iy-l2 townships.
Barnes, .s91 Rell, l,6l6; Dem gain, 6l.
Wayne cr'unty-l2 townships. Barnes.
l,93s; Bell, 2 324; Dem gain, Iii.
Williams cnunty-2 townships. Barne.
4O1 Bell, 433; Rep ain, 2s
Wood county, townships. Rarnes.
6Si; Bell, 407 Rep gain, IS.
"yardotte coun'y-Barnes, 1.3l,. BeiI
l.G.9; Dem gain, o.
Comparison is made with the Govsrnor'.
election in 1875, when the Republican ma
jority was $50.
Returns received up 10 IL o'c ock. mid
night, from 81 town-hips and w,rds shos
gains for Barnes, Republican candidate for
secretary OF State, over vote for Governor
last year, Of 1910; for Bell, Democratic
candidate, 6 s9s; net Republican gain of
Ola: this includes wards Of the city Of
Ck veland and preci, cts of Hamilton
county. II the resr OF the tate shows the
same relative gains the Republican ajori-
" In the ate will reach near 10000. Ii,
however, CuyahoRa should give a total
democratic gain oil 1000, az claimed, and
Hamilton comfy should give also further
Democratic gains, this maj ,rity will be Gu,
down 10 abou what il was last yesr The
county generally sho "a Republican gain,
| while the cities of Cincinnati, Cleveland
and Columbus show Democratic gains. II
| should be borne in mind that the com pari-
son Is made with the vote Of last year, shen
the Republican majority was ) 800
This is what the Republican committee
claim, while the Democratic committee
claim the State BY still larger mai rites.
The returns received, however, show the
RESULT 50 lar TO be given As first above
Zach candidate Tor Secretary Of State runs
| ahead IN his respective county In some
counties Barnes Is scratched on account OF
h . temperance principles. Little can he
said OF members OF Congress, save the prob
able defeat OF Banning in the Second di--
trict BY Mathews, and Hurd in the Toledo
district by tx Gov Cox
There seems to be doubt that Foster, of
San!usky District, has been re elecred
His fri, nds claim a larger majority for him
than two years ago. Later returns show
Democratic gains, which further reduces
the Republican nisjority.
Returns from 10 townships and wards,
including . wards Of Cleveland, all OF Co.
lumbus and Day ton, show B1rne's gains to
be 9,1l5; Bel : gains, $685.; net Repub-
lican gain Of ], 60 Hothing official from
Cincinnati The Democrats have probably
elected Congress man IN the lst, q a.d
4,h; 5lh, 9Th, l2,h, IL n and irh districts.
The republicans have probably carried 'he
Sd, Oh, Sh, OH, l0,h, llth, Is, 16;h, 11,h,
18th, 18th, 2Oth, or, IL district. Out of
The 70, 10 townships ami FIVE wards IN
Greene county give Barnes 36ll; Bell,
2 LOG. Beaver Creek township and Clifton
precinct in Miami township are TO hear
from. Cou"ting these a. last year, there
Ia little change in the county.
3 A. M.-Since the last report returns
from Sc cut of the Sc precincts Of Hamil-
ton county have been received, which have
considerably reduced the r. publican gains
previously given. Counting these aud i've
from Cleveland, Dayton and Columbus,
complete the situation, and ia AS fol ows:
Total gain, for BARNES, l., 039; total gsins
for q II. II, PA; leaving IL net Republican
gain Of .65 over Hayes maj rity lat year
1t seems probable that McMahan has
been rejected in the Third district, AID
that Mathews has carried The Pad, which
would leave the Congressional delegates as
before stated.
TOLEDO, o, October l0-The election in
this city was very quiet and orderly. The
maj 'riiy tor the Republican State ticket is
100, and Cox, for Congress, $50. The vote
Is the largest ever polled. Lucas county
will give the Republican State ticket /, 400
majority. Cox is doubtless elected TO Con-
gr--s over Hurd, the present incumbent. by
200 To 500 majority.
CT UNNATl, Octooer II, 2 A. M-The
Democrats elect their county ticket by a
majority Of from 200 to LOCO S.ylor for
congress has majority OF about 1000.
3a m.-Hamiiton county, with ward
and 8 to~nshirs yet To hear from, give.s
Bell, q, 955; Barnes, 1896: Finick, 26.
$50; Boynton, 27,4l Sa,I.r, 1922;
rorce, 8. 10; B,nning, Is 1U3; Matthews
IL 1874 The precincts not heard from give
an estimated Democratic msjority Of $50
DAYr n, o, October liz, M.-Tbe
re urns, as indicated by the latest reports,
shows Democratic msjority in Monigom-
cry c"un'y Of 800; Darke, 1000; PrebIe,
Republican, 400; Greene, Republican, l.,
800. The vote is very close, but the cleo |
ton OF McMahon, Democratic, 10 Congress,
is thought probable.
CLEVELAND, o, October 1l.-2, An
The election in this city passed off quietly.
A very large vote was polled The entire
returns are not yet in; but there il enough |
to indicate that The entire Republican tick
ct IL elected by majnrities ranging from Is
10 $500. and q Democratic gain of over
four Thousand. Townsend, Republican, is
elected to Congress by 5000 mai ,r,ty.
Hamilton county reported Democratic
msjnriiy 800 The Republican msj,rity
in 1875 was ,275, Democratic gain of 3,O75.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
NEWARK, N. j October l0-The char
ter election in this city, to-day, for Alder
man FreehOldrrs and school Commissioners,
resulted in Republican majority of 900,
the Republicans carrying eleven ont of the
fifteen wards, gain OF five wards. The
board Of Alderman will stand twenty -four
to six Democrats. The pem-
&c, ats claim that Newark gave 1878 ma
joriiy for a r publican mayor last year,
and only l 500 for The ticket at this election,
that, therefore, there is heavy Republi-
can lors, but the R-publicans claim that
as no mayor was voted for this year, there
vas not feeling that their MAJORITY of
] 600 is again az against 67l Republican
majority Cast in 1874. when q simi,ar tick
ct to the Ole just elected, was in the field
THE ELECTION.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind, October 10 Reports
from The Stale show that the elec.i ion il
progressing quietly, with indicsi ion. # the
heaviest vote EVER cast The vote of 1872
ior Governor was 3777 900, with Democrat.
&c N j'riry Of 1,14S The vote Of 1874 was
,47 $50, with . Democratic maiori,y for
secretary of State of ,25l. Ia 1874. the
srmer's candidate for Secretary Of State
ec~ived 10 ,23S, and scattering 2,Z97. The
bulletins which will be sent, tonight, will
nov comparison with both 1872 and 1874.
The detailed reports by counties will give
sith 1874 only, that being the
ast State election and the only one in
Which three candidates we're in The field
There are 92 counties in the State.
In