The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-10-12
,offsrson countv-Republican gain Il


publican gain of "a.
Lake county-One township shows
a Democratic gain of 10.
Lawrence couuty-One township shows
Republican gain of 2.
Licking county-Twelve townships
show Democratic gain of sc.
Sciota county-Five townships show
Democratic gain of 76.
Butler coun.y-5 townships; Barnes
522; Bell, 1922; Democratic gain 100
Carroll county, townships; Barnes
3l5; Bell. l3l. Republican gain ~:
Champaign county-Ten townships;
Barnes, 1887; Bell, 1852. Republican
gain, So. ;.
Crawford county, townships; Barnes
1868: Bell, 2239; Democratic gain 80
Cuyhogo county-Republican gain 5.
Green county-3 townships; Barnes,
$50; Bell, $50; Democratic gain 81.
Guernsy county, townships. Re
publican gain 70.
Hamilton county, precincts: Barnes
1870; Bell, 1871; Democratic gain 100.
Harding county-9 townships: Barnes
1854; Bell, 1867; Republican gains IL.
Cashoction county-5 townships, Barnes
7O8; Bell, 90; Republican gain %.
Allen county, townships; Barnes
II42; Bell, 525; Republican gain IA.
Cayugo county-3 townships; Barnes,
55S; Bell, l68.
Athens county, townships; Barnes,
l147; Bell 1872; Republican gain Sc.
Anglazi county-3 townships; Barnes
428; Bell, 94l; Democratic gain 38.
Belmont county-3 townships; Barnes
sos; Bell, col; Republican gain 50.
Seneca county-Nine townships show
Republican gains of l54.
Shelby cOunty-Eleven townships give
a Republican gain of two.
Stark county-Thirteen twps show
Republican gain of o.
Meigs county-Nine townships give
Barnes 1892, Bell ia Rep. gin los.
Mama county-In townships Bell
gain l4O.
Montgomery county-1l townships
show Democratic gain of 1914.
Morrow county-Three townships give
a Republican gain of 50.
Muskingum county-Two townships
show Republican gain of 8.
Noble county-Two townships show
Democratic goin.
Ollowa county-In three townships
Bell gains 80.
Spauling county-Three townships
give Republican gain of4
Perry county, towns. Republican
gain 35S.
Pickaway county-8 towns. Demo.
cratic gain II.
Parlego county-13 towns. Republi-
can gain 81.
Prebel county, towns. Republican
gain So.
Putnam county, towns. Democratic
gain Sc.
Richland county-lO towns Repub-
lican gain 43.
Ross county, towns. Republican
gain 81.
Sandusky county-3 towns. Demo
cratic gain IL.
Columbus, midnight-Returns up to
II o'clock from 62l towns and wards,
show gains for Barnes. Republican vote
over last year 1910. For Bell, 6896.
Net Republican gains 1914. This in
cludes two wards of Cleveland and three
precincts of Hamilton county. The rest
of the State shows the same relative gains
for the Republicans.
Cincinnati, Oct. II, 3 a. m.-Ham-
ilton county, with one ward and three
townships yet to hear from, gives
Bell 1886, Barnes 1866, Finck, 26,-
$50, Boynton 27,414, Sayler 1922,
Force 1870, Banning 1903, Mat
thews 1874. Precincts not heard
from give an estimated Democratic
majority of $50. The Democrats
have probably elected congressman
in the first, second, fourth, fifth,
seventh, twelfth, Tia. -"nth and four
teenth. The RcpubIic.s'.s have prob
able carried the third, sixth, eighth,
ninth, tenth, eleventh, fifteenth, six
teenth, seventeenth, eighteenth, nine.
teenth and twentieth. Republicans
twelve districts out Of twenty. Ten
townships and five wards, in Greene
county, give Barnes 3.6l1, Bell 2, JOG.
Beaver Greek township and Clifton
precinct, in Miami township, to hear
from. Counting these as last year
and there is little change in the coun-
ty. 1t scecms probable that McMa-
hon has been reelected in the third
district, and that Matthews has car
ried the second, which would leave
the congressional delegation rs be-
fore stated.
Columbus, Oct. ll.-Total Republican
gains thus far reported over the vote of
last year, 2,4S8.
Columbus, Oct, ll.-Only about half
dozen additional returns have been re-
ceived since last report. These reduce
Bells net gains to 7O8. Barnes MAORI
tv, 1884, with nearly one-half of the
precincts to be heard from. Majority for
Boynton, (Rep.) Judge, 64OO.
Cincinnati, Oct 1l.-An error in last
nights returns from 18th Ward gave 100
more votes in first precinct for Republican
ticket than the count of the Judges.
This changes the result, electing Banning
and the Democratic ticket, except Recorder
and Commissioner. On the other hand,
an error of ll5 is claimed in the 10th
Ward; returns in favor of Mathews,
which would give him a majority. The
official returns will be sent as soon as