Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-10-10
OHIO REDEEMED!
A Republican Gain of More 1ilan
$4,000 Over Last Year!
Nine Republican COngressmen
and Chances for More!

CLEVELAND, October 9.-The full re-
turns of CuyabOga county give Barnes
-, ,S47; Paige, S,646; Ray, 1853; Town
send, 13, ,OS4; Poe, 1876; Shone, 5,O34.
COLUMBUS, October 9.-The Repub-
lican Committee claim nine Congress
men and the majority of the State from
1000 to 10000. The Democrats claim
eleven Congressman.
TOLEDO, Oct. 9.-Hurd's plurality ID
Lucas county Is 200. The Republicans
elect the Auditor and Clerk; Probate
Judge doubtful.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 9.-The following
Congressman were elected: Butter
worth, Young, MacMahon, Keifer,
Lefever, Hill, Hurd, Finley, Converse,
Ewing, Dickey, Neal, Athert0n, Ged-
des, Mckinley, Monroe, Updegraft,
Garfield and Townsend.
The result in the Thirteenth District
is in doubt. The Republicans claim
Van voorhees,, while the Democrats
claim Miner. There are ten Demo
Gratis and nine Republicans elected.
The Republicans claim the State by
from eight to ten thousand, while the
Democrats admit five thousand.
COLUMBUS, O., October 9.-At 1:40 A.
NJ, we have returns from 657 precincts,
from all counties in the State except
Mercer and Monroe, which show a net
Republican gain of 1l,0S0. This indi-
Gates the election Of the Republican
State ticket by 1900.
The Republican majority" on the
State and county tici0et is estimated at
from $500 to 1900. The majority for
Townsend for Congress and Hinman
for County Clerk will probably be con-
siderable more.
TOLEDO, October 8, A. M.-Frorn
Republican sources the indications are
that Katlo, National, for Congress, will
have, in Lucas county, 400 over Hurd
and 700 over Luckey, Republican; Hurd
over I.uckey $50. The Republicans
claim the County Auditor and Clerk,
and cOncede the remainder of the cOun'
ty ticket to KOtlO.
There seems to be no doubt Of Hurd's
election to Congress by a majority OF
| 100 or over.
CINCINNATI, O., October 9.-At this
hour the returns from l6 precincts OF
the First district give Butterworth,
Rep, over Sayler, 1877 majority. In
the ID district 20 precincts give COss,
Dem, over Young, Rep, 1,Ol1 major
ity.
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 9.-At 2 A. NJ,
the Republicans claim the following
Congressmen: Garfield, Ownsend,
Monroe, Updegrsff, Keifer, Neal, Me-
Kinley, Van Voorhees,, Young, Butter
worth, conceding TO the Democrats,
Hurd, Hill, Mcmahon, Finley, Geddes
and AthertOn. The Republicans claim
Horizons election over Ewing. This
district is still claimed by both parties,
The National vote is about the same a;
last year.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 9-The Ohio del
egation in the next Congress will prob
ably stand as follows:
First District-Butterwo RHpub-
lican.
Second-Young, Republican.
Third-McMahon, Democrat.
Fourth-Keefer, Democrat.
Fifth-Leiever, Democrat.
Sixth-Hill, Democrat.
Seventh-Hurd, Democrat.
Eighth-Finley, Democrat.
Ninth-Converse, Democrat.
Tenth-Ewing, Democrat.
Eleventh-Dickey, Democrat.
Twelfth-Neal, Republican.
Observation-Disclosures lin doubD.
Fourteenth-Athert Democrat.
Fifteenth-Geddis, Democrat.
sixteenth Mckinley, Republican.
Observation-Disclosures, Republican.
Eighteenth-Updegrnff, Republican
Nineteenth-Garfie Republican.
Twentieth-Townsend, Republican.