The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16
The OHIO ELECTlON.

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The OHIO ELECTlON.
CoLUBUs, ONO, Oct. 1.-THE election
passed of quietly. An unusually large vot
was polled and in almost all the precinct
an immense number of vest pocket ticket
were v5ted. The Nationals, in some o
their strongholds, abandoned their tickle
and while those who had formerly beef
Republicans voted for Foster, those VIII,
had affiliated with the Democrats voted
for Ewing.
[. NJ. Davenport, who claims to belop,
in Cincinnati, WAS arrested, charge witt
| repeating.
1t will probably be quite late before the
result on the State ticket can be known
and reliable figures on the Legislator,
need not be expected.
The weather to-day Throughout. the
State WAS very fine, and the indications ar,
that the heaviest vote ever known in III,
State has been polled.
1 In these dispatches the statements of tn,
losses end gains will be based upon tn,
vote for Secretary of State in 1878, wher
the Republicans carried the State by 3,OO(
majority.
AT 9p. m. We have returns from 40 pre-
cincts, widely scattered, which show ne
Republican gains of $40.
$50 P. M.-Scattering returns for Ewing
and Foster, for Governor, from IS precincts
show net Republican gain Of / ,2i5.
9:iO p. MAJ this hour comparatively
few returns are received frDm the larger
cities. As far as received these show Re.
publican gains.
Ninety-fve townships, wsrds and pre-.
cincts show net Republican gains of ], AS.
10 P. M.-At this hour We have the
returns from $50 precincts, wards and town.
ships, which gave a net Republican gain
OF 1880 Votes over the vote of 1873.
1O:l5 P. M.-Returns from one hundred
and ifty-fve precints, collected and re-
ported by the managers of the Western
Union Telegraph Company's offices
throughout the State, show q net gain of
$3.50 for Foster, Republican, for Governor,
over the vote for Secretary OF State in
1878. This indicates a Republican major
ity IN the State of from p 900 TO 10000.
lO:45 P. M.-The following is detailed
statement OF the returns of the election
to-day, received here up to this hour:
Allen county, two townships, Republican
gain of Is.
Ashland county, two precincts, Demo
cratic gain of 20.
Ashtabula county, nine townships, Re-
publican gain OF 22l.
Belmont county, Fourth Ward, Bellaire
and one precinct, Republican gain of 4G.
Brown county, one township, Republican
gain of 3.
Butler county, one precinct, Democratic
gain of
Carol county, three townships, Demc-
cratic gain of II.
Champaign county, three townships and
Urbana City, Republican gain Of los.
Clarke county, three wards in Springfield,
Republican gain OF Sc.
Coiumbisna county, two townships, Demo-
cratic goin OF 3.
Coshocton county, one township, Repub-
lican gain OF IS.
Dirke county, one precinct, Republican |
gain off.
Defiance county, two precincts, Demo-
cratic gain of II.
Erie county, two townships and San
husky City, Republican gain OF 2i7.
Fairfield county, one township and two
wards of Lancaster, Democratic gain OF 5
Gallla county, two townships and two
wards OF Gillipstes, Republican gain of Sc
Geausa county, two townships, R.publi-
IAN gain of 80.
Greene county, one township and four
Yards Of Nenia, Republican gain of IGi.
Cuyahoga county. fourteen precincts,
Republican gain of $50.
Franklin county, seven precincts, Repub-
ican gain of 76.
Hamilton county, six precincts, Republi-
an gain of 100.
Hancock county, three townships, Rapub-
lean gain OF 3l4.
Hardin county, ten precincts, Republican
ain OF GA.
Harrison county, one precinct, Demo.
ratio gain Of !.
Henry county, two townships, Repub-
lean gain Of II.
Hooking county, two Townships, Demo
ratio gain Of IL.
Huron county, two townships, Demo
ratio gain of l61.
Jackson county, one township, Rspub-
can gain of Il.
Jefferson county, two townships, Repub-
csn gain of /.
Knox county, two township. and four Z
ards OF Mount Vernon, Republican gain
( 100. C
Lake county, two townships, Republican
ain OF 1913.
Lawrence county, one township and one
and OF lronton, Republican gain OF Is. g
Licking county, seven precincts, Repub- r
can gain of 135.
Logan county, three townships, Repub-
can gain of 1l5. g
Lorraine county, three townships, Repub-
can gain of 80. C.
Lucas county, two townships, Democratic
hin Of 50. g
Madison county, three townships, Rel
Iblicsn gain of 30.
Mahoning county, one precinct, Demo-
attic gain Of IL. g
Marion county, one township, Democrs-
C gain Of 10, Ic'
Medina county, two townships, Republi- n
N gain Al.
Meigs county, City Of Middleport,
emocratic gain OF IS. g'
Miami county, six precincts, Republican
lin OF %. g;
Morrow county, two townships, Rspubli. =;
n gain Of ). IN
Muskingum county, eleven townships,
epublican gain Of Il. re
Ottawa county, two precincts, Republican
in Of IS. CT
Picksway county, Circleville City, Re-
Iblican gain Of 81. "a
Pike county, two townships, Republican ',
in Of %. W
Portage county, six townships, Democratic
in Of rs. ga
Richland county, three precincts, Demo -.
ATTIC gain of 3S. liz
Ross county, three precincts and one
I'D OF Chillicothe, Republican gain OF IS. pu
Sandusky county, five precinc.s, R.pub-
an gain Of 81. ca
scioto county, one township, Republican -.
in Of "a. ca
Seneca county, two precincts, Republican .
In of 50. "a
Stark county, five precincts, Democratic -,
in Of %. CT
Summit county eight precincts, Repub- .
an gain Of I57. an
rrumbull county, nine townships. Re. nc
blican gain of $40.
Cuscarawas countp, two townships, DEM m
attic gain OF 1. ne
Union county, one township, Democratic NJ
n off. De
warren county, one Township, Republican ele
n Of IS. IN
Washington county, eight precincts, %
publican gain Of 203. %
Wayne county, eight precincts, Republi.
gain of SO.
Wood county, one precinct, Republican