The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-13

'his state show net Republican gain OF 642.
The Republicans claim the election of the
entire ticket in Cincinnati and a majority on
Doth congressman; the State Democratic
committee concede it by $500.
Returns from 465 precincts and townships,
being one'iourth of the state, show Repub.
Iesn gain of 1886. Five hundred and Eve
precincts show Republican gain of 2,4l7.
Columbus, Oct. l2.--5ss precincts give a
net republican gain Of 2276.
Columbus, o. Oct L. Return. from 4s5
precincts wards and townships, being one
iouf'n .n IN OF the state, show a Republican gain
OF 1856, Five huadred and i've precincts
show Republican gain of24l7.
Columbus .. Oct l2.-Three hupdred
and fifteen precincts and townships show a
Republican gain of LAO, and $50 precincts
anet Republican gain Of 2,OO7. Three hun.
dted and seventy y.ninS precincts show a ne,
Republican gain of 2,5l0
Columbus, Oct. l2,-Returns from 69S pre.
cints showanot Republican gain of 1926; the
erreturns continue more favorable to the
Democrats. Hamilton County shows large
Democratic gain. The strong Democratic
counties many of which not vet heard from.
Cincinnati, Oct u, - Returns from pre.
cincts of Hamilton county show Democratic
gain of S5.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct, l2.-Tho vote
pollsd to day is 30 per cen, larger than was
ever polled before. In the afternoon a num-
oer OF slight disturbances took place at the
polls but except in one instance tho police
were able TO preserve order and that was in
the Sth ward and where the Republicans
asked the aid of the police to give them
equal chances at the polls. Two men rs.
saulted the policeman and tore his clothes
He called for help and the men were arrested
but the crowd ovorpowered tho police and
rescued them. Further re-inforcements of
the police were called but by the time
they arrived quiet was restored.
Columbus, 9 p M, Oct l2,--The returns
are coming in little es-l er than usus, and
although hitherto favorable to the Repubi.
cans in most precincts, have not been un.
iformly so and II Is noticeable that where there
has been a Democratic increase, it has usually
been very msrked. II seems to be a fact
that the Republican gains have been in Sec
tions already Republican, and that the DEM
ocratic gsus have come chiefly from the
Democratic sections on the bssis of figures
already received, The Republicans claim
majority larger than that of last year but Il
Is too early to make any definite estimate.
l59 townships give net Republican gain Of
1926.
Columbus, o. Oct. IL. Tho returns from
4l5 precincts, townships and wards, compris-
ing over one third of the state, show net
Republican gain of 1850, over the vote Of
1879, when the Republicans carried tho state
by 1900 majority. Four hundred and twen.
ty-eight townships, precincts and wards give
s.net Republican gain of $3.50. Later re-
turns show more Democratic gains.
Columbus, Oct. l2.-At Republican head
quarters claims ere now made ths4 the ma
jority in the state will be considerably over 20.
600. AT Democratic. headquarters returns
have been received which up to thi. hour
give.the Democrats net gain of over 5CO in
the state. AT the latter place comparison is
made upon the net vote for secretary of state
and present Republican gains may not impro.'
badly be dissipated as returns come in from
remoter counties, which are generally Demo.
cratic.