The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-10-13
PORTAGE COUNTY.

1856; BOokwalter, 1874; Republican loss of
II. Representatives, Republican,
241; Dunbar, Democrat, 173; Republic
can loss.
TRUMBULL COUNTY.
WARREN, Ohio, October 1l.-Returns
from about one-half the precincts of the
county show net Republican loss over
the vote of Townsend of 35S. The vote
cast is light; that of the Prohibition. is
larger than usual. ..
SENECA COUNTY.
TIFFIN, Ohio, October 11.-This city
gives BOOkwalter a majority over FOs-
ter; the city and Clinton township $40
majority for BoOkwalter; five precincts
and three townships, BOokwalter's ma
iOrity 97S; one precinct, Green Springs,
Fosters majority %; loss of IL on Sec
retary of State, 1880; same rate of Demo
cratic gain gives BoOkwalter 1900 ma
jOrity in this county. The vote in the
county was much short of last year,
that Of the city an average. Tiffin city,
seven townships and one precinct give
BOOkwalter LILA majority.
GEAUGA COUNTY.
CHARDoN, Ohio, October 11.-FOster,
305; BoOkwalter 81; Ludlow, 8; Nation
al, 2. In 1879: Republicans 1923; Demo
Gratis 118; net gain over 1879 is IS.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MARIETTA, Ohio, October 11.-Mari-
eta gives Foster 126 majority, gain of
13. Belpre gives Foster 81 majority; a
gain of z. Nine precincts in the county
heard from show Republican gain of
80. u
LICKING COUNTY.
NEWARK, October 12-Returns from
Newark township and three wards of
Newark City give net Republican gain
of 66.
OTTAWA COUNTY.
ELMoRE, October 11.-Harris town.
hip-BoOkwalter's majority 92; Rose
for Representative, % Democratic.
HURON COUNTY.
NORwALK, October 11.-FOster's ma
jOrity in NOrwagl, 155, gain of 81 OyeI
two years ago; Ludlow 81.
CRAWFORD COONTY.
BUCYRUs, October 1.-THE election
passed off very qnietly. The vote has
been the hghtest that has been cast fol
years; total in Bucyrus precinct, 1,1O1
This is 100 less than last years vote
The ProhibitiOnists and Democrats
united on Representative.
HARDIN COUNTY.
KENToN, October 11.-TweIve pre-
cincts give net Republican gain of n
The county ticket is all elected, incIud
ing the Representative. This is the
home of DOugheTty, the Democratic can
didate for Attorney General, and he i:
thus far only 131 ahead of his ticket.
.5. ERIE COUNTY.
SANDUsKY, October 1I.-RepubIican:
elect Thomas McFaII Auditor, william
Aftleck Clerk of Court Albert JudsOI
County Surveyor, DR.. Page Coroner. II
E. O'Hagan, Democrat, is reelected
State Senator, and the Democrats claim
the election of Joseph Puckrin, Repre-
sentative. Election remarkably quiet.
AsHTABULA COUNTY.
CONNEAUT, October 11.-FOster 4S1
BOOkwalter 116. MOnrOe-Foster 1856
BOOkwalter 81. Pferpont-F Foster POI
BOOkwalter IL.
JEFFERSON, October IL Fourteen
towns show a Democratic loss of 2Ss, a
loss of 40 per cent.
HIGHLAND COUNTY.
MANSFIELD, October 11.-MansfeId
City-Third ward, Foster 1S4; Bookwal-
ter, 322; 2;,FOster's gain, :. Newton, Re
publican, for treasurer, 217; Douglass,
296; Republican gain of So. First ward
Foster gains 2; MifHin thownship all
in; Foster gains 10; Newton, Republic
can, for treasurer,-gains 13.
LAKE COUNTY.
WnLoUGHHY, O., October 1I.-Foster
31s, BookwaIter 13O, Seitz 10 and Lud-
low 10. Last fall the Republican vote
was 416, and the Democratic vote POS.
LoRAIN COUNTY.
OBERIIN, October 11.-TOtaI vote was
unusually small, being only S27 ballots
against 1,O12 last year for Garfield, and
986 two years ago for Foster. The fol-
lowing is the result: Republicans ga,
Democrats 1O3, Greenbaekers 25, PrOhi-
bitiOn 30, total 727. Foster ran 81 votes
behind his ticket, and LOngwOrth was
also slightly scratched. BOOkwaIter's
vote falls 50 short of vote pOlIed for
Ewing in 20.