The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-10
Returns and Gleanings of Re-
turns from Various Places.
The Democrats Claim the State
by a Small Majority,
With Some Good Reasons For The
Claim.
The Prohibition Amendment is Probably
Defeated.

SANDUsKY.
FREMONT, Oct. 9.-Sandusky county
shows net Democratic gain of over 400.
LAKE.
PAYNEsyILLE, Oct. 9.-Lake county
complete gives Foraker 2,542, HOadly
1,144, the second amendment 2,0Ol. Net
Republican gain 40.
HOLMES.
MILLERsBURG, Oct. 9.-Five townships
give a gain of 1862 over Newman's vote.
The second amendment received 7OS
for, and LISA against.
TUsCARAwAs.
NEW PHILA., Oct. 9.-TwO townships
heard from show Democratic gain OF
So. From reports received the second
amendment has carried by a small ma
jOrity in the county.
DEFIANCE.
DEFIANCE, o., Oct. 9.--COmplete re-
turns from Defiance township, includ-
ing wards and precincts, gives HOadly
961, Foraker 595, Il Democratic gain OF
70. The first amendment has 2So, second
429. Returns from rural districts are
not sufficient to warrant any estimate
of the county yet.
COsHoCToN.
COsHOCTON, Oct. 9.-Fiye precincts
show net Republican gain of 70. The
Democratic majority of last year Will be
slightly reduced, and Walker, Democratic
candidate for treasurer is probably de-
feated. The second amendment will
probably have small majority here
No returns from this city.
ERIE.
@SANDUsKY, Oct. 1O.--City gone Demo
cratic by 1925, a Democratic gain of 32S
Democratic majority in the city and
county 300. Henry f. PadOn, Repub-
lican candidate for State Senator, is de-
feated by 1000 in the district. This
county gives over 1000 majority against
prohibition amendment to Constitution.
TRUMBULL.
WARREN, Oct. 9.-Warren City, 1st
ward Republican majority, 23O; loss
of 10; I'd ward, Republican majority 20;
a loss of 46; 81 ward, Republican ma
jOrity "a; gain of 10. Warren town
ship, Democratic majority, 27; a Demo
cratic gain Of 13. The second amend
ment carries in the city and township
by majority of 62,
DELAWARE.
DELAWARE, Oct. 9.--The vote in the
county is the largest ever cast. Sackt Ut,
the Republican nominee for Legislature,
is running behind the State ticket. Joy,
for the Senate, will 60 out of the county
with 1000 majority. Eight precincts
giving Foraker 067, HOadly SS4; net
Democratic gain %. The second amend
ment here has 814 majority.
SENECA.
TIFFIN, Oct. "a large vote was poll
ed and returns are coming in slowly
Six precincts, this city included, give
HOadly 565 majority, Republican gain
of II. A Democratic Representative is
elected by a small majority. The sec
Ond amendment in the city, five wards
has 694 out of zoos votes. One town.
| ship gives the second amendment 167
out Of 2O7 votes.
MUSKINGUM.
ZANEsVILLE, Oct. 1O.--The largest vote
ever pOlled In this county was pOlled to
| day. Tickets were scratched and it is
impossible to get all the returns. Joy
| Republican, has a small majority fol
Senator. Seven of the nine wards in thC
city show Democratic gain of SO. Re
turns received from few townships
show large majority for the secOnC
amendment. Both were showed under
in the city. The Republicans claim thI
county ticket.
SUMMIT.
AKRON, Oct. 9.--1:30 a. m.-RepOrtI
have been coming in very slowly, tn,
last precinct of the city having just beer
reported. The total number of vote
cast in the city is 4042; FOraker's ma
| jOrity, 448; KOhler, Republican Represen
tative, has $50 majority. The judicia
amendment got 1906, she first amend
ment GOA, second amendment $3.50. Thu
Republican gain in the city over las
year is 1913. Only five of the township
have been reported, giving net Repub
L nnn Inal of 2R in thnaa nracincta AM