The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-10-15
Frank Hatton Appointed
Postmaster General.
OHIO.
The Latest Election Returns.

The Latest Election Returns.
CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 14.-TWenty-
two wards and precincts snow a het
Republican, gain of 28S, over the vote
of 1888.
Ten wards and precincts show a
net Republican gain of l7S over 1853
Returns from West Virginia lndl-
cate the vote will he the largest ever
polled. TIE Republicans are claim
ing gains, but not enough returns are
received to indicate the result.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 1.-THE bulletins
for the Ohio election will be based
upon the vote of 1883, when the Dem
ocrats had a majority of 1859.
There are l ,S92 wards and precincts
IN the State. 1t will require an
average gain of seven votes to the
ward for the Republicans to over
come the Democratic majority and
carry the State.
Twenty wo wards and precincts
in Ohio show a net Republican gain
of 2SS.
Thirty-ive wards and r ecincts in
Ohio show a net Republican gain OF
3S9. This includes a large number of
wards FROM cities, but none from
Columbus, Cincinnati or Cleveland.
DAYTON, Oct. 1.-THE election in
this city was quiet. Very few Illegal
votes were cast. Everything was
orderly and a full vote out. The in
dications are that Dayton will give
500 Democratic majority. The Sol
diers' Home cast a full vote with
probably 100 Republican majority.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-The oils
closed at 6 p. M, with no further
outbreaks, to the great relief of every
cody. There was great apprehension
that trouble would occur, and AS the
polls were about to close, men were
sent to the most dangerous precincts
to prevent violence. The worst
trouble of the day happened in D
of the precincts of the Eighth ward,
where a number of colored deputy
marshals came in collision wit
deputy sheriffs and bystanders, ami
as the Latter were largely anti
Republican, the colored men
were quickly routed, but not
till a number of shots were
fired. The cry of lynch the negroes"
was raised and the crowd rushed into
the next street.
COLUMBUS, Oct. IA FOrty-6ve
wards and precincts in Ohio show a
net Republican gain of $40. No re-
turns from the larger cities.
Slxty-two wards and precincts
show a net Republican gain of SIT.
Whenever returns are received
from the large cities bulletins will
announce it.
The Fourth ward in Canton, Ohio,
the home of Robinson, show a
net Republican gain of 1872.
The Fifteenth ward in Cleve-
land shows a net Republican gain of
21S.
Ninety-six wards and precincts in
Ohio show a net Republican gain of
1,422.
The returns up to $50 p. m. in
clude wards in q number OF medium
sized cities and precincts throughout
the State. The same rates OF gain
the State indicate a Re-
publican gain of Is, ZOO. j
Returns have been received from
thirteen wards and precincts in West
Virginia, showing a net Republican ,
gain of 1O3. The vote is being COM
pared with that OF 1SS3when the DEM
majority Was Is, 1876. The Re- .
.publicans will have to gain "a votes !
to the ward and precinct to carry the !
State I
One hundred and fifty precincts in s
Ohlo show a net Republican gain of 4
1926.
The wards in Columbus are divided c
nto twenty>seven precincts. Re {
:urns have been received from six i,
precincts, showing a net Republican U
gain of 1O7. .
One hundred and seventy eight Il
wards and precincts in Ohio give a o
Republican gain of 2,4S4. e
Two hundred and eight wards and Z
precincts in Ohio show a net Republic
an gain of 1858. p
Returns are received from Cincin- q
latl and only Il ward from Cleve- II
ond, the above includes six precincts G.
rom Columbus. 81
The following returns are received o!
ON Cincinnati: Precinct B.. Tenth 81
yard, Republican gain of 2S3; pre-
A., Fifth ward, Republican
ain of AZ.
Five additional precinctsi in Column. B
u show a Republican gain of 81. re
9:5O p. M. Two hundred and six re
y-slx wards and precincts in Ohio to
a let Republican gain of 3 : tn
This includes ten + ecincts ip Gin ea
lnnati, eleven Ill Columbus and one w
Cleveland. tn
Forty-nine precincts out CT ll2 in U
lamiltOn county, Ohio, show a net DC
gain OF 2,U67. st
The Republican majority on Seare- til
Try OF state IN 1880 was 300. Com as
arlng the returns from the 226 Dre- is
ncts and wards received with that G.
ar al SHOWS a net Democratic gain of i'm
.. LIE same ratio throughout the &c
tate would give a Republican ma ito
rlty OF 5000 Comparing the 22a "
'ecincts with the vote of lSS3 shove ,at
Republican gain of 1870. The Lar
me ratio OF gain throughout the
:ate Indicate Il Republican maioritv -.
io,oVO- Ihlee hundred and twenty
"a WARDS ana precincts in Ohio show
ht-'uollcaan gain of 4 $50. Id;
tlNc1HNATI. Oct. 14.-The total 70
tie OF Cincinnati is estimated na 20
zen 5000 and 20, 600. RepubIican CHI
ms are rek orted in the city from ali Ge
eclncts heard from so in one lie Lo
other and l24 in another. S,nam cor
emocratic gains are shown in ona We
smocratic ward. The Republic.ne Pal
aiIn tne election of both Coneresss sta,
Butterworth and Brown ens ent
" 1o'OOO mo
Oct. 14.-Ono - ser,
d seventy-eight wards ~ Injured W.
lets show q net Democrat;o pre-. an
over the vote for Saorosaln OF Am
IN 1850. The same wards OF Hel
ecIncCs snow a net Rennhl;os" anQ maj
Saln ! mir