The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-10-15

- Aa4 over the vote for Governor
n 1SS3. This includes six wards q
@nracincts out Of twenty.seven In the
ccitv of Columbus. which show q mel
Republican gain Of LUZ. -.x
Three hundreds and s'xty-s'x
wards and precincts In OHIO snow a
net Republican gain OF 5,7Z1. Inc
in otest from West Virginia at IL pm.
;ndicates Wilson, Democratic can
d;Ssta for Governor, has carried the
State. but no figures are given.
Fnnr hundred and twenty wards
.nd n1ecinets in Ohio show a net
Reru1iican gan of 6,8O5:
F,fty-fiye precincts in Hamilton
cn,nty Ohio. show q net Repub.l-
can gain of 2,74O: This Is one-nall
| the precincts III the county
Four hundred and seventy-one
wards and precincts in Ohio snow q
| Republican gain of 1917.
Five hundred and thirty.one wards
and precincts in Ohio show a Repuo'
lican gain of SAT-.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 14.-Three hum
dred and twenty-four wards and pre-
cincts show q net Democratic gain OF
$50 over the vote for Secretary o!
State in 1880. The came wards and
precincts show q net Republican
gain of 1880 over the vote tor Gov
ernor in 1883. -.
A correspondent of q Cincinnati
Democratic paper telegraphed the
editor that Columbus had gone Re-
publicau ."hell bent"
Three hundred and sixty-six wards
and precincts show a net Democratic
gain of 1855 over the vote for Secretary
of State in 1880. The same wards
and precincts show q net Republican
gain of 5,729 over the vote for Gov
ernor in 1883.
George f. Seney. (Democrat) is re-
elected to Congress in the Seventh
District.
Seventy precincts in Hamilton
county show a net Republican gain
Of 3,75S.
Mckinley is elected in the Twen-
tieth district. ButlerwOrth in the
First district is also elected
11:35 D.. m. Five hundred and
eighty-five wards and precincts in
Ohio show a net Republican gain Of
1856.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 14.-Four him.
dred and twenty wards and precincts
show a net Democratic gain of 768
over the vote for Secretary OF State
in 1885,. The same wards and pre-
cincts show a Republican gain OF
5000 over the vote for Governor in
1883. ButterwOrth, Republican, of
Cincinnati, telegraphs he is elected
in the First district; also that General
Brown is elected in the Third dis
trict, making Republican gain of
two congressman.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 14.-Incomplete
returns indicate tue election Of
FOran, Democratic candidate for
Congress, and Sawyer, Democrat, for
sheriff. The Republicans elect all
other candidates in this county by a
majority Of 5000 to $500. The Re
publican State ticket will carry the
county by about the same majority.
Six hundred and forty-eight wards
and precincts show q Republican
gain of 1O,245 in Ohio. There was
error in the last bulletin, the Re-
publican gains being given 1000 too
many. Chas. E. Brown is elected
Congress in the Twenty-second
district.
Seven hundred and seven wards |
and precincts in Ohio show q net
gain of 1O,939.
FOran (Demt craft is elected to
Congress in the Hwenty-first district.
seven hundred and sixty-eight
wards and precincts in Ohio show a
net Republican gain of II, 1869.
Eight hundred and twenty EIGHT
and precincts in Ohio show a
net Republican gain of 1859. The
anne rate of gain throughout the
'emainder OF the State will give the
a majority of $500.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l4.--Commercial
Tag tie specials indicate the election
# Hedges for congress in Mansfield
l'strict 10y 500 majority, a gain of one
congressman.
SPRINGFIELD. Oct. 14.--An enor-
vote was polled with indica-
ions of 1000 Republican majority.
LONDON, Oct. 14-The Republi,
ans elected their county ticket en-
ire in Hooking and Tuscarowas val
Large Republican gains are
epOrted.
DAYTON, Oct. IA -Returns for the
!ty OF Dayton are all in, leaving the
lty l79 Democratic majority on the
tate ticket, a Republican gain of
y One precinct at the Soldiers
lone, showed a Republican gain of
Is.