The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-16


returns show that Robinson, the Repub-
lican candidate for secretary of state,
received in this county, 22,S64 votes;
Newman, Democrat, 20,646; Robinson
over Newman, 2,2lS.
johnson, Republican candidate for
supreme judge, received 22,946; Martin,
Democrat, 0,729; johnson over Martin,
2,2l7.
The average prohibition vote was less
than 400.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
Total unofficial returns from Hamil-
ton county. show the following plurali-
ties, state and congressional ticket
Robinson, Republican, secretary of
state, 2,25S; johnson, Republican, Judge
of supreme court, 1857; Flickinger, Re-
publican, board public works, 2i47;
Butterworth, Republican, first district
congress, l,526; Brown, Republican, sec.
ond district congress, 2,0ST. III
The Greenback state ticket averas'bd
81; prohibition vote average, "a. ~
HOW THE GERMANS VOTED. &iXf
TOLEDO, Oct. l5.-The result sh5Ns
that the Germans voted as they did
three years ago before the temperance
agitation in the state. III
| ABOUT GAINS.
| COLUMBUS, Oct. Is. - A prominent
Democratic politician reasons asfollows
about the election: "The heavy Repub-
lican gains have heen made in the cities
whereas the Democrats have gained iu
the country. Thus in, Columbus, the
Republicans gained. With the back
townships of Franklin we have gained
and keep, the Democratic majority
where it was. This will be found to bt
the case in tho townships of othei
strong Democratic counties not vel
heard from. The Republican majority
will be reduced below $4,000
THE REPUBLICAN LEADERS
do not concede to this, but they are OF
the lookout for reduction below tn,
high figures set at q late hour last night
They talk of improper manipulatlons
but they say that under the condition
of the campaign, and Ohio having beo,
carried by the Democrats two years ii
succession, any majority is triumph
Thus the leaders are watching the fins
returns.
HURp DEFEATED.
CoLUMBUs, Oct. ia dispatch trol
Toledo says Hurd comedies the electio
of Romeis, Republican, to congress /
the tenth district.
: A dispatch from Hamilton says Cam
= bell, Democrat, is elected TO congress
, the third district, by AIS majority.
:, CAMPBELL ELECTED.
= CINCINNATI, Oct. l5.-Unoiiicial r
y ports from the third district elect Cam
! bell, Demucrat, to Congress over Morri
Republican, by a majority of All.
RoMEIs ELECTED.
TOLEDO, Oct. l5.-It is generally CO.
~ ceded that Romeis (Republicau) for co
y, gress in the tenth district is elect,
>. over Hurd by 200 to 800 majority.
=, COLUMBUS, Oct. l5.--Forty-three cou
" ties of the state show net Republic
v, ~ gain of 1900. This includes Hamit,
" county, but does not include CuyahOl
NO Franklin and Lucas counties. OF the
- counties to hear from, u gave Repul
- can majOrities aud "a ave Democra
~ majorities for governor in 1883.
w. ANDERSON ALL RIGHT.
w CoIUMBus, Oct. IL. - Later repo
H.. from the fourth district show the el
- tion of Anderson, Democrat to congre
on over Sinks, Republican.
~" w A BIa GAIN.
~ CoLUMBUs, Oct. 10. -- Fifty-th
a3 counties complete give net Republi
-" gain of 1884.
LUCAS COUNTY RETURNS.
,h TOLEDO, Oct. l5.-The complete tho
n 40 unofficial vote of Lucas county on se
@ '@nV tary of state and congressman, as
S ,ho ceived by the Republican county C
the noS. o;s . Snn. Wn,rd a. 5aq No""
~ HOW THE BIG FIGURES VANISH.
,ndS CINCINNATI, Oct. l5.-The Republi
tlssn majority in Ohio will be about u
snu Wv, The congressman stand 10 Republic
Ivy and 10 Democrats, with the eleventh
onc trict in doubt. Cannot give anytl
r,v ,oVU further until the official returns ar,
aJ ceived.
50 UNOFFICIAL RETURNS BY CoUNTII
&c CoLUMBUs, Oct. l5,--Unollicial retl
W. have been received from all count,
,@Ms I'VE Ohio except the five following: Car
,,oihj Geagan, Lorain, Medina, and Truml
,u,u m Crheso counties in 1883 gave Republ
a. majorities aggregating 1910. The
10, 10, lowing counties show unofficial Re
ots, liCan maiorities on tho state ticket.