The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-16

returns shov that Robinson. the Repub-
licln cansidata for secretary oi state,
received In this county, 22,sH votes
Newman, Democrat, D,o45i Robinson
over Newman, 2,2ls.
Johnson, Republican candidate for
supreme Judge, received s,e4d; Martin,
Democrat, y,i2gi johnson over Martin,
2,2lI.
The average prohibition vote was less
than 400.
HAMILTON COUNTY,
Total unofficial returns from liamil-
ton county. show the following plurall-
ties, state and congressional ticket
Robinson, Republican, secretary of
state, 2,25s; johnson, Republican, Judge
OF supreme court, 1851; Flickinger, Re
publican, board public works, 2 lT;
Butterworth, Republican, first district
congress, l,52j; Brown. Republican, sec
ond district congress, 2nN.
The Greenback state ticket averaged
"; prohibition vote average, ~.
HOW THE GERMANS voIEp.
TOLEDO, Oct. l5.-Tbe result shows
that the Germans voted as they did
three years ago before the temperance
agitation In the state.
ABOUT GAINS.
CoIUMWus, Oct. ID. - A prominent
Democratic politician reasons IN follows
about the election: "The heavy Repub-
lican gains have boen made IN the cities,
whereas the Democrats have gained In
the country. Thus In, Columbus, the
Republicans gained. With tho back
townships of Franklin We have gained,
and keep, the Democratic majority
where IL was, This Will be found tn be
the case in the townships OF other
strong Democratic counties not vet
heard from. The Republican majority
will be reduced below $in.G0."
THE REPUBLICAN, LEADERS
do not concede 10 this, but they are on
the lookout for redu"tio below the
high figures sct nt - late hour last night.
They talk of improper manipulations,
but they say that under the conditions
of the campaign, and OHIO having been
carried by the Democrats two years in
succession, any majority is u triumph.
Thus the leaders are watching the final
returns.
UURD pEFEATED.
CoLuMBus, Oct. IA dispatch from
Toledo says Ilurd comedies the election
of Romes, Republican, 10 congress in
the tenth district.
A dispatch from Hamilton says Camp
hell, Democrat, is elected to congress in
the third district, by 4lS majority.
CAMPBELL ELNTED.
CINCISNATI, Oct. l5.-C Cnoilicial re-
ports from the third distric; elect Camp
bell, Democrat, to Congress over Morris,
Republican, 10y majority OF All.
ROMEIe ELEC1ED.
TOLEDO, oct. l5.-It is generally con-
ceded that Romeis (RepublicaD for con
gress in the tenth district is elected
over Hurd by 200 to 800 majority.
CoLUMBUs, oct. l5.--Forty-three coun-
ties of the state show net Republican
gain Of l2620. This inciuGes Hamilton
county, but does not include Cuyahoga,
Franklin and Lucas couhties. OF the 10
counties TO hear from, 81 gave Republi-
can mnjorities and "a ave Democratic
majoritios for governor in lSo'.
ANDERSON ALL RIGHT.
CoiVnnvs, Oct. l5. 80 Later reports
from the fourth district show the elec-
ton OF Anderson, Democrat To congress,
over Sinks, Republican,.
- A BIa GAIN.
COLUMBUS, Oct. ID. - Fifty-three
counties complete give net Republican
gain Of 1854.
LUCAS COUNTY RETURNs.
TOLEDO, Oct. l5.-The complete though
unofficial vote Of Lucas county on secre-
tary of state and congressman, as re.
ueinee mittee, Is: R Robinson, $kia; Newman,
7,7O6; Romeis, S,SOl; Hurd, 7,243.
now THE RIG FIGURES VANISH.
CINCINSATI, Oct. l5.-The Republican
majority in Ohio will be about l2,0O0.
The congressman stand 10 Republicans
and 10 Democrats, with the eleventh dis
trict in doubt. Cannot give anything
further until the official returns are re-
ceived.
UNOFFICIAL RETURNS HY COUNTIES.
COLUMN $, Oct. l5.--Unoflicial returns
bav. been received from all counties in
Geagan, Lorain, Medina, and TruInbull.
(These counties in 1883 gave Republican,
majorities aggregating 70lD. The fol-
lowing counties show unofficial Repub-
Iinnn M q inriIies on the Siata ticket.