Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1884-10-18


licsn majority Of about f6. 900.
Returns from ITS wards and precincts
show Republican gains OF 2-4s4-
A dispatch from Cleveland states that
the entire Republican county ticket u
elected in Cuyahoga County.
CLEVELAND. o.. October 10 p m--
At this hour the Republicans claim that
their majority in the State will reafh from
Is. 600 TO $4,000: also that Burnett tRep.l IS
elected to Congress in the Twenty-first dis
trict over Foran DEM By 500 to 500 ma
jority. and Mckinley over Paige In the
Twentieth district
COLUMBUS, October IA, $40 p. m.-Re-
ports and returns from six of the twenty
seven precfnts IN this city show . net Re
publican gain OF 107.
1905 o. m-Returns from 266 wards and
precincts show a net Republican majority
Of 3.67O. The wards and precincts heard
from include ten in Cincinnati, eleven IN
Columbus and one in Cleveland
11:35 D. m.-The Republican majority on
Secretary of State in 1880 was 1905. Com
pairing the 226 precincts and wards received
with that year, net Democratic gain of BIS
is shown. The same ratio throughout the
State would give Republican majority Of
II, 900. Comparing the 226 precints with
the vote of 1888 net Republican gain OF
1870 ID shown. The same ratio OF gain
throughout the State indicate a Republican
majority of 1900.
1900 m.-Returns from 531 wards and
precincts in Ohio show net Republican
gain of s,41T.
$50 p. m-The following dispatch has
Just been received at the Democratic head
quarters: Reliable reports from Hooking
Valley give large Democratic gains. News
from over the State continues favorable
I2.35 a MAS wards and precincts
shows Republican gain of 1o,245.
Charles E. Brown, Republican, is elected
to Congress in the Second Cincinnati Dis
triet over Adam Kramer, Democratic.
GINCTSyATI, 1000 p. m.-Returns are
still very backward and the suspicion is
growing that they are purposely withheld.
The latest returns received show a falling
on in Republican gains.
Ii p. m.-Eight precincts in Hamilton
County Second Congressional district, show
an average Republican gain over Jordan's
majority two years ago of 1872.
In fOrty-nine precincts of Hamilton
County the Republican gain is 2.745.
HOS p. m.-Twenty-three precincts in
Hamilton County, comprising one fifth of
the county, show Republican gain of 776.
1f:l0 p. m.-The following dispatch has
just been sent from the Republican head
quarters here: prominent Democrats con-
eede large majority to the Republicans.
They estimate the Republican majority at
13, 0O0."
lbs p. m.-The members of the Lincoln
Club believe that Butterworth (Rep.l is
elected to Congress over Follett Dem.l by
majority of about 1000. 4 jubilation
meeting is in progress at the club rooms.
II p. m.-ln seventy eight voting pre-
eincts in Hamilton County there is Re
publican gain of 4,245. There are 106 pre-
ciDcts in the county.
The Democrats concede Hamilton County
to the Republicans. but think there is
chance of the election of Matson Dem for
Probate Judge.
CINCINNATI, 1:15 a. m.-Returns from
765 wards and precincts in Ohio show net
Republican gain of II, 1859.
FRANK HURD DEFEATED.
CLEVELAND, October Is, II; 80 a. M
Robinson's majority in Summit County will
reach 1 400 and McKinley's 1900. McKin-
ley, Republican. is elected to Congress in
the Twentieth District over Paige, Demo
crat, by about 1900 majority.
Returns complete for ass precincts and
wards give a Republican gain of $3.50 over
last years vote. This is smaller ratio of
Republican gains than hitherto received.
TOLEDO, October Is, Midnight-Lucas
County has evidently made another of its
sudden somersaults. Every indication at
this hour points to a Republican victory.
Fifteen of the forty-one precincts in the
county show net Republican gain of 697.
The Democrats have lost from seven to 113
in every precinct heard from. Returns are
ina 81 b,,+o bao
eeiyed to warrant the Republicans claiming
the election Of their county ticket, which
last year was defeated by 1900. The Dem
ocrats are 10th to concede the defeat of
Hurd, but the probability is that they will
have to do it.
ToIedo-Sixth ward precinct B. New
man, 100; Robinson, 1876; Republican gain.
Hardin County-Twenty-si precincts
show Republican gain of IS.
Defance-Second ward Republican gain
is IL. Third ward, net Republican gain 81.
Marian City, Republican, gain over 1888.
Bucyrus-Three townships heard from;
Democratic gain 40.
allipolis-Newman go, Robinson III:
Democratic gain SO.
Ashtabula County-Kingsville township;
Republican gain IS.
Liberty, Henry County-East precinct,
Newman 16s, Robinson i'll, net gain 20
over Hoadly.
Urbana-Two townships in Champaign
County give Republican gain of 81.
Jackson Connty-Robinson 243, Newman
S.
Middleport, Second Ward. Meigs County
-Robinson 156, Newman 35. Saline Run
precinct, Robinson 40 Newman 20.
Clarke Gounty-Morefield township, Rob-
inson 200, Newman 14T: Robinson's ma
jority So.
Columbus-Hefronp precinct, Union town
ship. Newman ZIG, Robinson 100. Net
Democratic gain of 23
Auglaize County-First ward, Robinson
81, Newman us; Democratic gain of SO.
Columbus-Fourth ward, Kenton, home
Of Robinson, net Republican gain of 1872.
Ashtabula Niilage-Second ward, New
man, 100; Robinson, As; Democratic gain
SO.
Logan-Newman 81 majority; Demo-
cratic gain 60.
Portsinouth--First ward, Newman $50;
Robinson, 106; Democratic gain 81.
Cuyahoga County, Strongsville town.
ship, Robinson 1s9; Newman, 50. Repub-
lican majority 12S; Republican gain s.
Bellaire-First ward, Robinson SIS.
Massillon-Perry township, including
MassiIlon, Republican gain 176.
Two precincts and the ward in Bellefon-
tame, show Republican gain of 81.
Troy-Lost Creek township, Republican