Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-23

wards and precincts IN Ohio show net
republican gam of 1926.
No. 13-The wards in Columbus are
divided into twenty seven precincts.
Returns have been received from SIX
precincts, showing a net republican
gain Of los.
No. l4-Seventy-eight wards and
paecinets givea net republican gain Of
24S4.
No 17-2OS wards and precincts
show a net republican gain of 663.
No returns received from Cincinnati
and only one ward from Cleveland.
The above includes six precincts from
Columbus.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE total
vote in Cincinnati is estimated at be-
tween 65, 600 and 10000. Republican
gains are reported in nearly all pre-
cincts heard from, SO in one, 116 in
another. and 124 in another. Small
democratic gains are shown in one
democratic ward. Republicans are
claiming the election of both con-
gressmen Butterworth and Brown,
and the entire county ticket by 1000
majority.
No. 16-The following returns have
been received from Cincinnati: Pre-.
cinct B, 10th ward, republican gain
of 1868 Precinct a, 9Th ward, repub-
lican gain of AZ. Five additional
precincts show republican gain of
81.
No, II 266 wards and precincts
show net republican gain of 1910;
this includes ten precincts in Cmcin.
matt, eleven in Columbus and one in
Cleveland
No. 1S- Thirty-nine precincts out
of 112 in Hamilton county shows
net republican gain of 2067.
No. 19-The republican majority on
secretary of state III 1880, was 5000
comparing the 266 precincts and
wards received with that year shows
net democratic gain of 31S. The same
ratio throughout the state would give
a majority Of 16. 600. Comparing the
266 precincts with the vote of 1888,
shows a net republican gain of $3.50,
the same ratio of gaia throughout the
state indicates republican majority
of 1900.
No. 20-324 wards aud 20 precincts
show a net republican gain of 1880.
No. 21-366 precincts and wards
show a net republican gain of 5,729
No. % 400 wards and precints
show net republican gain of 6805.
No. 24-471 wards and precincts
show net republican gain of 1917.
No. 25-531 wards and precincts
show a net republican gain of S4l7.
DAYTON, o., Oct. 14-Great crowds
surround the republican headquarters
applauding as each bulletin is read.
Returns from three wards of this city
give 237 republican gain over last
spring or 500 over last fall. Other pre-
cincts indicate like gains. Ii this con
tinues Dayton will give small repub-
lican majority. Sinks, candidate for
congress runs several hundred ahead
of his ticket.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IA Crowds in
the streets are shouting for Blaine and
Logan and are also hurrahing for
Butler. Reports from Hamilton
county continue TO show large repub-
llcan gains over 1888. The total re-
publican gains in ffty-five precincts
is 2,740. This indicates certain re
publican majority in this county.
PEACEFUL TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, Oct ii Never In the his
tory of Toledo h as there been so much
interest in an election as to-day.
Within half an hour after the polls
were opened hundreds of voters chiefly
laboring men were casting their bal
lots and at nine o'clock fully one-half
of the vote of the city had been cast.
Predictions were made on the previous
night that there would be trouble and
disorder on the morrow ointense was
the feeling; but the result has been
eminently satisfactory to all.
TOLEDO, Oct. 14-So far as heard
from, the republican state ticket has
made large gains throughout this
congressional district, and especially
in this city AT present indications
point to the election of RCemis over
Hurd, for congress, by small ma
jority. One precinct in ward 5, gives
Remis majority of 262, and gain
over the vote of the last congresslon-
al election of over 300 Eighth ward
gives a gain of two hundred, while
other wards show correspondingly
large majonties Reports form other
quarters of the district also show re
publican gains over the vote of last
year.
A dispatch from Fremont states
that in the First ward Roemis hiss
81 majority. In the Third ward,
Hurd has majority of rs These
figures show large gains for
Roe mis- over the vote of
republican congressional candidate
of two years ago. Scranton in this
county gives Roems a majority of
50, a loss of l. Elmore, Ottawa
county, gives Newman a majority of
III, and 62 for Hurd. republican
gain. Rcemis' net gam over KING,
the republican candidate for congress
two years ago, in twenty two pre-
cincts in Lucas county is 785.
HURD's CHANCES.
COLUMBUS, Oct. a. OF the four
counties in this district, Lucas will
give Romeis 200 10 800 majority
Erie gave Hurd 200 majority; San
dusky, Hurd 600; Ottawa, Hurd 300.