Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-15
KhSRss IN pE,A1L.
Tho Vote IN Hsmiitop--Ine County CARR
BY the KepuDmcAns.

The Vote IN hsmiitop--Ins County Carris cd
BY the KepuDneans.
The Republicans claim the election OF
their entire ticket in Hamilton county.
The returns show that the Germans voted
largely with the Republicans in Hamilton
county.
The total vote Of Cincinnati il estimate
at between 65. 600 and 10000. Republican
gains are reported In nearly all the pre-.
cincts heard from {: so in one, 1l0 in an
other and 124 In another. A small Demo.
cratic gain is shown in one Democratic
ward. The Republicans are claiming the
election of both Congressman Butterworth
and Brown, and the entire county ticket
by 1000 majority.
Fifty tive precincts in Hamilton county
give net Republican gain of 2, TAO. This
is about half Of all the precincts in the
county.
Seventy precincts in Hamilton county
show net Republican gain of 1853.
The returns are compared on the vote
Of 1888, when Hoadly had majority of
II, 629. Ninety-six wards and precincts
show Republican gain Of l,42s. and the
Republicans claim the state by IL, 900, un.
less the large cities show materially differ.
ent results from the country and smaller
cities. The Fourth ward Of Kenton, the
home OF General Robinson, shows net
Republican gain of 1S2. The Fifteenth
ward OF Cleveland gives Let Republican
gain of 2lS.
One hundred and fifty wards and pro-
cincts show q net Democratic gain of 394
over the vote for secretary of state in 1880
The same wards and precincts show net
Republican gain Of l .928 over the vote for
governor in 1888.
One hundred and seventy. eight wards
and precincts show a net Democratic gain
OF IT'S over the vote for secretary OF
state in 1880. The same wards and pre-
oinots show net Republican gain of
=, 4S4 over the vote fer governor in 1888.
This includes six wards and precincts out
OF twenty seven in the city of Columbus,
which show net Republican gain OF l07.
Two hundred and eight wards and pre-
cincts show not Democratic gain Of PAT
over secretary Of state in 1880. The same
wards and precincts show net Republican
gain of 3, 683 over the vote for governor in
1888, Prominent Democrats now oonoede
Ohio to the Republicans by about 10000.
The counting OF votes in the large cities is
progressing very slowely.
94Oi p. m.-Two hundred and sixty. six
wards and precincts show net Democratic
gain OF 3lS over vote for secretary OF state
In 1850. The same wards and precincts
show net Republican gain OF $40 over
the vote for governor in 1888. This
includes 10 precincts Of Cincinnati, II of
Columbus and l of Cleveland.
in 1850. on secretary OF state, the Re.
publican majority was zoos. Comparing
The 226 precincts and wards received with |
lSoo, shows net Democratic gain of 3,S. |
The same rates throughout the state would |
give Republican majority of 10, 600 com. |
pared with the vote OF 1888 for the same |
PRECINCTS, indicating Republican major
ty in Ohio Of Is, 600.
Three hundred and twenty-five wards
md precincts show net Republican gain
4 4, $50.
l0.20p. m.-Three hundred and sixty
Yards and precincts show o net Demo.
ratio gain OF 7S5 over secretary Of state In
$50. The same wards and precincts show
net Republican gain OF 5,729 over the
ots for governor In 1883. George Z.