The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-09
OHIO ELECTION.

HANEsvILLE, O.-Democratic majori-
~ 1873; gain OF about 200.
HUDSON, O.-Uuion, 2l7; Dem, 81
CUYAHoGA FALLS, O.-Hsyes, 242;
Thurman. ~; for Amendment, Dds;
against, 81.
Srow TowNsHIP, SUMMIT Co.-Hayes'
maj. 81; Amendment As.
NEWARK CITY, O.-I99 Dem. maj.
Dem. gain SO.
Harmar gives majority of l45 Rep.
Gain of 4 in Adams township.
LOWELL, O.-44 Dem. mai; against
amendment. aEE-#
Wells Township, Jefferson Co., gives
Dem. maj. of 81; u gain of 10. The Con
stitutional amendment runs 10 behind
the State ticket.
CINCINNATI, O.-Cary is reported rs
undoubtedly elected in the ID Ohio dist.
over Smith. s--a--. .s.
wELLsvILLE, O.-Hayes, $40: Thur
man, 22S; Dem. gain 70; maj. for amend
ment 100.
CLEVELAND, O.-Fifth Ward, Dem.
mai. on Senator SS9; amendment lost by
43S; Dem. mai. on Governor, 372. Third
Ward, Dem. maj. 80. .... .
Ridgeville Township, Lorraine Co.,
AZ Union; % for amendment.
Oberlin, Rep. vote 737; Dem. vote IS;
amendment $50 maj.
Wakeman, Huron Co., Rep. maj. 66;
amendment maj. 40.
StranHeville, Cuayahoga Co., Hayes,
maj. 1873; amendment, lis maj.
Vermillion, 81 maj. for Thurman; 10
mai. against amendment. ..
Huron, Huron Co, lO4 maj. for Hayes;
81 maj. for amendment.
Mt. Vernon, q maj. for Thurman.
Townsend, 100 Union maj; 40 maj. for
amendment.
Elyria, Lorraine Co., Rep. maj. 1856;
Dem. gain 43; maj. for amendment, 3Ol.
Nan landau mai FIR Ran- StafR
ticket, 339; amendment, Dds.
KingsYille, Ashtabula Co., Rep. 2l3
mai; amendment, 264 maj.
Fremont and Sandusky Township,
Thurman, $50 mali Dem. gain OF $50.
Greenwich, Huron Co., Hayes, maj.
lis; amendment, ZIG.
Mentor, Lake Coz, Hayes, maj, LOG;
amendment, l29.
windham, Portage Co., Rep. maj.
l43. .......---
Paris, Portage Co., Rep. maj. 40.
Solon, Cuyahoga Co., Rep. maj. As;
mai. for amendment, 43.
Centre Township, Guernsey Co., gives
As Dem. maj; gain of about 200. The
amendment goes with the ticket.
Coleraine Township, Belmont Co.,
gives Rep. Maj. OF 10; Dem. gain.
CLEVELAND, Oct. S.-Erie county
complete gives 400 Rep. maj, a Dem.
gain of 700 on the judicial election of
90. ne lO5b vi luo 10 COh-
coded on all hands. Scattering town
ship returns on the Reserve show the
amendment running behind, and indi-
cate its probable loss.
STEUBENvILLE, Oct. SIN the city
and township Hayes maj. 259; Union
loss 246; maj. for the amendment l40
CINCINNATI, Oct. S.-Cary, the fusion
candidate, is probably elected to Con-
gress over Smith. The Constitutional
Amendment is defeated so far as heard
from.
Columbus, Cleveland, ChiIlicothe.
and Circleville. show large Dem. gains.
Portsmouth city gone Dem.; no figures
given.
Newark city, Licking Co., about 1000
Pike Co. about 700 Dem.
Springfield. Clark Co., Dem. gain l07.
Massilon, maj. 1856; Dem. gain "a over
last election.
The State is doubtful, but the amend
Belmont Station, C. o. r. r., 80 Dem.
mDj.
The Union majority in Pease town
ship, Belmont county, WAS SO on the
State ticket. The whole vote cast was
SS5, the largest vote ever polled.
CLEVELAND, Oct. S, 1880 a. M.-Hen-
ry county, Dem. maj. about 500. The
amendment runs behind 20 to "a. Dem.
gain in the county $50.
Allen Col 900 Dem. majority, and
!, 100 against the amendment. f--r
Putnam Col, 200 Dem. maj; l, 400
against the amendment. Dem. gain
600. r--sa ..-.... .....r- ..
Montgomery Co.-About 800 Dem.
Cincinnati is incomplete, but the
election of Smith, Rep, to Congress is
doubtful.
The Democratic vote was cast largely
for Cary, independent Republican. The
majority against the amendment will
be large.
Sandusky County complete, 62l Dem.
Majority against the amendment 500.
Dem. gain 450.
Clarke County about 200 Rep; maj.
for amendment 100; Dem. gain.
Seneca County about 900 Dem.; maj.
against amendment 1900; Dem. gain
600.
Cuyahoga County. Rep. maj. 2,SoOi
Dem. gain $50.