The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-08

10000 majority. In the Eighth sena
torial district, Dan. F. Tiernan, Reform
is probably elected over Henry W
: Genet, Tammany. For Register, Fran,
, Sigel, Reform, defeats Edward ]. Shand
, ley, Tammany, by about 10000 major
ity. On the whole, the result may b.
regarded as a regular Waterloo fo
: Tammany.
The corrected returns from the Fiftf
senatorial district give Norton, Tam
many, 1868; Benedict. Reform, 1872
with the Sixteenth ward yet to heal
from. Benedict's majority will proba
bly, reach 5000.
Oswego county elected three Republi
cans for the Assembly. Dutches'
county, Poughkeepsie city. Seribnel
majority. Jefferson county, Water
town city, Scribner majority. Genesee
county, Bergen, Scribner majority,
Otsego county, Middlefeld, Second dis
trict, Willers majority. Paris, First
district, Scribner majority. Oneida
county, Boonville, First district, Serb
ner majority. Steuben county,
Dansville, Willers majority. Wash
ington county, Kingsbury, Serb
ner majority. Orange county, Mount
Hope, Scribner majority. Newark, a
large Democratic majority. Washington
county, white Creek, First district,
Scribner majority.
Indications are that the State has
gone Republican by $4,000.
Courtland county, First district, Serb
ner majority. Duchess county, Rhine
beck, both districts gave Scribner
majority. Tioga county, complete, SOO
Scribner majority. Rensselaer, county.
Lansingburg, First district, Scribner
majority; llth district do. Chenango
COUNTY, Norwich, Fifst district, ,Scribner
majority. Herkimer county, Winfield,
complete, Scribner majority. Otsego
county, Richland, complete, Scribner
majority. Niagara county. ticket was
elected by a small Republican majority.
majority. Saratoga county is estimated
at 1900 Republican majority. West
chester county. Courtlandt, First dis,
trict, Sccibner majority. Troy, Re-
publican elected to the Assembly.
Kings county gives large Democratic
majority. S. S. Powell is elected Mayor
of Brooklyn, together with the entire
Democratic ticket for the Assembly
men. Tweed's majority is large.
ShandIcy and Sigel are almost a tie
Genet and Woltman are de,eated
O Brien's majority is estimated at 6OOO.
Nachtmann isdeteated by %, 900 major
ity on the State ticket. Samuel j. Til
den is elected to the Assembly. Horatio
Seymour beats Thomas Field in the
Nineteenth District.
Goring (Rep.) was elected TO the AS
semblv from the First District, East
man (Rep.) was elected from the EIev.
enth district, Polmar (Rep. was elected
Senator from the First district. Greene
county, IIicksvilIe, Third district, give
ScrIbner majority Livingstone
county, Genesee, both districts give
Scribncr majority. Onondago county,
Maulios, Fourth district, g ives Willers
majority; Republican gain. Putnam
county, Patterson, gives Scribner ma
jorty; Republican gain. St. Lawrence
county, Canton, Fourth district, gives
Scribner majority. The entire town
gave majority. Chenango county,
Norwich, FIRST district, gives Serb
ner 4 majority, Petgain, Second dis
trict, gives ScrIbner majority. Dutch
ess county, Pauling, gives Scribner a
majority. Dover Plains, First district
gives Scribner majority.
The following are the complete re-
turns Of the vote in the Sixteenth ward:
Willers, 3l44; Scribner, APO. Led
with, 2l04; Barrett. 5064. Jones, 22S6;
Curtis. jOl5, ShandIey, 2l06. Sigel,
5l24.
The following are the complete re-
turns of the vote in the Twelfth ward :
Willers jOl7, Scribner 3O74 Ledwith
1854, Barrett 1868.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, November THE election
in this city passed off quietly. notwith,
standing the fact that the Mayor 8
orders Tor closing the saloons were not
fully enforced, and money was pretty
freely used in buying votes. The Board
of Trade was closed, but otherwise
business suffered very little interruption.
Although the vote was as large as could
have been expected, and may be eSti-
mated at 10000, it is about half OF what
it should have been before the fire. At
this hour returns are only partially re-
ceivpd, but there is no doubt OF the
election OF the Union Freproof ticket,
selected from both parties, with Joseph
Mcdill for Mayor and David Gage tor
Treasurer, over the Sorehead ticket,
headed by c. c. Holden for Mayor, by
an immense majority, probably four to
one. Twenty Of the eighty-iour pre-
cincts thus far give 1895 for Medill and
ll64 for Holden. These are scattered
through different wards and and give a
pretty fair average for the whole city.
Crowds are gathered at the newspaper
offices and there is great rejoicing among
good citizens over the result which
places the city in the hands of honest
officers, selected for their merits and not
office seeking politicians The vote in
the burnt districts was light but in every
precinct it WAS largely for the Fire Proof
ticket.
General Beveredge, Republican can
! l;Jo,a c,r f,nrre-s at LARGE rms behind
the Union ticket in this city, as was ex
pected, party lines being somewhat
drawn in that case, but will still have
handsome majority, probably 1000 tc
$4,000 majority in the State. Sanga
mon county, in which the State capita
is located, gives Beyes, Democrat, fol
Congress at large, 500 majority.
In Stephens county, Freeport gives
Beveredge 81 majority, West Point 6l