The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-09
OHIO.
DANFoRD's DISTRICT.

a StenoenVllle dispatch from t. j.
Holiday says steubenville City gives $50
Republican majority, Republican gain
l7G over Noyes. Warren township Re.
publican gain of21. Dauford's majority
in the city is $50.
Short Creek township, Harrison county,
gives Danford majority Of 1870, gain over
Bingham's last vote 6.
Pease township, Belmont comfy, DAN
ford's majority PAL.
-Four townships Of Belmont county
heard from give Dantord gain of 2O5
over Noyes vote.
Bridgeport, Belmont county, majority
on State ticket 49, Danford's majority
III.
PEAsE TOWNSHIP, BELMONT COUNTY,
OnEo.-The following arc the msjorities
for the Republicans in Pcssc township:
Secretary Of State-Wikof, 200.
Judge Of Supreme Court-Welch, 205.
Member Board oil Public Works-Por.
Ter, 207.
Representatives in Congrcss-Lorcnzo
Daniord, 24l.
Probate Judgc-Chandler W. Carroll,
$50.
SheritE-William G. Cochran, 234.
COmmissioner-Wm. Alexander, 27l.
CorOner-Thomas Garrett, 200.
Surveyor-Noble Carter, 207.
lntirmary Dircctor-Wm. RAmage, 71S
ELECTION PROCEEDING QUIETLY IN GIN.
CINNATI-MoNDAY NIGHTS RIOT.
CINCINNATI, October S.--The election
is proceeding quietly throughout tho city,
and very large vote Is being polled.
Unusual precaution has been taken by the
Mayor in the 9Th ward, the scene OF last
nights disturbance, TO preserve the peace.
An IrishmGn who was swearing ven
geancc against the colorcd people was ar
rested early in the day, and on being
taken to the station house was relieved
Of u pistol and cartridges which he
had in his pockets. Aside from this
there has been little use for the de-
tails oI police which have been provided
10 guard against trouble. In this Ward
where the colored people largely reside,
the indications are that the day will pass
without any serious disturbance. Our citi.
zens generally regret the riotous proceed
ings Of last night.
A responsible citizen says to-day that
he was informed yesterday by colored
citizen that Irish children had told their
children that the colored people were tC
be attacked last night, but that he attach.
ed no importance to it until after the az
fair commenced. Wherever the response
bility may rest, 1t Is believed that precau.
tions will be taken hereafter TO guard
against recurrence Of such dangerou.
disturbances.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, October S.-Warrer
city, Trumbull county, O: First ward
Wikoit, 24G; Wiley, 81; Republican gair
over 1870 OF 10. Second ward-WiEolr
234; Wiley, III; Democratic gain OF 10
Third ard-Wikof, Ill; Wiley, IL; Re
publican gain Of 12.
Returns received from twenty town
ships in various parts OF the State show
net Republican gain over the vote fol-
Secretary Of State in 1870 Of 54S votes
Twotownships showa u Democratic gair
of 90 votes.
CoLuMDus, October s.-The return!
from seven townships in Ashtabula coun
ty give WikOf, Republican candidate ioI
Secretary Of State, 1913 votes; Wiley
Democrat, 400. Republican majority
1,1lS, and Republican gain of 4l2 ovel
the vote for Secretary OF State in 1870.
Four townships In Belmont county give
Wlkot 1,07l, Wiley sci; Republican ma
jority 250; Democratic gain 80.
Greene County-thrce townships, In
cluding Xenia city, give Wikof 1,9OS
Wiley $780, Republican majority 1,l49
Democratic gain ovei 1870 OF SO votes.
Huron county-fve townships givC
Wikotr 047, Wiley 452; Republican ma
jorlty S05; Republican gain 11O
Lake County-thrcG townships Civ,
WikoiF 1,0G0, Wiley 470; Republican ma
jority 500; Republican net gains 80.
Licking county-ave townships Civ
Wiko1 745, Wiley y7l3; Republican msjorl
~ SO; Republican gain 81.
Muskingum county-dve townships Civ
Wlkot O85, Wiley 529; Republican ma.
jority SS Republican gain over the vote @
Ils10 Of 10s.