The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-16
OHIO ELECTION.

OHIO ELECTION.
| AsHLAND, Oct. 15.-Allen's majority is
over 600; Democratic gain, 200,
CNc1NNATr, Oct. 15.-The election re-
turns are coming In very slowly. Cler-
mont county reports 500 majority for Al
len, aud Fayette county 450 majority for
Noyes. From the returns received up 70
II a. NJ, 1t appears evident that the 6uik
OF the Democratic ticket Is elected IN
Hamilton county, although the Repnol'
cans express hopes that the tair portion
OF their ticket Is elected. There is Q very
great falling of in the vote on both sides,
but the Democrats claim 10 have suffered
the most from It. Lucas county, except
Two townships and three wards oi Toledo
NOT vet in, 1,400 majority, which will be
somewhat reduced by complete returns.
Cummings, candidate for. Treasurer, Is
probably elected by $50 majority. The
balance Of the Republican ticket Is proba.
bly elected. For Senators, Benton, Re.
publican, leads Potter, Democrat, $40,
and Beckham's majority over Treasler,
Democrat, is 4S7.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 15.-Ashland county,
Democratic majority, 500. Democratic
gain, 70. Brown county, and Union
township, Democratic gain, 63. Cham
paign county, Republican majority, GAO.
Democratic gain, 175. Clinton county, 8
tp's., Democratic gain, 10. Estimated
Democratic gain in the county, 100. De-
fiance county, Democratic majority, 800.
Democratic gain, 129. Franklin county,
Columbus, Z wards, nett Democratic gain,
0. Gala county, Gallipolls City and 2
tp's. show Democratic gain on the State
ticket, and gain OF S12 on Representa-
tive. Harrison county, Noyess majority,
394. Democratic gain, 162. Holmes
county, Democratic msjority, 1900, q
small Republican gain. Jackson county,
Republican majority about 400. Demo-
cratic gain, 1876. Meigs county, z tps:.
Noyes' majority, $50. Large Democratic
gain. Ottawa county, Aliens msjority,
821. Republican gain l. Pike county,
Democratic majority on the State ticket,
800. Republican gain, n. Republican
representstive and q portion OF the county
ticket elected. Perry county, . tps.
show Republican majority Of 81. Rich
land county, Aliens majority. 5S0.
Republican gain, 70. The Republicans
have probably elected their candi.
dates for Treasurer, Auditor, and
Clerk. Ross county. the latest returns
make Aliens majority 600. Democratic
gain 1856.
Seneca county, Democratic majority
800; Democratic gain 269. .a..
Stark county, Noyes' majority 200; Dem.
ocratic gain 215; two Democratic Repre-
sentatives elected.
Wood county, Perrysburg tp., Demo-
cratic gain 103.
The Central Committee Of each party
claim the State ticket The Legislature
Is conceded to the Democrats unless Ham
ilton county should send full Republi-
can delegation, which 10 unlikely.
According to the present advices Tus-
caraws county the Democratic majority
Is 800, Democratic gain 800. sandusky
county, Democratic majority 600, same as
last wear. Hancock county, Democratic
maiority 450; Democratic gain 100. War
ton county, 875 Democratic majority;
Democratic gain 175. Guernsey county,
Moves 800 majority; small Democratic
gain. Dark county. Democratic majority
iO52; Dem. gain 49S. Brown county
Democratic majority 1000; Democratic
ToIEpo, Oct. 15.-Wood county, Per
rysburg tp., 1874 Dem. maj. Tor Hatfield;
Rep. mai. 735.
day AZ. wards and -precincts had been
heard from. The maj. Of Noyes over al.
| len indicates that the Rep. gains over last
wear are everywhere extremely light.
Il looks as II Collins would get between
1000 and 5000 votes in the county, and
that with one exception the whole Dem.
Legislative ticket and possibly with two
or three exceptions the whole Dem.
county ticket would be elected. A larger
Ipart OF the city returns are not yet In.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-1:S0 p. M-The
vote for Noyes Is 9,l3S; for Allen, 9495;
for Collins, 2,52S, with nine city wards
and seventeen precincts 10 hear from.
This is about three-fifths the vote Of
Hamilton county polled yesterday. The
Republicans figure from these returns,
1000 gain by Noyes, the vote In compari'
son with the vote Of Secretary Of State
last year. The present returns indicate
that the Democrats have carried the Leg
stature and county, with the exceptions
noted in former dispatch, BY 1000 TO
1000 majority. The returns VIII proba'
bly not all be In to-day, as counting is
still going on In many wardsand precincts:
WARREN, Oct 15.-Trumbull 1000
Rep majority, Dem. gain 100. The Re-
publicans remained at home or voted pro.
hibition which polle1 400 votes,
CINCINNATI, OCT. 15.-The returns trom
seventeen out OF twenty-five wards show
IA Rep, gain over last year Of 4 266. The
returns from the county show Noyes Re
publican gain 450 with Q number Of pre-.
cints 10 hear from. The Republicans this
afternoon ere claiming the election oi
Burton to;the Senate and ]. Haven. NC
Gin, Vail, Zimmerman, Glenn and Trim.
bic 10 the House, also the election OF
Trenor for Clerk, Humphreys Auditor
/ and Bruner for Recorder.
CoLuM6us, Oct. 15.-Franklin county
, will give, Allen 2200 majority and q Dem.
, gain Of l25; Fairfield county, Allen ] 900
| majority, Dem. gain 100. ~; ~ * Z.
ToLRDo, Oct i5.-Lucas county, com.
, plete: Moves, 595 mai; Cummings, Dem,
for Treasurer, 1s6 maj. The balance Of
the Republican ticket 10 elected BY 9 ma.
, jorlty ranging from l5o to 600. The vote
on Senators b very close In the district
both parties claiming the election. Noyes'
! mai. in Fulton county Is 6S6. Defiance
, county, 900 Dem. mai. .La',t l.il ,ss.Jfos J
4 DKYroN, Oct. 15.-The complete 70
+ turnR Of Montgomery county give Aller
I 3S2 mai, Dem. gain Al; OorEIl, hep'
a Senator, 1876 maj; Coler, Rep, Represen'
i. tative, 100 mai; Thompson, Dem, Repre-
9 sentative, IS mai Corwin's maj. for ssaa
b tor In the district $40. The Democratic
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