The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-15
OHIo..
The Democrattc Victory In Ohio.

/ CINCINNATI. October a. Complete
returns frem Hamilton county, give VIM
Bell, Democratic candidate for Secretary
of State, 4,694 majority over Wickof.
! Charles s. Swartz, Democratic candidate
| for School Commissioner 4,6l7 majority
over Harvey. VIM. J. Gilmore, Demo-
cratic candidate for Judge of the SUI
preme Court, 4,6l5 majority over Day.
Geo. Rex, Democratic Judge Of Supreme
Court to fill vacancy, 1886 majority
over Johnson. Arnold Green, Demo-
crat, for Clerk of Supreme Court, 4,635
majority over Rodney Foose. Martin
Schilder, Democrat, for Board of Public
WORKS, 1926 majority over Hosmer.
Milton Sayler, Democrat, member Of
Congress. first district, 4,334 majority
over Green. II. B. Banning, Democrat
member Of Congress, second
district. l,4l4 majority over Stevenson.
f. Pringmier, Democrat for Sheriff,
2,373 majority. Joseph Safer 1nde-
pendent Democrat, County Commits
sioner, SAC majority over McAvoy.
From 10. 900 10 $4,000 Majority.
CINCINNATI. October l4.-From very
full returns from all parts of Ohio re-
ceived during the night, it is evident that
the State has gone Democratic by from
10000 to $1,000 majority.
Further returns received up to nine
oclockthis morning do not change the
status of last nights dispatches. The in
dications are that the Democrats elect
twelve of the twenty congressman. The
additional Democratic Congressman
supposed to be elected are Savage in
I'd; McMahon, 4th; Hugh, 9Th; Popple-
ton. 9th; Seney, 10th, and Payne in the
20th. ... I,..
The Enquirer editorially says for this
triumph We are indebted not alone to the
Democratic party but to the aid of the
men who heretofore have been its oppo-
nents. This election means opposition
to the National bank monopoly; the
volume of currency should BE- enlarged,
and tariff for revenue only.
The CARTE says that on the platform
OF rcpudiation imitation, anti-trmperance
and general cussednc>s, the Democratic
party carried Ohio by decided majority
and elected II ont of 90 Congressman.
The Result In Ohio Exceeds the Mos,
ions.
CoLUMBus, October l4.-Sufcipnl re-
turns have been received to show beyond
doubt that the State has gone Democrat
ic by from 1000 to 10000. The Demo
cratic State executive committee are pos
tive of the election OF the following Dem
ocratic congressman: Banning. of the
First district; Sayler, Of the Second;
McMahon, of the Fourth; Rice, of the
Fifth; Hard, of the Sixth; Neal, of the
seventh; Vance, Of the Eleventh; South
ard of the Thirteedth Cowan, of the
Fourtcenth Payne, of the Twentifth;
and the probable election of Wilson in the
Seventeenth district; Poppleton in the
Gh.distric:, and Gency in the 10th. The
Republicans claim the election Of Smith
in the sd district, Lawrence in the 9Th,
Foster in the 10th, Eanvorhies in the
18th, Danford in the 26th, Monroe in the
18th, and Garfield in the 10Th. Ifthe
Democratic claims are sustained hy the
official returns, the Democrats have gain
cd seven Congressman, whichgivc them
fourteen out of twenty Congressman
from Ohio. The result exceeds the NEST
sanguinc Democratic expectations.
ToLEpo, October l4.-The Blade of
this evening estimates Hurds majority
in the Sixth District at from 1900 to
LOO. The Democrats elect the entire
ticket in Lucas county except recorder.
CLEVELAND October l4.-Payne's ma
ioritv for Congress in this district is
2,724 The Democratic county is also
elected.
= In the Tenth district, Foster, Republ-
can, is elected by l42 majority.
In the Seventeenth district, Wood
worth, Republican, is elected by about
800 majority.
In the Nineteenth district, Garfield,
Republican, is elected by about $500
majority.
$4,000 Democratic MaiOaity.
CoLuMRUs, October 1.-THE DEM
ocrats concede the election of Foster, Re-
publican. to Congress in the Tenth dis
trict, and Wadsworth, Republican in
the Seventeenth district. 1t now looks
as if the Democratic majority on the
State ticket will reach 1900.
The second race was for purse of
$500, for three year olds, one mile and n
quarter. The race was won by Nettie
Norton, Hopper second. Emma third. No
official time was taken.
The third race, for a purse Of $500,
three-quarters of u mile, was won by
James A.. Aristidcs second. Hydreoli
third. Athlete fourth. Time, l:lSI.