The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11
CoLUMBs, October lO-There seems to

CoLUMBs, October l0-There seems to
be no doubt but that Foster, of Ssndu'ky
district, has been reelected. His friends
claim larger msjority for him THAI two
years ago. Later returns from Dayton
show Democratic gains, which further
reduce the Republican majority.
hCLEvELASD, October ll.-2 A. A.
The election In this city passed of quiet.
". There was very large vote. The
entire returns not in, but enough in to
indicate that the entire Republican
ticket has been elected, by msjorities
ranging from I 800 to $500. Townsend,
Republican, has been elected 10 Congress
by about 5000.
ECoLUMBUs, 0ctob, Returns from
10 townships snd wa :, including i've
wards OF Cleveland, all OF Columbus and
DAYTON, show that Barnes gains 9,9l5i
Bell gains 1915; net Republican gain, l.
$50. Nothing official from Cincinnati The
Democrats have probably elected Con.
gressmen from the lst, Ind, 4tb. 7th, 18th,
18th and l4th districts. The Republicans
have robsbly carried the Sd, 5th, ,Sth, 9Th.
10th, llth, 18th, 10th, 18th, .sth, 18Th
and 10Th. or twelve districts out OF the
twenty, ten townships and five wards in
Greene county give Barnes 3,6ll and
Bell 2,206. Beaver Greek township and
Clifton precinct, in Mama township, are
to hear from. COunting these Is last
wear, and there is little change in the
county.
TOLEDO, October lO-The election in
this city WAS very quiet and orderly.
The maiority for the Republican State
ticket is go. and for Cox for Congress
$50 The vote is the largest ever polled
Lucas county will give the Republican
State ticket 400 majority. Cox is un-
doubtedly elected to Congress over Hurd |,
the present incumbent, by l,2oO 10 800
majority.
CINCrNNATI, October IL, PAN The
Democrats elect their {, unity ticket by
700 to 1000 msjority. Sayler has about
1000 msjorIlN.
COLUMBUS, October III, l:20 A. NJ
Barnes (Rep.) net gain, as far As report
ed at this hour, is about 100. The Re-
publicsns claim the state ticket and
twelve out of the twenty Congressmen.
The Democrats do not concede the state,
and claim that they hold their own on
Congressman.
At this hour we have returns from 700
townships, wards and precincts IN OHIO,
including the city of Columbus and five
wards in Cleveland. Barnes gains 9l97
and Bell S,l76; net Republican gain
over 1875 1000, which includes Il town
ships in 50 out of the SO counties in the
state. But little is known OF the result
on Congress. The Democratic commit
tee claim the election of Sayler and
Banning In Hamilton county. TIE
Republicans claim the reelection Of
Foster in the Tenth district
CINCINNATI, October l0.-3 A. NJ.
Hamilton county. with ! ward and z
townfhips yet to hear from, gives Bell
2G. 1855; Barnes, 1886; FIncke, 2G,530;
Baynton, 27,4l4; Sayler, 1922; Ban
nlng, 1903; Mathews, 1874. Pre-.
cincts not heard from give the estimated
Democratic majority $50.
DAYTON. o October II, "a. M.--The
returns as indicated by the latest reports
show Democratic majority IN Mont
gomery county o! 300 Darke, 1000;
Preble, Rep, 400; Greene, Rep. 1850
The vote is very Close, but the election OF
Mcmahon, Democrat, to Congress is
thought probable.