The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-11

net gain Of 91 over the vote of last year.
A private dispatch received at the
Democratic headquarters from Cincinnati
says the indications are that the vote has
fallen short Of their calculations,
A private dispatch received at the Re.
publican headquarters says that the indi.
cations are that Cuyahoga county will
give 5000 majority for the Republican
ticket.
Incomplete returns from the Seventh
Ward, Columbus, show over 100 Demo-
cratic gain.
vote polled in this city, and the chapees
seem about even. .Is4 ! sAha
$50 r. M.--Returns from the scattering
towns and cities up to $40 T. NJ, indicate
the Democratic gains about 800, and the
Republican gains at 900 over the vote oil
1916. Adyices from Hamilton county
(Cin. indicate that the vote is not as heavy
as was expected.
9:50 P. M.-Returns as far as received
arc scattering and meagre,and insufficient
base any calculation Of the gains and
9!45i P. M.4scatterins township votes
show Democratic gain Of s2S, and a
Republican gain Of 9l9, being net Re-
publican gain Of 81, over last year, A
private dispatch received at the Demo.
cratic headquarters, from Cincin.
natl, says that The indications are that
The vote has fallen short Of their calcula-
tions. A private dispatch received at
Republican headquarters from Cleveland
says the indications are that Cuyahoga
county willgive a'mrjorityof 5000 for
the Republican ticket. Complete returns
from the Seventh Ward Of this city (Col-
umbus) show over 100 Democratic gain.
f. $50 r. M.-Returnsf from 1853 townships,
wards and precincts show the following
changes on Secretary OF State over the
vote for Governor last year, viz: Re.
publican gain OF 2002 and a Democratic
gain OF ] 1,l87, leaving net Republican
gain OF SIS. On the vote for Judge Of
Supreme Court the net Republican gain
Is 1923. There are about 100 precincts
in Ohio.
.,;oSt faiI;.. aSr 4, ,La a,;r To- Rarnss
Sasre,arv of State =, ~
M1Ndo, Jefferson Co., 7 p. M.-Barnes
(Repub.) 05, Bell (Dem.) 90; Danford
Rep. for Cong.) o., Lawrence lDem. for
GEus1, H, w, w. "'f"'''e"" s"" VI u o'st
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The election passed off quietly here 10.
day Tie vote is unusually heavy.
Barnes majority in steubenville (ciiy
and townsLipl ia 33l. n Democrats gaii,
Of abont 60. T : T7pTG lf'' isF {
iOI +. M-The Indications are tha,
Daniord, Republican, for ConSressi in this
ll6lh) district, will be Reelected by an
increased majority of 900. % sH5a'"s
CoIuMBps, October, ,l0-1l P. M.-Re.
turns from 273 wards, townships and pre-.
cincls, show Republican gains on ,Secre.
taryl Of STATE Of 3,S0s, and Democratic
gains Of 1888. Net Republican gain Of
/ I075. TRis does mot inclIiie Cincinnati
and Cleveland. 60 T1I,7Gyigag
Ii:20 p. .M.-Retrfns received from 357
and wards show Barnes (Rep.)
gains 10 be 4,445. and Bell tDem.) gains
) ,04S; beiprnet Rep; gain Of ,5Os. This
does not include cities Of Cincinnati,
Cleveland and Toledo!1 l..!ia frtr.fI
Dispatch from Cincinnati, says: II
precincts show iRep. gain of DOS. There
are reports OF considerable Rep. gain in
Cleveland, but no definite figures yet.
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