The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-10

two townships and Van Vert City, Re
publican gain 81; Vinton county, one
township, Democratic gain 45; Warren
county, three townships, Democratic
gain 40; Wayne county, six townships and
Wooster City, Democratic gain go; vii
liam' county, one township, Republican
gain 22; WyOndotte county, three town.
ships, Democratic gain rs.
COLUMBUS, October 0.-ll:i5 p. M
One.sixth Of the State has been heard
from. Nett gain for Bishop over Bell's
vote 5000.
COLUMBUS, October 0-MIDNIdHT.--
Allen county, two townships, Democratic
gain 81; Adams county, ten townships,
Republican gain 7; Ashland county, three
townships, Democratic gain 81; Astabula
county, eleven townships, Democratic
gain S4l; Athens county, two townships,
Democratic gain Sc; Auglaise county, five
townships, Republican gain 100; Brown
county, ten townships, Democratic gain
Al; Butler county, three precincts and
one ward Of Hamilton, Republican gain
40; Cuyahoga county, two townships and
two wards in Cleveland, Democratic gain
0S; Clark county, five townships and two
wards in Springfield, Democratic gain
558; Clearmont county, one precinct,
DemOcrotic gain So; Clinton county, two
townships, Democratic gain "a; Colunl.
biann county, five townships, Republican
gain As; Coshocton county, two town.
ships, Republican gain 8; Carroll county,
three townships, Republican gain 40;
Darkc coanty, two precints, Re.
publican gain 0; Defiance county,
two townships, Republican gain
III Delaware county, FIVE townships and
two wards Of Delaware, Democratic gain
20; Hamilton county, four precincts,
Democratic gain !; Erie county, two
townships and Sandusky City, Republican
gain Al. Franklin county, five precincts
and four wards, Columbus, Democratic
gain 26G; Fairfield county, three town
ships and Lancaster city, Democratic
gain 55, Fayette county, four townships,
Democratic gain 1913; Fulton county, two
townships, Democratic gain 9; Gallon
county, two townships and city OF CALI
roliC, Democratic gain 80; Geauga coun-
ty, four townships, Democratic gain Ill;
Greene county, one township and one
ward, Xenia, Democratic gain lG4;
Guernsey county, elk precincts, Demo
gain 35; Hancock county, two townships,
Republican gain ii; Hardin county, ten
townships, Republican gain 81; Harrison
county, five townships, Democratic gain,
l; Henry county, two precincts, Demo-
cratic gain 9S; Hooking county, two pre-.
cincts, Democratic gain G; Holmes coun-
ty, one'township, Republican gain 8; HUI.
ron county, four townships, Democratic
gain 24G; Jackson county, one township,
Democratic gain 81; Jefferson county,
seven townships, Democratic gain II;
Knox county, seven townships, Demo.
cratic gain 5S3, Lake county, six town.
ships, including the city Of Painesville,
gain 39S; Lawrence county,
one township, two Wards OF IrontOn,
Democratic gain 40; Licking county,
three townships, one ward Of Newark,
gain 20; Logan county, five
townships, Democratic gain 40; Lorraine
county, ten townships, Democratic gain
j4I; Lucas county, three townships,
Democratic gain 46; Madison county,
three townships, Republican gain 80
county, three townships, and
Two wards Of youngstown, Democratic
gain 81 Marion county, five townships,
gain 10; Medina county, three
townships, Democratic gain SO; Meigs
county, Middleport and two wards Of
Pomeroy, Democratic gain 4S; Miami
county, three townships, Democratic gain
Il; Montgomery county, one township,
and one ward Of Dayton, Republican
gain Gl; Morgan county, one township,
gain 8; Muskingum county,
four townships and seven wards Of Zanes.
vile, Democratic gain 259; Noble county,
one township, Democratic gain G; Ottawa
county, two townships, Democratic gain
!; Perry county, l township Rep. gain II;
Pickaway county,S townships, 2 wards Of
Democratic gain 50; Pike
county, five townships, Democratic gain
80; Portage county, nine townships, DEM
ocratic gain ITO, Preble county, two
townships, Democratic gain 43; Put;lam
county, three townships, Republican gain
i6; RIchland county, three townships
and Mansfield, Democratic gain 146; Ross
county, six townships and two wards,
Chlllicothe, Democratic gain SO; SanduS-
Ky county, one township, Democratic
gain 16; Scioto county, three townships
and one ward, Portsmouth, Democr tic
gain 13l; Seneca County,six townships and
four wards, Tifin, Dem. gain 26l; Stark
county, two townships, no change; Sum
nit county, two townships and four
Wards Of Akron, Democratic gain 4GS;
Trumbull county, one township and " ar.
rem City, Democratic gain lGl; Tuscara-
was county, four townships, Republican
gain 46; Union county, two townships,
Democratic gain %; Van Vert county,
two townships and Van Writ City, Re.
publican gain 81; Vinton county, two
Democratic gain 07; Warren
county, three townships, Democratic gain
1856, Washington county, Eve townships
and one Ward in Marietta, Democratic
grain AZ, Wayne county, nine townships
and Wooster City, Democratic gain 27S;
Williams county, two townships, Repub-
lican gain 10; Wyandotte, four townships,
Democratic gain so.
COLUMBUS, October l0--l A. M.--The
Democratic Committee claim the election
Of Bishop by from 10000 TO 25,OOO and
also majority in both branches Of lhe
General Assembly. The Republican Com.
mittee concede Bishops election BY over
10000, but are in doubt about the Assem-.
bly,. There is no basis for computing
the number Of votes cast by the two work.
ingmeus parties, but it is supposed to be
considerable, as 1t is claimed that they
cast 10000 votes in Hamilton county
alone. It will be noticed that the Demo
cratic gains come largely from the Re
publican strongholds on the Western
Reserve. In one township near Oberlin
thn ,atn III