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


AZ Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, October 9.-Reports fron
all wards up to noon indicate the election
proceeding quietly. The vote will b.
email. The Workirgmen's ticket ia de-
veloping unexpected strength. 1t il es,
timated their vote will be 5000. Tht
Republicans will lose many votes in til,
German wards from this cause.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, October 0.-In this cit,
the election is progressing quietly.
light vote is being polled. The Working
mems ticket appears to have developed
strength. A great deal Of scratching il
being done on the county ticket.
COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, October 9.-With beautifu
weather, the election passed of more qui
etly than for years. Scarcely any atien
tion was paid to the registry law, but il
provision requiring subdivision oil
wards was generally commended as tend,
ing 10 keep Objectionable crowds away
from the usually troublesome precincts.
A fair vote was polled, but very badly
scratched on the local ticket. 1t will be
late before full returns OF the city can he
obtained.
The returns are coming in slowly.
Comparisons are being made with the
vote for Bell and Barns in October 1876.
At $50 P. NJ. we have returns from
thirLy.one scattering precincts, showing a
net Democratic gain Of ,0S2.
S:45 r. P.M.-The day has been pleasant
throughout the State, which is usually
considered favorable 10 the Republicans,
bnt fair weather is Offset by apathy
and the withdrawal OF the Republican
votes 10 workingmen'S and greenback
tickets. The returns come in slowly and
indicate Democratic gains.
In the compilation Of the vote no ac
count is taken Of the Greenback or Work.
ingmen's vote, although the latter is said
to have polled heavy vote in Hamilton
county. The comparisons az to Demo-
cratic or Republican gains will be made
with the vote for Secretary Of State in
October, 1876.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
AT $50 p. NJ. the reports from l03
wards, townships and precincts through.
out the State show net Democratic gain
Of 1884.
Two hunderd and Eve townships, pre-
cincts and wards glue net Democratic
gain Of 3,Gl2. There are about 1900
voting precincts in the State.
TOLEDO, October 9.-The election to-
day has been quiet one with good
weather, but light vote, probably 20 per
cent less than that Of last year. The
National party developed unlocked for
strength, and claim the election OF por-
tion OF their county ticket. Speculation
in various political circles at an early
hour tonight is to the effect that tue
Republicans have elected Treasurer,
Recorder and Representative, with the
balance OF the ticket divided between the
Democrats and Nationals. Much scratch.
ing has been INDUCED in by all parties,
and reliable figures will be unobtainable
until late.
SOME RETURNS FROM ALL POINTS.
COLUMBUS, O., October 0.-At1l o'clock
r. NJ. we have the following returns: AL.
len county, three townships, Democratic
gain "A; Adams county, one township, Re.
publican gain 7; Ashland county, one
township, Democraticgain 6l; AsitabuIa
county, seven townships, Democratic gain
25G; Anglaise county, five townships, Re.
publican gain lSS; Butler county, one
precint, Republican gain 81; Cuyahoga
county, one ward, Cleveland, Democratic
gain 102; Clark county, five townships,
Democratic gain l95; Columbiana county,
two townships, Republican gain l2; Co.
shocton county, one township, Demo.
cratic gain Z; Carroll county, three town.
ships, Republican gain IL; ;Darke county,
two townships, Republican gain 0, Della
ware county, three townships, Demo.
cratic gain 80; Hamilton county, two
precints, Republican gain 1G; Erie coun.
ty, ono township, Democratic gain 40;
Franklin county, two townships and Lam
caster city, Democratic gain "A; Fayette
county, two townships, Democratic gain
4G; Fulton CO., one township, Democratic
gain II; Gallon county, two townships
and city Of Gallipolia, Democratic gain
80; Geauga county, four townships, Dem.
ocratic gain Ill; Green county, one ward
Of Xenia, Democratic gain 90; Guernsey
county, four townships, Democratic gain
81; Hancock county, two townships, Re
publican gain II; Hardin county, four
townships, Republican gain 1856; Harri-
son county, four townships, Democratic
gain Q; Henry county, two townships,
Democratic gain 0S; Hooking county, one
township, Democratic. gain 80; Huron
county, three townships, Democratic gain
us; jackson county, one township Dem
ocratic gains 97; Jefferson county, five
townships, Republican gain Q; Knox
county, three townships, Democratic gain
%; Lake county, six townships, Demo.
craticgain 70; Lawrence county, one ward
Of 1ronton, Democratic gain SO; Licking
county, three townships, Republican gain
"a; Legln county, two townships, Demo.
cratic gain 2S; Lorraine county, ten town.
ships, Democratic gain 644; Lucas coun-
", two townships, Democratic gain 4S;
Madison county, four townships, Repub-
lican gain 10; Mahonipg county, one
township and one ward ot Youngstown,
Democraticgain 6i; Marion county, three
townships, Rep. gain IL; Medina county,
three townships, Democratic gain 81;
Meigs county, MiddlepOrt city and two
wards OF Pomeroy, Democratic gain 4s;
Miami county, three townships, Demo.
cratic gain Of II; Morgan county, ten
townships, Republican gain 8; Muaking.
un = county, three townships and six wards