The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11
HARRISON COUNTY.


Bishop, 80 majority. Very light voc.
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HARRISON COUNTY.
CADIz, o., October 10.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
North township Wagener's major i
ty, IL; Athens, "a gain over Barnes
Ill. Estimated Democratic gain in
Csdiz township, 81. A.
COLUMBUS, October l0.--There is
scarcely any excitement manifested to
learn the definite figures OF yesterdays
election. Both committees concede that
Bishops majority will be between l5 600
and $4,000. The Democratic committee
claim that the Democrats will have be-
tween 80 and 40 on joint ballot in the
General Assembly, and the Republican
committee don't dispute this claim.
CINCINNATI, October l0-Returns
from l45 OF the l47 precincts of this city
and "a OF the 40 county precincts give
Bishop 1888, West 1922; Bond S,S23;
Lord, Democrat, TOR Senator over A. I.
Goshorn. Republican, 2,065; Cappeller,
Republican, for county auditor, over
Hoffman, Democrat, $780, Luneke. Re-
publican, for county treasurer, over
Fratz, Democrat, 243. The Democrats
seem 20 have elected their entire ticket,
with the exception OF Hoffman and Frat z,
who were scratched for other reasons
than political.
The Gazette comedies both branches of
IL No IlaDnNnrafa
says that Bishops majority in the State
will not be less than 10000.
The Enquirer claims a majority ON g
Joint ballot Of rs, thus securing the elec
ton of a Democratic Senator.
In this city the German Republicans
largely voted the Workingmen's ticket.
The Workingmen claim that their ticket
will foot up 1000 votes, though it is not
probable that it will greatly exceed the
estimate published in these di:pstches
yesterdsy-S,00O. b..
TOLEDO, October l0.-l: is now con-
cedcd on all sides that the Nationals
have elected their entire ticket IN Lucas
county, by msjorlties ranging from three
hundred to eight hundred. la this city
their majority is upwards OF one thou
sand. Sturgeon ard Kellogg, the newly
elected Representatives, have hitherto
acted with the Republicans. The result
OF the Senatorial ticket is still in some
doubt, but indications point to the eec
ton of both Democratic candidates.
The county will give Johnston, Nstional,
for Governor, 800 to 1000 majority. The
result Is surprising to sIl parties, and to
none more than to the Nationals them
selves.
CLEVELAND, October l0.-The returns
from this county up to this hour Indicate
that the Democrats have elected their
Senator, one Representative, Prosecuting g
Attorney ana possibly Tleasurer-the
latter requiring the official count TO
determine 1t. The balance of the Repub-
hcsn ticket is elected by majorities OF
from two TO FIVE hundred The probable
vote Tor Governor is as follows: West,
1875; Bishop, lO,40l; Bond, working
mans candidate, 1889, johnson, green
back, l,l69.
COLUMBUS, October 10.-Tbe Re
publican Committee have received very
little news to-day and sll the political in
formation has to be obtained from the
Democratic headquarters. The Demo-
cratic State Committee have what are
called official returns from just one-hslt
OF the counties of the State, and these
show 8 net Democratic gain over the vote
of lsst year OF 1856. Taking this as 8
basis they claim that Bishops majority
can not fall below $4,000 and they think
the full official count will give him 2s, 0OC
or 10000 majority. 10 the absence ot
definite information the Republican Com.
mittee concede Bishops election by
25,O00. The Democratic Committee
figures on the the General Assembly are
ss follows: In the House the Democrat:
will have 81 members, Republicans SO
ard Nationals or Workinguen 8. Demo
cratic majority 2s.
COLUMBUS, October l0.-In the Sen
ate the Democrats will have % mem bers
and the Republicans To- Democratic ms
jority OF 10, This gives the Democrat
Al majority on joint ballot. 1t is no
likely that the iull official count will ms
terislly change the legislative najoritie'
claimed, not more than two or three a
most. There is no excitement here to
night, aid there are no crowds about th'
] headquarters Of either party.