The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-06
ESTABLISHED AUGUST n, 1852.

are that the Republie4ns h4Ts carried th
entire county ticket and elected then tbfe,
ConHessnsn n fhe ely, . gain Of on
Copgressnan. The returns shoE RePdb
Ee4n YstuSs
In is precincts, Kern, for Sheriff, ha
i,sll, and Hoffman AMI. 81
In the FirSt Congressional D;strict, thret
lgrecinetsgiTe Alddeh, Rep, 81; D9olittle
In he Second Dissse., nine precinct
give Davis Rep !, ,4Ss, and Eeh0e' Dem.
In the Third Disnct, i've pueiael
give Barber, Rep, 40 Int Tree, Dem.
Cam, November 5.-The vote Is close
PartiAlretnFnsilfica : small Repub ubii91
majority for TreasureE
CHc1so, November 5.-oue hundred
and eighty towns in the State give Smith
1855. CronEert l$,2SS. Bates 500 No
indications yet As to the Legislature, e1.
cept that il viii be VERY close, With the
probability Of few Republican gains,
BosTox, November 5.-The following Is
the footing up Of the Congressional DIS
tTicts OF the State as far As received:
First district-Ail but II towns, Talbot
10, iS2, Butler I, 1903, Abbott 75S, A5aer rs.
CongTessmen: Ccapo, Rep, l0,7i5, Ellis
{, 6,15s; French, Prohib-, i5S
Second-Ali bat two towns, Talbot 49,
ss2, Butler e,l0s, Abbott Ss4, Miner 72e.
CongresSmen: Harris. Rep, ll,T23. Avery,
Dem, 3,6lI, Dem. greenbaek Ass. La
thrOP, Prohib., lss.
Fifth-one precinct wanting: Talbo: 49,
436, Butler 200. Abbott 81. Miner l59.
Congressman: Bowman, Rep, I5,21S,
Clark, Demand sFeea6aek 10 Ssgs7 scatter
ing l62
CHICAGO, November 5-ll P. E.-Re-
turns from 10 toEns AID precincts in L.
linois give the following totals for Sts:e
Crankeite, Democrat, S.S29; Bates, Green
hacker, 3,+59. The Congressional vote
continues In about the same proportion.
CHICAGO, EoTenber 5-Midnight-ge-
turns from the Congressional districts OF
this State, although incomplete, seem 70
show thz; the Republicans hive gained
two Representative, namely, P1vis, in the
ID district, and Thomas, IN the 18th Il
these figures bold good the Congressional
delegation from Illinois in the next Con-
gress will stand, Republicans Is, Demo
crats s. Thomas and. Davis replace Hart
Eell and Harrison, the present members-
A dispatch from Davenport s.ys: The
second election for members Of Congress
was made necessary bT dispute2s 70 the
legality Of tie October election, which
wSs regularly conducted in every precinct
in this county today and generally
throughout the Second Congressional Dis
triet. Al forms Of law were carefully OBJ
served in this city and township. Hiram
Price, the Republican nominee elected in
October. received ,9O6 votes TO le0 Of the
opposition.
fhe Democrats abandoned N organ
lied effort, and some of their number voted
for Price.
The Gc.ase will publish tomorrow the
return from the Other townships N the
county, indicating the total county maa
jority for Price, II least 2y000.
4 special to the GGSzI from MuScatine,
Jones and other counties render certain
majority IRON 1000 70 500 for Priee.
CHICAGO. November a-At this hour,
midnight, the returns saoE the following
for Congress: in the First District, oldrieh,
Rep, 1910: Doolittle. Dem, 1861. Second
District, Davis. Rep, 5.56S; kehoe, DEM,
.67s. Third pisrt;i Barber, ReR.li,IW :
Tree, Dem, l,ees0.
The Greeaback, Socialists ssd Prohibi-
ton tickets had very meagre following.
The vote from 81 ont Of liz precincts in
the country shows Hoffman $50; kean
6 6,65T.
$50 A. H-Two Jhund red md sixty
seren towns and preeipets inIlinnis give
Smith S5,5ss. Croakefiie scrSSa. ~Bdtes
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