Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-13

OF over in t.e State. At the latte
place the comparison is made on the
Secretary OF State. The present Repub
lican gains may he not i'm rob- ably bt
dissipated as the returns come in from
remote counties, which are general,
Democratic.
CoLUMBUs, October l2.-ll:20 NJ
Four hundred and fourteen precincts
net Republican gain 2,555.
CoLUMBus, October l2.-Four hund
red AMI tifty precincts, net Republican
gain 2 2G2. The Democrats have made
heavy gains in Cincinnati.
Five hundred and eight precincts, ne,
Republican gain 2,47S.
COLUMBUS, October II THE return:
from the city are verv slDw in 60 ming
in, only one wsrlcomrl.'e at this hour
The First ward gives l56 Republican
majority, which is claimed as a consid
erable Republican gain, although nc
definite figures can be gwen, owing TO
the redistrictlng.
From outside the city the returns
continue to steadily increase the Repub
lican gain, with the exception OF those
from Hamilton county, where, as shown
by all the returns received up TO the
present time, there was gain for the
Democrats in nearly every Precinct
This does not Seem 10 tai y with the
earlier reports OF Hamilton county hav.
ing given an increased Republican
majority.
A Republi an Estimate.
Just one quarter of the whole mum.
ber Of precincts and townships in the
State are now in and the net Republican
gain is 2,i64 Ii the proportion holds
good the Republican gain in the State
will be nearly 10000, and Mcllvaine's
majority over Foilrt, for Supreme Judge,
will be about 27,OO0. Although the Re.
publicans are sangnine If reaching that
figure, the Democrats have not given up
the claim Of carving the State, and 1t
seems likely that later returns will
somewhat diminish the heavy and un-
looked for gains which the Republicans
have been making.
Six hundred and thirty precincts, Re-
publican net gain 2,2lS.
Large Democratic Gairs in Cleveland.
CLkvELAND, Ortob,r l2.-ASron city
complete gives 725 Republican major
ity, u gain Of PA.
The returns from Cleveland are COM
ing in slowly, but show that Lang is
running largely ahead Of the Democratic
ticket.
Probably Chas. Townsend, Republi-
can candidate for Secretary OF State, will
have 3 0D0 majority in the county, and
Amos Townsend, Republican candidate
for Congress, will have 5000
COLUMBUS, o., October l3, midnight
No definite returns have been rre'ivod
at either the Republican or Democratic
headquarters, nor by any regular source
as TO the comp. .xiOn oil the next Con-
gressional delegation from Ohio. The
Democratic State Central Committee
make no estimate.
Splendid Democratic Gains in Hamilton
County.
CINcINNATr. October l2 Great crowds
are on the streets anxious to hear the
news. The first pr cinct IN Cinrinnati
Is heard from and shows Democratic
gain OF l5
: CINCINNATI. October l2, 9:l0 M
Returns IRON four precincts in llamil
ton county show net Democratic gain
of 81.
CIvCISNATI, October l2- 1850 p. NJ
Returns from 20 precincts in Hamilton
county shoS a net Demo ratio gain
i67. This is nearly one third OF thr
coup.y and indicates net Dem ocratic
gain ot | 800. This would Still leave o
Republican majority in the county oil
400
Republican Gains Fall ns.Oh
CoLuMS,s y, UGlvber ~ SIX hun.
dred and sixty nine precincts give a net
Republican gain OF 2,G06 AS indicated
by previous dispatches, later rcturn>
have not kept up with the same rate OF
gain as was shown by the ea'l cr ones,
aud with one third Il the VIII, |. nun.
Der OF precincts and townships in the
State now in the net Republican gains
are 2,2lS. The Democratic gains have
been more apparent than real az TO
Hamilton county, because the returns
from that county were, tv misnndrr
standing, sent on Sec'y OF State instead
of Supreme Court Judge, and as the
Germans have scratched NcIlvaine b.
cause Of his known prohibition t-ndrD-
cies, the vote on him is not regarded "a
a criterion whereby the vote on thu rest
of the State ticket should he judged
Complete returns from Dayton give
FulIett 4 567, McIlvaine 4,72l. a Repub
can majority of l54 and Democratic
gain OF 36.
Clark county complete gives Repub
lican majority OF 1875, a Republican
gain Of Ala.
Six hundred and eighty six precincts
give net Republican glin OF . 9l4.
So far "a heard from the Democrats
are eos ahead IN this ci'v. Five wards
remain to be heard from, which NAV
change the result, but there is no def
mite information as yet - that point.
The returns are cominyi in slower than
was expected but those received since
midnight have largely swrlled the r."
publican net gains, and with less than
seven hundred precincts in, they are
now 5000
Prebl, county complete gives a Re-
publican msj,rity OF 3j3. net Repub j.
can gain Of oS
In an int, rview just hal, General
Nash, chairman Of The Republican State
COMMITTEE, claims that The plurality
for the State ticket will not he les than
~ 0OO and tha, the Republicans have
elected fifteen out OF t.eniy Congress
men.
Rspublcsn Estimate Of Resui. on Con-
gvessmen.
The estimate or prediction Of Chair.
man Nash OF the Republican Commit
tee, says it is now likely that the Re.
publican majority on the State ticket
will insur. the election OF thirteen and
probably Of fifteen Republican Con-
yreSsmen.
Eight townships in Clarke county, in
cluding Springfield city, give a Republi
can majority of 1866, Republican gain
of $40 There are only two small town
ships vet to hear from in Clarke county
l2:4O A. M-Five hundred and eighty.
three precincts, net Republican gam
2,276
Chairman Nash has just received a
telegram to the eff c. that Rice, R.pub.
Ecan ia surply elected in the Tenth