The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-13


yote'polled to day IL unprecedented ln the
Fifth ward, for instance, wherel 400 were
polled at the Congressional election two
wears ago, over ! 800 votes have been cast
to-day. Il is difficult now to predict the
results. Prominent Republicans claim
the Stale by from $1,000 to 10000. But:
terworth aud Young are probably returned
from the First and Second Cincinnati Com
gressional district. ra x - :
DEMOCRATS coNcEDR IT.
CINCINNATI, October 12.-The returns
up to P. N. indicate a vote Of Is to 20
per cent larger than ever polled. The Re
publicans claim the election OF the
entire county ticket and congressman
from Hamilton county by four thousand
majority and the Democrats concede TWEEN
ty.five hundred.
CINCINNATI, October 12.-scattering re.
turns from few precincts show small Re-
publican gains. Comparisons are made
with the vote for Foster and Ewing for
Governor in 1879. j .s.tsl4-rj
P.M.-We have returns from twenty
townships and precincts, showing q net
Republican gain OF l57.
S:40r. X.-We have returns from seven.
ty.three townships and precincts, giving
Republican gain OF 49,,
q. T. WILLIAMS.
CIScINsArI, October 2.-Butterworth's
majority from the precincts reported 80
far is about 800, and Young's 100, with
the strongest Republican precincts to hear
from. This comes from the Lincoln Club.
cuYAHoaA COUNTY.
CLEVELAND, October 12.-Seversl small
precincts have been heard from; and show
slight Republican gains.
The Sixth ward cast $500 votes. This
,,eans large Republican gain in that
- ard, being 400 more shan ever before.
orapgeyille Village, Republican gain
OTIS.
Rowland township, Democratic gain
of6.
Coalburg, Republican gain Of 8.
Champion township, Republican gain
of6.
AT TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, O., October 1.-Two arrests for
illegal voting. The Democrats made gains
on Hurd, for Congress, which the Repub.
licans concede, but still claim the district.
The Nationals voted largely for Hurd
while the prohibitionists stuck 10 their
ticket. The largest vote ever polled.
Everything quiet, but excitement intense.
PORTAGE COUNTY.
GAgRErrsyILLE, October l2.-Total num-
ber Of votes cast: Townsend, 1892; Lang,
rs, Taylor, 1872: Adams, "a, Republican
gain Of 10. Wilcox, ior Sheriff, 200; Rus.
sell, SO. The Republicans are jubilant.
TRuMBuLL COUNTY. n
WARREN, October l2.-Warren town.
ship, Warren, Trumbull county, Republi.
can vote for Secretary Of State 1856, Dem.
ocratic 14l, Republican gain "a.
Second ward Warren, Republican gain
2s.
Fourteen pecincts OF Trumbull county
show net Republican gain oi 22l over
1879.
Newton Falls, Trumbull county, Demo.
cratic gain %.
AZ LICKING COUNTY.
NEWARK, O., October l2.-Returns from
eleven townships out OF twenty.six give
Lang |, ,730, Townsend 1,l3S. Democratic
gain, 206. An estimate is placed upon all
the townships will give Democratic gain
OF $40, or majority OF 1900 for the Dem.
ocratic State ticket. Democratic county
ticket all elected. Il
Newark, Second ward gives Townsend
40; McIlwaine, 10; Lloyd, lS; Lang,
$40; Follett, 947; London, IS.
z CONGRESSMAN GAINED.
Z TOLEDO, October 12.-Enongh returns
are now in from the Sixth Ohio District to
safely say Richie, Republican, is elected
by majority OF 600 to 800 over Hurd.
QUAKER Cry. October l2.-Townsend's
majority Is 81. Fosters last year was 81.
CAMBRIDGE, October 12. : Cambridge
township, complete, gives l25 majority for
Townsend, Judge Mctlvaine and Congress.
men Updegraf. Lewis, Mills and Smith
townships, Belmont county, give q Dem.
ocratic msjurity OF ll6.
Flushing township. Belmont county,
gives Republican gain of IS.
COULDN'T STAND THE RACKET.
CoLuMBus, October 12.-The Democratic
headquarters are closed, and all gone home
in disgust. The Republicans claim fiteen
Congressman.
CoLuMsus, October 12-l1:45 P. NJ
Five hundred and fve precincts in 0hoi
are received showing a net Republican
gain Of 2,4l7.
SCATTERING RETURNS.
CoLuaBus. II r. ", October 12.-we
have returns from 4l5 precincts, town.
ships and wards, comprising over one.
fiith the State. These show a net Repnb.
lican gain OF 1854 over the vote OF 1879,
when the Republicans carried the State
by 1900 majority. :,
CoLuMnvs, October l2.-S79 wards and
townships received give a net Republican
gain Of 9 $40.
CoLUMsus, October 12.-The Ohio cleo.
tion in 46s townships. wards and precincts
give net Republican gain Of 2, 230. Later
reports show more Democratic gains.
COLUMBUS, September l2 AT $40 P. NJ.
we have returns from seventy.three town.
ships and precincts, giving Republican
gain OF IS.
COLUMBUS, October l2. = Ninety-three
precincts in the State give net Repnbll'
can gain OF 848
Sandusky, Second ward, Democratic
gain As. There were over 400 more votes
boiled in the city than ever before.
Kelly Island, Townsend l0s, Lang 81.
The balance OF the ticket gives ll6 Repub.
lican and Is Democratic.
Kenton Corporation, Democratic gain Of
T. Robinson, Republican, for Congress,
runs Q ahead Of bis ticket. Five wards In
Middleiort gives net Democratic gain Of
+ First aad Fourth wards, Cambridge,
Democratic gain IS. Sixth ward, Town.
send, $50; Lang, l50 First ward, San.
dusky City. Longs majority, 1872. A gain
OF is. Third ward, Cleveland, Longr4S0;
Townsend, $50. Democratic gain OF 90
Two precincts in Concord township,
Miami county, shows Republican loss
over 1879, SO.