Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-11
The ELECTION.
Indiana.


INDIANANAPoLIs, November 10.-The OH
cial can vass of the vote in this county was
concluded at six O'Clock this morning
The majority for Peele in the county is
$40, giving him a ma jority in the district
of 81. The result for county officials is as
follows: McCIaine, Republican, for Clerk,
$50 majority; Hess, Republi-
can, for Sheriff, II majority;
Adams, Republican, for Auditor, PSI; Kay,
Republican. Recorder, 7SS majority; Was
sen, Republican, Treasurer, 3S6 majority;
for Judges of the Supreme Court, one Dem
ocrat and two Republicans are elected;
Criminal Court, Judge Norton, SO majori-
ty; Prosecuting Attorney Brown, Repubii-
can, S4S majority; State Senator, Fletcher,
Democrat, elected by 243 majority; six
Democratic representatives are elected.
Additional returns from the cOngresSiou-
al districts confirm the previous reports
leaving the delegation nine Democrats and
four Republicans. The majority on the
State ticket will be from 10000 to II, 100.
Wise's Election Conceded.
RICHMOND. Va, November 10. - John
Wise, Coalition candidate for Congressman
St.large is elected. The Democrats concede
from 1000 to 1000 majority. The COali-
rionists still claim 6 900. The First Con-
yressional district is still in doubt. II the
Democrats sec, re il the Con tressional dele
cation will stand, Democrats, 8; Cosli-
ton, D.
Illinois.
Chicago November 10 The result of the
election in this State on State officers IS
still in doubt. Official returns from 50
of the 1902 counties in the State give Smith.
Republican, for State Treasurer, 1867 ma
iority over Orendorff, Democrat, and on
81. hnr nFrna ifN1TN q
seventeen counties will increase rather
than diminish this majority. But the re-
suit so far has been so unusal that 1t can
be counted on with no degree of certainty.
Stratton, Republican, for Superintendent
of Public instruction, runs behind his
ticket, and the result as between him and
Raab, Democrat, is entirely problematIcal.
Colorado.
DENVER. November lO.-Returns from re-
mote precincts are coming IN slowly.
Grant, DEM, is surely elected Governor oy
not less than $500, and Belford returned
IN Congress by about 500. Both branches
of the legislature are un doubtedly R-pub-
Iican, and largely so on joint ballot, the
Democrats only gaining three or four in the
upper house. The entire Republican State
ticket is elected beyond question, except
Governor. 1t is generally believed Gov.
Pitkip has sufficieRt following TO insure
his election to the United States Senate.
Pennsylvania.
Puu.ApELrHIA. November 10.-Returns
from every county in the State, Ut which
fifty-six are official, give Pattison, Demo
Graz. IS. $50 plurality over Beaver, Repuoii-
can. PattiSon has plurality in forty-eiSht
counties, and Beaver in nineteen. 1t Is
not believed the estimated vote in the
eleven counties not officially reported Will
be materially changed.
Kentucky. 60
CINCINNATI November 10.-The Com
mercial's Lexington, Ky, special says:
Reports from the Tenth district complete,
except one county, give White, Repuoi-
can, sos majority. The missing County
will increase his majority to LOU.
New Hampshire.
CONCORD, n. H. November l0.-Three
hundred and thirty-three towns give Hale
IS, ,O6S; Edgerly, 36Sl3; scattering, 9So
Hsles plurality is about l,249; Hales ms
iority, S24. The three remaining towns in
1850 gave Democratic majority.
Connecticut.
HARTFORD, Conn, November 10.-Gea.
| Frank d. Sloat, Republican, is elected State
Comptroller by a majority of about $50 and
plurality of 2,252. Eleven sma towns to
hear from will change the figures but
J slightly. a.
Another Suggestion.
T1rUsyIILE. Pa, November 10.-J. j
McCrum, prominent and influential Dem
4 ocrat of this city, who leads the poll OF the
Democratic revolution IN Crawford coun
| w, is suggested by his friends for th'
Speskership of the House.
COdfed. Bonds.
SAN FRANcIsco, November l0.-At tbt