Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-08

districts, and they hnd tnat
Democratic tickets were .Peddled
FROM Republican boxes, with ex-
ception of Patrick keenans name ior
county clerk, and in his place appears tne
name of John ]. O'Hrien. There is not
single name of any of the citizens candidates
on the Republican tickets, notwithstana'
ing the fact that they nominated and IN
dorsed all our candidates except William
Allen Butler. Now if that IS not base
treachery, don't know what it is, but we
will collect this evidence and show 10
whom is due the defeat OF the Clnzens
ticket"
A modest Republican Estimate.
NEw York, November THE majority
for Cleveland in the State is estimated py
the Express, Republican, at from oO'OVo 70
10000.
The Express bulletin says Edison is un-
doubtedly elected Mayor, and estimates MS
majority at 10000.
Butler Elected in Massachusetts.
The Suns bulletin says the Republicans
in Massachusetts concede Buffers election
as Governor by large majority.
The Express says Malone claims ma
iority for his ticket in Virginia OF 25,OOs.
indicates 10000 for Cleveland in the
city.
New York, November Three hundred
election districts out of 6SS give Folger
q, ,3S9, and Cleveland 53,7Ol.
Brooklyn to the Fore.
New YORK, November 7.-Brooklyn City
gives Cleveland 2S l03 majority, Demo
cratic gain of 2S,6OO over the vote tor Secre-
tary Of State in 1881.
NEw YORK, November T.-Four hundred
and fifty election districts out of 6SS in
New York city give Folger 81 ,534 votes and
Cleveland rs, ,4S0.
Heavy Democratic Gains.
New YORK, November 7.-Jeiterson
county gives Cleveland at least 1000 ma
Wayne county gives Folser 100 ma
Major Payne, Republican, is elected to
| Congress from the Twenty-sixth district.
Poor FOlger.
GENEVA. n. Y, November This town,
the home of Folger, gives him 2S majority,
Democratic gain OF AZ.
That Means 100, 900 I'm the State.
New York, November THE returns
| indicate that Cleveland will come down to
Harlem river with from 10000 to 25,OOO
| majority.
5000 Democratic Gains.
BUFFALO, n. Y, November 7.-Cleveland'
majority in this city is estimated at $500
| to 4,OOO. Moulton, Rep, is elected to Con-
gress by handsome majority.
RoNE, n. V, November 7.-Spriggs, Dem.
| is elected to Congress in the Oneida dis
| trict
How the Lieutenant Governor Ran.
New YORK, November 7.-Arnott, Demo
crat, is elected to Congress in the twenty
nineth district. Dutchess county is un-
| doubtedly Democratic, for the first time in
many years.
b. Platt Carpenter is beaten in Pough-
keepsie and also in his own ward, which is
largely Republican.
Democratic Gain $500.
NET YORK, November THE total vote
| in Brooklyn is as follows: Cleveland,
81. $50; Folger, "a $50; majority for Cleve-
land, So, 1o3.
Sam Cox All Right.
| New York, November Is. S. Cox is
| elected to Congress in the Sixth district by
10000 majority.
BUFFALO, n. Y, November ii. F.
Moulton, Republican, is elected in the
Thirty-second Congressional district by a
handsome majority.
High Enough.
| NEW YORK, November THE latest re-
| turns indicate that Cleveland's majority in
the State Will be between 9O,UOO ana lUO,OOO.
| sample
| NEW York, November 7.--St. Lawrence
county gives Folger 5000 majority, Dem
ocratic gain of 5000.
The Assembly Democratic.
| ALBANY, November 7.-The Assembly
will be Democratic by small majority.
The following Congressman are elected
Fourteenth district, Low, Republican; Sew
enteenth district Burleigh, Republican
| Twentieth district, Vast, Republican,
Twenty.sixth district. Payne, Republican
Twenty-ninth district, Arnold, Democrat;
Thirtieth district, Greenleaf, Democrat;
Thirty-second district, Moultan, Republi-
| can.
New York CRY, November 70 P. NJ
Six hundred and seventy districts give
Campbell IS, ,2S6 Edison 90, sos, Clark I5, 4S2,
| Davidson 1920, O'Brien 81 ,223, Heenan
| sl,O56, Butler 1928.