Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-07
The Ticket in Pennsylvania.

PuILApEI rHIA, November {, G,lr.M.-Weath-
er today is fine and the indications are
that much larger vote will be polled in
the State than was anticipated by the party
managers. Contests in the State present
no issues other than the regular one be-
tween Republicans and Democrats. Can
didates on the State ticket are Jerome b.
Niles, Republican, Tioga county, and Robt.
Taggart, Democrat, of Warren county, for
Auditor General VIM. Livsey, Repubh-
can, Allegheny county, and Joseph Pow
ell, Democrat, Bradford county, for State
Treasurer. The Greenback and Prohi.
bition parties both have candidates
in the field for these places,
but their organization is so disrupted that
they will not be factor in the tight. 1t
is agreed between the leaders OF the Demo
cratic aud Republican sides that all com
parisons Of figures shall be MADE with the
last years election for Governor, the com
biped vote Of Beaver, Republican, and
Stewart, Independent, to be set against
that OF Paitison, Democratic, so that the
gains for tie Democrats to-day will mean
Csirs as against the full Republican vote.
The Democrats will have 10 gain some 1000
on The full vote in order to elect their ticket
10 day. In the city the interest centres
chiefly on the controIlorship. S. Davis
Page, Democrat, is endorsed by the Com
miitee of One Hundred for that oNCe
while Harper f.. Jetfreys, Republican, is
running straight cut. AS the Comhittee
of One Hundred is a large factor in num-
cipsl politics here the election OF fage is
expected.
Scratching Miles in Pittsburgh.
Pl1TsRrRGH, November i, p. M.-The
day is cloudy and warm and threatening
rain. The election is passing of quietly.
No disturbance of any kind has been re-
ported up TO noon, and very light vote
had been polled. The Republicans are
cutting Niles, the Republican candidate for
Auditor General, while the Democrats are
generally voting the straight ticket.
Ballot In Republican Stronghold.
PIrrsBURGH, November First district
Thirtieth ward, Livesey 81, Powell &, Niles
-, Taggart 63; Third district, Twenty
ninth ward, Livesey ~, Powell 40, Niles %
Tsccsrt 10; First district, North Versailles
township, Allegheny county. Livesey 30,
PowelllI Niles &c, Tagsart II; First dis
trict, Nineteenth ward, Liyesey -,
Powell Is. Niles 9J. Tagcart II,
Second district. Seventeenth Msrd, Live'ey
l37. Powell %. Niles l35. Tsggsrt .; Fifth
district. Seventeenth ward, Livesey IO7.
Powell IS. Niles iO5. Tsggsrs s.: Second
dis, let, Seventh ward. I've a., Powe
a, Niles "a. Taggsrt SC; First district. Six.
repnth wsrd, Llvesey los. Powell -, Niles
l03 Tsceart35: First district. Thirtv.sixth
ward. Iivesey 10, Powell IS. Niles 80, Tag.
esrt 40; second d stric:, Eleventh ward,
I.ivesey rs, Foweil 81. Niles l02, Tag
gsrt G..
Big Gains in &c atrial Counties.
RRrsTowx, Pa, November 6.-M)1t-
comtry county gives Tsggarf, Democrat,
for Auditor Genersi, 30 majority; Powell,
Democrat, for State Treasurer, 80 mcj ~
ity; Hepubiican gain Of 4lS. Snyder county
gives Miles. Republican, for Auditor Cen
ersl, and Livesey, Republic an, for State
TREASURER. each about $50 majority Dem
ccrs,:c gain OF go. Monroe county gives
Tssgart and Powell each 800 msjority; a
Democratic gain of 81. Columbia county,
Tscesrt and Powell esch a majority OF 20:
a Democratic gain OF $50 Pike county.
Tspesrt and Powell each $50 majority; q
Democratic gain OF 56
In the Oh Regions
OIL CRY. November oil City vote
Niles. $3.50: Tsegart, $i3; Render, 20;
ForIhsn,, 10: Livesey. 3Gn: Powell, 333;
Nsrsh, q; Howard. Is. The Democratic
sheriff has 81 majority.
bad News from Erie.
FRIE, November 6-Eris City gives a
Democratic majority of 66S. Republican
gain Of about $40. Erie county. including