Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-10-15
TELEGRAPHIC.
We give below the kilograms received

We give below the kilograms received
last night in the order in which they wer'
received from O. clock to 10 o'clock.
CINCINNATI, OEIo.-Polls in this cit,
closed quietly. Returns will come in very
slowly, as there has been great deal O
scratching. Conservative politicians thini
the vote in this county will be about even
WHEELING, W. VA.-The polls CLOSED
without any disturbance. Both parties
very confident of the result of the State
Republicans claim to have carried entire
local ticket in Tucker and other places fol
the first time.
COLUMBUS, OHIo.-Up to this hour, there
is no news of Importance. Both parties
claim the State, but can give no figures to
support their claims. 1t will probably be
eight O'Clock, before the first returns come
in on account of the heavy vote and the
scratching on both sides.
WHEELING, W. VA, 7:45 p. m.-Re
ports from all parts of the State indicate
the largest vote ever polled. We have no
fgnres as yet.
COLUMBUS, DO wards and precincts
show net Republican gain of 17S over 1888
CLEVELAND, O.-Republicans claim the
sixth ward Republican by 1000 major
ity.
COLUMBUS, O-The sixth ward shows
Republican gains of 81. Three other pre-
cincts in Pike and Sciota counties, show
Republican gain of 81.
COLUMBUS wards and precincts in
Ohio, show net Republican gain of 1888.
CINCINNATTI.- in Hamilton county, very
doubtful reported that Butterworth has
been defeated and Brown elected in the
second district.
DAYTON, s, p. m.-Returns indicate tits
city Democratic majority, about 300.
Soldiers Home near this city cast very
full vote.
Probable Republican majority 800.
COLUMBUS, O.-35 wards and precincts,
show net Republican gain of 3S9. This
includes a large number of wards from
cities, but none from Columbus, Cincinnati
ii or Cleveland.
COLUMBUS State Commit
tee claim the State by $4,000 plurality.
COLUMBUS. wards and pre-
cincts and precincts show act Republican
gain of 576. No returns yet from large
cities.
WHEELING, P. M.-Returns from -
wards and precincts show net Republican
gain of 1O3. Returns come in very slowly
Much scratching.
CLEVELAND, O.-Counting progressing
very slowly. Heavy scratching on the To-
cal ticket. Indications of election of
Fora, Democrat, by small majority, and
that the Democrats elect the sheriff.
COLUMBUS. Sixty wards and pre-
cincts in Ohio show net Republican gain
S17. Whenever returns are received from
tba lo, oft I'll ho
COLUMBUS, O.-Fourth ward, Kenton,
a net Republican gain of 1872. Fifteenth
ward, Cleveland, Ohio, gives net Republi-
can gain of 21S
COLUMBUS, O.-Ninety-six towns and
precincts in Ohio show net Republican gain
of 1, 1879
COLUMBUS, O.-The indications are that
the Republicans have carried Ohio, unless
the large cities show materially different
results from the country and smaller cities.
WHEELING, w. VA.-The vote of West
Virginia will be based on the vote of 1880,
the Democratic vote of 60, 941,
with the Republican vote of 1855, omit
ting Greenback vote of 1907 that year,
which is expected to go to the Republican
party this year.
COLUMBUS, o., 6:45.-Returns already
reported, include wards in large number of
smaller cities and precincts throughout
the State. The same rate of gains through
out the State indicates Republican major
ity of about 10000
CLEVELAND, o, 8:45.-Democrats car
ried 18th ward in this city by same MAORI
ty as last year. mall towns in this coun
ty show small Republican gains.
COLUMBUS, O.-Retuns have been re-
ceived from IL wards and precincts in West
showing net Republican gain of
l03 compared with 1880 vote. Lhe Repub-
leans will have to gain "a votes IN every
ward and precinct to carry West Virginia
COLUMBUS, 8, p. m.-150 ward and pre-
cincts in Ohio, show net Republican gain
1, 926.
COLUMBUS. O.--6 out of II precincts in
Columbus city, show net Republican grin
107.
CINCINNATTI.-The Republicans claim
election of their entire ticket, in Hamilton
Returns show that the Germans
voted largely with the Republicans in
Hamilton county.
WHEELING, w. VA.-Meagre returns
thus far received, show slight Republican
gain. Probably State Democratic by
greatly reduced majority. Nothing definite
will be known before tomorrow noon.
CINCINNATI, O.-Total vote of this city
is estimated at 70, 900. Republican gains
In nearly all precincts heard from. Small
Democratic gain in one Democratic pre-
cinct. Republicans are claiming the cleo
ton of both Cong ressmen, Butterworth
and Brown, with the entire county ticket
by 1900 majority.
COLUMBUS, 9. IS P. M-Prominent DEM
ocrats now concede Ohio Republican by
10000. Counting the votes in large cities
very slowly.
COLUMBUS, O.-Two hundred and eight
wards and precincts ia Ohia show net Re-
publican gain of 1868. No returns le-
ceived from Cincinnati, and only one ward
from Cleveland. The above includes six
precincts from Columbus.
CINCINNATI, o., $50 P.-Precinet B of
the tenth ward, Republican gain of 1853.
Precinct A of the fifth ward, Republican
gain of 40. Five additional precincts in
Columbus show Republican gain of 81.
CINCINNATI, o., $40, P. M.-Dispatches
from Wheeling, w. Va, to the Democratic
State Committee claim West Virginia
Democratic by 1900.
TOLEDO. 9:45 p. m.-H1rd, Democrat
for Congress elected by reduced majority.
COLUMBUS, 9;45, p. m.-366 wards AMI
precincts i'll Ohio, show net Republican
gain 3,670. This includes ten precincts
from CINCINNATI, II from Columbus and
one from Cleveland.
COLUMBUS, 9:50.-Hamiiton county,
Ohio, 80 precincts out Of liz show net Re
publican gain 2,067.
CINCINNATI, O., 10 p. m.-Prominent
Democrats concede that there is no longer
any doubt that Ohio will give large Repub-
lican majority.
PORTSMOUTH, sOHIo.-Republcan for
Congress elected by 1000 majority.
COLUMBUS, GA Cleveland dispatch
says returns from 488 precincts give $3.50,
Republican gain over Hoadley's vote of last
year.
CoLUMBUs.-10:45 P. M.-Latest from
West Va, up to this hour indicates that
the Democrats have elected Wilson, Gov
ernor, but no figures are given. 420 wards
and precincts in Ohio show net Republican
gain of 6,S05. Foran, dem. elected Con-
gress 21st district.
CINCINNATI, II P. M.-Fifty-five pre-
cinets in Hamilton county give net Repub-
lican gain Of 2, 740. This is about half of
all the precincts in the county.
COLUMBUS, II P. M.-Four hundred and
seventy-one wards and precincts in Ohio
show Republican gain of 1917.