Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-20
WEST VIRGINIA AND OHIO.
Further Returns from the Recent EIe,
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| by telegraph
| WHEELING. October 1Sth-The returns are
| still incomplete Careful estimates place the
| Democratic majority at 5000; it may be a little
less. II viii be two or three days before the re
mote counties can be heard from officially.
! NEW YORK, October 1sth.-The following dis
patch has been received here:
CHARLEsTowS (W. Va.)-Reassessnenta and trad
ing of votes has cost US seriously MIR. Wilson'S
majority will not exceed 800, and is likely to
go under il. d. e. GALLAGHER
Secretary Democratic State Committee
NEW YORK, October 1S:h.-A special from
Wheeling W. Va, dated October 18th, says
There is little change in the situation to-day
The Democratic majority Is still lingering near
5000 The Republicans are happy over their
magnificent gains, both in the STATE at large and
in the Legislature. An editorial in the New
York Hor3d OF yesterday misstates facts in such
gfafinS manner as 10 arouse a suspicion OF in
accuracy At the last election the Democrats
polled $500 and the Republicans 1900 votes.
At last Tuesdays election the Republicans
pOlled 1900 and the Democrats 6000. In other
words, the Democratic vote increased 5000 and
the Republican 81 900, or a Republican gain of
1900 But TO this is otiercdthe objection that the
Grccnback vote went to the Republicans The
tireenback vote at the last election went 5000
This leaves a net Republican increase of 5000
One Of the most interesting features of the cleo
ton IS the fact that in those counties where
Confederate soldiers are most numerous the Re
publican gains are largest. In Randolph. where
the first rebel company of the State was raised
the gain is over 500. In Barbour, where the first
land battle of the war was fought, the gain is
200. In kauawha, fayette. Putnam Lincoln
and Grecnbricr counties where Jenkins the
rebel gGerrilia was received and feasted the
gains are IN the thousands In Harrison coun-
", StonewaH Jaekson's home, the gain is 90.
THE RESULT IN ONO.
CoLUHBUs, October 1Sth-Returns by counties,
as completed. do not change the pluralities
given last night Unexpectedly the Prohibition
and Greenbaek Butler votes increased proper
tionateiy with those OF the Dem )crats and Re
publlcanS. The Prohibition vote last year YVES
S,5t2 this year Il is $50. The Greenback vote
last year was2,95I TINS year il is 9 100, showing
that there was no coalition, but that party lines
were clearly followed. The total Prohibition
and Greenback vote is Il, Az or /. I26 more than
Robinsons plurality. The rest of the Repubii-
can State ticket has an average majority over
all OF over 5000, ana an average plurality of
nearly 1900. The total vote is 1895 Last
year it us, les In October 1850 il was
7l6.l 1856 In November, 1885, il was ~ a67 The
full returns make no change in the vote for
congressman, except to increase by 80 Romeis'
majority over Hurd.
CLEVELAND, October lSth.-The official returns
of the vote of Cuyahoga county show the follow
ing results Total vote of the county, A, 10i of
the city, s. 765. Robinson tR.l for Secretary of
State, received in this city lS,0ll and in the
county q $50. Newman ID had in the city
1852 and in the county q, 80. Morris (pro)
had in the city 1SS; in the county SOS Herald
or had in the city and in the county 60.
Robinson's plurality over Newman in the city,
40: in the county. 1853 For Supreme Judge,
Johnson (R) had Il plurality over Martin Cd. of
$40 in the city and 22j5 in the county. For
Member of the Board of Public Works, Fliekip-
ger RI had plurality over Benfer (D.) of LII
in the city and . sci in the county. For Sheriff,
Dewstoe tR.) has plurality over Sawyer Cd in
the county, of Isl For County Clerk Kitchen
r. over Maloney Cd has 3,iS5 For Prose- |
eutor. Holden {R.l over Welsh ID. has 8, l37 For
Probate Judge, Tilden r. over Zehring CD has
Loss. In the Twenty-trSt District, Foran CD !
has 30 over Burnett r. In that part of this i
has :, 30l over Alvord CD