Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-15

not 90 much enthusiasm. The hall ID much
smaller, but is packed, while hundreds are
coming and going. there is very little
cheering but the mass Of the people have
rot given up all hope. On the streets are
no collisions or Disturbances. Everything
is passing of good naturedly
summit County.
AKRON. O.. October l4.-Akron complete
gives Robinson 1856, Newman 2,099. Bath
township, Robinson 205, Newman SO. Bos-
ton township, Robinson l79, Newman $50.
Copley township, Robinson Isl, Newman,
lS5. Cuyahogs Falls township, Robinson
40, Newman l6s. Portage township.
Robinson ass, Newman S5l.
Springfield township Robinson 2ll, New
man 2i9; Stow township, Robinson l42.
Newman %; Tallmadge township, Robin
SON 273, Newman 90; Summit county gives
Robinson $500 majority; Mckinley, for
Congress, has over 1000 majority; Stark
county gives Paige 300 majority. Mckin-
ley carries the Twentieth district BY 1900
over Paige.
Mckinley Gets There.
CoLrNBus, October l4-Five hundred
and thirty lone wards and precinc's show
net Democratic gain Of l,05l over the vote
for Secretary Of State in 1880. The same
wards and precincts show . net Republican
gain Of s,4l7 over the vote fer Governor in
Iss3. Hon. VIM Mckinley Jr, Of Can.
ton, candidate tor Congress in the Twenh-
eth district telegraps as follows:
CANTON, O., October Ii.
These are unofficial, bit such Is wc have
give me not less than 200 majority.
Mr.. Mckinley was unseated BY the pres;
ent Congress, and his election is Repubi.
can gain. BENZ. Butterworth, Republican,
is elected in first district by about $500 ma
j9rity.
CLsvrIAxp. October li-To-day's elec-
lion passed of quietly Notwithstanding it
excited extraordinary interest. A heavy
vote was polled and the amount Of ticket
scratching was great. The excitement at
the opening Of the polls Was intense. Mem:
hers OF both parties were watchiai OF the
interest Of themselves and fellow vo-
,ers. Voters generally, early presented
themselves at the polls and before noon the
tally sheets showed long list OF names in
many cases covering two-thirds and even
hreeiourths OF the entire voting popsla-
ton. la some OF the wards there was con.
siderable challenging Of men, whose resi-.
dence and right TO vote were disputed.
Foran, Demot ATTIC candidate for Congress,
ran far ahead Of his ticket and is probably
elected.
One Taylor safe.
YOUNGSTOWN, O.. October l4.-Mshon-
ing county is Republican by about ii 000.a
net Republican gain Of $50. Isaac II.
Taylor for Congress in the Eighteenth dis
,rict, elected by about 5000.
Get Another One.
CINCINNATI, October l4.-Commercisl
Gazette specials Indicate the election Of
Hodges for Congress in Mansfield distrio.
by 500 majority.
KeifeTs Home.
SpRIyGFIgIp, October l4.-An enormous
vote was polled with indications Of 900 Re
publican majority.
In the Hooking valley.
LOGAN, O., October li.-The Republi.
cans elected their entire county ticket. In
Hooking and Tuscarawas Valleys large
Republican gnins are reported.
More Figures.
CoLrNBus, October l4.-Fiye hundred
and ninetyfve wards aRd precincts show
a net Democratic gain OF I,029 over the
vote for Secretary Of State in lss0. The
same wards and precincts show = net Re.
publican gain OF 1856 over the vote for
Governor in 1883.
Seventy precincts in Hamilton cointy
show net Republican gain Of 1888.
Six hundred and forty eight wards and
precincts show net Democratic gain OF
l7g over the vote for Secretary Of State in
1880. Same wards and precincts sbo~ .
ne, Republican gain Of 10 2i5 over the vote
for Governor in 1893.
Hurd's Defeat Y.nr.d.
DAY1ox, o., October h.-So Ear a.
heard from the Republican State ticket has
made large gains throughout this Congrcs-
sional district and especially 10 this city.
At present the indications point TO the elec.
ton Of Romeis over Hnrd for Congress bya
small majority.
One precinct in the Fihh ward gives
Romes a majority OF 26? and gain over
The vote Of the last Congressional election
oi over 800. %
The Eighth ward pives 9 gain Of 200
while other wards chow corrcspondingly
large nsjorities Reports from other quar-.
ters in the district Also show Republican
gain over the vote OF last year. A dispatch
from fremont states that in the First vsst
Romeis has ~ majority. In the third
ward Hurd has msjorNy Of 10. Thee
figures show large gain for Romeis over
the vote for the Republicas Congressional
candidate Of two years ago.
Druak VIII Enthussssa.
CINCINNATI, October ls.--lt midnight .
carriage containing Buttsrsorih and Brown
started from the Lincoln club and With .
brass band gathered an impYonptu process
sion which filed the streets from curb 10
curb, cheering and shouting continuously
and waving handtercbiefs. They moved
with PROCESSION and passed the newspePes
Offices In widest entbusiasm.
On, Give IL 10 Him,
DAyros, D., October H-Tseturns foe
the city Of Dayton are al in, giTisg the city .
l79 Democratic majority % tAs stAte
ticket, Repablican gain Of $50. In oae
precinct Of the Soldier Home he Repebl-
cans gain lIs. John Sinks. Repubiicsn
candidate ior Congress, carried The city BY
rs majority.
Fred Nek, kPpuDncah canniosSe tH shsfih,
carried Dayton by z59 majority; 1876
votes were cast in the city. Reports from
Darke essnty give Asderson, Democratic
candidate fos Congress. coo majority. In-
dics,ions point 70 the election d Sinks.
Montgomery county Will give the Dedo
cratic stzte ticket 500 nsjonty.
We SAVED One.
ToLEpS, o., October lI--Swantou, IN
this county, gives Robeis majority Of 81.
q loss ol oIe. Eifoore. OttAsa coanty.
gives Sevnsn . majority u LII snd %
tor Huri. Repabiissn gain. Roueis nst
gain over Kisy, Rspsbi,csn candidate for
Congress two ye.ss ego IN Il pree,scts 10
I.ueas county,, in 7s5. Tso precincts in
Defabee county, isclsdisg Defiance City
,tow no, Repabliesa gain of lls. Deno-
cratic majority in the county probably LOO.
Hill, Denocrstic tor Congress in ths sixth
| district Is elected.
Merely IN EstiDsts.
Tolxpo, October H.-Pow coos6ss -
| ths Congressional district, ipclo1ing Lsca4
4 IN -. poxn<.s 9f0 to 20 RnSoFi1V.