Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-15
Few Arrests I'm Columbus,


cool breeze aud everything favorable to-
full vote, which is being polled. No dis.
turbance Of consequence has been reported
in this city, beyond the arrest Of a few
strangers trying to vote, and others for dis
orderly conduct.
BY Twelve Thousand.
CoLUNBus, o., October l4-Twenty-two
wards and precincts in Ohio show a net
Republican gain of 2ss.
Ten Wards.
CoLuERUs, O., October l4.-Ten wards
and precincts show net Republican gain
Of l7S over 1889.
Thirty Five voling Precincts
CoLuNBUs, October lt-Thirty-6ve wards
and precincts in Ohio show q net Republi-
can gain Of $50.
An Average of Thirteen.
CoLuNBUS, October l4.-Fortv-fve wards
and precincts in OHIO show a net Repubi-
can gain Of SIC.
The Average Maintained.
CoLUNBus o., October l4-Sixty-two
wards and precincts in Ohio show q net
Republican gain Of SIT.
Rebinson's Home.
CoLuNBrS, O., October 1.-The Fourth
ward Of kenton, o., the home Of Gen. Rob
inson, shows net Republican gain Of lS2.
The Fifteenth ward Of Cleveland shows a
net Republican gain Of 2lS. Ninety-six
wards and precincts in Ohio show net
Republican gain of l,422.
The First Prediction.
CoLuMBCS, October l4.-RetIrns received
up to $50 p. m. include wards in number
of medium sized cities and precincts
throughout the State. The same ratio Of
gain throughout the State indicates Re
publican majority OF about 5000.
Six Wards.
COLUMBUS. October 1.-The wards in
Columbus O., are divided into twenty.seven
precincts. Returns have been received from
six precincts which show a net Republican
gain Of lO7.
Creeping Up.
CoLUNBUS, O., October l4-One hun
dred and seventy-eight precincts in Ohio
give a net Republican gain Of 2,isi.
One-Ninth of the State.
CoLuNBuS, October 1.-two hundred
and eight wards and precincts in Ohio
show net Republican gain Of 1868.
On Walnut Hills.
CoLuNrUs, October 1.-THE following
returns have been received from Cincinnati;
Precinct :, Tenth ward, Republican gain
2GS. Precinct A, Fifth ward, Republican
gain 42. Five additional precincts in Co
lumbus show a Republican gain Of 81.
Getting nt the Details.
CoLuMBUs, October li-One hundred
and seventy ty-eight wards and precincts show
a ret Democratic gain Of l7S over the vote
for Secretary of State in lss0. The same
wards and precincts show Republican
gain of 2,4sl over the vote for Governor in
1883. This includes six wards and pre-
cincts out Of twentyseven in the city OF
Columbus, which show a net Republican
gain Of lO7.
One Eight of Ohio.
COLrMBUs, O., October Ii Two hun
dred and sixty-sX wards and precincts show
Republican gain Of $50; this includes ten
precincts from Cincinnati, eleven from Col.
umbus and one from Cleveland.
Decided Gains.
C0LrNBUs, October li-Thlrty-nine pre-
cidcts out of IL in Hamilton county Ohio,
show net Republican gain Of 2,O67.
... - 1t Still Holds Up.
COLRNBCs, O., October li.-1hrce hun.
dred and twent y-tour wards and precincts in
Ohio show q net Republican gain Of 1880.
In Warner. District.
ST. MARYS, W. Va, October li.-New-
port township, Ohio, James S. Robinson,
Secretary of State, Republican, 2ii; James
W. Newman, Democrat, 257. Representa-
tive in Congrsss-Dosoph d. Taylor, Re
publican. 2jG; A. J. Warner, Democrat
25s. For Sheriff.. Il, Rose, Republican,
298; Mike Ryan, Democrat, 2j3.
Seney Reelected from the seventh District
TIFFIS, O., October li-Judge Seney,
Democrat, is re elected in this district Dy
majority Of 1000 TO 5000.
Bound to Get There.
CoLUNBrs, O., October li.-four hun
dred and seventy one wards and precincts
in Ohio show ne, Republican gain OF
1917.
DAYTON, o., Actober H-Grest crowds
surround the Republican headquarters.
cheering yociferously as each bulletin is
read Returns from three wards in this
city give 237 Republican gain over last
spring. or 800 over last fall Other pre-
cincts incica.e like gains. II this con.
tinues Dayton will give a small Republican
majority.
The FIRST Erturn- mt Cincinnati.
CHcfxNATr. October 1.-The first re-
tura received to night vas from Clifton pre-
cinet, showing n Republican gain OF so.
Then came precisct OF the Tenth ward,
which last year was evenly divided. il now
showed a Republican majority o. 263,
which was Republican gain 70 that
amount This is a settlement Of the ques-
ton he~ the German vote was going and as
subsequent returns showed large gains in
other wards, il was soon conceded that
Hamiltea county had gone Republican.
The outlook at 100 clock is that the Repab-
hcan majority in Hamilton county may
reach 1890 and that both Butterworth and
Brown, Rep1blicans, are elected TO Con
gress.
CuyahoSa-
CLEYELSyD, o., October l4.-IucompIe,s
returns indicate the election OF Foran, the
democratic candidate for Congress, and
OdNNEI. NoAI4A1tS bUA
The Republicans elect all the other csndi-
dates in this county by majority Of 5000
TO $500. The Republican State ticket will
carry the sounty By about the same ma
jority.
What They Expect.
CrSCIsssTI, October l4'-Crovds in the
streets are shouting for Blaine and Logan.
and are also hurrahing for ButterEorth
Returns from Hamilton county continue 70
show large Republican gains over 1888.
The total Republican gain in 6fty.iVe pre-
sincts is z,7l0 This indicates . certain
Repubican majority in this county.
Another Gain.
CoLUyBEs, October l4.-Four hundred
AID seventy-oas wards and precinc,s show
q net Democratic gain OF 8o4 over the vote
for Secretary Of State in 1880. The sane
wards and precincts sho1 net Rep1blissn
gain of !, ,3l7 over The Tste for Governor in
1889. A. C. Thompson, ReP15hean.
Twelfth district, is elected TO Congress
The majority in Lawrence. his own county,
j. very large showing 3 Republican gaia OF
about 600.
EnfhusIaStis Republicans.
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