Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1884-10-18

| Kuox Cnuntv-Refurnz FINN thirteen
u.rrEs ara rr.c;rets sI.ov.r . ~ T,ans,F,Iiear,
| gain az 1x
Erie County-The Democrats carry the
county BY about 7oO-a Republican cain Of
| $50.
| Guernsey County-Estimated Republi-
can majority 500. Taylor fRepublican) for
Congress LOCO majority.
Athens County Returns indicate Re
publican majority OF 1000,
Medina County viii give Mckinley about
LOO majority. Akron fcompletet gives
757 majority for Robinson
Lake County eomplete-Repubiican,
2,sl4i Democraflc, Lbs, net Republican
gam IN the county Of 249.
Union C0unty-Probable Republican ma
JorIty loo
Oeaugz County-Seycn townships heard
nom snow net Republican gam OF o.
Fulton County-Claimed by the Repub-
Leans oy 900 majority.
FRANKLIN county gives TO DemocraSlc
majority.
Do.l.oi. 1oun. s,.- MAKE nes
49, - "a Il 11eploaicaais carry 'hS county W
IVY,
Sosll..son Noun.y -nesetns Snow nes
- niaIoss " Io. Ne"an LA
lolias ~ Iusaiocson plecIE. aVL- ine
-. DO'i'oc1 aA's 1AaJoiisy III tiie couny
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| WHEELING, w. Va, Oct 15.-The
amount OF scratching at yesterdays election
IN ms cry was unprecedented and THIS
VIII delay tne count There was no dlsr
tarDance OF any KIND at the polls Tnere
/ was no charge OF fraud from either sloe.
! Al Burton, Nefzei county, hgnt over
local question Is SAID 10 nave resulted IN tue
death OF TWO men NO particulars are oD-
tainable
/ A partial count In Harr1son county indl-
Gates 500 majority Tor Maxwell, Repunli-
can, for Governor.
In Broads County incomplete returns
give wilson. Democrat, for Governor. l55
majority. democratic gam OF 4oo.
2unu,e 10 oounss siseo De'iieei Asio lhA-
rg.n1xS-ox nv " o.tohsr *
K.na-h. Ca,,,,tv u;I1 cue WsrwayI Pa
nnhIican for Covsrnar bstvsan soo .nd
| Zoo .ior;,r, Tara.-a County = donhtTrI
yr -, -.
= WhAILIsu' Ucsooei - Ae sosai soss
~ ~, s1is clIy urIay ses tsooo sm y.
800 9sel a.G i.s.uens.Al s9se u So ~
= plsuicseu siA. sllo coulis VIZ siiom IN 81,
oc.a1ie saAis. me coanI ~ .lis CITY VIII
no Ts e nn.Sneu 1919 ual -. :. o,,
Ing .osai VOC VI i9ouls = i'so.,
anu an, 1iailIs arg niaue tiiAs nepaDlicah sAih
VII oo Sho"n nieie
20 ?. m--hetqllis rom ioo "arus ana
pIecihcls u YVES. siisiiiia slo" q nes ne
paollean snll " lvo % WIN io 90.
wneL lhe Dsiloe,a.ac s nlajoli.y was 70 10.
"a IN p wiz loo-' 'iio sAiu - IL ia'o w
u s1io
ll:lO p. m--Nothlng nkeiy 10 De known
tonight Not over twenty wards and pre-
cihcts nave oeen heard from and they snow
Srnai Iso san
lno iat1 -, NJ I'm .i' 80 i mr
cate Ihat iisoh, Denio,Ial, = eiectea uoY-
o.noi' ous 1t L iiipos'ioio W give ING hsuios
Yen
ing mneelns Hey'stsr e'sihia'cS TUG
Doniocia'ic maturity a. osooV.
JoLLFIcATIoN AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, October 15.-At midnight
| fully 10 900 people were in front of the
Lincoln Club headquarters, where the re-
turns were displayed on canvass with the
alu Oh magic lantern. Inc Widest e4-
eitenaent prevailed ana cneer AFTER cneer
\ went up as fast as the different wards were
/ heard from, showing Republican gains.
Shortly after midnight Hon. benjamin
/ butterworth was called out, out instead
OF making speech ne suggested that the
oand take the lead and all fall IN line and
marcn over Inc Rhlne INTO the herman
wards. The suggestion was acted upon at
once, and they all proceeded down Eighth
/ street to VINE, up VINE to the po0ss5tdH
once, German Republican paper, thence
to the Frete Presse building, stopping at
each place long enough to give serenade.
They blocked up the street from curb to
curb for three squares. After marching
/ through several German wards, they DIS
persed.
| THE NEWS AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO. October 14.-Buffalo Repub-
Iicans are wild with excitement tonight
/ over the result in Ohio. The young voters
and other political organizations are out
over 1900 strong, with bands and drum
corps, and cheering is heard in every vicin-
/ ity. The Democrats are disposed to con-
slider the result without material effect on
the November election. Constant cries are
| heard on the streets of "Ohio. Have you
| heard from Ohiog
HOW THE RETURNS WE'RE RECEIVED IN
NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YORK. October 1.-THE city is full
| of excitement over the western elections
and the bulletin boards are surrounded by
eager throngs. The returns are exceeding
! " ,neagre however and long intervals
/ elapse between the hosting of bulletins.