Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-15
West Virginia Democratic by
Handsome Majority.
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
ESPECIAL TO THE sESTIsEL.l
Candidates for Election.

Candidates for Election.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-An enormous
vote is being polled and will probably
reach 500, 900. 1t is a State election, BIT
looked upon with interest on account OF
its moral influence" upon the national
contest in November. The State
candidates, in addition to 81 Con.
gressmen, the full list. are: Secre-
tary of State, Judge of Supreme Court and
q Board on Public Works. The Demo
cratic candidate for Secretary Of State is
the present incumbent, Mr.. Newman. The
Republican candidate is Gen. J. s. Robin
son, who at present represents Marion
District in Congress.
Bulletins.
BULLETIN NO. l.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 1.-The bulletins
for the Ohio election will be based upon
the vote Of 1883, when the Democrats had
9 majority of 1889. There are 1892
wards and precincts in the State. 1t will
require an average gain Of seven votes to
the ward or precinct for the Republicans
to overcome the Democratic majority and
carry the State. Ten wards and precincts
show 4 net Republican gain Of l7S over
1888.
Returns from West Virginia indicate the
vote to be the largest ever polled. Re-
publicans are claiming gains but not
enough returns received TO indicate the
result.
Twenty-Five wards and precincts in Ohio
show a net Republican gain Of 2SS. Thirty
FIVE wards and precincts in Ohio show q
net Republican gain Of 3s9. This includes
9 large number OF wards from cities,
but none from Columbus. Cincinnati or
Cleveland.
F~orsy.fvs wards and precincts in Ohio
show a net Republican gain Of 576. There
are no returns from the large cities.
Sixty-two wards and precincts in Ohio
show . net Republican gain Of BIT.
The Fourth Ward at Kenton, the home
OF Gen. Robinson, shows = net Republican
gain Of 1872.
The Fifteenth Ward Of Cleveland shows
q net Republican gain Of 218.
L NO. 2.
Ninety-six wards and precincts in Ohio
show a net Republican gain Of 1,422. Re.
turns received up to $3.50 p. M.
include wards in 8 number OF
medium sized cities and precincts
throughout the State. The same rates Of
gain throughout the State indicate q Re.
publican majority Of 18. 0OO.
Returns have been received from IS
wards and precincts in West Virginia
showing 8 net Republican gain Of 1O3. The
vote is being compared with 1880, when the
Democratic majority was 1916. Repub-
licans will have to gain "a votes to each
ward and precinct to carry the State.
One hundred and fifty wards
and precincts in Ohio show net
Republican gains Of 1926. Wards in
Columbus are divided into t~wenty-seven
precincts. Returns have been received
from 9 precincts and show net Republican
gain Of LOT: 17s wards and precincts in
Ohio give . net Republican gain Of z, 4S4.
NO. 8.
Twenty-eight wards and precincts
In Ohio show g net Republican gain Of
q. 1868. No returns from Cincinnati and only
one ward from Cleveland. The above
includes six precincts from Columbus. The
following returns have been received from
Cincinnati: Precinct B, Tenth Ward, a Re-
publican gain Of 1888; Precinct A. Fifth
Ward, Republican gain AZ; five additional
precincts in Columbus show q Republican
gain Of 81 at $40 P. N.
BULLETIN NO. 4.
Two hundred and sixty-six wards in
Ohio show q net Republican gain Of 1910.
This includes ten precincts in
Cincinnati. II in Columbus and l in
Cleveland. Time, $50 P. NJ.
Forty-nine precincts out OF liz in Ham,
ilson county show a net Republican gain
of 2,067. Time 9:45 P. M.
BULLETIN NO. s.
The Republican majority on Secretary Of