Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-14

iff, and the rest OF the county ticket mlxen'
A Democratic Sheriff, Anyhow.
TOLEDO, O., October 13.-Returns re
eeived up TO midnight, embracing aboa'
one,half Of the precincts in Lucas county
show Republican gains in nearly all thoss
heard from. Wade, Democrat for Sheriff
will probably have a majority of 500. The
Representatives are in coubt, with chances
favorng the Republican candidates. The
remainder If the Republican county hcke'
is probably elected by small msjorihes
and they claim the county for Foraker BY
400.
A Light Vote ut Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., October II The vote to-
day averages ten to fifteen per cent
less than that Of last year. The Prohibit
ton vote was small in the city and showed
rarely any increase. Returns are coming
in very slowly on account of the large
number Of scratched tickets, but indica.
tions are that the Republicans have elected
most of their county ticket By someWhst
decreased plurslities from last year. Ex-
cep,ions are Wade and Puck, the former
for Sheriff and the latter for Representa-
tive. Bsumbach, Republican, for Repre-,
sentative, is believed to be elected by q
small plurality. -
At Marietta.
MARIETTA, O., October Il The Repub.
licans elect Senate in the Fourteenth dis,
trict and a Representative in Washington
county.
4 rOShnrtnn
CosHoCToY, 0 October 1.-two town
ships 10 Coshocton county give Foraker q
net gain of IL LeonArd's vote will proba-
bly, reach 200 in this county.
Ross County For Foraker.
CuILLIcorns, O, October l3.-Ross
county will give $50 Republican majority.
The Republican Senator and Representa-.
tive run ahead of the ticket and the whole
Republican county ticket is elected.
Republican Gains
CXCINxATI, October l3-Eighty-fve
precincts from Hamilton county show a
Republican majority Of 1859. The Re
publican gain in Erie county, thrf cfourths
of which have been heard from, is 600 10
Champaign county, one-halt heard from,
the Republican gain is l25. Arglaise
county precincts, 3,GOl. Clarke county
8 precincts, 24O. Two precincts Of Lucas
county show a Republican gain Of 2O9.
Claims.
CIyCISNATI, October l9-The Republ'
can State Central Committee claim to have
elected Representatives in Madison, Ad
ans, Delaware, Morrow, Morgan, Washing
ton and Ross counties, and Senators in
the Fourteenth, Twenty-frst, TwentY-sev-
enth and Twenty ninth districts. Ten pre-
cincts from Richland county, including
three wards in Mansfield, give net Re
publican gain Of IS; Portege county, 7
precincts, so Democrats gain; Sandusky
county, precincts, $50 Republican gaiu;
Sciote county, l6 precincts, 37j Repuhh
can gain; Seneca county, precincts, in
cludirg four wards OF Tfin, $50 Repu5li-
can gain; S,srke county, precincts, iu-
cludiug two wards in Massillou, 800 Re
publican gain; Summit county, IL pre-
cincts, 275 Republican gain; Turn5ull
county, precincts, 3 Republican gain
Fourteen precincts in Toledo give Re
DUOlcGn gam OF Jlf.
The Legislature Democratic.
fs the Editor Of he REGISTER:
CINCINNATI, O, October l3 AT mid
night the returns are not as full as they
usually are at that hour, bat the indications
are that the Legislature will be Demo
cratic. Returns so far received show that
he Democrats hold thsir own in Senatorial
representative districts.
JouS r. NcLrAx.
st. CIaIrsviIIe for HoadIy.
SpeciGI to he RsgiSer.
ST. CLAERSYnLE, October II st
CIairsvil!a precinct gives msjo.ities for
Hoadly G2, War~ick C6. Martin So, Ather
ton SO, Brady 81, Lawrence &c, Weible 81,
Riley So. Irwin 80, Laughlin %, Ryan l22,
Meehau Ill, Nicbol II.
Glencoe p:ccinct-Hoadly co, Riley G2,
Train G5, l.augblin GO, Ryan Gl, Methsn
30, Cooke 60, Nichol 80. GAZETTE.
More Republican Gains.
CIxcIxXATI, 0, October I3-Rcouhlj.
cans elect two Senators in Cuyob'ga dis
trio; and two Representatives. in Franklin
county, one in Union, one in Harden
county. Democrats elect one in Franklin
county.
Returns from T5j voting precincts in the
State give Foraker ll3.727 Hoedly l2S,-
635, Leonard sell Ect Rrpuhhcan gain
1852. This includes more than one
third of the State A private dispatch
f'um Lucas corUty says the Legislature
there is in doubt with chanccs favoring the
Republicans. An snSlIsis of the vote
elbows that the Prohibition candidate has
gained Demccrstic yoteg
Republican Gains.
CINCINNATI, October l3 --Rep1blicans
claim TO have elected Representatives in
the following additional counties: Athens,
Cuyahogs (6), Delaware, Fulton, Greene
(Rev. B. W. Arnot colored }, Lawrence,
Morgan, Morrow and Van Vert.
The folloAipg gains are reported in Gin
cinnati: Second Ward, , precincts, demo.
cratic gain 1873; Third Ward, | precinct,
republican gain 1876; Sixth Ward, com
plete, democratic gain SIS; Tenth Ward,
one precinct, republican gain "a; Six
teeLth Ward, one precinct democratic
cain 81; Seventeenth Ward, one precinct
democratic gain l. Twentieth Ward, one
precinct, republican gain Is; Twenty first
Ward, one precincs, republican Hsin Sc;
Twenty second Ward, one precinct demo,
cratic gain 81; TEeutythird Ward ore
arscinct democratic gain IL.
Six hundred ana fortyr6ve PRECINCTS
lhrorg ghout the State give net Rspu5li'
can gain Of l0,475.
80 InsePsst at Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October l3.-Les:
interest is openly manifested in the result
of the Ohio election than has been the case
in any event OF Ike political Importance
within the memory Of the present genera
ion. Generally on such occasions there
have besn considerable crovi1 srauuq the
bulIetin boards. Few people in the de
pariments have manifested interest enough
to ask for news during the day snd I
would be dificult TO name a dozen Fed
ersl oficeholders from Ohio who have
gore home to vote.
At Chic&gG.
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