Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03
INCREASED "SOLIDITY" In SOUTH,

Ticket. FROM an early nOur henTy UeoISe,
Rev. Dr. Kramer and 7. V. Powderly
drove about the polish q carriage. DR.. Nc
Glinu said that he was delighted with the
strength which the George vote had de-
veloped, aud he was Sanguine that the
Labor candidate would be the next May
or.
Mr.. George appeared jubilant.
At Tammany Hall, it was said,
everything looked well for the en-
tire Democratic ticket. From the
Twenty-third Assembly district word
came that the united Democrats were
holding their own and the same was the
case in the Twentieth district.
1t was said that it looked very much as
if George was running ahead of Roosevelt
but that there was
No FEAR
of his equaling Hewitt'S vote. In the
east and west districts George was polling
q heavier vote than was expected but
these were districts principally inhabited
by labOring classes. The reports received
at the Irving Hall headquarters prOiessed
q big success for the George and Mooney
ticket.
At the headquarters of the county De-
mOcracy it was estimated that George
would only poll about y, 900 to $4,000
votes and that Roosevelt would be behind
George.
At Mr.. ROOSeyelt's headquarters in the
Fifth avenue hotel things were very lively
this forenoon.
Mr.. Elihu Root, Chairman oil the Repuh-
liCan County Committee, was there early
and gave instructions 10 y special commit
tee of twenty men of the Republican club,
who then scattered over the city to
see how things were going on. At IL
o'clock Mr.. Root heard from most of these
gentlemen and he said that from all re-
ports Roosevelt was receiving hearty sup
port from the party all through the city.
Mr.. Root admitted that from two assem-
bly, districts he had received dispatches
stating that parts of the city were being
sold ont but in neither of these distrists,
he asserted, would this work affect Mr..
Roosevelt.
MAYORAIITY RETURNS.
Five hundred eighty diStricts-ROOSe-
welt, l4,5lS; Hewitt, 90, ,230; George, H.
1886; Wardwell, III.
Seven hundred and sixty districts
Roosevelt, 81, ,32S; Hewitt, ~, 2S2; George,
81, 500; Wardwell, 500.
RETURNS FROM THE STATE.
Seyenty-fve election districts outside
of New York and Kings coun-
ies gave Peckham, Democrat,
ror Court of Appeals, 1926; Daniels Repub-
licau) L., 553. The same districts last year
gave him II, ,527, Davenport l4,6s5. One
hundred and five election districts outside
New York and Kings cOuutieS, give Peck
ham l2,O96, Daniels 17,7l2. The same
districte last year gave Hill l5,T67 and
Davenport 2l ,612.
Six hundred and forty districtS-ROose-
welt, 30, lSl; Hewitt, 20, 500; George, 80,
SIS; Wardwell, $40.
Albany advice Say:-The probabilities
are that the Democrats have carried the
county, and elected the entire ticket, in
cluding Kane over Swinebure for Con-
greSs-
At BuffalO-Thirty-fve election districts
give Peckham 7,1Sl; Daniels O,5Ol; Re
publican gain |, ,239.
The vote in the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict gives Bliss, Democrat, IL, ,3lS ;; Waters,
Republican, IL, ,0JO.
James s. Sherman elected to Congress
from Twenty-third district, defeating J.
T. Spriggs, Democrat, by |, 900 or more.
Wilbur, Republican, in the Twenty
fourth Congressional district defeats Smith
by about 500.
Bliss, Democrat, MahOney, De nOerat,
White, Republican, and Campbell. Demo-
erat, are undoubtedly elected to Congress
from Kings county.
Returns from over 80 districts outside
New York and Kings counties show that
Daniels, Republican, is getting about So
per cent of the vote given to Davenport
last year, while Peckham, Democrat, Is
getting about 80 per cent Ofthe vote gwen
to Hill.
Mahoney, (DemOcrat) in the Fourth
Congressional District, is said to be elected
by q plurality Of :, 600 over OCOnnOr, Re
publi(an.)
GENEVA, n. Y, November 2.-Ira
Davenport, Republican, for Congress, Is
elected without opposition.
CORTLAND, n. Y, November 2.-His-
cock. Congressional has n majority OF
1000.
RoCHEsTER,N. Y, November 2.-Charles
S. Baker, Republican, is reelected to Con-
greSs in Monroe District, by probably
:, 500 majority.
In the Twelfth Congressional district
Cochran, Democrat, is elected.
Seventh Congressional District, Bryce,
Democrat, elected over Lawson, Republic
can.
Ninth Congressional District, S. s. Cox,
Demoe rat, elected over Wagner, Republic
can, by a majority of ., ,365.
Returns indicate that Stahneckes, Demo
crat, is elected in the Fourteenth Cohgres-
sional District.
Eighth Congressional District, Camp
bell, Democrat, elected over Grady, Indus
trial Democrat