Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-04

4 NSPuDiiCAh Slih Oi 1oO. Gambrii' county,
Blacks plurality, 500 Republican gain
OF los, Snyder county, Beaver, 75O plu-
rality, Republican gain Of 323. Schuyl-
kill county, Black and the Democratic
State ticket 1,4OO plurality, Republican
gain of 1,7SS.
Allegheny county corrected
Dalzell, Republican for Congress, about
l,5OO majority. The Republicans elect l3
out Of IA ASSemblymen and both Senators.
Dauphin county, Beaver and the balance
of the State ticket, 1900 plurality, a
Democratic gain of 20. Chester county,
Beaver, so Districts give 5000 plurality.
For Congress, Crehart, 5000; Darlington,
4, 200; Dickinson, $500.
Returns from nearly every district in
Allegheny county gives Beaver, Republi-
can, for Governor 6, 500 plurality. The
entire Republican county ticket is
elected, with the exception of Judge. In
the Twenty second Congressional district
John Dalzell, Republican, $500 plurality.
ThOs. NJ. Bayne, Republican, is reelected
in the Twenty-third District by about :, 900
majority. The Prohibition vote will reach
nearly 1000, an increase of 800. per cent
over last year.
Greene county, for Congress, Donnelly,
Democrat, 233; Mccullough Republican,
2055; Rafferty,, Democrat, 1856.
The ticket is cut up badly. Warren
county: Beaver, about 1000 plurality;-a
Republican gain of 9l4. Mclean county:
The full Republican State ticket elected
with plurality of about $50, except the
Johnson Assembly man who will have
about 400; Republican gain 500: Erie
county. The State Republican ticket is
elected by 1 200 majority.
A Republican gain of l,709. For Con-
geSs, Twenty-seyenth District, Scott,
Democrat, is elected by about l 600 ma
iOrity. Perry county: The indications are
that Beaver will have 80 majority. We
mango county: Beaver $50 plurality, Re
publican gain of 66l. Forest county: Bea-
er 100 plurality, q Republican gain of 90.
Crawford county: Beaver and the State
ticket elected by / 200, estimated plurali-
ty, a Republican gain Of 1851. Fayett9
county: Black $50 plurality, n Republi-
can gain of /, 10. Indiana county: Bea-
yer, plurality $500, Republican gain OF
A. Somerset county: Beaver and State
ticket, |, 800 plurality, Republican gain
/ of 72l. WeStmOreland county; Beaver
and State ticket 100 plurality, . Republi-
can gain of ! ,62S.
| Greene cOunty-Blaek and State ticket
about 800 plurality; Republican gain
l OF IL. Mercer county Beaver and State
ticket $50 plurality, Republican gain
os | sol, Jefferson eounty-Beaver, 4OO
plurality; Republican gain of 3S3. Law
renee cOunty-Beayer and State ticket
/, 700 plurality; Republican gain of IT, l3S.
Beaver cOunty-Beayer and State ticket
will have about 400 plurality in the coun-
ty; Republican gain Of 722.
| PHILADELPHIA, PA, November s.
With the counties of Elk, Fulton, Within,
and Union still to hear from the State
gives Beaver. Republican, for Governor,
As, $40 plurality. The full Republican
State ticket is elected by about the same
figures.
The Legislature will be overwhelmingly
Republican in both branches and they
will have close upon 100 majority on joint
ballot.
Following is the total vote in this city:
Governor, James A. Beaver, Republican,
50 $50; Chauncty +. Black, Democrat,
63, $50; Chas. s. Wolfe, Prohibition, 1867
RObt. j. Houstan, Greenback, Labor, 10;
Iiutcnant Governor, William I. Davis,
Republican. 9O,59O; r. Bruce Rickets,
Democrat. 63, ,412; 4. 4. Barde, Prohibi-
ton, 3,641; John Parder, Greenback, La
Dor, 100. Auditor General, 4. Wilson
Norris, Republican, 9O,GG6; Vim. j.
Bremen, Democrat, G3, ,O79; Chas. l.. Haw-
lev, Prohibition, 3,TA; ID. S.
| Farley, Greenback, Labor, 81
Secretary Internal affairs, ThOs. J. Stew
art, Republican, 90, 81; Simpson Africa,
Democrat, 63, 429; John n. Emery, Prohi-
bitiOn, 1854; Seth HOagland, Grcenback
aud Labor, "A; Judiciary Judges, Court
of Common Pleas, No. l, two TO be elect
ell, Joseph Allison, 154, ,573; Vim. 5.
Pierce, l54, 29i; Judges, Court OF Common
Pleas, No. 3, Amos Briggs, Republican,
! 7l,172; James Grey Gordon, Democrat,
S2.75l; District Attorney, George ).
Graham, Republican and Democrat, 149,
$50; Franklin Swayne, Prohibition, 1921
Clerk of Quarter Sessions, VIM. L. Little
ton. Republican, 1,l7l; Chas. Benton,
Democrat, %, All.
Coroner Lave III. Ashbridge, Republic
can, 90, 722; William h. Trites, Democrat,
64,159.
Congressman-at-Large, Edwards OS-
borne, Republican, 81, ,555: Maxwell Stew
ensOn, Democrat, 64,024; John w. Pal
mer, Prohibition, 3,73S. Congress, First
district, Bingham, Republican, Is, 1879;
Ryan, Democrat, 1875; Second district,
O'Neile, Republican, -, 457; Reisley,
Democrat, 9, S23; Third district, Randall,
Democrat, IL, 1872; HOldeman, Republican,
l53; Fourth district, Kelly, Republican,
-, 300; Laverty, Democrat, l3,969i Fifth
district, Hammer, Republican, 23,llSi
Smith, Democrat, IA, 4,3O6.