Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-03

charge of ''boodle work" was not made by
either side. In all the wards Cash and
Barrett ran ahead of their tickets, and in
the first, they both have majorities.
Reports from other parts of the county,
they Indicate their election. Foulke and
Cope are also in the lead, and their election
is conceded. The State tickets
| fear about the same positions in regard to
each other as formerly. Judge st. Clair
Kelly is slightly in the lead of his ticket,
but Drigs with Monroe county at his back
leaves him no show of election. The fol-
lowing is the result of wards.
| The total returns for the city of Bellaire
and the city precincts of Poultney town
ship, give the following vote:
Robinson, Republican, 1,129; Mcbride,
Democrat, 1880; Williams, Republican,
1.131, Follett, Democrat, 1885; Hester,
Republican, ] ,147; Cruikshank, Democrat,
1,072; Tappan, Republican, l, l47; Brown,
Democrat, 1,074; Hahn, Republican,
1,143 Ludwig Democrat, 1,074; Taylor,
Republican, 1,0l9; KennOu, Democrat, l,
1863; Kelley, Republican, 1,271; briggs,
Democrat, 929; Piper, Republican $50
Cash, Democrat, 1,239; Darrah, Republi,
can, l, 275; Barrett, Democrat, 979; FOulke,
Republican, 1,0SS; Faupel, Democrat L.
157; Beckett, Republican, 1,15l; Wright,
Democrat | .O76; Cope, Republican, 1,179
McComas, Democrat, 1850; Clark, Repub'
Iican, 1,149; Taylor Democrat, 1902: Nc
Connaughy, Republican, 1,l44; Brigley,
Democrat, ,056; Martin, Republican L.
al; Jones, Democrat, loss.
1t is now generally conceded that VIM.
B. Cash, candidate on the Democratic tick,
ct for Clerk of Court, is elected by n small
majority.
The run between Barrett and Darrah
is very close, and it will depend very
much on how severely Darrah was scored
in the vicinity OF Barretts home, which OF
the candidates is elected. Faupel ran well
in his town, but Ms feared that he is lost
in the county.
PULTNEY TOWNTHIP.
West Wheeling precinct-McBride,
Democrat, 20; Robinson, Republican, 81;
briggs, Democrat, IS; Kelley, Republican,
81; Fauple, Democrat, 70; Fulk, Republi-
can, 80; Faris, Democrat, SO; Darrah, Re
publican, 81; Cash, Democrat, 10; Pipes,
Republican, 81, KEENAN,, Democrat, 20;
Taylor, Republican, 81.
PEASE TOwNsHIP-MARTIN'S FERRY
PRECINCT.
For Secretary of State-James S. Rob
inSon, r., s.; John Mcbride, d., III.
Judge of Supreme Court-Marshall J..
Williams, r., 80; Martin d. Follett, d.,
1863. Clerk of Supreme Court, Urban II.
Hester, r., 80; John w. Cruikshank, d.,
1863. Commissioner of Common Schools
Eli 7. Tappan, r., 80; Leroy ID. Brown,
D., 100. Member Board Public Works
William NJ. Hahn, R., 30; William F.
Ludwig, d., 1G9. Representative in Con-
gress-J. d. Taylor, r., 81; ID. C. Ken
non, D., 16S. Judge Circuit Court, p. A.
Lube, r., 80. Judge Court Common
Please, st Clair Kelly. r.. 10G; j. Il.
briggs, D., 1876.
Clerk of Courts, Samuel b. Piper, r., Sc:
William Il. Cash, d., 173; Auditor, David
II. Darrah, r., 81; Rodney K. Barrett,
d., l73; Sheriff. Oliver f. Foulke, r., 50;
Adam Faupel, d., ia; Recorder, John
NJ. Beckett, r., 80; Louis e.. Wright, d.,
los, Commissioner, Morris Cope, r., IS;
James McComas, d., 10; Inlirmary Di-
rectors, flor full term John A. Clark, r.
80; Nathaniel Taylor, d., 160; to fill va
cancy, Burget McConnaughy, r., 50;
Hamilton w. Bigley, d., 10; Coroner,
Samuel Martin, r.. 50; Levi w. Jones,
d., 10; Justice of the Peace, Theodore
Keller, r., 81; Mitchell, 43; Buckingham,
Il; Shrodes, 80. Prohibition ticket re-
ceived three votes.
FIRST WARD, MARTINS FERRY.
Robinson, r., 2OG; Mcbride, d., 179
Williams, r., 2O7; Follett, d., 179; Hes
ter, r., 2l5; Cruikshank, D., III; Tappan,
r., 213; Brown, D., l73;Hahn, r., 2l3
Ludwig, d., 173; Taylor, r., 2OG; Ken.
non, ID. 1Sl: Laubie, r., 21l; Kelly, r.,
pa; briggs, d., Ia Piper, r., 1872; Cash,
d., 1877; Darrah, r., 1S9; Barrett, d. 2O2;
FOulke, r., POO. Fauple, d., 176; Beckett,
r., 2l5; Wright, d., III; Cope, r., 225;
McComas, d., 100; Clark, r., 2l3; Taylor,
D., III; COnnaughy, r., 2l3; Bigley, D.,
l73; Martin, r., 2Ol; Jones, d., 179
Keller r., l66; Buckingham, 81; Shrodes,
1903; Mitchell, a; ProhibitiOnist, -.
SECOND wARD-MARTIN's FERRY.
Robinson, r., 2l7; Mcbride, d., III
Williams, r., 209; Follett, D., 120; Hester
r., 2l7; Cruikshank, d, III; Tappan, X.
213; Brown, D., Ill; Hahn, r., 21S; Lud-
wig, d., III; Taylor, L., 30
KeGnon, D., 10; Laubie, R.,
PIG; Kelly, r., 229; briggs, D., 40
Piper, r., pos; Cash, d., 1874; Darrah,. f..
1872; Barrett, D., 1876; Foulke, r., 2l3
Faupel, D.. 124; Beckett, r., 217; Wright
D., ito; Cope r., 225; McComas, D., l02
Clark, r., 2l7; Taylor, d., Ill; Neon.
naughy, r., 2l7; Bigley, D., liz; Martin,
r., POI; Jones, d., 1913; Justice Of the
Peace, Keller, r., 1871; buckingham, 30
Mitchell, 10l; Shrodes, %.
THIRD WARD, MAETIN's FERRY.
Robinson, R., 23G, Mcbride, D., 1Ol
Williams, r., go, Follett, D., 81; Hes
ter, r., 243, Cruikshank, D., "a; Tappan,
r., 2i3, Brown, D., 81; Hahn, r., 243,
Ludwig, D., 81; Taylor, R., $40, Kennon,
D., %; Laubie, R., 243; Kelly, r., $50
briggs, D., 80; Piper, T., 226, Cash, D.,
104; Darrah, r, 234, Barrett, D., 101
Foulke, R., go, FoupeI, D., lO2; Beckett
R., 239, Wright, D., "a
Cope, R., DAB, McComas. D., 92
Clark, r., 242; Taylor, d.. 80; McConau
ghy, R., 2i1; Bigley, D., 80; Martin, r.,
DDS: Jones, D., Ill; Justice OF the Peace
Keller, 100; Buckingham 30; Shroades %;
Mitchell II.
In Bridgeport, there was no hope of the
count being done before morning, but SC
far as proceeded with, it st shows, Barrett
and Cash ahead of their tickets and Foulkt
and Cope the same.
MARTINS FERRY.
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