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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-04

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. S.-Reports arc
coming in to the board of elections Of
errors in voting tho Australian ballot.
They are not very numerous. however.
Some errors consist in marking the
head candidate on the ticket and no
other. No such votes count for the
governor, only when the evident inten-
tlon oil tho voter was TO vote the whole
ticket, which he should have done by
marking in front OF tho title Of the
ticket. Other errors arc made by mark
ing alter instead OF before the name OF
the candidate.
Private dispatches from Hamilton,
CampbelI's home, say vitiated tickets
are numerous there.
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PulLApELrNrA, Pa, Nov. 3.-At mid
night returns from 81 counties, includ--
ing Allegheny, but exclusive OF three
Philadelphia districts, show a net Re-
publican gain OF 1913 for Gregg (Rcp.)
for auditor general, and about the same
for Morrison tRcp.) for state treasurer.
Philadelphia county returns arc COM
ing in slowly, but ono fourth
Of the wards being in at
this hour. These indicate, however,
that the Republicans will carry tho
city by about 10000, and that tho
Republican majority in the entire state
will be not less than 10000. The Re-
publicans also elect their city ticket.
McCreary for city treasurer having
already l2,737 majority with eleven
wards vet to hear from. Shields (Rep.)
for register Of wills is running ahead OF
his ticket and will undoubtedly have
not less than 10000 majority. The
proposition for holding 4 constitutional
convention is overwhelmingly defeated.
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At the hour tho I%rELuGEScER goes
10 press the smoke OF the great battle
o' tho ballots has not entirely cleared
away, but enough is known to warrant
Inc assertion that the prediction made
Yesterday that the national Republican
party would not suffer defeat was iusti-
Aed. Ohio, the state which was select
ca rs the preliminary fighting ground
10Y 1852, by common consent, after the
democrats themselves had made the
proposition, has elected tho author OF
me Mckinley bill her governor, and it
can bo said with truth that tho first
gun Q! next years campaign has been
i'ea and the cause OF protection TO
american industries has been sus.
famed, Had Mckinley been defeated
'ho Democratic party would have
counted it us great national victory,
But no was not defeated, Until the
o'IIcial returns arc In it viii be impos.
s'o!o to give the precise majority. That
" Is good and safe is known even at
'Ais early hour. Owing to tho compli.
Gated workings OF the new ballot law
INC count was slow, and tho result in
inc various counties not rs speedily
asceTtoinCd us in former years, by fully
two hours.
IN New York, Pennsylvania and Iowa,
rs weIla the several other states vot.
ing Yesterday, tho fight was mado
wholly, or nearly SO, on local or state
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Issues and tho results will have
no national political effect. In
tho former state there arc some
surprises. The Democrats los,
III New York city, but tho losses
sustained by tho Republicans outsidp
OF tho city moro than overbalanccd the
Democratic losses. Thiswas unlocked
for, but an analysis Of the figures will
convince readers that tho result was due
entirely 10 tho fact that Republi-
cans did not go to tho polls.
A comparison Of tho vote with
that OF former years, in the State at
large, justiilos this statement and the
further statement that the Democratic
victory" is only a nominal victory.
The figures demonstrate that tho anti
Tammany feeling in New York il as
strong Ms has been claimed.
In Massachusetts, where, rs in Ohio,
national issues entered into the fight,
Governor Russell (Dcm.) has been re.
elected by largely reduced majority,
Which indicates that the cause OF pro-
lection in the Bay state Is still alive.
Governor Russcll's strong personal
popularity elected him in an off year.
Republicans in Pennsylvania, and
their friends outside OF the state, have
reason TO congratulate themselves on
the magnificent plurality, approaching
G0,oO0, for the Republican ticket.
In Kansas tho indications are that
the Alliance has been knocked out and
the Republicans have regaincd their
foothold.
In the other states the elections were
about MS predicted. Iowa is in doubt,
but shows Republican gains. AS in
Massachusetts, the Democrats had the
advantage OF having the most popular
candidate, personally.
Below will be found the carlyrcturns.
To-day official results will beobtainablc
and more satisfactory to base final cs-
innate on.
Tho Ohio Legislature is Republican,
which insures Republican successor
to U. S. Senator John Sherman.
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An IL O'clock Estimate.

CoLuMDus, o., Nov. Sat II p. M.
Chairman Hahn, on the mcagcr returns
received, claimed McKinley's plurality
would be about 10000 in the state. At
the same hour Governo: Campbell said
1t was too early to make an estimate,
though he felt confident the vote in
Cincinnati and Hamilton county did
not show the Republican increase which
had been claimed. Campbell has q
telegram IRON Canton, Mckinley's
home, saying six precincts show a
Democratic gain oi 56, and two wards in
Middlctown, Butler county, show q
Democratic gain OF -.
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Special Dispatch 10 he h'eliigeeeer.
COLUMBUS, Ono, Nov. S.-Shortly
before midnight the INrR.LlGEycER cor
respondent broke thcnews to Governor
Campbell that tho Democratic commits
tee bad conceded tho election OF Major
Mckinley by at least $4,000. The gov
ernor was seated in his office,
surrounded by members OF
his family and throng OF
friends. lie at first said he had moth
ing to say, but upon being questioned,
virtually gave up tho fight and said,
All private adviccs to me from friends
are quite tlattering, but they lack
consistency with the election
returns coming over the
Western Union wires. ! do not know
whero these returns emanate from, but
il theyaro true it looks rs ii am de-
feated. or cohrsc, have some small
hopes, but tho odds are against me-"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-04

NcpuDEcnns MAKO n Clean Swccp-The
Legislature Republican.
Special Dispatch 10 he Iniclliycncr
CoLuMrus, ONO, Nov. 3.-Tho Demo
cratic slip has gone down with all on
board. At II o'clock Chairman Neal
conceded tho election OF Major McKin-
ley by at least 5000, and said he would
not be surprised if it oven went higher
than that,
GLOW do YOU think the Legislature
will be% queried the ISTELLIGENcER
correspondent.
"We give that up as lost also," was
tho sober rejoinder.
Exceeding quiet reigncd at Demo-
cratic headquarters all evening and
small hopes were hold for success.
AT Republican headquarters the Wild
est excitcmontreigned supreme, though
the Democratic concessions were not
known outside OF the Office. Chairman
Hahn, previous to Chairman Meals
statement, said that he would not
change one figure of his claim to the
state Of 1900 to 10000 Tho same csti-
mate to tho legislative majority also he
maintained. Three democratic coun-
ties, pauldirg, Hancock and Hardin,
elect Republican legislators. This is
even better than anticipated,
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tricts. OF this number SS7 are in Now
York city and GO in Kings county.
THE BULLETINS.
How tho Sews Came In From Now YorI;
Stnte nnl City,


New YoEK, Nov. 3.-Twcnty-eight
election districts in New. York state out.
side New York and Kings county gives
Flower 1886, Fassett 3,04+. The game
districts i'll 1855 gave Hill S,002, Miller
A002.
The Commercial Advertiser bulletin
says: Flowers majority in New York
city about 5000. Tho Nail and Express
puts it at $4,000
Flowers majority in COO ont OF the
SS7 election districts in New York city
is S5,7S9.
SiXty-two election districts in New
York state outside New York and Kings
counties give Flower $3.50; Fassett,
5,GS0. The same districts in 'SS gave
Hill G,G0O: Miller, S,5lG.
Eighty election districts outside New
York and Kings county givo Flower
7,743; Fassott, $3.50. The same dis.
tricts in 1888 gave Hill S,3S2; Miller,
11,4G0.
The city complete except &c election
districts gives Flower 44,7S0 majority.
One hundred and tiity-fve election
districts in New York State outside New
York and Kings counties, give Flower
l5,9l5, Fassett 1854. The same dis.
tricts in 1855 gave Hill 1888, Miller
2aa,SSSSS.
Flower has 4 majority OF 50, 100 in 500
OF S67 election districts in this city, 4S0
of ca districts in Brooklyn give Flower
4 majority OF 1857.
Three hundred and sixtv-six election
districts in New York State outside New
York and Kings county, give Flower
40O57. Fasictt 32,32l. Tho same dis
trlcts in lSSS gave liill 44,GG2, Miller
5l,77l.
Seven hundred and thirty-one cleo
ton districts in New York State out.
side New York and Kings counties give
Flower SS, S,234. Fassctt S6,5;3. Tho same
districts in lSSS gave Hill 9l,240, Miller
ll4,0S0,
Flowers majority in the State will be
about $4,000, ~
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Nov. 3.-City OF syr-
acusc complete: Flower S,904; Fassett
1921.
10 p. m.-Election districts from all
parts OF the state show that Fassett's
majority in the fifty five counties north
OF the Harlem river will not exceed that
OF Davenport in 1855, which was 1927.
Flowers majority south of tho Harlem
river will be about 72,000.
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tho defeat of Smith Talbot 'tRcpublicanl
Tor the State Senate and the election OF
Siyen (Democrat) bv 900 majority,

ltiu ttitat VI t9lliilll lNLDOt NIlCbuDllIuhl
Tor the State Senate and tho election OF
Niyen (DemocraO by 1000 majority.
Centre county-Tho Democratic
chairman estimates Democratic ma
jority OF 5C0 votoa for state treasurer
and auditor general. The Democratic
majority in 1880, was 0S1, Republican
gain OF as,
Bcrks county-Sevcntcen districts in
dictate n Democratic majority OF 5000;
tho Same districts gavo 5,049 In 1880.
In Delaward county tho Republican
leaders estimate tho Republican major
ity for Morrison, for state treasurer, at
2,i0O, Republican loss OF 553.
Chester county-Estlmatcd Rcpub-
lican majority 1000; in 1880 It gave
3,l1l.
Columbia county:-Estimatcd ma
!ori,y l,750; It gave $50 In 1850.
Lackawanna county-Estimatod DEM
ocrattc majority 500; it gavc 200 in 1850.
Montgomery county-Thirty-one dis.
tricta out OF S5 show d Democratic gain
ei 9. on the vote Of 1850.
Northumberland county-Thc Demo-
cratic county committee estimates tho
Democratic majority at LOCO for Wright
and same for Tilden, q Democratic gain
over 1880 OF SG4,
At 10 n. m. this city complete gives
Gregg (Nep.) FOR auditor general l02. $50;
Wright (Dem,) state treasurer 1926
Republican majority 2s,505. McCrcary
(Rep.) for treasurer, 20,005 majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-04

Clsc,HsArI, Nov, 3.-onc correspond
ont OF the Inquirer telcgraphs from
Columbus, that Chairman Neal OF tho
Democratic State Committee comedies
McKinley's election by 10000 plurality
and tho election Of a Republican Lcsi:i-
laturc. Another Enquirer correspond
cnt from the same city telegraphs that
Governor Campbell conceded 9tcKin-
ley's election by from 5000 to 10000
plurality.
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yatem OF voting will make reliable re-
turns from tho State very meagre.
At 10 p. IN. tho returns compared
with former years, were moro than two
hours late. Neither Of tho state com
mittecs had received information OF n
private character which They consider
OF any importance us showing the DRIFT.
Governor Campbell did not come to
his office till after 10 o'clock and said he
had really heard nothing as yet, though
he was expecting information from
various points at u late hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-04

PiTTsRURG, Pa, Nov. 3.-Thc returns
from Allegheny county are coming in
very slowly, but enough is known to es-
timate the election OF the Republican
and Democratic fusion county ticket by
from 10000 to $4,000 plurality. Tho
plurality ior the Republican state ticket
is estimated at 9,O00. Tho vote against
the constitutional convention will bo
lurrp
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Special Dispatch 10 Tic Ia:cili5eacer.
NEW YonE, Nov. 3.-Tho Herald re-
turns show that New York State has
gone Democratic, and Roswell P.
Flower is elected governor and iull
state ticliet elected. The Republicans
capture tho Legislature.
JAMES GoRpoN BENNETT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-04
With The RESULT OF THE VOTE
IN Now York and Pennsylvania
Local Issues Governed
The ACTIONS OF THE VOTERS,
As was Also the Cese in Iowa and
Other States.
IOWA AND KANSAS DOUBTFUL,

With Great Republican Gnins-.Pcnn-
sylyania EolIs Upa Round Rcpubli.
can Majority ---- Tho Official Vote
Ilay be Required In Some Cases.
Democratic Governors Majority Cut
Down onc-IIalf in Massachusetts.
The Farmers Alliance was not in It
in Kansas and tho Republicans
have Rcsaincd Their Foothold--.In
New York Tammapy Gets q Black
Eye, but Flower is Elected, and as
New York has had Democratic
Governor fof Many Years, the Vic.
tory is Only Natural
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-04

CoLuMDus, Nov. 3.-Chairman Hahn,
OF tho Republican State Committee has
received information on the Lcsisla-
tive candidates in about all the
counties OF the State and
gives tho result; Sixty.fve Rcpubli-
cans, 81 Democrats elcctnd to the house,
with five in doubt, and IS Republicans
and Is Democrats elected to the senate.
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PHlLApErniA, Pa, Nov. 4:-Atea a. m.
the whole state has been heard from,
not 4 county missing. Gregg (Rep.),
for auditor general, has 50,S33 plurality
over Wright Dcm.). Morrison (Rep.),
for state treasurer, has Ii, ,4G1 plurality
over Tilden (Dam.).
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IOWA'S VOTE.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 3.-Tho most
exciting State election in the history of
Iowa has closed. The result is only a
matter OF counting now. Both sides
have remained very confident through
out the contest. In Des D1oincs, tho
Democrats commenced firing their can
non before q single precinct had finish
Cd its balloting. The Republicans were
not rs demonstrative, but Just us COLI
tidont OF victory. II is conceded that
the election will be close
There wero four tickets in the field.
Early in the campaign it locked as il
the Farmers Alliance OF Peoples party
would surely complicate the election.
The Republicans anticipated this move
inontb by nominating u farmer ior gov
crnor and farmer ior lieutenant gov
ernor. Mr.. Wheeler, the candidate for
governor, is ore oi the most successful
turner's in the State
kgoKrK, a., Nov. 3.-First two pre-
cincts reported in this county give
Wheeler 356; Boies sos, q net Rcpubli-
can gain OF 81.
DEs Mo,NEs, H., Nov. S.-0ut Of
tOtiS VI 1,U-f lICtI!iStoi L. IicSlIlCl5
give Wheeler l5,ti5i; Boies ll,2SS. Tho
same precincts in 1889 gave Hutchinson
1928; loies 1850. Net Republican
gain OF 203.
LATEST FROM IONA.
DTs MONIES, H., Nov. 3-Reports OF
the election have been slow III coming
III, due largely to the heavy vote pollcd
and tho late hour OF closing the polls.
Tho increase in vote shown in almost
every precinct, Up to II o'clock, OF tho
100 precincts which has reported, giving
Wheeler (Rep.) l3,4S5: Boies Dem.)
12,0Sl. The same precincts two
years ago gave Hutchinson tRop. II ,SS5;
Boies Dem l0,63l, a Republican gain
OF ,!i50, making y net gain OF 200 for
the Republican ticket. Boios plurality
two years a9o w0s 1888. Atthc present
rate Of gain, Wheeler will not be able
to overcome this plurality. The total
number oil precincts being l,9il, but
the first precincts reporting are mainly
from the cities.
LATER STILL.
Both committees here claim the
election of governor. Chairman
Mack, OF the lIeput4ican committee,
said: "lleturns arc very incom-
plete, but careful estimate places
Whcelcr's plurality at from $500
to 5000. Later precincts, believe,
will show greater Republican gains as
they will be from country districts"
Chairman Fuller, OF the Democratic
Committee aaid:, Il claim the State for
Bo!es by the same plurality rs bciorc.n
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onlo's VOTE.

ClSclxSArr, O., Nov. S.-The elections
in Ohio were for governor, lieutenant
governor, auditor OF state, treasurer OF
state, attorney general, judge Of gu
prcmc court, member OF board OF pub
lie works, state school commissioner
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CoLuMuus, ONO, Nov. S.-The Demo.
Gratis now concedo 10000 for Mckinley,
and all hopes Of the Legislature IS given
up. Chairman Hahn just sent n mes
sage to Chairman Neal inviting him to
join in the cause OF protection and in
forming him that the supper should be
paid for ont OF tho remaining funds in
the hands OF the Democratic committee.
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Tho News Late.

CoLuMnus, O., Nov. 3.-Both the Re-
publicans and Democrats made extern
sive preparations for receiving tho
clactlon news tonight, but are greatly
disappointed in tho delay in receiving
returns. 1t is evident the Australian
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CrNctNNATr, Nov. 3.-The estimate OF
Commercial Gazette at II o'clock is $4,000
for Mckinley and majority OF the leg
islaturc ior Republicans. Up 10 this
hour the returns arc quite frasmeItary.
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Columns, o., Nov. Sat midnight
Governor Campbell comedies the cleo
ton OF Mckinley by 1900 plurality.
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WArERrowS, N. Y. Nov. 3.-N. NJ.
Curtis Republican, is elected to Con.
crcss ior the a2d district.
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MISS OHIO ACCEPTS Mn. M'K,SLrY,

MUEt Ero Protection and Free T.nde,
ana Reciprocity, OF which hearm
,nrh T Kissed hcr and she kissed me;
lhai IS Reciprocity, my dear"
;T,t ;,S%t she asked, this wlnsomc maid:
wat IS Protection? don't like Free Trade,
~ answer. round her waist laid
-! am. Che blushcd and smiling, sa!d
,Eour politics, Dear VIII,
Are Just ncrlcC,onr
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E!ec:iow n!ot III Iowa.
BooNs, IA, Nov, Sat a Democratic
meeting IL Grant township, twenty
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OHIO ALL RIGHT,

Republicans Mako n Clean Swocp-The
Legislature Republican.
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CASTS HER VOTE FOR M'KINLEY.

He is Elected by @ Handsome and
Safo Majority.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-17
CHICAGO TURNER'S SPLIT.
Anti-Anarchist Factions Organizing the
National Federation.

Anti-Anarchist Factions Organizing the
National Federation.
CHfAGo, ILL.,, Sept. 14.-At a convention
Of folf societies, representing / 400 mem
bers oil the Turnerbund, and held yester-
day, bubble of five years. standing con-
summAted in the formation and organ1za-
ton ofVthe National Turner Federation,"
an association and banding together Of
those societies of the great German farmer
Confederation antagonlstic to socialistic
and anarchistic sentiments.
The trouble grew out of the expulsion
from the Chicago Turngememde Of julius
VahIteich for his anarchistic agitation
and the subsequent action of the Turner's
District Board and also the executive com"
mittec OF the national body which demand
ed his reinstatement by the local organize
ton. Upon the local soclety's refusal to
obey the mandate it was expelled from
the order. The stand taken by
the North Side society was indorscd
by numerous Turner'S societies throughoug
the country to whom the dissemination of
socialistic and anarchistic doctrines was
Objectionable. The expulsion Of the North
Chicago Turngemeinde resulted III the
withdrawal of other societies of the order
and the call for convention for the pur-
pose of forming a separate national asso-
ciatiOn
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-17
ILL-GOT AND ILL-GONE-
Holm DaIv. the New York Faro Prince
Robbed of 100000.

Robbed of $1,000 900.
New YORK, Sept. 12.-John DAILY the
kino Of New York gamblers, the man
who has won more bets over ,aro
table than any other keeper Oh
gambling house in this city, the man
who has been able to deal faro when all
other faro banks have been compelled
to close. the man known far and vide as
. "high-roller,' has been "done.
"Done" is an expressive sportlng
term. Used in this connection IL nnealie a
chat John DAILY is poorer To-Day w
MANY thousands than he was ten Cd!
ago. "Robbed" is the WORD that 10
SPOKEN by those who talk OF the nlalIeI
who are not included IN the CLASS Ano " =
as sporting men.
From the safe in Days gambling pal
ace, No. 80 West Twenty nlnth street,
was taken last Friday night, sum III, ~ %
money estimated at from $60, QUITO 9loo,,,
600. 1t was in bills-,ln cold, nary d
cast. The man who is alleged
to have taken the money was
William S. Hollingsworth, DAILY,
manager, a man living double NE.
Church member and seeming respect
able citizen twelve hours IN Gay !,
custodian of the money OF gamDlers
and interested i'll a resort Wher9
thousands of dollars have changed
hands the other twelve. HolllngsWorth
claims that he is rightly entitled to the
money, and dares DAILY to 60 into court.
Da,y is helpless in the matter, as the
courts will not consider the loss OF
gambling Doodle, and can do nothing p'lt
mourn his loss,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-17
MADE A QUEER "BREAk."
A Health Officer Stops an Operate Pc
fornance Because of Dinhtheria

A Health officer Stops an operate Per-
formance Because of Diphtheria.
HUDSON, Wis, Sept. IA rather I'M
usual occurrence happened here last night
The Golden Hair Opera Company, of Still
water. had advertised to present an opera
in this city on the evening of the 18th.
they had advertised. rented the opera
house, placed on sale tickets without oppo-
s!tion. and last evening came down to this
city with company of about fifty people,
composed largely of children. They had
about finished the first act, and
everything was passing Off nicely,
when Health Officer King, in com
pany with the chief of police, walked
INTO the hall and ordered the manager to
discontinue the performance, pack up, and
leave the city Immediately. giving as his
reasons that diphtheria was raging so in
saltwater that he deemed 1t unWise to al
low the company to remain in the city.
The managers were indignant and were
heard to say that they would take legal
steps to ascertain whether the officers had
sufficient reason for so doing. and if posi-
bic would bring suit against the city for
damages. A great many of the people are
in sympathy with the opera company.
thinking that the health officer was little
foo n:fic;OuS