Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-24
HOW IT STANDS.
FOUR MORE PRECINCTS RECOUNTED YES-
TERDAY.
The Result to Date is a Net Gain Of y Tor Iarr
and a Net Gain of 6 for OKans-Fsw
Objections During the Day.

Four more precincts Of Webster dis
trict were recounted by the Canvassins
Board, yesterday, and then the Board
adjourned until Monday morning al
half-past nine o'clock. The result up
to date is as follows;
Pendleton, gains 5. losses 10; Dovener'
gains 1, losses IA; Tarr, gains 8, losses .;
Heryev. gains /. losses 6; Brockunier,
gains 4. losses 10; Imhoff, gains 4, losses
10: O'Kane, gains 9, losses 9; wilson,
gains 7, losses IA; Smith, gains l. losses
:; Medick, gains 3, losses z; ka"iing'
gains none, losses z; McCulloch, gains
none. losses 7; Franzheim, gains q
losses 10: Moffat, gains l, losses s. Inc
result of this is net gain OF 9lor lalI'
Democrat, for Senator, and net gam
of 6 for O'Kane, Democrat, for house
MORNING SESSION.
The Canvasslng Board reassemoieo
| Yesterday morning, but it was late De-
fore the recount of the vote was re-
sumed. the Board devoting considera-
BILE amount of time TO signing up GER
tiicates.
Precinct No. 6 OF Webster was the
first taken up, it standing on the orlgl-
| nal count 90 for Pendleton and 80 Tor
Dovener; 90 for Tarr and "a for Herveey;
g6 for Brockunier, IS for Imhotf, "a for
O'Kane, 90 for Wilson; % for Smith;
o. for Medick, o. for RawllnS
and 90 for McCulloch; los for
Frapzheim and SO for Moffat. The re-
count showed a gain of one for Pendle-
ton, even for Dovener, a gain OF Tor
Tarr. gain OF one for Hervey, gain
OF for each OF the Democratic LeglS-
lative candidates, and even for the he
publicans, gain of for Franzheim
and even for Moffat. Twelve tickets
were excepted 10 in the aggregate by
all parties, two or three being excepted
TO by both Democrats and Republicans.
When this precinct was completed, the
Board adjourned until the afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Precinct No. was The one taken IN
when the Board reassemb)edd Ofigi-
naly it stood 100 for JPendleton and 81
for Doyeneri. .16G cor Tarr and "a for
J HerTGy: 16G for the Democratic Legis-
lative candidates and 81 for the Repub-
! lican; 16l for Fran2heim and 81 for
Moffat The recount showed gain OF
one for Pendeton and loss Of one for
! DOyener: even for Tarr and Hervey;
even for both Legislative tickets, and
even for both candidates for Sheriff..
But four tickets were excepted 10 In
! this precinct
At quarter Of three o'clock precinct
No. was taken up. 1t stood on the
! tally sheet ZIG for PendletOn and 90 for
Dovener; LA for Tarr and 9S for Her
vey: ia for Brockunier and Imhof, 1l3
for O'Kane, and ia for Wilson; 9S for
Smith, 80 for Medick, 90 for Rawllng
and 81 for McCuloch; ia for Franz
helm and 0S for Moffat. There
was no objection in this precinct
until over one hundred votes had
been reconated, when ticket was
found with NV. II. Medick" written on
the Prohibition ballot, instead or sc. Ii.
Medick." The poll clerks had made a
separate return OF the vote on their tally
sheet, but before the Board the Repub-
lcans wanted it counted for q. III.
Medick, claiming that was the inten-
tion Of the voter. 1t was so counted,
there being not serious objection by
! Democrats on the Board, but the Dem
ocratic counsel excepted. A little later
there was objection to ballot counted
for Moffat, on which the name was
spelled Motif" The recount Of the
precinct was completed in less than an
hour, without further objection, and
| 81. L. q ia Of
affairs and very accurate count by the
clerks and election officers. Pendleton
and DoVener lost one each, Tarr and
Hervey were even, both Legislative
tickets were even, except Medck, who
gained one, and Sheriff was even.
Precinct No. was small one. 1t
showed on the original count 90 for
Pendleton and 40 for DOvener; "a for
Tsrr and ~ for Hervey; 90 for Brock
unjer aud Imhoff, "a for O'Kane, 90 for
Wilson, IS for Smith and Medick, AZ
for Rawling and 4S for McCulloch; 81
for Franzheim and 80 for Moffat. After
about rs ballots had been counted the
Republicans made lively kick on a
| Democratic ticket, on which the voter
had written In the name OF Ebeling
as School Commissioner on the dis
trict ticket, but had failed to draw his
cancelling lines clear down. The bal
lot was counted for the Democrats, the
Republicans excepting. The last bal
lot had all tour tickets scratched of,
except the Democratic district ticket.
The voter was evidently hard TO please.
The result stood even for Pendleton, a
loss of 2 for Dovener, even for Senator,
even for House of Delegates and even
for Sheriff.
Adjourned until Monday at $50 a. N.