The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-06
THE LATEELECTI0N.
The County Commissioners VIII
Meet Monday TO Canvass
VOTES CAST IN OHIO COUNTY.
rhr ortioiaI Figure, win Sot bu Known
untn Week After ScxI--raptnIn Dpvn-
ntr Hat Larger Majority than Mr.. AZ
LIn'nn, hut Dii Not Reerlvs ~ IanY
yoirS-'rh1 Complete hit unonIriaI Ma
JuritIra In TIL, County.

The county board " commissioners
viii meet next Monday morning, and.
SIttlns rs board OF cnnvaSsor1. VIII
canvass the votes oaRt In Ohio county
last Tuesday. Clerk NoNnt says that
the length ot the ballot and the i'm
mcnso vote pollcd will probably delay
the announcement OF tho Ohio county
vote, official, until the middle nt week
after next. It Is anticipated that the
cnnvaasUg Of the votes win consume
several days, possibly week. II Is NOT
anticipated Il.erc Will be any but trit-
ling changes fran the complete figures
tor ;Ec county published In yesterdays
InteIllEeneer,
Speaking OF the figures OF the late
election, It Is rot amlss to call attcn-
ton to the heat scored on both It's
morning and evening rivals In this city,
by the lntrlllgGnCGr. On Wednesday
morning thu lptrllighncer printed the
complete returns from tlarty-DinG u
the ttty-tlur precincts Ot the county.
Three districts, Unhu, Centre and
RlChllad. we're cIvca complete. The
Register did NOT print the returns In
detail n all, The evening paper gave
the raturra In such an inCRmpldgc, rag
gsd shape Wednesday evening, that
they We're without vaIuc. On Thursday
morniEE the lntelllgenccr gave the re-
turns tor the entire county, complete,
Including the precinct vote sor every
office excepting justices OF the peace
and coGstlhes. District nIrtoritics.
which are mOrr frequently consulted
than the total majority in tho county
were given. Thursday mornings Regis
ter jumbled TIE figures FOR district can
d!dates into an unintClligihlr mass that
was enough ID give It's readers the
aGuc. Many persons spoke OF the no
table beat" the IntrlliScnCcr achieved
in giving the election returns.
The vote tar Palmer n first reported
ia not correct, Eight votes were cast
t0r Palmer in precinct No. In Wash
!7Eton that were not reported. This
brings PllmCr'a vote UP Ia The seventy
mark, hut even that does not nearly
represent the gold Democratic strength,
foT they supported Mckinley mostly.
The complete. but unofficial totals and
majJritieE in ;his county arr AZ tOIlOws;
Pres!dcnt-BTyIH, CD, 5,O26; Lever
ing. (Pro.). e., Palmer. O.. D.. 20: Ne
Klnlcy, lRJ, 6,77SSd: Atcklnley's piur-
atty. l.Tl0.
C5nEress-Arnet:. tDJ. 4.975: Dove
ae=. BD, 6,TA; Dovener's plurality.
I,729.
Govsrnor-Wat;s. CD). 5,O5i; Akin
son. tRQ. 6,iis. Atk.cson's plurality,
l.691
Auditor-BorEs. CDN. 5.Io7: La Fol-
lettc. tR-}. $50; Ia Follcttc's plurality.
l,isc,
Treasprcr-Tucker. CDl, 5,,2t; Ken
dali, (R.j. 500: Kelda!rI plurality
l,5aI.
Superintendent OF free schools-Lcw-
Is, CD, 6,lN5: Troiter, RI, 6,!Di: Trut-
ter's plurality. 1-5g9
MISUNDERSTANDING. Cd. $50:
Ruclier. CR.l. 6.GSi: Fuckers plurality.
!,J54.
Supreme cour; judEe-HoI;. O1.
;,lj5: McWhorter. CR.), $500: McWhor-
tcs's plurality. I.i4.
State serator-raapman, tDD. 5,i5l;
Marshall. tR.l. 6,'!S: MaEshalr5 p!ur-
atty. i,567.
Circui, court Judgcs-Ior4an. D.).
5r23I: Mcclure. tDJ, 1919; PAUL, CR.l,
6,S25: Hervey, CRl, G.50l: PaulTs ma
i0r!ty over Jordan. 1872.
House OF lcgates-ToGIF. (D.).
5,I3I; Lanrr. Cd. $685.: Farrell. tDJ.
5.o25; Ewing, (D.l, 5.O2S. Behrens. CR.J.
6,735: 8lOn, (R-l. $50: Garvin, tR.).
Gal: Curtis, [RJ. 6,1o1,
Sher!E-Irwin. Cd. 5,9sI: Richards.
tR). $40: Richards plurality. 100
Clerk 81 circuit court-Whte. CD.),
1000 HennirS, (R.j, G.ial; r=onr.nS's
plurality. l.75l.
Clerk Of county court-Ottc. Cd,
500: Robertson, CR.). G,i3j; Robert
sons plurality, L.2Ss
Prosecuting Observation-Disclosures. tD.)
5.0i9; Meyer, (R.l. 6.T3S: Meyers plur-
aiSly. 1GI7.
Assessor CcitYl-swar:z. CD. 5,.05;
Israel, tR.), Goa; lsraera plurality.
1888
Assessor CcOuntry4--Zaan. CD, 4.943;
anderson, (R.l 6,6GI: AHdrrs1n's p!ur-
aIlty, LA
County survayir-Smith. tD.J. 5Iil;
aazIett, (EG), 6G5;S. Hazlert's plurality.
Leg.
a very peculiar feature OF the re-
turns Is the fact that Captain Dovener
has n larger majority than Governor
Atkinson. though the latter polled f,IiS
votes 10 fIt4 s0r DaVrucr