Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-12
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| The Result In Ohio.
! CINCINNATI. October 1lth.-The complete
but unofficial returns from Hamilton county
show the following Democratic maiorities :
Newman, Secretary Of State, 10 $50; Okey,
Judge of Supreme Court, $500; Weible,
Board of Public Works. 1854; Hawkins,
Sheriff, IL; Dalton, Clerk, 937 Pugh, Pros
ecuting Attorney, 2. 696 Muscroft, Coroner,
GA; Robinson, Recorder. 272S; Kshl,
County Commissioner, S,177; Cosgrove,
County Solicitor, 355; Fowler Board of Con.
troll, 3 500; Apologize, Infrmary Director,
| $50; Jordan, for Congress-, Second District,
1,763. The Republicans claim the election Of
Beresford for Sheriff.
DAYTON (O( October 11th.-In political
quarrel at the S diers' Home last night, Au-
gust Moncke stabbed John Dean in the groin.
In another political row ssloon-keeper was
fatally stabbed, and there were several other
rows, caused by the interference of a crowd
of ruughs st the polls to prevent votes from
being cast against the saloon Interest,"
Whisky and disorder were the chief factors
| in the election.
TIE Republicans of this part of the State
and the Third Congressional District have
experienced an unprecedented Waterloo. The
| Democrats have elected everything from top
to bolt m of the ticket. This county Mont
! gomery), which gave a Democratic majority
of 80 in the Foster campaign last fall, runs
up the figures to 600 net gain of l, 700.
| Miami county shows up with small Rspub-
lican gain, not exceeding $50. Preble county
reports the same state of aft airs. R. NJ.
Murray's maj )rity, the Democratic candidate
| for Congress, will be not less than 200. The
| Democratic gain in this county over the cleo
| ton for Secretary of State in 1881 is 923
| The latest advices frorz Miami county indi-
cate Democratic gain of 800, which will
make Murrsy'S majority 500. This is from
| Democratic sources.
| COLUMBUS, October 1lth.-Additional cleo
tion returns are coming in slowly. The Re-
publicans are getting no more advices, and
are conceding everything but few Congress.
men. This estimates this morning put the
Democratic majority in the State at %, 900,
and make the Congressional delegation stand
| fifteen Democrats to six Republicans The
| election of Mckinley in the Eighteenth Dis.
tric., and Robinson in the Ninth, are in
great doubt, and the Republic ans must carry
both to get six Congressman. The peculiar
nature OF the contest is that while the Repnb-
licaus were championiag temperance, the Pro-
hibision vote has greatly increased, and it is
estimated has larger per cent. OF gain than
| the Democratic.
| the Congressional Districts show o very close
contest between Morey (ReP.) and Camub II
| (Dem. in the Seventh District, Hart (R4p
aud Neal Dem J in the Twelfth, and McKiL-
| ley rep and Wallace dem in the E,gl
| teen.h. MoFey claims majority of forty,
Neal a d Hart each claim from four to twelve
and the fiicial couot will be required TO de-
eide the matter. Wallace claims N, rity
of four, and here also the official vote must
determine. Murray tOem in the Third Dis
trict, has majority of 25l.
The Result In west Virginia.
| WHEELING, Ostober 1lth.-The returns
| show Increased gains for the Republicans in
| this Congressional District. General COTS
majority for Congress is estimated as high as
L coo by sauguine repJrts. The Democrats
coEcede his election. The returns from the
Second District also give large gains for the
| Republicans, but not enough to elect John
| w. Mason, the Republican candidate. He
telegraphs tonight that be is beaten by about
800. a reduction of about 600 ellison Dem. J
is said to be elected by l. 600 to 500 in the
Fourth District Kenua ID IN is doubtless
reelected in the Ksnawha District.
Politics In Pennsylvania.
PITTsBURG. October 11th.-A prominent
business mau If this city, who has always
been identified with the Republic IN party,
| and who spoke for about fifty five other bust.
ness men, also Repub leans, said this after.
noon th at they hsd made up their minds to
vote tie Independent ticket, as the only way
| to rid the party in this State Of machine rule.
! HIS believed the Democrats would elect their
candidates next month, but this would not
kill or seriously cripple the Republican party.
| Once rid OF Cameroaism, they could reOrgan.
ize on a new basis, which would give the peo-
| pie control and would soon regain theic lost
ground. with a pro,pscs o. retaining power
] &c. g. a., =.
| pressed By this gentleman are widespread
here and elsewhere in the State. There
seems to he no chance for the Cameron
ticket.
Chicago Democrats and the Prohibition
Question.
CHICAGO, October 11th.-Wiliam J. Nc.
Carlyle was nominated for Sheriff by the
Democratic County Convention this alter
noon on the first ballot. Il solutions were
| adopted expressing inhsxible opposition to
prohibition, and instructing the Democrats
in the General Assembly to oppose every bill
tending to prohibition.
Registration I'm Brooklyn and New York.
New York, Ootober 11th.-The reristrs-
ton in Brooklyn yesterday was AZ 495,
against 80 625 last wear. and 4S pa in 1880.
For two days it was 7I,7Sl.
The first days registration in this city
year, and 4, 5SS in 1880.
Congressional.
OsHKo H wis.,. October 1lth.-The
Gree hackers of the Sixth District have
nominated A. Stewart for Congress.
Boston. October 11th.-The Democrats of
| the Teath District have nominated John
Hopkins. Tee Republicans OF the Second
District have nominated Governor Long.
The Republicans of the Third District have
nominated John f. Waite for 1ngress.
SOUTH BIRMINGHAM Mass. j October 11th.
Tine Ninth District Democratic Corvet ton
Endorsed Theodore Lyman. Of Brookline, the
nominee oE the civil service reform party, for
Congre 3.
PHILADELPHIA, October 11th.-The Re-
publicsus of the Sixth Congressional District
have nominated j. B Everhart.
NASHVILLE tTenn.), October 11th.-Rich.
ard Warner has been nominated by the Dem.
ocrats in the Fifth Congressional District.
How They Serve wife-Beaters I'm Indiana.
EVANSVILLE iInd.) October 11th.-At ten
minutes past o'clock this morning about 100
men from Posey county on horseback Quietly
surrounded the County Jail. The Sheriff was
warned only moment bsfore the mob ar
rived, and before he could get to the
outer door the mob was on him and held
him prisoner. They then took a sledge-
hammer and battered in the door leading
into the Jail, and then made their way
to the cell of Redmond, the wife.beater.
burst in the door, tied his hands and beat his
head in with hammer. They then dragged
| him ont and drove him of in buggy. The
polce, on arriving, commenced firing down
the street n the direction of the mob. and one
OF them. named DEve Murphy, living near
Redmond's home in Posey county, was killed.
Another man, named Mill, from the same
neighborhood, IS now in Jail, on suspicion
that he was enc of the mob
SECOND DISPATCH1
EVANSVILLE (Ind.), October l1t5.-The
mob which took Redmond from Jail and muir
dered him last night were opposed in every
possible way By the jailer and Sheriff Int
were deferred neither by threats nor the ac.
tusl firing OF pistols in their midst. They
ssid, when ordered to halt, 1--WE are from
Posey county. and come after Redmond and
we are going to have him" When the mob
had full possession Of the murderer thew
placed him in a buggy. which was at once
overturned by a fre-wagon dashing into il.
1t was then decided to kill him on the snct
and one man dealt him a powerful blow on
the head, telling him TO the ground, A large
force of police arrived at this point and opeped
fire on the mob, which reiterated, firing. TIE
fight was lively, and none Of the lavless
mob could be captured. The result of the