Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-12
EASTERN NEWS.
,socrArEp PRESS DISPATCHES
Ohio Election.

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Judges till tonight.
Cn1JMBus, Got. 10. Returns from
eighty counties, of yesterdays election
and the other eight estimated, give TIE
State to the Democrats by 1900 and
the Legislature by from 20 TO Is Demo
cratic on JOINT ballot. The second
amendment will come close to adoption.
This estimation is based or Hamilton
county being Democratic.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 10. - Seventy-sever
counties, reported unofiicislly, give For
aker net gain of 6,0S8. The eleven
counties yet to hear from give net
Republican majority of 2,3e IN 1882
Hoadley's majority will probably react
from 5000 to 10000. Of the seventy
seven counties heard from, the Repub
licans carry 80 and the Democrats ~
OF the IL to hear from. the Republican,
carried and the Democrats 4, ia 1882
The Legislature il still ia doubt. The
second amendment has chance yet.
Later-All but three counties have re
ported unoficially, showing net Re
publican gain of 6,284. The three re
naming counties vii not change tbs
result materially. Hoadley's majority
in the State will be about l2,O00. The
Legislature is doubtful, but the chances
are in favor of the Democrats. No one
has figured ON the second amendment
today, and no reliable Information Is
available. No returns received from
Hamilton county regarding 1t.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 10.-Compiete I'M
official returns of this unity give
Hoadley 365 majority Rose, 900
Williams, DEM, Senator, 4U; Ely,
80.
and two Republicans, as stated in pre-
vious reports, are elected Representa-
tives by small piuralities. Whitbeck,
Rep, has about COO majority for Coun-
ty Treasurer Brew, Rep, has BOO for
Auditor +; Heisley and Blandin, Dems.,
are elected Common Pleas Judges.
county by majorities ranging from 300
TO 800, Lawrence, for Attorney General,
whose home IL here. receiving S37 ma
jority.
CINCINNATI, OCT. l0.-The newspapers
are yet unable to present anything like
complete reports of the Hamilton cOun-
ty elections. The only foetings obtain
able are for Governor, and that for 100
out of 1O3 precincts stands Hoadley.
81 ,314; Foraker, 1886. Hoadley's ma
are small, and will not change the re-
suit. This Is Republican gain of $3.50.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Oct. 10-More COIN
plete returns from Tuesdays election
indicate the increase in the Democratic
majority. which will probably be con
siderably over 1900. The Senate will
House is estimated at 63 Republicans
nd LIT.
the Legislative ticket indicate that the
will not 10 more than "a. The second
amendment will receive about 10000
votes, and will probably be adopted an
loss the cities go strongly against it.
The Judicial Amendment Is carried be-
will not get over 100000 votes. The
prohibition vote is estimated at from
1000 to 20000. Greenback vote, 10000.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-The Tines Stars
f0otings of Hamilton county make
must be awaited To know certainly as to
Senators and Representatives.
The Government nj Home Again.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE President
and all members of the Cabinet are now
in this city. Secretary Folger says it Is
probable he will issue a call for three
per cent bonds. The amount cannot be
decided upon.
Gould stocks Depressed.
New Y0BK, Dot. l0.-Gould stocks are
depressed on account of lawyer being
employed on behalf of the holders of
land grant bonds of the Texas Pacific
Railroad Company for the purpose of
asserting their rights under these bonds.
The lawyer declined TO say when, where,
or how, the proceedings will be brought.
The Pioneers.
PITrsBURG, Oct. l1.-This morning a
special train passed through On route
from Portland, Or, to New York, CON-
prising 200 Oregon pioneers.
Railroad Accident.
CINCINNATI, Got. 10.-A Ne,os-Jou,nal
special from Wapakoneta, o.. says !:
The caboose of a freight train left
standing on the main track by the neg
ligenoe of the conductor was struck by
tho engine Ut u passenger train, wreck
ing the Nboose, the engine and bag
gage car, and seriously injuring the
fireman and slightly hurting the engi-
neer.
who Shall BE Commissioners or the
New Pool !?
CHICAGO, Got. 11.-John g. Gault hav-
ing declined to accept the position OF
Commissioner of the new California
pool, the question of who Ia to be select
cd for the important position is being
generally discussed by railroad men in
terested in the California business. Il.
P..Vining. Freight Traffic Manager Of
the Union Pacific, il being urged by
some parties for the position, but as the
Central Pacific and other roads are
strongly opposed to hun on account of
his connection with the Union Pacific,
Il is not probable that he will get the
place. The gentleman now most prom
inently mentioned is John Crompton,
late General Foreign Freight Agent oi
the Vanderbilt roads in this CITY.
Orompton is strongly recommen led for
the position by Commissioner Fink and
other prominent railway officials.
llinda REESE.
New YORK, Got. H. Ex- Governor
Stanford cables the Turf, Field ana
Farm that Kinda Rose will be allowed
to rest ON her we'll earned laurels and
will be reserved for the great stallion
stakes in Kentucky next year when
says the papers, il is reasonable to hope
she will be able to add another best or
record by lowering the four year-old
time Of 2:l9. being now bat second be
hind these figures as three year. old.
C0nsiitien Of the Westcrn unten 60.
New YoRK, Got. 1.-THE annual re-
port Of President Green, OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, shows the
company to be ia very dattering CON-
disi0n financially. Tue company hold,
securities in various telegraph, tele
phone and other companies, the mar
ketable values of which Is now oyel
$10,OO0.00O, and, according to the re-
port, most of the securities are appre
ciating rapidly in value. These securi-
ties do not represent stock in telegraph
companies leased to the Western Unior
Company. Most of these are owned BY
il, and aggregsting some $l2,OO,OV
more. The company has ~. TO nile.
of wire, and .9l7 Offices, aud +0,6Sl, la
messages were handled during the year
receipts FROM which sere $l.A5. AZ, DOS
against $i,7lt.4I6.5y2 last year. Ex.
pensss for the year just closed wer,
$l1.7Y4 ,6S3. leaving net prott Of
$766. 064. 9bS. The report calls atten-
ton 10 the growth and increase of tbs
property and business of the company