The sun., 1883-10-10
THE RETURNS FROM OHIO.
VERY CLOsE YOTF, WITH HOADLY
PRORIRLY ELECTED.

A Very Heavy Vote and . Great Many
scvnsched Ticscts-rhc winners win have
sr,ui, n MaJoritics-Hondiy 1000 Ahead In
Iin n,niIton County-Great Strength OF the
Ameudmsnt-Both Parties Claim the state.
CrNcrNNAT1, Oct. 9-At midnight the re-
turns are uncommonly tardy. butrcports so far
give promise that Hondly has carried tho
State Tho majority will be Fsmall whichever
yay 1t goes Meagre returns in Legislature
have a rather Democratic look. Hoadly Is on
rectcd TO have three to four thousand majority
In Hamilton county JOHN IL. MCLEAN.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 9.-At 1890 o'clock to-
night the unofficial news from the city md
from country districts in Hamilton county in
ticate that an immensely largo vote has been
pollcd. II the increase throughout the State Is
in the same ratio the total vote will be as great
II not greater than that cast at the last Prcsi-
dental election. Much OF the Republican hope
for success was based on the estimate that tho
Reiormers would poll 5000 votes in Hamilton
county They seem to have flattened out to
]. 500 or 900. unless the country precincts bring
thcm up The outlook at this hour is that
Hoadly will probably have 1000 in Hamilton
county and tho whole Democratic ticket will |
be elected by from bare majority to majorities |
approaching Hoad!y's. There was a great deal |
of scratching OH both sides on some of the local
candidates. In the estimates no country dis |
tpicts are taken into account.
CoLuMsus. Oct 9.-At the closing OF the |
polls this afternoon the Democrats were con-
ndently claiming the Legislature. and opinion
was divided regarding the State ticket. Tho |
day was favorable to full vote Dispatches
from all parts OF the State indicate a marked
increase over last years vote. On this prospect
the Republicans have all along depended for
Fornker's election. on the assumption that the
increase would be mainly Republican. unless
the poll increased by at least 10000 votes. II
the returns confirm reports sent hero this Of
ternoon from Cincinnati and Cleveland. For
.aker will get in Ivy close squeeze, II at all.
The Republicans counted on reversal OF
last years Democratic majority ut Cleveland
on account Of Roses candidacy on the Repnb-
lican ticket for Lieuten4nt;Governor. Re-
publican editor tsieEsenea sa mere tns oGnad
tho Democrats We're sure OF the city by AT least
1000. Later in tho afternoon an Associated ted
Republicans conceded 1900 majority and the
election Of the straight Democratic ticket:
tee from the local managers of that city that
the Germans were coming UP almost s2lidy
.ers had given UP trying to beat the regular 10
sal ticket. TINS insuring clean sweep, ,, The
CINCINNATI although requests were telrGraphel
for them. II both cities have gone reported
Legislature. s The State ticket viii then Irpend
on the increased Republican poll. which must
overcome not much less than last years Demo-
'a < good deal Of scratching is reported which
HSts as Should dsa a eoe on The State tcSe tho RE
suit will probably be known by midnight.
The prohibition amendment has failod &C,
cording 10 all accounts here Cergymen and
women were at the polls at many places work
behalf F' tho Ssst State ''f But at Critical
hour backs iders seem to have undone sum-
p9ss H0rf las Il will poes ss sn;ssPsFs ssRPsrs ssr
s,sn q, II YSa and s ss4n has bsss hsrs
esry IN Inc an,s' aas and Saehed TGeS may have
been rsyns game Hnt to Si dyeft % tae be
ileved that the election has been in the main
fair. Such arrests as nre rerorted indicate
profit imported skill. o.,
Returns are coming in very slowly, In;. CaIs,,:
as lair index % q ths result The Republiesa
from 200 wards and precincts. representing one
ninth Of thc State and quite half OF them from ron
biicans stil several thousand short q over
hand. The few returns from Cincinnati where
according to Democratic calculations. an i'm
teleersphs that ihe German wards wards did not.
Word comes from Cleveland that no returns
may be sxpseed beiore %dn'gGF sh h cnGnna
sir free stSSeV Sse q the I p"nc on GSiIotsm m '''
Returns from 39l wards and precincts show
net NcpuDilcan gam Oh !. .4Uf IN II tulhl Volc ol
and the second 81. 1913 votes.
hhaTn 4, sss 1 seeon Mas y9s
Ths ManS mssd sEss to
Thousands of Christian temperance women
worked all Day the h 2s l,ona for he
offered tickets. There were several preachers
peddling tekcts. The men who wore Prohibi;; !;
worked for the Republican ticket. Large Wig
ons, filled with hymn singing children, drove
4 crowd Of i 600 people filled theOntario stree,
tabernacle; where the second nmsndms1nt amer, rent fol-
thusiasm was great and hundreds Of ladies
were present. declaring they would I,mnin
received, II is pretty generally conceded at 70
O'Clock that the second amendment would
ri Tie cit city % Of Warren gives Republican ma
iority Of 3G4. q Democratic e9in Of iGO; Tte
ssH% sST This viii carry fSs ta s%cnd%snt an IN
Trumbull county.
o1 %Su y county hs s sosd%a sTsa npHHsnp %
fsfSys .t o, ~E:ss Tii'RFr|Nyn it is safe to
elected. @ ID % There are Slight Republican gains ali
roMni heavy voto Was cast for the second
.,WN'IISGToy. Oct. o..-,Thero is less interest
thAnusasl shown in the election l, returns NJ to.
ieadins Republican politicians. that that party :
fhancs e success In 1894 is .@, toe @,a', small
70 justly mucl agitation. Whatever
tho Issue Of, to-dny's contest" said 9
shrewd Republican to night, my belief
ts that Arthur and all hands have givcn up
tho ship. Thcy have studied the situation care
July Tley nre satisfied they cannot carry AIRY
and tackle and con0 fishing. can account for
their indlnsrence In no other way WY, 0ri
dinnrlly at this remove from presidental
campaign there isanyquantity of underground
WORK done by the party managers. But every
thing Ia stagnant now
II SEQ 1t Is stated that Arthur saw no poiti:
clans to speak OF when last in New York and
is very, credible. They have nothing to tel
him. Hc knows the situation, and knows It is
hopeess. He saw tine signs Of the times in the
crushing defeat of Fo!geT. aud he knows he could
not carry New York In 1884 himself, J., il ceai
to mo that not only. Arthur. but all the man
asers, see disaster ahead. Edmunds says ycry
frankly that he don't want the nomination
Blaine sGys he won't haye it. Arthur Is indif
iisrent. Conkling and Grant are out OF th'
ne!d. Gen. Sherman has put il aside con
ismplu0usly John Sherman only is laithiul