Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-10-18
nrmocR Ar1c MAJoRITIEs.

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proach completion they promise
larger majority for Hoadly than was
indicated by last nights scant hgures |
Eighty of the Lightweight counties
were heard from by o'clock p. m; !
Most of the returns are from actual
counts. Cincinnati is included with
democratic majority of $500 ana
Cleveland with 500, both estimates be-
inc considered within bounds. Inc
eighty counties give net republican
paips of GAIL, or over u, coo short OF
overcoming last years democratic ma
iority. 1t is a reasonable supposluon
that the republican net gain will not
be increased by reports from the eight
remaining counties, four of which are
heavily democratic, and the eight have
polled last wear a net democratic ma
ioritv of $50 This indicates Hoad
/ iv's election by over 1900, and GER
/ tainlv 10000. Last nights indications
! of a democratic Legislature are also
borne out. TIE republicans have car
ried thirty-fve and the democrats
/ fortv-fve counties, the other eight
counties being equally divided, Inns
4 insures a democratic majority, for
/ Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo and
! Columbus. and probably other cities
having more than single representa-
tives In the legislature, have elected
a majority of the democratic legisla-
tive ticket
/ COLUMBUS. oct. Neither of the
state committees are making efforts to
obtain definite results from the cleo
ton. to-day, since it has been con
ceded that everything is safely demo-
cratic The democratic headquarters
are practically closed to-day, and
nothing is being done by the republl-
can committee. The first amendment
+ is adopted, and nearly as can be esti-
/, mated the second amendment will get
about 300, 900 votes and probably de
feated al the waytrom 10, 600 to so, 600.
Some advocates of the second amend
ment claim it has been carried but
5 they have no figures to show. With
the Hamilton and Cuyahoga delega-
tons divided in the proportion which
has been reported the estimate has
been made i'm which both chairmen
, of committees substantially agree that
the senate will stand 20 democrats and
d II republicans; the house 63 demo
Gratis and II republicans being a ma
jority of 30 on JOINT ballot. These tig-
ures are liable to be slightly changed
by the final results IN both counties.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 11.-Judge Hoadly
spent several hours in his office to-day
where he was visited by large mum
Der Of friends to congratulate him.
He shows weakness from his illness
but entered bravely on the task oil
continuous hand shaking. Much time
was consumed in receiving and read
ing the kilograms of congratulation.
Among them was this:
YoyKERs. n. y, Oct II. 1888.
congratulate YOU ON your brilliant triumph.
tSiguelD 5. j. TmDEN.
kilograms were also received from
Senator Jonas, of Louisiana, Rober
Garrett, of Baltimore, Senator Nc
Donald Aug Belmont and many
others. The condition of the returns
in this county are such that nothing
can be definitely stated in addition K
what has been given, until the otlicia
count. This viii be next week.
i Till OLD CRY.
A rumor is current in some place
that Gov Foster and other republi
= cans were here to investigate charge
of fraud in counting the vote, but in
quiry among republicans reveals n,
knowledge OF such charges or Of sucl
investigation.
LATER RETURNS.
COLUMBUS. O., Oct. 12.-Ohcial re
e turns from Tuesdays elections begal
coming in slowly to-day. Six ooun
I ties being received up to 10 o'cloc
tonight. Franklin county, official
: gives Hoadly. ,697 plurality. Sec'y Q
I State Newman estimates Hoadly
majority in the state at 1898. n
figures have been received to chang
the estimates made on the Legislature
The counties received officially, are
Ashland, Delaware, Gallia, Jefferson
: Wyandote and Anglaise. Thes
> give the prohibition amendment
= y" Yes rs, 260; No. 1857. tn
\ total vote of the six counties is %, 70'
u The second amendment receive
J.. over half the votes cast in the cour
ties named. Granting the same rat
Of majority with a combined negatiy
vote oil rs, 600 in Hamilton and Guy;
- hogl counties, it is estimated that til
s amendment will be defeated by 80, 0C
" at least. Still, some friends of I'll
. measure claim that it viii be adopte
!, by 10000.