The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-10-18
NEWS CONDENSED.
Telegraphic Summary.
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
The Democrats Carry Ohio and the
Republicans Iowa
OHIO.

A heavy vote was pollcd 1t the election
held In Ohio on Tuesday, Oct. .. Hoadley
the Democratic candidate for Governor. was
elected by majority estimated, nj this writ
Ing, NJ about 10000, and the Legislature is in
Ill probability Democratic. dispatch
from Columbus says: "ketnrns from Gs2
wards and precincts give a net Republican
gIin OF 3.59.; total vote. Is2.6ls: first amend
ment, 20. 1856: second amendment. E.456. Tie
FIRST temperance amendment IL hopclessis in
the minority" A dispatch from Columbus
ut am. "Wednesday morning says: Gen. B.R.
Coward. managing editor Of the Ohio State
Journal, at this hour comedies the State TO
the Democrats by 1000 rs well as the Legis-
lature. 2.45 a. m: THE last bulletin read
showed 4 net Republican gain OF 3.lld In 5.5
precincts. nj which l63. Dos votes were polcd.
TN the basis Of 100000 votes being cast, the
State will only be Democratic 10y 5.sl3. The
Republican Committee claim at this hour the
election of their candidate for Governor by Il
few hundred. Chairman Oelevec announced
that no further reports would be received"
3 q. m: Chairman Iiargar. Of the
Democratic Committee. Ut this hour
claims that the Democrats have
carried the Legislature. and that it
will have Il majority Of eleven on Joint
ballot. and that Thompson In Knox. Retaliie
In Perry and Wclby In Hooking. close conn-
ties, are elected. lie also comedies the cleo
ton Of three Republicans In Hamilton coun-
~
dispatch to the Chicago Times, dated 800 q.
m. Wednesday, says: Tho returns indicate
the election OF the Democratic State
ticket by 1000 or 1900 majority,
and OF the Legislature being Democratic
in both branches with the vote on the Pro-
h.bitory amendment close. Contrary to all
expectations, the cities show Republican
gains and the Democrats hold their own In
the rural districts. due to the Republicans in
the country sacrificing their tickets for the
amendment. While the vote will be close,
the Democrats have everything, and the
Republicans concede that i'm submitting the
Prohibitory amendment they armed the tenn
perance element whose ingratitudc turned on
them"
"A Columbus dispatch OF the 18th inst t.
the Chicago Times says: .'with returns from
eighty counties and the other eight estimated,
It Is conceded at Republican headquarters
this morning that the Democratic majority
will be over .00O. The Democrats do not claim
the State by morc than that. The best informa.
ton IL that the Legislative tickets NJ Cleve-
land and 1T Cincinnati are divided. Tn the
proportion mutually claimed the Senate
stands 81 Democrats and IL Republicans.
The House, 81 Democrats and ~ Re-
publicans, giving the Democrats ma
jority on joint ballo. for Senator
or r." The Chicago Ir,ibune's special
OF the same date says: The revolution 10
complete. Hoadiey Is Governor BY 10000
majority There is bare hope that the Re-
pubcans may get the Legislature. II Is
not probable. The Democratic majority on
Joint ballot ought not. however. to be
more than four or five. 1t will take q
day yet To decide the point. From this II IL
seen that for the first time In nearly thirty
years the Democracy have obtained control
OF the Executive. Judicial and Legislative
branches of the State Government of Ohio.
1t is believed the Prohibtory amendment has
been defeated"