Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-11

ana probably viii not exceed loo. Ra
puoilcans claim large gains in the Ger
man wards and say that Foraker nj
overcome Nevm1u's majority of las
year, which was l0,6S9. Democrats an
equally hopeful that thew have CARRIE
sne entire county and State ticket. In
formation Is not yet on hand on vhicl
70 Dase an Intelligent opinion.
CoLuMBus, Ohio, Oct. 9.-Return
from Z5 wards and precincts were Re-
seiSed at n:OP.M-, and Give 4 me-
Republican gain of I'LL. Reuublioan
claim large gains in DAYTON. Al thi,
hour t!l:D PM it is safe 20 sav n,
entire DemocraticC County ticket is elecf
cd There 10 slight Republican, oa;n
all around aud a heavy vote.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 9.-Seyenteen pre-
cincts out of lob in this county Give
republican gain of 1871. No compiIa-
uoa can yes be made of the COUNTY
uckes or ON the Legislature. This ratio
would give the County to Hoadley. TO,
governor oy small majority.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Ost. 9.-When the
polls closed tonight, the Republicans
gave NJ nearly every ward, and the
democrats claimed thing in the
city and township, bat as the evening
progressed Republicans grew more hope.
Iui, and Democrats began to be doubt
ful. Att o'clock no ward had baen
fuify counted, and it is not likely the
result IN the city can be ascertained de-
nniteiy before morning, bat enough il
Known TO show that the Democrats lost
and gained where least expected. Prob
ably the Democrats have elected most
and perhaps all Of their County candi-
dates, but part of the Legislative ticket
Is In doubt, and the Democrats couoede
q loss in the County of 100 over a full
vote.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 9.-The CONNIE eial
Gazette in its last edition this morning
says: The impression prevails that
hoadley Is elected Governor by from
5000 to 5000 majority. Full returns
may give different result. The out
look is favorable. The Legislature ia
IN doubt, but claimed by both sides.
The second amendment vote is large,
bat it will probably be defe tied BY the
Cincinnati vote. Counting the returns
is in confusion in this county, owing to
very late work. The morning newspa-
Pers have barely sugoesti ON of the de-
tailed vote. Everybody is worn ont,
aud progress today is slow.
CLEVELAND, Got. 9.-The result of the
election 10 this county is still indefinite.
The official count may be required to
decide some cases. The Republicans
probably elect one Judge, and perhaps
three of the six Representatives. The
judges and clerks have been counting
all night and this forenoon in several
wards. The figures first reported in
some cases are now c0utradicted. The
newspapers and other centers Of infor
nation are thronged with anxious
crowds patiently waiting for returns
which cannot be given. Various and
widely different bulletins are posted.
CLEVELAND. OCT. 9.-Returns come in
slowly. AT 10 o'clock this morning, with
two wards to hear from, the indications
are that Hoadley carries this county BY
a small majority Rose, Rep, for Lieu
tenant Governor, by about 10000; Whit
break, for County Treasurer. by 1000 to
1900. PROBABLY one Democratic and
one Republican Senator is elected, and
four Democratic and two Republican
Representatives. The remainder Of the
Democratic ticket is probably eleCted,
except. perhaps, the County Auditor.
Complete returns may change this
The result is surprise to
both parties. The second amendment
vote il not fully counted.
Iowa Election Returns.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia, Oct. 9.-The cleo
ton passed off quietly, and the weather
vas fine. Till late in the afternoon
women worked vigorously at the polls.
A large vote was cast, principally in the
interest of the Senate. Il is probable
hat the Republican majority in the
county will be 20. Two Republican
Representatives are elected, and a Re-
publican Senator ia probably elected.
CHICAGO, Got. 9.-The Chairman of
the Iowa State Committee telegraphs
the Associated Press from Des Moines
shis morning al follows: Returns come
in slowly, showing large Democratic
gains. The interior of the State is
doubtful. The Republicans will not
have to exceed 5000 plurality. The
Democrats and Greenbackers win have
. N sjority in the lower House. PrOhi-
bi ion is entirely defeated. Cook is
elected in the Sixth district by 1000 ma
jority.
Dies MONIES, OCT. 9.--The Republican
State Committee claim that the result
Is as fellows. Gov. Sherman's plurality,
4. 900; 5000 for Judge Reed; IL. and
probably q, of the % new Senators.
giving the Republicans 81. and prob
ably 80, Of the Senators. OF the House,
" Republicans are certainly elected,
md 80 Democrats or Fusion. OF 80
unrep0rtsd 10 will be Republi-
sans. Five townships in Bremen county
give ) erman GIG and Kline SOS. The
ture are certainly elected.
DIS MONIES, Ia, Got. 9.-Che Repub-
lioan State Committee estimated the
majority on the State ticket at from
1900 to 5000. All Republicans, ex-
oept Judge Reid and 1000 majority for
him, have 81. 600 to 5000 majority on
joint ballot in the Legislature.
DUBUQUE, Ia. Dot 9.-Dubuque CITY
gives 100 majority for Kinne. aud the
county will give him $500 majority.
Che small Democratic county ticket is
elected by a majority equally as large.
MI advices received here up TO IL
o'clock show large Democratic gains.
Alameda county give $50 majority for
Kline; Winnesheik county IL also
for Kline. Dispatches received
at Republican headquarters concede the
election of Wood, Democrat, to the
Legislature; In Floyd county, of Gill;
land, Democrat; in Chickasaw, of
Cakes, Democrat; in Winnesheik, Of
Combs, Democrat. Wellington has 400
majority over DorAn In Buchanan.
DEsMorNEs. Iowa, Dot. 1O.-One hum
dred and thirty three precincts showed
Republican loes Of los in IS precincts.
Hayes runs some 400 votes ahead Of his
ticket, making the figures for basis.
Il 10 estimated that Hherman's majority
will NOT b les than 5000 n the 6tate.
Reed, for Judge, will probably run 400
votes behind his ticket, owing - the
feeling in some quarters ON the ques-
ton Of prohibition. There n no doubt
that the Legislature = certainly Rs
publican. Democratic Htate Commiss-
toner's have oiosed thsir quarters and
gone home;thsy conesdo State and Leg
islature to Republicans. Nothing de-
finite has been heard from the Congress
i9naI District. but u 10 thought sill
that the Republicans are elected By Z
god majority.
lnAnnna Rlscsiea Returns.
IrpRAnAror.m, Ind, Oct. S.-Lstest 10
turns from she city election gives thu
Republican mayor 80 majority. The
Republicans Clerk and AaessoF By 750
maiority. Treasurer b still IN doubt.
(3eiQsr, Democrat. b probably elected.
The Board Of Aldermen Gtands7 Repob
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