The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-13
THE ELECTIONS.
Judge Hoadley Believed to be Elected in
Ohio.
The Republicans Claim 10000 Majority
in Iowa.
LATEST.

probably range sc, 900 TO $4,000, with III,
exception OF Reed for supreme judge
who will be but 5000 or 1900 behint
his ticket. The republicans will cleo
twenty OF the twenty-nine senators
and. with the twenty ho.d-over sena
tors. will have forty at least OF the fifty
They will also elect sixty ont OF the lUI
members OF the house, giving then
both branches Of the legislature, ant
80 majority on joint ballot.
CINCINNATI. ONO. OCt. lO-NoOn -
The impression prevails that lioadiy
will be elected by 5,000t 5, 5000 maj orlty
The legislature is in doubt, out Is
claimed by both sides. The second
ament,nent vote is large, but will
probably be defeated by the Cincinnati
vote. The cunning OF the returns is
IN confusion ~ THIS county. owing to
very laie WOya. tn morning news
papers have barely the suggestion OF
a GrL .i"u vote. Everybody IS worn
oul ana 'U' pgu-ros, to-day IS slow.
The !v.. estimate on Hamilton
comfy. nom additional returns re-
ceiyeG mis- morning, give lloadlya ma
joray G.. from fifteen hundred to two
thousand. WIKI the legislative and
cojwW tc>rJ either divided or the
G.mou..ts q, lratrd. This IS based on
returns Iom ,eyenty-tnrce out OF lO3
precincts, and may BE- modified either
way by subsequent returns. AS near
as can be estimated, the majority
against the second amendment VIII eX-
coed forty thousand.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, Oct. lC-Noon.-
The returns come in very slowly. At
10 o'clock this morning, with two
wards to hear from, the indications are
that Hoadly carries the county by Il
small majority. Rose, republican can
didate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Will
carry this county by about two thou.
sand, ana Whitebeck, republican can
didate for county treasurer. will receive
from thousand 10 tiItcen hundred
majority. Probably one democratic
and one republican senator viii be
elected, and 1our democratic ana two
republican representatives,. The re-
maindcr of the democratic ticket will
probably be elected, except, perhaps,
the county auditor. Complete returns
may change this somewhat. The re-
suit is a surprise to both parties. The
second amendment vote is not fully
counted.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. l0.-At | O'Clock
i. NJ. there are signs OF close run.
The later returns are favorable to the
democrats to That extent. think For
aker is elected hy small majority, and
that there will be small republican
majority in the legislature. In Cincin-
natl there is an extraordinary mixture,
and | presume IlOadly will carry the
h,r, ~ m ,tstll M
broken tickets on county Office and leg
islativc DELEGATIONS. Il. IIALSrEAD.
JOHN G. I'NDERWCOD'S REVIEW.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. lO.-At 1870 n.
m. tn" returns are very favorable to
Iloadly, showing Il steady decline III re-
publican gains, and indicating ll0adly's
election by from 5000 To 10000 majority;
i49 precincts rive a gain OF 2.l9o. There
are l.Sl9 precincts IN the state. The
republican, gain rates ) to the precinct.
majority (democrat.c) in 1882
was over 1850, and the above figures
would indicate Iloadiy'5 election by
900 m i)rity. The returns, however
from Clnc nnatj and Cleveland are III
and will decide the result.
JNO. {. UNDERWOOD.
EDWIN COWLES CONFIDENT.
CLEVELAND. o., Oct. 9--R"turnS
from apVu. INo hundred precincts and
wards show Il steady and uniform re-
publican gain II nearly all OF them, in
iicatng that Foraker is elected by a
moderate majority. The vote in Cuya-
hoga and Hamilton counties are close.
The vote in the state is the largest ever
DOlled in an off year, which means that |
| nnT Ia MI Il
cratS who did not vote last year are |
nearly all out in full force. This would !
indicate that the republicans are carry
ing the state almost beyond doubt. |
The prohibition amendment to the con- |
3titution is probably adopted. Owing
TO the length OF time it takes to count |
the ballots returns come IN terribly |
slow. EDWIN COWLEs.
The special edition oi Wednesday
Chicago Ti1jme says: Iowa
has been carried by the republicans by |
a majority of 5000 to 10000 ma
jority. The democratic gains III
the river counties were not as heavy
as was expected. In Scott county, |
for example, the vote was relatively
The same rs that for secretary of state
last year. In Dubuque county the
democratic majority was less. The re-
publlcans, on the other hand, made
some losses i'll the interior counties
where gains were expected. The re-
publicans of Polk county, III which
Des MONIES city is situated, behaved
very handsomely.
The vote for the republican supreme
court judge nominated torcplace Judge
Day, on account of the supposed hos
.illty OF the latter to the prohibition
was not much smaller
han that for Governor Sherman.
In the sixth congressional district the
contest TO fill the vacancy caused by
he death OF NJ. L. Cults republican, is
very close, with the indications slight
y in favor of the republican candidate,
f. ii stiles.
The returns from Ohio are conflict
NJ. Early III the evening the republi-
cans OF Hamilton county were claiming
everything. having succeeded in reduc-
ng the democratic majority in that /
county TO 2,5JO. But at = a. m. The re-
publican managers in Columbus, where
The sourc IS OF information are better.
were disposed TO admit that the demo-
Gratis and their prohibition allies had
made clean sweep, electlng lloadley
ana democratic legislature and carry
M the prohibition amendment.
bEs - ONES, Iowa, Oct. lG.-The
7oting capacit Of Iowa has notably IN