Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-10
SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, GOT. 10. 1889
OHIO DEMOCRATIC.
JUDGE HUADLv ELEurED GOVERNOR
or THE STATE.
His Success Assured by y Majority OF From
5000 to s,OOO--iiis Election Conceded
by tho Repubiioans-The Legs
yature tpat,ned by Iiotb Parties

5000 to S,OOO--iiis Election Conceded I
by tho Repubicsns-The Legs
Iature Claimed by Both Parties. |
The following special dispatches have
been received by the 1NTELLIdENcER from
the chairman of tho Democratic state
committee
PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 10.-10 q. m.-
Nothing certain even chances state
close, with the chances favoring Hoadly.
5000 Majority for Hoadiy.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.--1212 p. m.-
Mcclure, of tho Times, telegraphs Hoad.
ly's majority to be from 5000 to 5000.
Hoadiy's Election Conceded.
Another special dispatch from tho Dem
ocratic headquarters at Philadelphia, re
coived at 2:32, says: i
Returns still incomplete Republicans
generally concedo Hoadly's election from
five to seven thousand. The Legislature
is believed to be Democratic.
Tho News Confirmed.
Chairman Hensel telegraphs as follows
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, 1:32. p. m.-
The advices from Col. Mcclure, who is in
Cincinnati watching the situation, and my
special from Chairman Barger, at Colum.
bus, agree that Hoadly is elected by five
or six. thousand, and the Legislature is
close with chances in favor of tho Demo-
Gratis.
Huadiy's MPjority Between 5000 aud S,OOc'
CINCINYATI, o., oct. 10-11 A, NJ Tho
| impression prevails that Hoadly is elected
governor by from 5000 to 5000 majority,
| though full returns may give different
result. The Legislature is in doubt, but
| it is claimed by both sides. The second
amendment vote was largo it was prob
| ably defeated by the Cincinnati vote.
| The counting of returns 10 in confusion in
this county owing to the very late work.
| The morning newspaper have barely a
suggestion of the detailed vote. Every
body is worn out aud tho progress to-day
is slow.
The best estimate on Hamilton county
from the additiora! returns received this
morning. give Ioadly majority of from
800 to 2,C00, with legislative and county
ticket either divided or the Democrats dc
featcd. This is based on tho returns from
10 out of 1903 precincts, and may be modi
fed either way by subsequent returns.
As near as can be estimated the majority
against the second amendment will ex
cced 10000.
IioadIy Carries Cleveland.
, CLEVELAND, Oct. l0--11 q. m.-Return
come in slowly. At 10 o'clock the indica
tions are that Hoadly carried this count
, by a small majority, Rose (Rep) for Lieu
tentant governor, by about 1000, White
beck Utep.) for county treasurer by from
900 to 1, 500; probably one Democratic an
two Republican representatives are eIectet
g and four of the Democratic county ticke
areI probably elected, except perhaps Il
county auditor. Complete returns ma
change this somewhat. The result IL
surprise TO both parties. The vote of IN
Second district has not been fully counted
The remainder of the Democratic coIrt
ticket is probably elected with one or tw
exceptions.
cleveland ia Doubt,
1245 p. M.-Tho result of the ele,
Ion in this county is still indetinit
snd an official count emay be require
IS TO determine some cases. Tho RobpuN
y licans will probably elect one ejudge and 81
~ the G representatives. Tho judges an
Is clerks have been counting all Ii
d night and this forenoon in several ward
Tho figures first reported are contradict
in some cases. The newspaper Offices o
TX other centres Of information are thronG
~ with anxious crowds patiently waiting {
',dI returns which cannot yet bo given. Wic
IN ly different bulletins are postcc.
~ Democrats Claim HoadIy's Majority 10
- 5000.
COLUMBUS, Ohio Oct 10-12 O'Clock
No additional returns of cOnsequen
II were received here this mornj
IN except private dispatches and sea
10 tering kilograms. On what has bet
er received, however, tho Democrats clat
Hoadly's election by 1900 and tho LegsI
ture. They claim that Hoadly is rnnni
70 ahead in Cincinnati, aDd that ho W
. have 1000 majority in the count
G The Republican committee believe tn
al Hoadly's majority will bo 5000, or 40
&C. and that Rose will DO elected.
x. Gov. Foster thinks that lloadly's chanC
are tho best but does not abandon no
T. of either governor or Legislature at the
10 headquarters. The Republicans are st
ID hoping for n change. The BemOcr;
ng claim the Legislature by and tho Rep'
'e- licans do the same b. !.