Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-13
ITS SETTLED.
That Ohio Takes Her Place in the Ranks
OF the Reliable Democratic States -
"A Jubilation in New York.
CUYAHoGA COUNTY.

"A Jubilation in New York.
oUYAHoGA COUNTY.
CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 12.-The official can
vass of the votes of this county was begun
last night, and continued until 2 O'Clock
this morning, and will be resumed tonight
Sundry Irregularities were discovered, but
the official vote gives the following plural
tiles: Hoadley 361, Rose 2,75S; Lawrence,
Democrat, attorney general, 1872; Kuse-
wetter, Democrat, auditor of state, 95;
Brady, Democrat, state treasurer, ISL; Will
liame, Democrat, senator. 448; Ely, Repub-
lican, senator, 81. The representatives re-
ceiving the greatest number of votes, and
therefore elected, are Hoadley, Rep; Pee,
DEM; Burnett, Rep; Harbaugh, Mooney
and Roche, Dems. Only % votes separate
Roche, elected from Piwonka, defeated.
Common pleas judge, Heisley, DEM, III;
Blondin, Dem, 1922; county treasurer,
Whitebeck, Rep, 666; county auditor,
Brew, Rep, 1885; county commissioner,
Harper, DEM, 20; coroner, Book, DEM,
55. The total vote of the county, 39,513;
whole number of votes cast for the judic-
ial amendment to the constitution, 15.114;
for amendment to regulate liquor traffic,
$3.50; for prohibition or the second
amendment, 1884. Consequent majority
against the judicial amendment, 24,399;
against regulation, 36,663; against pro-
hibition, 26,559.
FIRST OFFICIAL RETURNS.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 12.--Oficial returns
from Tuesdays election began coming
slowly to-day, six counties being received
up to 10 O'Clock tonight. franklin county
official gives Hoadley 1.497 plurality.
Secretary of State Newman estimates
Hoadley's majority in the state at 9,693.
No figures nave been received to change
estimates made on the legislature. The
counties received official are Ashland, Del
aware, Gallia, Jefferson, Wyandotte and
Anglaise. These give the prohibition
amendment eyes" 19,267, ''no" 1851.
Total vote of the six counties, 35,7OS The
second amendment received over half the
votes cast in the counties named. Grant
ing the same rate of a majority with a
combined negative vote of $4,000 in
Hamilton and Cuyahaga counties, it is
estimated the amendment is defeated by
$4,000 majority at least. Still some
friends of the measure claim it has been
adopted by 10000 majority.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 12.-On invitation
Of the Democratic state central committee
representative Democrats and editors of
the Democratic press of the state number
ing $50 persons, met the candidates for
state officers to-day. The object of the
meeting was for consultation as to the best
means of organization. The result in
Ohio, it was claimed, gave assurances of a
Democratic victory in New York and a
majority of $4,000 was predicted. The
chairmen of county committees explained
the prospects in their counties
and thought bright victory depended
to some degree upon local
nominations. The editors gave their ex-
perience. It was agreed that the schemes
of organization are satisfactory. In the
evening the Democratic phalan serenaded
the governor, candidates and members of
the conference. Governor Cleveland in a
speech said: "We celebrate tonight a
victory in most important field, and
victory which gives us earnest of much
greater yet to come. We look with pride
and Joy to the achievements of our breth-
rem in sister states and yield to them all
the praise and admiration which their gal
Iantry and courage claims. The first bat
tie in the great campaign of 1884 has been
fought and won. Ohio in the van calls on
us to follow"