Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-10
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OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
OHIO PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC.
REPUBLICAN, SUCCESS IN IOWA
THE GREAT CHURCH CONGRESS.
EARTHQUAKES IN CALIFORNIA.
THE FRENCH-SPAN1SH MBROGLIO
SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE REPORTED SHOT.
OHIO PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC
REPUBLICAN SUCCESS IN IOWi
THE GREAT CHURCH CONGRESS
EARTHQUAKES IN CALIFORNIA
THE FRENCH-SP
SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE REPORTED SHOT.
THE RESULT IN OHIO.
Democrats Claim a victOry-Hoadly
Probably Elected by a Small Major
ity-The Legislature Still i'm Doubt.
Special Qispatch to TIE ExrNIno srAn

ny-The Legislature Still i'm Doubt.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING Star
CINCINNATI, Oct 10, 1p. m
AT this writing suff1cient returns have not been
received here to definitely declare who Is elected
governor OF Ohio. The largest vote ever polled In
the state has been cast and in some precincts the
counting has not yet closed. The Ne,cS-Journdl
(democratic) comes out this morning with the
triumphant rooster and flaming head lines exult-
ing over the election OF Hoadly. The Enquirer,
also democratic, mildly claims the election OF
Hoadly and intimates the probability OF the cleo
ton OF the Hamilton county ticket, known as the
COnenaefctdt Gazette, the republican organ, says
editorially In an extra this morning: "The Inn
preston prevails that Hoadly is elected governor
Dy from nVe 10 eight thousand majority. Full re-
turns may change the figures and give us differ
ent result, but the outlook is not favorable. We
has small majority. The legislature is in doubt
and 1s claimed by both Sides" At IL O'Clock TO-
day the democrats claim the election of the demo-
cratic state ticket Hamilton county is still in
doubt, the extensive scratching on all the tick
cts, as stated in yesterdays dispatches, rendering
the situation UNCERTAIN. 1t may be necessary to
the 103 precincts in Hamilton county this morning
give Hoadly majority OF 1908. The republicans
wine districts OF the state The prohibition
amendment received large vote. but not suffi-
aa elent 10 carry; The temperance vote has weak
Democrats Claim 5000 to 5000 Majority
for HOadly, but Republicans Do Not
COncede 1t.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
CINCINNATI, Oct 9. 2 p m.-The Ne,rs-Journal
(dem), at this hour claims the election OF Hoadly
by majority estimated at 5000 to 5000. The re-
publican committee at Columbus do not concede
this, nor DO the republicans here. The full re-
turns OF this (Hamllton) county are not in.
The Democratic Committee Estimates
HOadly's Majority at 5000.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
COLUMBUS, Oct 10, 2 p.m.-The net gains esti.
mated by the republicans throughout the state
fall below the per centage. and seem to indicate
the election OF Hoadly (dem.) for governor Lee
give up the state, but the country towns not heard
from must show decided changes to reverse the
situation as 1t now appears. The democratic COM
The prohibition liquor amendment is badly de-
[By ASSOCIATED Fress1
Probable Election Of HOadly The
Legislature Close.
CINCINNATI, Oct 10. II a. m.-The Commercial
Gazette in its last edition this morning says the
impression prevails that Hoadly Is elected by
from 5000 to 5000 majority: Full returns may
favorable: The legislature is in doubt, but 1t is
claimed by both Sides The second amendment
vote was large, but it was probably defeated by
The counting OF the returns is In confusion In
this county owing to the very late work. The
morning newspapers have barely suggestion Of
the detailed vote. Everybody is worn out and the
progress to-day is slow. The best estimate on
Hamilton county from the additional returns re-
ce1ved this morning give HOadly q majority
OF from 800 to 1850, with the legislative and
county ticket either divided or the democrats de-
feated. This IS based on returns from 7s out OF
lOS precincts, and may be modified either way by
subsequent returns.
THE SECOND AMENDMENT DEFEATED
AS near as can be estimated, the majority
against the second amendment will exceed 600
me Ianes-Stdr M special says: Madison county
for representative, is defeated. Mahoning county
shows gain of 225 for the republicans
The Result i'm Cleveland a Surprise.
CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 10, II a.m.-Returns come
In slowly. At 10 O'Clock this morning, with two
wards to hear from, the indications are that
Rose, republican, for lieutenant governor. by
about 2,e00; Whitbeck. republican for county
treasurer, by 1000 to !, 500 Probably one demo-
cratic and one republican senator elected, and
tives. The remainder OF the democratic county
ticket Is probably elected, except, perhaps the
county auditor. Complete returns may change
this somewhat. The result is surprise to both
parties The vote OF the second district has not
been fully counted.
HOadly's Election Conceded - Demo.
Gratis Claim the Legislature.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct 10, I2 o'clock-No addf-
t1onal returns OF consequence were received here
this morning except private dispatches and scat
tering kilograms. On what has been received
however, the democrats claim Hoadly's election
by 5000 and the legislature. They claim that
Hoadly is running ahead in Cincinnati and that
he VIII have 1000 majority In the county, The
republican committee believe that Hoadly's ma
1orty will be 5000 or 1000 and that Rose will be
elected.