Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-11

CtScINNArI, o., Oct l0.-The best
estimates on Hamilton county from adj
ditional returns received this morning,
give Hoadley a majority of from 1900 to
25OO, with the legislative and county
tickets either divided or the Democrats
defeated. This is based on returns from
73 out of the 1903 precincts, and may be
modified either way by subsequent re-
turns As near as can be estimated the
majority against the second amendment
will exceed forty thousand. A Times
Star special says: Madison county, two
thousand majority for Foraker Locke,
Republican representative, defeated.
Matoning county 225 Republican gain.
HoadIey's Majority In Cuyahoga
County.
CLEVELAND, o., October l0.-Nearly
complete unofficial returns of this county
give Hoadley 425 majority. Reese, 2700.
Apparent majority against second amend
ment, $500. On the Legislative ticket
Williams tDem) and Ely iRep.) for
Senators. Hoerlay, Harbaugh and Roche
(Democrats), Haley and Burnett (Reps.)
seem to be elected by small majorities.
Hesly and Blandin tDemoerats) elected
Common Pleas Judges. Whitbeck RE
publican) elected Treasurer by 700,
and Brew tRepublicanl Auditor, by
about 5000.
Democratic County Ticket Flee
ted.
MARIETTA, Ohio, Oct. l0.-The entire
Democratic county ticket is elected.
The second amendment is defeated by
100.
.sherman's Election Conceded
Prohibition Defeated
Dgs MoINEs, Iowa, Oct. 10, 3 P. NJ
The Democrats now generally concede
that Sherman is elected but put his ma
! iority at s. 600, and concede i've to eight
Republican majority in the Senate. A
representative of the Associated Press
called at the Democratic headquarters to
get their estimate and a statement. Mr..
| Kinney refused to make any statements,
but MIR. Sells, Secretary, furnished the
following: Returns from the interior
indicate large Democratic gains The re-
suit of the State ticket doubtful. The
Republican plurality will not exceed
5000, The lower House in doubt. Pro-
hibition certainly defeated.
The Majoaity in IoNa
DEs MoINEs, Oct. l0-Governor
Sherman will have thirty thousand or
more over Kline, and probably twelve
to fifteen thousand over all. Judge Rex
will have nearly the same. The Legis-
lature will be Republican on joint ballot
by at least forty. The House is close,
but the Republicans will have at least
eight or ten majority In the Sixth
Congressional District the indications
are favorable TO Stiles (Republieanl. |
Prohibition is probably assured.
Respect to the Memory OF sur
geOn General Crane 49, Court
Martial Ordered.
WAsHINeToN Oct. l0.-The War De-
partment and its bureaus will be closed |
tomorrow out of respect TO the memory
of SurgeOn.G General Crane.
A general court martial has been ap- |
pointed to meet at Fort Huachuca, Ari |
zona, October 10Th, for the trial of Lieut. |
enant Colonel A. z. Morrow, of the |
Sixth Cavalry. formerly ON the staff of
Gen. Sherman, on charges OF drunken
ness and conduct unhecoming an officer
and gentleman, preferred by Brigadier
General Crook, commanding the Depart
ment of Arizona,
Ordered to Proceed Against
Defrauders.
NEW YORK, Oct. l0.-The Board of
Aldermen adopted resolution requiring
the Mayor to take immediate legal
action to compel the restitution to the
treasury of all sums fraudulently taken
and proceed against all persons through
whose negligence or instrumentality, it
has been defrauded
Rau the lower Rapids.
NIAGARA FALLS, n. V, Oct. lO.-The
'Maid of the Mist" ran the lower rapids
of the Niagara this afternoon, and re-
NAMED in the whirlpool ten minutes.
Ten thousand people were present.
Meeting OF the Mosher Heirs.
CmcAGo, Oct. l0.--A meeting of
about sixty of the Mosher heirs was
held here to-day to perfect an organi1a
ton and mature plans to secure control
of an English estate valued at several
millions. Hugh Mosher came to this
country in 1860 and located in Rhode
Island. His brother Daniel, iyiug in
Eagland, bequathed his estate tl Hugh.
but the will was hidden aud foun after
lapse of 100 years. Claim is made
that the property fell into the hands of
Mosher in no way related TO the dece-
dent. The heirs now number 1000.
vNsII ~. .Ha
WASHINGTON, Oct. l0-Seuator Ed.
munds has been in the city several days.
He has stated most positively since his
arrival that he does not intend to retain
the position of President pro tempore of
the Senate. He intends to resign i'm
mediately after organizing the Senate,
and Senator Anthony will be'elected in
his place.
Bankers Convention Opened
LOUISVILLE, Oct. l0.-The Bankers
Association met this morning in Masonic
Temple, about one hundred members
being present. President Geo. s. Coe,
of New y ork, called the Convention to
order and announced that prayer would
be offered by Rev. Charles Craik, of
Christ's Church, Louisville. After
prayer President Coe came forward to
read the annual address, being received
with applause by the Convention.
Annual Report orPrcsident Green
-Flourishing Condition of the
w. u. II. Company.
NEW YORK, Oct. l0.--The annual re-
port of President Green of the Western
Union Telegraph Co. shows the company
to be in very flattering condition Imam
cially. The company holds securities in
various telegraph, telephone and other
companies, the marketable value of