Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-10
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. THR NEWS FROM OHIO. j Heavy Scratching Makes
 Slow Returns. GAINS ,.I;11 FOR THE REPUBLICANS. The Election Claimed by
 Both Parties. A BETTER STORY FROM IOWA. sThe Victory Conceded to
 the Republicans.
THE ELECTIONS.
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 C1iEvEIANp,s Oct. t9E-The weather has been beautiful to-day and the election qniet, but the excitement has been intense and everybody was out. The Prohibition party is out in force and working like beavers for the amendnients but keeping strictly clear oi party fight. Rose, candidate for Lieutenant Governor on, the. Republican ticket, is run ming away ahead of his ticket and will prob. ably carry Cuyahoga county. Hoadley will probably carry the county by 800 majority.
 The election excitement was greater thar 1 for ten yeArs past and the vote boiled was the heaviest ever known in the city, and SC far as heard from everything has been order | ly. In Northern Ohio two men are under ar- rest for peddling fraudulent Republican tickets. The fight has been very close. w. G. Rose, Republican candidate for Leuten ant Governor has developed unusual l strength in all localities in this city, many Irish Democrats working for him at the polls. 1 The feature of the day was the prominence 1 of the second amendment workers. Many | women openly peddled tickets and were jos t Eed by the crowd along with the men. Band wagons loaded with singing children from the orphan asylums hurried from one I precinct to another for the benefit of the ! second amendment.
 COLUMBUS, Oct. 9-s:1e p. m.-Four wards 1 and precincts in Columbus heard from shoV 8 Republican gain of 300.
 l SANDUsKY, Oct. 9-Third ward Democrat. | ic gain 50.
 LIMA, Oct. 9.-One ward, Democratic gain 103.
 COLUMBUS, Oct 9.-Second ward precinct ! Foraker 90, Hoadley 439, Republican gain 35. Orangeville: Foraker 31, Hoadley 12; 1 first amendment g., second amendment 8; g Republican gain of l. Alle2 county, Otta- we township: Foraker 19, Hoadley 15, first amendment 8, second r. Trumbull county, ! Warren City, Third ward: Foraker 131 ,Hoad- ley 77, 8 Republican gain of 10. Lorraine 1 county, BrownheIm township: Foraker 124, Hoadley 143; first amendment TO, Second ward: Foraker PAY, Hoadley SIS; a. Democratic gain of 45 Champagne county, Union township: For aker 429, Hoadley 122, 8 Republican gain of fl. Geagna county, Middlefeld township EForaker 159, Hoadley 52, first amendment 9, no 183; second, yes 199, no %; 8 Republi Jean gain of 25. Newark, Sixth ward Foraker 135, Hoadley Al, second amend ment, yes 95, no 88.
 1 COLUMBUS, Oct. 9.-The returns from ter 1 ward precincts show net Republican gain of 21. The first amendment received 194 I votes, the second amendment 764. 1 CLEVELAND, Oct. 9.-Fifteenth ward, IF Democratic majority; second amendment 5s
 YoUNesrowN, Oct. 9.-First ward, Repub lican gain 10; Fifth ward, Republican gair 29; Second ward, Democratic gain 30. WAPoKoN1TA, Oct 9.-First ward, Forakel l 34, Hoadley 126, Democratic gain 24 First t 709 ] no 1o9.
 l LORRAINE COUNTY, Oct 9-La Grange town il ship; Foraker POT. Hoadley 107, Republican iE gain 15. First amendment, yes Il, no 365; second, yes 336, no 40.
 l sYoUNGsTowN, Oct. .9.-Five wards; Foraker 229, Hoadley I'll, Democratic gain %. | MAHoN1NG COUNTY, Oct. 9.-Queen town ship second precinct, Foraker 61, Hoadley 69, Democratic gain 25. First amendment, yes 26, no 37, second, yes 14, no 32.
 Jefferson county-Irondale precinct: For aker 61, Hoadley 13. First amendment, yes county, Springfield northeast precinct For aker 175, Hoadley 200, Democratic gain 15.
 COLUMBUS, Oct 9-9 D. m.-Returns from tWentyfour wards and precincts show a net Republican gain of 291. First amend nent 325, second 1,916 votes. The vote l will be compared with that for Secretary o1 Stats last year. There are 1918 wards and precincts in the State.
 COLUMBUS, Oct. 9.-9:4O p. m.-Returnl from ffty-fo wards and precincts show { net Republican gain of 557. Number votes cast 1O,417. For first amendment 1894 second 5,854.
 Co1UMBUs, Oct. 9.-9:5o p. m-Eighty. eight wards and precincts show a net Repub lican gain of 790. Number of votes cas 16, ,653. First amendment 2,142, secont 8,657.
 HAMILTON COUNTY, Oct. 9.-Five precinct show net Republican gain of 239. I CoLUMBUs, Oct. 9.-10 p. m.-N1nety- three wards and precincts show Republican gain of 845.
 1O:1O D. m.-One hundred wards and pre- i.cinctss show 8 net Republican gain of 6S2 Total votes cast 22,o32. For the first amend ment 2,880, second amendment Il, 362. L CNoINNATI, Oct. 9, 10 p. m.-The returns are coming in slowly and all the bulletin thus far received are based on the head o the ticket. At this writing prominent mem bers of the Lincoln club concede Hoadley' election in this county by over 5000 majori ty. Both parties claim the State by iron 10, GOO to 2O,O00.
 COLUMBUS, Oct. 9.-To-day's election con sidering its important character, was one O. the most quiet on record. As the weathe
 was fine full vote has been cast. Consid
 erable scratching has been done on tn
 Democratic county ticket. The secont
 amendment people had workers a 1t all the polling places, but it di' 3 not meet with much favor in the Ger man wards In fact they were disgustet 1 over all the amendments, and the condition of things has cost the judicial amendmen
 many votes. The leading Republicans gen
 erally voted for the first. Reports from tn l townships of this county and city show th'
 defeat of the second by large majority. l sTO:3O D. m.-129 precincts and wards show 1 net Republican gain of l, ,190. Number O ! votes cast 80, 335. For the first amendmen ,245, second IA, 580.
 II Ie:45 D. m-Thei Republican State com mittee claims the State by over 5io0o major ity.
 T CLEVELAND, Oct 9.-Ashtabula count.
 show B majority for Foraker Of 2O9, ne II GLENDALE. Oct This place given 25 ma iority for Hoadley, a Democratic gain of 15.
 BOND HILL, Oct 9-Hoadley has major ity of 70, a Democratic gain of If.
 II CoLUa6BUs, Oct. 9.-11:2O p. m--Larg 2 slRepublican gains are reported in Cuyahoga, Hamilton. Clark and Clinton counties. Si, lswardsi in Cleveland give Republican majori , i ty of 800. a Republican gain of 300. Twt hundred and four wards and precincts show l net Republican gain of 2 ,162. The Demo
 crats are inclined to concede Foraker's cleo f tion by small majority. The Republican claim his election by over ,000 majority.
 COLUMBUS, Oct. 9, midnight.-Two hun 1 dred and thirty wards and precincts show
 net Republican gain of LII. Large Repub
 lican gains are reported in Hamilton county
 It is evident at this hour that the Repubh cans have carried the State by at least iron Is, 900 to 5000 Returns come in so slowl ! that not more than one half of the State vii be heard from tonight.
 I CLEVELAND, Oct. 9, 12 m.-Six wards an'
 townships in Cuyahoga county show Q ne Republican gain of 4SO. The second amend ! ment will certainly be carried here. The re turns are coming in slowly.
 CMo1NNATI, Oct. 9-12 p. m--Two hun dred and fifty-seven wards and precincts ii
 this State show net Republican gain o I,711 in total vote of 60, 8s4. First amend
 ment 9,188, second amendment 30, 7S4. Tn Republicans here are vey jubilant and conf dent of success. Large Republican gain throughout the county over last year. N 1, legislative returns are in yet and the pros poets at this time are that they will be yer ! late.
 ConuMBus, Oct. 1o-12:30 a. m.-Thre lhundred and twenty y-fTe wards and precinct