The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-10
IOWA AND OHIO,
Two States Upon Which the Eyes
Of the Nation are Fixed.
Fine Weather aud Heavy Vote Re-
ported From Each 49, Women and
Preachers at the Polls Begging to
be Killed-The Result Of Gambling
Killed by Lightning.

CINCINNATI Oct. 9.-Neycr was there
finer weather for full turnout at the
polls. 1t Is a regular Indian summer day,
and pleasant enough for the oldest man or
weakest invalid to come out. The vote at
the polls is irregular, in that it Is very
light at some OF the precincts and very
heavy at others. The heavy vote up TO
noon Is at Mount Auburn, Walnut Hill,
Prices Hill, Cumminsyle aud in the
country. As to the reform Democratic tick.
ct, the Germans are giving it the cold
shoulder. Al some OF the German pre-.
cncts not single reform ticket can be had :,
and at others only few. The ticket will
get its strongest polls in the suburbs and in
the country. Within the city everybody
was provided early last night with tickets.
and nearly every voter walked up to the
polls with his ticket prepared and folded,
and after depositing it walked away.
The indications at this hour are that the
vote 10 the county will reach about 81 900,
which is 3 900 below the vote poled for Gar
field and Hancock. Their Is absolutely no
loatns around the voting precincts and the
discussions are much less frequent than
usual The vote on the locsI ticket will be
irregular, and for the county officers it will
be very irregular.
Gen. TOmYoung, Republican candidate for
Auditor, is running on all the tickets with.
out respect 10 party over the Rhine and also
In tn Irish wards.
Thomas sherlock, the reform candidate
for Treasurer, will get an enormous vote,
drawing from the Republicans chiefly, &C.
cording to present appearances,
HOn Governor there is not much scratching
Hoadiy is running well, but at the polls
one seldom hears a candidate named. The
whole interest centers on the tempera net
amendments. The brewers and the brew.
ing interest are working might and main
for the license and regulation amendments.
aud the saloon. keepers are working against
both amendments. The brewers have five
ticket holders at each precinct in the inter.
est Of the license amendment. Only a few
women are out in the interest OF prohhi.
ton, and they are distant from the polls.
The ministers and members Of churches
are out in force, holding tickets wholly IN.
the interest OF the second amendment. They
carry tickets for all parties, and avoid cleo
tonee ring for any particular candidate.
As 10 money, the Democrats are mos
| generously provided. They distributed So
each TO members OF their executive com.
mittee last night, while the Republicans
distributed only S?5 each. In all election
| here when voters come to the polls win
folded tickets. it has been hard to forgcl-
the results. All ssIch elections have beer
characterized by great multitude Of
scratched tickets. By these tokens this
election will be one Of the worst cases OF
scratched tickets in the history OF the city.
The gamblers have not been betting on
this election and there is no betting to-day.
There haYe been but few arrests from any
causC aud thus far there are no indications
OF i'll sal voting The estimate for Hamil-
ton county is that Hoadly will get a good
so to 5000. The Legislature and county
ticket will be mixed.