Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-16
OHIO.
The Prohibition and Green
back Vote Small.
The Strength OF the Temperance
Vote for the Republican
Candidates.
CINCINNATI, Oct, l5,

CINCINNATI, Oct. Is.
Both the democrats and republicans this
morning agree that yesterdays election in
Cincinnati was the hloodiest ever held here.
The democratic papers assert that the u. 5
deputy marshals were employed mainly in
intimidating honest voters, while the repub-
lican press condems the conduct Of the police
force and deputy sheriff in a similar manner,
comparing it TO Mississippi policy.
The republicans claim a majority of &c, 200
in the State and the democrats concede
l0.000.
The returns received from all parts of the
State are uniform, showing an increased
vote. In many places the increased is very
marked Another feature shows that the
people were more than ordinarily arrayed in
two great parties. Both the greenback and
prohibition vote is comparatively insignificant
and the vote was as distinctly marked as if
the presidential ticket had been before the
people. matter of great surprise is the
large vote received by the republican can
didate for Judge of the supreme court. There
was q general belief that he would fall far
below the rest of the ticket, owing to the
disahection among the saloon men on account
of bis opinion of the Scott law, but contrary
to expectations he carried fully up with the
remainder of the ticket and here in Hamil-
ton county his vote is greater than that for
Robinson.
Clarke county it is estimated will give a
republican majority of 2400 and Scioto
county about 700 with Judge johnson lead
ing the ticket.
Athens county gives Grosvenor, republican,
for Congress 1900 majority
The republican here are jubilant. Crowds
are upon the streets and on the least prov
ication shout and sing
CLEVELAND, Oct. 10.
Full returns show that Robinson, repub-
| lican candidate for secretary of State, re-
ceived in this county 22,s84 votes and New
man, the democratic candidate. 20, GAG; Rob-
inson over Newman, 2,23S. johnson, re-
publican candidate for supreme court judge,
22 ,946; Martin. dem, 20, 729. For member
Der of board of public works, Fleckinger,
rep, 1926; Benton. dem., 20444. The
prohibitory party cast 36S votes for E. j.
Morris for secretary cf state; 375 for Rose
for supreme judge and 397 for Kinkerdell
! for member of the board OF public works.
The average vote of the prohibitory party
was less than 400
COLUMBUS, Oct. Is.
The interest in the election has not abated.
The streets were crowded all night and are
still in that condition. Business men are
discussing the result in the most animated
manner. Nothing has been revealed to change
the estimates made last night Complete
returns which have been received from 20
counties indicated that there we're but few
scratched tickets. A great deal of mystery
surrounds the prohloltory partys vote, and
wnh this ana the withhoiding OF reports from
.e" counties the democrats hang their nope
OF cutting DOWN the republican majority
oelo" io'oov. Inc contest Tor congressman
IN the thlro district was very close. but as
tne repuoilean candldste runs ahead OF his
ticKet l3z votes IN Clermont county, which
makes change OF ooo votes IN favor OF the
rePuohcahs' ms Irienus cialm MS election
lnolcsuons are that Johnson, republican
cahuldaoe LOT Juuge OF the supreme court
mas majority OF oooV In hamilton county,
ana that ne mas run aneau OF other candidates
not~ithstandlng the opposition OF the liquor
ihIeress' III THIS Is cohnrmeu IL VIII snow
that tne temperance men scratched their own
candidate ana voted Tor Johnson.
Inc totai unomciai returns from Hamilton
county snow tne ioiioWing piurailties on the
state ana congressional ucket: Robinson,
rep secretary OF state ZZ5o Johnson, rep,
Judge OF supreme court 2oo'; Fieckinger,
rep member OF the board OF puohc works,
oif' bulterWortn' rep'' the nrst district Tor
congress- 1910 brown, rep,' second district
-. , - N
ucNe1 aN.lseea '<' .he pronloi'ory party
vote a'ersged o. Inc totai vote IN the
county is 'Z'ooo
ne results IN the congressional districts
are proosoy as ioiiows Inc democrats
eject LeleVre IN Tue oth' mn IN the 9th,
Sever, Sever, 10 'ne ',n, onthHalte 10 the 10Th,
", w HAins IN '''e i''h SUI ora" III tue zist
Inc rePuoncahs elect noue,"orth 10 the Ist,
sioiey ~ u, 'ne -nH' Tuits III TUE flb, Little 10
Tue otn' cooper 10 'ne ''h' hoHefs IN the IOth
fiatt 10 'ne lih, thompson IN the i2th,
Tfos'snoI IN .ne if.n, nodges IN the 10Th,
>: ~ Iayior = IN .he I'th. ), n Iaylor IN the
iotn, q ID: syior ~ the i'th ana william
Sichlniey ey IN tne zo'9' mo.ey, cooper and
olos'enoi =" Sneau VI ,lieIr ucket' ne
majority MAORI ol Tue ia''er Is Grained 10 De fully
'VVV'
TOLEDO, Oct. 10.