The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-16
MUCH BETTER.
The Republican Majority Next
to Nothing.
THINGS LOOKING VERY WELL.
-. Democrats Have a Majority Of
,he Congressional Delegation
The Blaine Circus Dragging
Through Michigan.

crxc1xyArI, October 15.-Both the
democratic and Republican press, this
corning, agree that yesterdays cleo
tion in Cincinnati was the bloOdiest
syor held here. Democratic papers
ssSert thata thousand deputy marshals
we're employed, mainly in intlmidating
honest voters, while the Republican
nress CONSTITUTES the conduct Of the
noIice force and deputy Sheriffs in
similar manner, comparing 1t to the
Mississippi policy. Following is a list
of those injured in yesterdays out
break: Albert Russell, (colOTed)
wounded, Joe Lowry, shot in the spine,
fatal: Bridget Hughes, struck IN the
breast with a boulder, dangerous; John
Murphy, shot in the stomach, heSh
wound; Andrew Bennett (cOlOred) shot
in the side, not dangerous; John Dalton,
sbot in the leg, not dangerous Sam
Taylcr (colored) shot III the side,
serious: Mike German, policeman, shot
in the back. dangerous: Henry Sherlock,
noliceman, shot in the back, dangerous;
Henry Brown (colored) shot iii the alb
3omen. fatal. The last three were
sounded in the atfray at the corner OF
sixth and Freeman streets, late last
MONT. Between fifty and 100peOple took
mart in the fight which grew out OF an
ATTEMPT OF German TO arrest negro.
German was shot in the back by an I'M
known persOn and a general fusilade
followed, in which a hundred shots
we're fred. The riot alarm was sounded
and the disturbance quelled after two
policemen and Brown had been shot.
yc,.r7T,Tiao-,c clofr,, On hl0 m IN
the State and Democrats cOncede 10000.
In Hamilton County ninety-siX out OF
108 precincts give the following Repub-
Iican majOrities: State ticket-Secretary
Of State, Jas. Robinson, 2,2S2; Judge of
the Supreme Court, VIM. Johnson,
2,435; member of the board of public
works, Leo Fiickinger, 3,035; Congress
siOnal ticket-First District, Benjamin
Butterworth, 100; Second district,
Charles C. Brown, 2,070; Judicial
tcket-three Republican candidates.
Peter Swing, J, N. Smith and Joseph
Cox, we're elected; county ticket
Sheriff, Samuel Beresford; pro-
bate Judge, II. 2. Goebel, 1922; county
solicitor, Rufus 3. Smith, &, 464; coroner
A. L. Carrick, 3,051; commissioner,
John Zumstein, 3,9l3; member of board
Of control, Morris Bauer, 4,205. The
famaining twelve precincts will not
materially alter these majorities, which
are Republican. BeresfOrd, for sheriff,
ran ahead of the ticket, as did all county
officers compared with candidates on
the State ticket Total returns from
Hamilton county show the following
pluraliies for the State and Congress
sional ticket: Robinson, Republican,
for secretary of State, 2,25S; Johnson,
Republican, for judge of the supreme
court, 1851; Flickenberger, Republican,
board Of public works, 3,147; Butter
worth, Republican, first district, Con-
gTeSS, ,525; Brown, Republican, second
district 2,0S7. The Greenback State
ticket averaged 80; the Prohibition vote
averaged 81.
Returns received from all parts of the
State are uniform in showing an in
creased vote. In places the increase is
very marked. Another feature shown
IS that the people were more than Ordi-
narily arrayed in the two great parties,
both the Greenback and Prohibition
vote being comparatively insignificant,
and the vote was as distinctly marked
as If presidential ticket had been be-
lore the people. A matter of great sur
prise Is the large vote received by the
Republican candidate for judge Of the
supreme court. There was a general
belief that he would fall far below the
rest of the ticket owing to the disaffec-
ton among saloon men on account of
his opinions on the Scott liquor law;
on the contrary it appears he
has been carried fully up with
the remainder of the ticket
and here in Hamilton County, his vote
IS greater than for Robinson. Clarke
County is estimated to give 2, 300 Repub-
hcan majority; Scioto, about 700, with
Judge Johnson leading the ticket.
Athens County gives Grosvenor, Re
publican, for Congress, 1000 majority.
Bellaire shows slight Democratic gain;
GALLON, Kent, COShocton, Lancaster,
Mansfield and Somerset also show
small Democratic gains. Republicans
mere are jubilant. Crowds are on the
streets, and upon the least provoCation
are shouting and singing. a wagon
appeared with a hand organ and flag,
ana vas followed by q crowd OF shout
nag people; The appearance OF Ben.
butlerWOrth, COngreSSman-elect from
the First District, near the postoffice,
attracted large crowd. He was lifted
up and carried some distance by his
enthusiastic supporters, and was fol-
lowed by the cheering crowd until he
lett the street.
Unofficial reports from the third dis
trlct elect Campbell, Democrat, to Con-
gress over Morey, Republican.
DAYTON, October 15.-John Sinks, Re
publican is elected to Congress from this
district by 80 majority, Montgomery
county, returns all in, gives 595 Demo
cratic majority for the State ticket, a
republican gain of 100, Citizens are
fEl!Idly demonstrative BOnfires were
Hshted, cannOnS roared and bands Of
n music disturbed peaceful sIumbers all
. The vote of Hamilton County for
q6ecretary of State is as as follows:
19oDlnSon, 1920; Newman, 34,772 !;
bn;aaitao9ld, lGreenback) 80; Morris, pro
oGLEvELAYD, October 15.-Fuu election
cetuTns show Robinson, Republican
oaiildldate for Secretary OF State, re-
Selyed IN this county 22;S64 votes; New
p md9. Democrat, 20,646; Johnson, Re
BS169.h Hn, for Supreme Judge, received
ZIP; Martin, Democrat, %, 929; NJ.
IT. roran, Democrat, for CONGRESSMAN
''ih the Twenty-frst District, in q part