The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-16
REVISED RETURNS.
Now the Republican Blg Figures Van
ish In Ohio.
THE MAJORITY DOWN TO 1900.
The Democrats Have the Most Con-
gressmen, But Lose Hurd.
WEST VIRGINIA SOLID AS EVER,
How Biain. and Cleveland Heard the
News-The Estimated ohio Majori-
ties Ry Counties-C -Cievelsnd's
New York Trip, Etc.
WEST VIRGINIA SOLID AS EVER,
Ohio.
INTERESTED cROw Is.

Ohio.
INTERESTED CROWDS.
CoLUNnUs, Oct. l5.-The interest in
tho election has not abated. The Re-
publicans kept crowds in the streets until
daylight. There are still crowds, but OF
different character and there are bust
ness men who are discussing tho results
in most animated manner. Nothing
has been received 10 change tho esti-
mates sent last night. Complete re-
turns are in from twonty counties.
Reports were never so prompt before,
This indicates few scratched tickets. a
good deal of mystery surrounds the pro-
hibition vote. upon this fact and upon
the WITHHOLDING Of the reports from a
few counties the Democrats base the hope
of cutting down the Republican major
ity below 1900. The contest
district iEs congress & very IN close, iao 'Rna bn1
as Morey, the Republican candidate.
runs ahead of his ticket lS2 votes in
ClermOnt county, which makes n change
of over 800 votes in favor of the Republi-
cans. His friends claim his election.
The indications are that Johnson, Re
publican candidate for supreme judge,
has majority i'm Hamilton county, OF
over 5000, and that 30 has run ahead OF
the opposition of the liquor interest. IL
this is confirmed, ii will show that the
temperance Democrats scratched their
own candidate and voted for him.
FRANK HUED's DISTRICT DOUBTFUL.
TOLEDO, Oct. l5.-The result in the
tenth congressional district is still in
doubt. Both parties are claiming the
success of their candidate. The doubt
hangs upon the majority which Ottawa
hi nj
now be definitely ascertainod. The re-
suit will doubtless be known in few
hours.
GREESpACKERS AND pROHIBITIONiSTS
SCARCE.
CINCINSATI, Oct. l5.--The returns re-
ceived from all parts of the state are uni
form in showing that the increased vote
is very marked. Another feature so far
is that the people more than ordinarily
were arrayed in the two great parties.
Both the Greenback and Prohibition
parties cast com paratively insignifi-
cant vote. The election is as distinctly
marked as If the presidential tickets had
been before the people.
A GREAT SURPRISE
is the large vote received by the Repub-
lican candidate for judge of the supreme
court. There was a general belief that
he would fall far below the rest of the
saloon men on account of his opinions on
the Scott liquor law. On the contrary
it appears that he has been carried
fully up with the remainder of the
ticket, and here in Hamilton county
his vote is greater than for Robinson
Clark county is estimated 70 give 2,3Gt
majority, Republican. Scotia county
is about 200, with Judge Johnson lead
| ing tho ticket. Athens county gives
Grosvenor, Republican candidate for
congress, 1000 majority. Bellaire shows
a slight Democratic gain. Lalion,
Kent, Coskocton, Lancaster, Mansfield
and Somerset also show small Demo
cratic gains. The Republicans so far
are jubilant. Crowds are on the streets,
and upon the least provocation are
| shouting and singing.
THE Ape RANCE OF BUTrERwORTII,
congressman elect from the first dis
trict, near the post-oilice attracted a
large crowd. He was lifted up and car
ried some distance by his enthusiastic
| supporters. and was followed by cheer
ing crowd until he left the street.
REPUBLICANS JUBELATE.
TOLEDO, Oct. l5.-The interest in the
| election was so great that vast crowd
remained at political headquarters
nearly all night. Early this morning,
when Republican victory was assured,
, the enthusiasm found vent in various
| ways. Hundreds of men, with tin
horns, joined by others with torches,
, formed in procession and marched
through the streets. The whole fore
noon has witnessed no abatement in
the interest, especially in the result OF
the congressional fight.
HuRp CLAIMS A MAJORITY
of 200, while the Republicans claim Ro-
meis' election by from 200 to 500. Re-
| turns come in slowly, and it may take
the official vote to settle it, Not hing
has been heard from the back townships
in Ottawa county.
MURDERED BY DEPUTY MARsHALS.
CINCINNATI, Oct l5.-Both the Demo-
cratic and Repu blican press this morn
ing agree that yesterdays election in
Cincinnati was the bloodiest ever held
here. The Democratic papers assert
that 1000 deputy marshals were en-
plOyed, mainly to intimidate honest
voters, while the Republican press con-
strue the conduct of the police force and
the deputy sherif1s in similar manner,
comparing it to the "Mississipi policy"
injured in yesterdays outbreak
Killed: Albert Russell (negio).
Wounded: Joe Lowry, shot in the
spine, fatally; Bridget Hughes, struck
| in breast with boulder, dangerously;
John Murphy, shot in the stomach, flesh
wound; Andrew Bennett (negr"), shot
in the side, not dangerous; John Dalton,
shot in the leg, not dangerous; Sam
Tayler (negro), shot in the side,
in the hack, dangerous; Henry Sher
lock, policeman, shot in the back, dan
gerous; Henry Brown, negrO,s shot in the
abdomen, fatally.
The last three were wounded in the
affray at the corner of Sixth and Free
man streets last night. Between fifty
and 100 people took part in the fight,
which grew out of All attempt OF Cor
man to arrest negro. German was shot
in the back by an unknown person and
u general fusilade followed, in which 100
shots were fired.
THE RIOT ALARM
wax sounded and the disturbance was
qu-lled after the two policemen and
Brown had been shot.
The Republicans claim 10000 majority
in the state and the Democrats concede
10000.
CoNoREssxEN ELECTED
Ofoongressmen, both parties cOncede
as follows: The Republicans elected in
the first district, Ben Butterworth; (;
second, Gen. Charles q. Brown; fourth,
John +. Sinks; eighth, John Little;
ninth, w. G. Cooper; twelfth, Alphonzo
seventh. ). p. Tayior; eighteenth, J. II.
Taylor; nineteenth, Ezra b. Taylor;
twentieth. William Mckinney.
The Democrats elected in the fifth dis
trict, Ben Lecture; sixth, w. ID. Hill;
seventh, George Ezeney; eleventh, Il. +.
Ellsberry; thirteenth, Joseph Outh-
waite; fifteenth, Beriah Wilkins; six
teenth, George w. Gendes; twenty first,
NJ. A. Foran.
Doubtfai, third district.
Close, tenth, chances iavoring Jacob
Romeis, the Republican.
scLEvELAND RETURNS.
CLEvELASp, Oct. Il. The full election