Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-15
THE RESULT IN OIrIO.
what the Papers Say.
Mr.. pANA'S DETECTION.

TktE RESULT IN OEElO.
What the Papers Say.
Mr. pANA's DEDUCTION.
From the New York Sun tanti- Cleveland)
We thing Grover Cleveland IS beaten.
10 CAUSE FOR DIsCoCEAGEMENr.
From the New York Herald (anti- Raine)
The seandalous scenes In CiHcinnaI can scarcely
fail TO shock and disgust reputable voters I'm all
parts OF the country with party which. under the
eyes of Its candidate and with his manay cement,
used such means TO carry an election Tie demo
Gratis have 10 reason TO b. discouraged at the
RESULT or yesterday. but on the contrary. The
ire men have spent their strength on a blow
which hurts them far more than il does their an
tagc IiStS.
THE REPUBLICANS WILL ''PUsH THINGS UNTIL AFTER
NOVEMBER 4rH.
From the New York Tribune (rap)
The battle is not yet over. hut with proper effort
its end is placed bevoad doubt There was a
chance that fraud might have carried Ohio. and
defeat in that state might have dishear,ened re-
publican forces Now, the only danger Is that re-
publican oyer-confidence may lead To neglect OF
details But veterans are not the men TO break
ranks and revel In Captured camp while a hostile
iorce Is still In sight There will be time enough
TO rejoice after November 4th TIL then, repuhli-
cans Will push things" as sheridan did In VIZ
ginla and with the same result To enemies OF the
republic. The victory is largely due 10 the great
popularity and the splendid personal leadership OF
MT. Blaine and Gen. Logan. Had these two power
full champions not taken tie field In person, had
and c0gent statements OF republican PRINCIPLES
ana aims there might nave been enough indffer-
ence 10 render the result doubtful. Mr. Blame
especially. received WITH welcome never given TO
any other man IN the country, has shown that for
once the candidate is stronger than the party.
ONLY AN OUTPOST CARRIED.
From the n. Y. Times (anti- Baiae)
And what is the result! republican loss OF
6,cOo in the majority as compared with the vote OF
1880 From such result the supporters OF Mr.
Cleveland will draw. not disheartennlent. but new
courage. Ohio was but an outpost which the che
my have Carried at fearful cost. They have well
nigh exhausted themselves before the beginning OF
the actual fight. New York is now the battle
ground. and on that fied the assurance OF victory
IS already complete
NEW YORK SURE FOR CLEVELAND.
From the New York World tde,nD
The result IS what TIE World expected and pre-
dicted IL changes the battle-ground from a re-
publican stronghold, which has stood mistaken in
presidential years foc twenty-eight consecut i've
years with reliable average republican ma
jofity OF $4,000. to democratic state with a
glorious record. New York again becomes the bat
tle-ground for the preSldency-New York. with ITS
glorious list Of demncra &c victories for such lead
erS as jefferson. Madison, Monroe. Jackson: for
Daniel ID. Tompkins, De Wit Clinton. Martin Van
Buren,, William J.. Marcy. SilaS Wright. Horatio
Luuius Robinson ana lastly Grover Cleveland.
with his splendid majority OF 1900. New York
is sure for Cleveland and New YORK means victory
IT ELECTS BLAINE AND LOGAN.
From the Philadelphia Press (rep)
A triumph so brilliant and emphatic will inspire
the republicans OF the whole country With new
courage, confidence and enthusiasm Their adj
vance during the remaining three weeks Of the
campaign viii be tTtumphai march The west
has answered to the east and the voice OF both sec
tons proclaiinS not only that the republican army
is unbrSheI. but that il is moving forward with
fresh vtgor and power Ohio emphasizes the yer-
dict OF Maine. and the concurrent uttcrance Of
these two imDortanI states SCaterS the noisy claim
hat hn ran x,ra fpD
the early stages OF the campaign we were told that
New England Was honey conbed with general and
asessaisd nsTmon hn and Maine
the claInorouS enemies OF republ.canism loudly
trumpeted that the republican foundations were
cru!nbiing In the west And now Ohio brushes that
This gratifying result VIII not only stimulate the
republicans with fresh zeal and determination. but
fu. 1t shows the DRIFT and sets the current Tor the
whole country. IL leaves no reasonable prospect
OF defeating Blaine and Logan.
EVERYTHING HINGES ON NEW YORK.
From the New York Star (Tammany organ,
All the braggadocia that was mouthed at Chi
cage as to the nroads that were 70 be made on the
republican states OF the northwest is proven to
have been empty vaporing The democracy need
not expect 30 carry Iowa or Wisconsin. IL was a
blunder at the start 10 make such confident predc-
tons Of holding Ohio. The presidential battle Is
st1n to be fought out and decided on The old lines
in New York. Indiana, New Jersey ana Connecti-
cut-above Oil In New York. which is still the piv-
Otal state
II would be futile to deny that his nard-won vic
tory In OHIO Will give tremendous Impetus to
Blaines canvass but Cleveland may yet De elected
by New York. Indi ma and one or two other north
ern states In conjunction with the southern pha-
lanx, in which, as West Virginia shows, no serious
walk-over. no easy contest Everything hinges on
New York, and there won't be a vote to spare. With
Cincinnati showing republican gain OF more than
5000 votes, we cannot see that the promised Ger.
man revolt and young republican revolt have sat
isfactOrly materalizcd. In this state. too n the
democrats are to win, they must count mainly on
democratic votes and on an earnest. united 'front.'
That is the naked truth OF the situation.
THE B. AND O. AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
WAR-The Pennsylvania railroad is hauling the
Baltimore and Ohio trains between Baltimore and
courts on the Injunction cases The hearing OF
the case in the United States court at Philadelphia
Is liked for Friday. The committee OF the Balt-
went to Philadelphia yesterday. where they met
President Roberts, Vice President Thomson Gem
eral Counsellor Scott and number OF the direc-
tors, and had general interchange of views The
committee will report the result or their visit at
meeting OF the association.
An OUTRAGE FOLLOWED By A LYNcHrNG.-As a 10.
year-old girl, named Bennett, was walking with O
Monday. one OF three negroes working in the field
seized and rav1shed her. All the negroes were cap
tured and were taken to Guthrie and put under
guard At three O'Clock yesterday morning party
OF mounted men rode up to the house where the
negroes were confined and fired at them through
the windows. One OF them ran into the street ard
was Shot dead. The others were again fired upon
and one the ravsher, was left for dead. An fnves-
tigation AFTER the lynchers had left showed that
the negro had feigned death He was returned to
the Jail, but 1t Is thought he viii be lynched.
A STRANGE TRANsP0RMATloN.-JohnS pry, OF the
Gardner & Spry Lumber company, Chicago, is q
wealthy citizen His family consisted OF four girls
and three boys up TO few weeks ago, but now he
has four boys and three girls The second daugh-
ter, Miss Harriet Spry, was fav0rite with her
Schoolgirl companions untu q short time since.