Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-15

Ut fflanS had gone hack Ola the democrats
"They seem 20 want prohibIion," slid one man,
"and the only thing Tor the democrats 10 do now II
TO turn In and give them dose OF IT," Many
present swore loud and long In the bitterness of
their soul that they would hereafter vote for pro-
hibition. Democrats are also aging that n johnny
Mclean had been In the city three weeks instead ~
three days before election, there would have been
different story TO tell 5.
BY Associated Prsss
LATER ABOUT THE ECONGRESSMEN.
COLUMBUS, o., october Ih-The results In the
congressional districts are probably follows: The
democrats elect Lefesre in the NTH, Hill in the
sixth, Seney IN the seventh 0uthwait in the thir-
teenth, wilkins In the fifteenth, and Foran In the
twenty first The republicans elect ButIerworth
In the first, Brown In the second, Morey In the
third, Sinks In the fourth. Little in the eighth
Cooper IN the ninth, Powers In the tenth, Holt In
the eleventh Ihompson In the twelfth lrosyenor
In the fourteenth hedges In the sixteenth, j. d.
Taylor In the seventeenth. j. X. Taylor In the
William Mckinley Ia the twentieth. Morey, Cooper
and Grosvenor run ahead OF their ticket The
majority or the latter Is claimed be fully hooo
Later returns may change the results In three VI
the districts set down TO the republicans
A Bloody Election tay in CINCINNATI.
A LIST OF THE woUSDED-EACH PARTY BIAMEs THE
OTHER
CINCINNATI ONO. october Ia-Both the demo-
cratic and republican press this morning agree that
yesterday election In Cincinnati was the bloodiest
ever held here. The democratic papers assert that
the thousand deputy marshals were employed
mainly ia intimdating honest voters. while the
publican press constTue The conduct OF the police
force ana deputy Shel1is In a similar manner COM
pairing il to the Mississippi policy. Following is q
list oI those injured IN The oubreak: Joe Lawrey,
shot In spine; Bridget Hughes, struck In the breast
with a : one, dangerous; John Murphy. shot In
stomach flesh wound; Andrew Bennett tcoiored),
shot In the side. not dangerous: John Dalton, shot
in The leg. not dangerous sam Taylor 0coloredl,
shot In the size, Serious; Nike German policeInan),
shot in the back dangerous Henry Sherlock
Henry Brown lcolorcdl, shot In the abdo-
men, fatal The last three were wounded In
an affray at the corner OF and Freeman streets,
late last night. Between 50 and 100 persons took
part In the hight, which grew out Of attempt by
GOrman TO arrest negro. German was shot IN the
back by some unknown person and general fusil-
ade followed, 100 shots being fired The riot alarm
was sounded and tue disturbance was quelled,
after two policemen and Brown had been shot
Besides those injured, as above mentioned, Albert
Russell. cOured. was killed.
The republicans claim majority OF $1,000 In the
stale and the democrats concede 10000.
Republican MaJOrtties tu HamilaOa
County.
In Hamilton county S out OF los precincts gave
the following republican maJ0rtles on the state
ticket: Secretary OF state, James w. Robinson,
2.262; Judge OF the supreme court. William John
suon, 2.435; member OF the board of public works.
Leo Filchenger, 1906. Congr ssional ticket, first
district, BENZ Butterworth l.5oo; second district
Charles L. Brown, 2.dTS County ticket, sheriff,
Samuel Beresford, 4,s6s; probate Judge, II. p. Goe
bel. 2 2s2; county solicitor. Rufus b. smith, 346l:
coroner, A. l. Carrick, 3,05l; commissioner, John
ZumStein, 8 9i3: member of the board OF control,
Morris Bauer, 4,2t5. The remaining IL precincts
VIII not materially alter these majurties, which
all republican BereSford. for sheriff, ahead
OF his ticket, as did all the county ofiicers com
pared with the candidates on th state ticket The
three republican candidates on the judicial ticket
Peter Surfing, j. w. smith and Joseph Cox-were
also elected.
A Republican Coueressn man Elected
from she Fourth Observation-Disclosures
IA Dayton.
DAYTON, o.. october i5-John Sinks repubn-
as.sa
district by 100 majority. Montgomery county, the
returns from which are all In, gives 5S5
democratic majority for the state ticket,
elected their sheriff, Mr. Weir. The republi-
circuit judges Ia the second district are elected
by $500 majority The citizens are wild In demon
s;rat.oh, and boanres are ughted and the roar u
cannon and music disturb peaceful slumbers
Returns from Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. o., october l5.-Full election returns
show that Robinson, the repub blcan candidate for
secretary OF state, received In this county 22.s So
and Newman, the democratic Candidate, 20.6s6-
Robinson over Newman. 2.25s. johnson (repl. for
supreme court judge, 1896. Martin ldernl. 30 72s-
johnson owe Martin, 2.2I7 For member OF The
board OF public works-Fiickinger rep), % go;
Benier tdeln.l, 20sli-Fhclinger over Benfer. asa.
Mart A. Fofan ga m.), Tor Congressman from TIE
tw nLy-tiIst district part of this county, received
1875, and G. {. BurDet Gcp). l7.9l4-Forsn over
Burnet, 1901. The ward and townships or the
nineteenth district give f. b. Taylor Fep), 44l6,
and Horace AKord (dem-), 2ll3. The republicans
elect their entlIe county ticket
The prohfblIiOnists cast 36s for Z. j. Morris for
secretary OF state. 315 Tor hos bruugh Tor supreme
court Judge. and 331 Tor hirkerdeli ior member OF
the board or pubic wor,s. The average proliib-
ton vote WAS less than 400
The Full Vote OF f1amiifon County.
CINCINNATI, october l5.--Ihe total unofficial 10
turns from Hamilton county show the following
pluraiities on the stale and congressional ticket
Robinson. rep for secretary OF state, 225s; john
son. rep. ior judge OF tie supreme court. 2.5J7;
Flicenger, rep Tor the board OF public works,347:
Blu teTworth, rep first district, for Congress- 1885,
Brown, rep second district, Tor Congress-, 2,oss.
T greenback state ticket averaged 81. The pro-
mbition vote averaged 81. Total vote in the county
72O7S.
Continued Interest fn Column bns.
CoLUMBUs, q, October l5-The interest In the
election has not yet abated. The streets were
crowed all night ana are stli I'm that condition
Business men are discussing The result In most
animated manner. Nothing has been received to
ch lnge the estimates made last night Complete
returns have been received from twenty counties.
he reports were never so prompt before. This In
dicates that there were but few scratched ticketA
GREAT DEAL oF MYSTERY
surrounds the prohibition vote, and upn this and
the Withholding OF reports irtm a few counties the
democrats base The hone Of cutting down the re-
publican majority 10 5000 The contest for Con-
gressman In the third district Is very close but -
Morey, The republican candidate runs ahead OF his
ticket 1872 votes In Cleimont county, which maKes
change OF over 500 yoIes In Iayor OF the republi
cans. his friends claim his election The indics-
lions are that johnson rep), candidate for supreme
court judge, has majority OF 1900 IN Hamilton
county. and that he has run ahead Of the other
liquor interest III this Is confirmed IL will show
that the temperance democrats scratched tho1f
own candidate and voted Tor johnson
The Tenth District stsli tm DOUbe.
TOLEDO. OHIO october 1a-The result IN the
tent congressional district Is stn In doubt, both
parties claiming The srcoess OF their Candidate
The doubt hligcs rpon tine majority which Ottawa
county will gave Hurd. and tnis cannot now be
definitely ascertained. The result VIII doubtleD
be known In a Few hours
Fire in NerfoIk, Wa.
NORFOLK. Va. october IA fire broke out thD
morning a row OF buildings IN Roanoke square.
occupied by Arnistead d. BeDsen. W. s. Sauudef1
& Co, John H. Day Co, Etheffdge Co.. ana
Sanderiin Gto., wholesale groceries and commis-
sion merchants nIurlng tile buildings and stock to
the amount C1 AZ, ,0O0 which are insured.
From Wall Strces To-day.
NEW YORK. October IL NALL STREET, II a NJ
StocAs opened strong and 10 Ia per cent higher
than yesterday closing. LacAawanna, Onion Pacinc
and the Grangers were illr strongest shares Sub.
sequently Lake shore TELL ca peg CT q 10 755<, ana
Ihe general list declned y TO q per cent