Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-16

men, fatal. The last three were wounded in an
atiTay at TIE corner of Sixth and Freeman
streets late last night. Between iitty and one
hundred people took part iii the fight which grew
ont of an attempt of German to arrest negro.
German was shot in the back By an unknown
person, and a general fglSillade followed in
which one hundred shots were fred. The riot
alarm was sounded, and the disturbance was
quelied after two policemen and Brown had
been shot.
THE GREENBACK AID PROHIBITION VOTE.
Returns received from all parts of the State
are uniform in showing an increased vote. In
many places the increase is very marked, An
other feature shown is that the people were
more than ordinarily arrayed in the two great
parties Both the Greenbdck and Prohibition
vote is comparatively insignificant and thevotS
was as distinctly marked as if the Presidential
ticket had been before the people 4 matter Oi
great surprise is the large vote received by the
Republican candidate for Judge of The supreme
Court. There was Il general belief that ht
would fall far below the rest of the ticket owing
to dissatisfaction among the saloon men on ac-
count of his opinions on the Scott liquor law
On the contrary it appears that he has been car
ried fully up with the remainder OF the ticket
and here in Hamilton county his vote is greater
than that for Robinson
REPUBLICAN, QUALIFICATIONS.
C1NClNNATI October ljth-Thc Republicans
here are jubilant Crowds are on the streets
and upon the least proyocation are shoGting and
singing. 4 wagon appeared with hand organ
and flag, ana was followed by crowd OF shout
ing people The appearance of Ben Butter
worth, CongreSsman-elect from the First Dis
trict. the pOstoilice, attracted large crowd.
He was lifted up and carried some distance by
his enthusiastic supporters and was followed by
the cheering crowds until he left the street.
TOLEDO. October l5th-The interest in the
election was so great that a vast crowd re-
mained at the 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 were Joined by others with torches and
marched through the streets. The whole fore
noon has witnessed no abatement of interest.
especially i'll the result OF the Congressional
fight.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES BREATHE MORE FREELY
WASHINGTON, October 15th.-The excited and
uneasy feeling prevalent throughout the eNccu-
tive department of late, while awaiting the re-
suit of the Ohio election, has to-day given place
to great satisfaction among the thousand Gov
ernment employees in Washington, and the
routine business is proceeding quietly MS usual
A number of prominent officials are still absent
from the city, however, and many clerks are
already arranging for leave of absence to go
home to vote at the Presidential election. Polit-
zeal matters therefore, still continue to attract
attention on all sides, and although there is to-
day no appearance of excitement, the Novem-
Der election is yet maniiestiy the uppcimOst
subject of interest.
HAMILTON CoUNTY'S VOTE.
CrNcINNAr1 October 18th. II In Hamilton
county. 96 out of los precincts give the follow
ing maiorities: State ticket-Secretary of State,
James Robinson, 2.262; Judge ofSupreme Court,
William Johnson. 2,435: Member of Board of
sional ticket-First district, benjamin Butter
worth, 500; Second district, Charles L. Brown
207S. Judicial tieket-The three Republican
candidates, Peter Swing j. NJ. Smith and
Joseph Cox. were elected County ticket -
Sheriff, Samuel Reresford: Probate Judge. II. P.
Goebel. 2.2s2; County Solicitor, Rufus b. Smith,
3,464; Coroner, 4. J.. Caddick. 3,05i; Commits
sioner. John Zunstein, 3,gi3; Member of Board
OF Control Morris Bauer, 1905. The remaining
twelve precincts will not materially alter these
majorities, which are Republican. Beresford
for Sheriff ran ahead of the ticket, as did all the
county officers compared with the candidates
on the State ticket.
LATER The total unofficial returns from
Hamilton county show the following pluralitieS
son (Rep.). Secretary of State, 2.25S; Johnson
Rep.). Judge of Supreme Court, 1855: Fllcken-
berger (Rep.). Board of Public Works. 3.l47; ;
Butterworth (Rep9 First district, Congress,
,526: Brown Osep.), Second district 2,gS1. The
Greenback State ticket averaged o. The Pro
hibition vote averaged 81.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
CISCINNATI. October 15th-The vote in Ham
ilt0n county for Secretary of State was aS fol-
lows: Robinson, S7,12o; Newman. $,772; Har-
old (Greenbacker), 30; Morris tProhibition) 40.
CUYAHoGA COUNTY.
CLEVELAND, October 15th.-Full election re-
turns show Robinson Republican candidate for
Secretary Of State, received in this county 2St4
votes and Newman, the Democratic candidate,
2O,6is Johnson. Republican, for Supreme
Judge, received 22,94G, and Martin. the Demo
cratic candidate, u. .729. NJ. \. Forln, Demo
cratic candidate for Congressman from the
Twenty-first District Il part of this county, re-
ceiVed 1925; c. c. Burnet, Republican, 1871.
ships of the Nineteenth District gave E. i. Tsy
lor, Republican, Ills; Horace Alv0rd, Demo
crat, 2I13. The Republicans elect the entire
county ticket, including the Sheriff. The Pro
hibitiOnists cast 35S vOles for l.. j. Morris for
Secretary of State. 375 for Rosebrough for Su-
preme Judge. and 397 for Kendall for the Board
of Public Works. The average Prohibition vote
was less than A00
THE COUNTIES TO HEAR FROM.
COLUMBUS, October 15th.-Iorty-thTee counties
of the State show net Republican gain of T.
go. This includes Hamilton county, but does
not include Cuyahoga, franklin and Lucas
counties. OF the As counties to hear from, y
gave Republican majorties and u Democratic
for Governor in 1883.
CHOICE OF coTGREsSMEN.
COLUMBUS, October l5th.-Results in Congress
Sional districts are probably as follows: Demo
Gratis elect Anderson in the Fourth, Lcfevre in
the Fifth, Hill in the Sixth. Sewey i'll the Sew
enth. Cultivate in the Thirteenth. wilkins in
the Fifteenth, Geddes in the sixteenth and
FOran i'll the Twenty-frst. The Republicans
elect ButterwOrh in the First, Brown III the Sec
ond, Morey III the Third. Little in the Eighth,
Cooper in the Ninth, Hart in the Eleventh,
J. u. Taylor in the Seventeenth, J.
II. Taylor i'll the Eighteenth, L. B. Taylor in the
Nineteenth and Nm. Mckinley in the Twen-
tieth. Morey, Cooper and Grosvenor run ahead
of their ticket. The majority of the latter is
claimed to be fully 5000. The result in the
Tenth Congressional District is still in doubt.
both parties claiming the success of their candi-
date. The doubt hinges upon the majority
cannot now be definitely aScertaincd. The re-
suit will doubtless be known in Il few hours.
CoLrMBus. October 15th.-A dispatch from
Hamilton says Campbell (Dem.) is elected to
Congress in the Third district by ils majority.
CoITNBIs October 1jth.-A dispatch from To-
ledo at l. o clock says: Hurd comedies the elec-
lion of Remeis Rcp.) to Congress in the Tenth
District.
''ME voTEE STRAIGHTEE.'
CINo1NxArI. October l5th-A recently natural
lied Chinaman approached the polls 10 exercise
the right of an american citizen. As lie was
he iirst Chinaman 70 east a vote. there was
great excitement in the crowd Me yotec
said he, waving the HePuDAcan
ticket over his head. lie was not challenged.
Aitcr he had deposited the vote he walked Oh
with broad gIin of satisfatt tion.
OPINION OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS.
WAsHfxGToN. October 18th. Commissioner
Dudley arrived in the city from Ohio this after
noon To reporter. who met him on his ar
rival. he said that he was not surprised al lhe
majority. lie said the effect of the victory in
ohio would he to insure tn the Republicans IN
November 10th Indiana and New York.
IcRAIN, TRUNBULL AND MEDINA COUNTIES.
CoIrMBUs, October l5th.-LorGin county gives
for Secretary OF State, 2,i15 majority.
Trumbuil county. with two precincts yet to
hear from. gives Robinson SIPS majority. This
will bring the majority in the State up to l2t0o.
Medina county gives IL Republican majority of
900.
sUMsiAEY OF THE CONGRESSIONAL SITUATION.
CoirxBtS. October 15th.-RepuhlIcan Con
yresslnen have been elected in the First, second,
Eighth, Ninth. Tenth, Twelfth, Fourteenth,
Eighteenth, Nineteenth and Twentieth districts.
Total. ten.
Democratic Congressman have teen elected
in the Third Fourth. Fiith, Sixth, Seventh,
Ihirteeuth. Fifteenth, Sixteenth Seventeenth
and Twenty First. Total, ten.
The Eleventh district j. stin in doubt
EIKINs JUBILANT.
NEW YORK. October i5th.-At the Republican
tonight Elkins was feeling jubi-
ant and said I'VE have Indiana now, sure.
We have received assurances from several
Southern States, where we are going 70 put IN
our work that many Democrats and eNCon-
fcderaicS are with lis, ard viii give their rs
40 will cartgiuly curry three four