Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-15
SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, oor. IS. 1884.
THE BUCKEYE BATTLE.
CUraxEssnEN VINO PULLED THROUGH
Tho Democrsts Counting On the ProhtSiUon
Vote Tn Rsdnoe the figurss Of the
Republican majority.

Vote tn Rsdnos the Rigurss Of the
Republican majority.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-Both Democratic
and Republican papers this morning agree
that yesterdays election was the blOodi lest
ever held here. The Democrats assert
that the thousand deputy marshals were
employed mainly in intimidating honest
voters, while the Republicans coustrue the
conduct of the police and deputy sheriffs
in similar manner. There were eight
persons shot, two or three Of whom will
die.
The Republicans claim q majority Of
twenty thousand in the state and the
Democrats concede ten thousand.
THE CoNeREssMEN RLKcTRD.
The following congressman we're
elected Republican FIRST district
Butterworth I'd, Brown 4th. Sinks
9th, Little (; 9th, Cooper A.; 18th, Albert G.
Thompson 14th, Grossvo1er /; 18th, J. d.
Taylor 18th, J. H. Taylor 10Th, Z. B,
Taylor Goth, Mckinley.
Democratic-5th, Leftover 9th, Hill;
7th, Seney ; 11th, Hart 18th. Onth.
waite 18th, Wilkins 18th, Geddss ;21st.
Foran. The doubtful are the Sd and 10th
districts.
A dispatch from Columbus says that
Morey, Rep, was elected to Congress
from the Ihlrd district.
THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY RETURNS
DAYTON, o., Oct 15.-Sinks, Republi-
can, is elected to Congress from the 4th
district by $50 majority. Montgomery
county returns all in gives sos Democratic
majority, Republican gain of ITO.
THE TENTH IN DOUBT.
TOLEDO, O., Dot. 15.-The Tenth con
greesional district is claimed by both
parties, but the result will be known to.
day.
WHAT MAY LESSEN THE MAJORITY.
| COLUMBUS, Oct. 15.-Nothing has been
received to-day to change last nights
estimate. Much mystery surrounds the
| Prohibition vote, and on this absence of
the reports from few counties the
Democrats base their hopes of cutting
down The Republican majority below
fifteen thousand. The congressman in
the 3D. district is very close, but the indi
cations favor Morey. Republican. The
indications are that johnson, Re.
publican candidate for supreme judge,
has q majority of 3, 600 in Hamilton county
and has run ahead of his ticket, notwith.
standing the opposition of the liquor men.
| If this be confirmed it will show that the
temperance Democrats scratched theil
own candidate and voted for johnson.
| EXCITEMENT IN TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, Oct. 15.-The interest in the
election was SO great that vast crowds re
manned at tho political headquarters
nearly all night. Early this morning
when the Republican victory was assured
the enthusiasm found vent in varioui
ways. Hundreds Of men with tin horn
Joined by others with torches formed
procession aud marched through the
streets. THE whole forenoon has witnessed
no abatement Of the interest, especially il
the result Of the congressional fight
THE TENTH DISTRICT CLOSE.
For Congress in this, the Tenth district
HuId claims 200 majority, while the Re
publicans claim that Rome Ia elected b.
from 200 TO 500. Returns come in slowly
aud it may take the official count to de
oide.
WEST vIRGINIA's OFFSET.
New YORK, Oot 15.-At DemOcrati
headquarters to-day 1t was asserted tha
the news from West Virginia offsets tha
from Ohio. No dispatches have bee
received from there since last night. A
Republican headquarters Chairman Jone
had dispatch from Ohio, saginp sevent
precincts in HamsYiiF 81 S.y the GsS- give Repul
lioan gain Hf . ed a5S !; this includes most {
eps ne Strongest Democratic precincts.
THE LATEST FROM WEST VIRGINIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ia dispatc
from Wheeling, w. Va, says !" The Re
publican state committee concede the ele(
!, tion of the entire Democratic state ticke
r by from {. 900 to 9. 600 majority, while th
Democrats claim 1000. The official vot
" has not been received from a single count
in the state.