Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18


 Eight hundred and tveatv-r--a. wards and precincts in Ohio sL91 a rlt Republican gain of l262g. The same ratio of gain throughout the rema.,f.. of the State will give tho EcpubEc-r-. majority of 1G,5OO.
 SECOND DISPATCH.
 COLUMBUS, Get. Ij.-Latsr r,ao-. from the Fourth distIic: show laa e.... ton of Anderson, Democrat, to Causr4s. oyer Sinks, Republican.
 THmD DISPATCH.
 COLUMBUS, Oct. I5.-Promirent I--l. ocratic politicians reason as fa..-. about the election: Heavy Repub,.r.r gains have be made n the c.-. whereas the Democrats have c.Mel !. the country. Thus in Columbus. c.. Republicans gained, but il l... townships of Franklin county. We L.r, gained enough to keep 1t Democr. .,. this it will be found to be the r... in townships of other sir Democratic counties, not ys. l.. from, that Republican maioritie- will. reduced below 10,000. The Republican leaders do not cOncede this. Jl. -ga. are on the look out for reductions b.... the hIgh figures set at a late A0ur I-. night They talk of improper m4r.sH. Iations, but say that under co1I..s'r. of the campaign in Ohio hav.a- .a.- carried by the Democrats two ye.-, i- success ion, any majority is . t7.au.a. thus the lenders are watching -l returns.
 FOURTH DISPATCH,
 COLUMBUS, Get. 1j.--A d.-ra.al --.-- Hamilton says Campbell, Democ-... j. elected to Congress in the Ihi-I district by HIS majority.
 FIFTH DISTANCE.
 COLUMBUS, Get. 1j.-Sotbiuy has E--r. received to change the estimate. ..,t last night. Complete returns a-. ir from twenty counties; the reyor.s v.. never so prompt before; this indicates but few scratched tickets < good Ge of mystery surrounds tlc Prohibition vote. Upon this aad the withholding of reports from a few counties tLe Dem Ccrats base a hope Of cutting down tle Republican majority below .l Tho contest for Congress Iu tL- l.i-i l-s- trict is very close. but as lo-eE. seuun- lican candidate, ruI- ahead oi lls te... 132 votes Sa GicrmoEt county, winch makes a change Os over -.j v,-e- Il favor of the Repu5.Ic-L-. his ireu.s claim his election. Iudlca l'as a~- tl., Johnson, Republican caElId.te t.r e-- preme Judge, has uaI'-ly -- i.a.. ton county oi 3,OuD. ana that b. r-I ahead of other candidates not ----.- ing the opposition Of tho AgHll r-.-.-.. IT tnls is confirmed 1t wl- -.- temperance Democrats scre-c.e. t...- own candidate and voted I'r ll..
 SIXTH DISPATCH.
 COLUMBUS. Oct. 1j.-Up t1 -r.-.. turns have heeu received from .. ties in Ohio, including LlLl... showing ne- Republican CPS. Ol t.e t5 counties .t. q. from 2i gave Republican aud e. cratic mGi0rities m 1885. Cl. Lucas and Franklin counties lr. the number not heard ,sou- -r-. defeated in ;he 10th district -E. ,...- bell is elected In the 3ld ll-,sl,..
 CINCINNATI, Oct. 1J-The Le.- cans ci Linn 2Ottj llGJo-4-g lr 'ir and the Dem crat- cO-ceJe I"t.I- 't CGnSTessmen both I2rtes CcIye follows: Republicans etct-d, -l district, Ben. BUtterwC:th; eCHuli Charles l.. Brown; fourth, tol- .. Sinks; eighth, John Little; uu-ta. ..- C. Cooper; eleventh. AlpACnsO U fourteenth, C. H. GrasysnOr; str..- teeuth. J. r. Taylor; eighteenth. ;.. -.. Taylor; nineteenth, Ezra B. If- twentieth, Wm. NckInlv- The D crats elected in the tif,h district, .- Lefevre; sixth, W. D. Hlii; seyca.., George r. Seney; eleventh. l.. r. E.--- bery; thirteenth, Joseph II. Outhwal-; fifteenth. BeTiah U. Wilkins; sixteenth. George ". GedC es; twenty-tiIst. N 4. Foran, doubtful; third districs clos. tenth. chances favounC Jacob Ron - Republican. In Hamilton unty .6 out of los precincts give tae following Republican maioritics on State ticket. Secretary Cf State, James Robinson, 2.265: Jndce Of the Supreme Cour.. Wrn. Johnson, 2,435; COngresslo1Gi ticket. first district. Ben. Bustervorth; second district, Charles z. Brown, 2,O7s.
 There ia evidently m error in tlr I1th district. as both the Dsmocrgt.' and Republican candidates are -ep0rt-a ps elected.-Ed.
 C1xc1yxATI. Oct. 15.-Both the Dc4- cratic and Republican press this ulr.- inQ agree that yesterdays election ]. Cincinnat' WAS the bloodiest ever I..I here. The Democratic papers assert that thousands Of deputy marsEah ve-. employed mainly n ln.imid3tiEg lort-t voters, while the Republicans cons--T- the conduct of the police force and C.a. uty sherif;s in similar manner, com pairing It to the Gissippi pali-y.
 The following IS a list Os JhOs' f-- iured in yesterdays outbreak: kil.t Albert Russell (colOTed); wounded, @a" Lowry, shot in the spine, fatal; Brle-e- Hughes, struck ia the breast wItG boulder, dangerous; John Murphy, Ha. Tn the stomach, flesh wound: Aut.ev Bennett (col0redJ, shot in the s.ds, Ia' dangerous; Sam Taylor (coloreCI, shot in the side, serious; Mike GOTEau. f.- hceman, shot in the back, danCeIoIs; Henry SpeTlOck, policeman, shot ln t-- back, dangerous; Henry Brown .e.-- Ored), shot ID abdomen, fatal The three were wounded in Gl airGy lt corner of Sixth and Freeman str-..-- Late last night between j0 and loJ !. pie took part ID a fight which grew ..- of an attempt of GoEmau t2 g-rs- negro.
 CLEVELAND. Ohio, Oct. I5. Full ..r- ton returns show Robinson, RnE-. ..- can, candidate for Secretary of o- received in tEi5 county, 42,S5l g Newman, Dem crst, 2J6iG. Ja... Republican, for Supreme JUa-.. -.. Ceived 22 9i6; Martin, Democrat. -..-. A. Foran, Democrat, for Congo from the 2lst district. a pert C. county. received f92iJ; C. C. t.- Republican, lI,9if; Foran over La l,3Jl. Wards and tOv-aship- oi .- - dIstricth gave F. J. Taylor, H-pUa. 4,4l6; Horace Aly0Fd, Democrat, ..-
 NEW YoBE, Get. 1J.- GoverUcr { land left Albany this morning , panied by his private sccretaIE | Mayor Banks of Albany. It w. expressed wish ot the Governor tl.- demonstration be m8do in hls along the route. At P.ushEeeI ever. the crowd was so large and e. .- siastic that he was induced ;a | himself to the asGeubia-e. Tor minutes he shO k hands EijA l- N.-.. 2 .. c al 1-.