The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-21
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Columbus, Oct. 15.-The interest in the
election has not abated, notwithstanding
the republicans kept In crowds in the
streets until daylight. There are still
crowds but of different character. There
are business men who are discussing the
results in the most animated manner.
Nothing has been received TO change the
estimates sent last night. Complete re-
turns are in from twenty counties. Re-
ports were never SO prompt before. This
indicates few scratched tickets.
GOOD DEAL OF MYSTERY
surrounds the prohibition vote upon this
and the Withholding of reports from few
counties, the democrats base the hops of
cutting down the republic An msiority be-
low $4,000. The contest for congress in
the third district is very close but as
Morey, the republican candidate, runs
ahead of his ticket l32 votes in Clermond
county which makes change of over 500
votes in favor of the republicans. His
friends claim his election.
THE INDICATIONS
ere that johnson, republican candidate, for
supreme Judge, hes majority in Hamil-
Ton county of 5000 ard that he has run
ahead of the other candidates, nothwith-
standing the opposition OF the liquor in
terest. Ii this is confirmed it will show
that the temperance democrats scratched
their own candidate and voted for him.
SINK SINKS.
A later report from The Fourth district
shows the election of Anderson, demo
crat, to congress oyer Sinks, republican.
A PROMINENT DEMOCRATIC POLITICIAN
reasons as follows about the elec'i ion: The
heavy republican gains have been made in
the city, whereas the democrats have
gained in the country. Thu, in Columbus
the republicans gained, but In the back
townships of Franklin We have gained
enough TO keep the democratic ms jority
where it was. This will be found to be the
case in the townships of other strong demo
cratic counties not yet heard from, and the
republican msjority will be reduced below
10000.
THE REPUBLICAN LEADERS
do not concede this, but they are on the
lookout for reductions below the high fig
ures set at late hour last night. They
talk of improper manipulations, but they
saw that under the conditions of the cam
paign, and Ohio having ben carried by
the democrats two years in succession, any
majority is triumph. Thus the leaders
are watching for final returns.
RoMEIs AND CAMPBELL ELECTED.
A dispatch from Toledo says that Hurd
conceded the election of Romeis, republi.
can, to congress IN the Tenth district.
A dispatch from Hamilton, o., says
Campbell, democrat, is elected to congress
in the Third district by Alb majority.
FoRTY-THREE COUNTIES
in the state show net republican gain OF
1862. This includes Hamilton county,
but does not include Cuyahoga, Franklin
and Lucas counties. OF the foriy-five
counties 10 hear from. twen'y-one gave re-
publican majorities and tweniy-four demo-
cratic majorities for governor in 1888.
UNOFFICIAL SUMMARY.
Unofficial returns have been received
from all the counties of Ohio except the
following: Carroll. Georgia, Lorraine, Me-
dina and Trumbull. These counties in
1888 all gave republican msjorities, aggre-
eating 1912 The following counties show
unofficial republican majorities on the