The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-14
OHIO
Partial Returns from the
Election on Tuesday.
VERY VARYING NAJORITIES.
The Republicans Claim a fiaIs' 'i'5
for Foraker Of froIn 10 900
10 10000.
The ohio Election.

f.TEL.LN al. ~ g-N0AIA ~. 49, 49,
.s,. in this City began without any dis
order. Up to 10 o m. 10 arrests had
been made. Two causes contributed 70
-bis result-the division of the precincts
- mat not more than 300 Or 400 voters
are Ia any one. and the rain which pre-
-.1t- crowds from collecting. Al judges
r-o provided with printed lists or what
are cor sidered fraudulent regiStrleS.
and the voting Is watched with care.
Pain was reported almost all over the
state last night and TO day. This VII
doubtless have the effect TO cause ilgnt
vote throughout the state.
The rain ceased here between IL ana
j.. bat the sky was not entirely clear:
The vote poIled at II o clock showed
fully up to the average. Good order
nos been maintained, though drunken
non are TO be found around some or the
voting places, in spite Of the State Law
recurring ell places where intoxicating
drinks are sold TO be closed on election
5av. Rain Is reported in the central
and northern parts OF the State at noon.
The election IS passing Off quietly,
with Indications that light vote VIII be
roled. TRAINED all the forenoon, anu
i believed that if it should clear away
the main part OF the vote. VIII De
E~0ucbr cut during the afternoon.
Some scratching Is being done on the
1oeal and legislative tickets, buJ work
~ +hls kind Is thought not 70 be fOrmid-
able 10 either side, although some pre-
..r,ts were behind in their vote at
~o9n 1t was thought at that hour
mat half of the CITY vote had been
rolIed. Neither committee has any
Information Of consequence, except
-rat the rain IS general and 4 fair vote
r, he;nr pOlled st Toledo. where Repub
rcqns claim that Foraker will carry the
CLEVELAND. October i3.-The election
81. rrogre>sing In q ver- orderly manner
There have been no Disturbances and
the new registering law seems 70 be
Great success. FRAUD Is leSseued and
biz v8-e is being p0l,ed. The morning
was wet aud disagreeable. but notwlth-
sanding The electors turned out IN
great numbers, Democrats and Repub-
HCans both claim the day. l. IS lmpos-
-55le a. THIS hour 10 predict the result.
COsH0CToN. O.. October 10 Rainy
dav and light vote up ID noon, The
PrOhIDitioniSts gain slightly IN the city.
Repubucan candidate Tor treasurer,
sheriff and inhrmdry directors run
eaitttA4 LL LAAC LALhEA A4AN AAAe@f k'ANA-
through. The remainder of the Demo
cratic ticket VIII probably have small
majority.
CINCIYNATI, October 13.-The election
I'm Ohio to- Law was for state and County
officers for thirty->eVen Senator's and
40 Representative of the general
assembly and upon four amendments
10 the Constitution, changing the State
elections from October to November,
anl one changing 30 term OF Office for
township trustees.
Governor Hoadley is the Democratic
candidate for reelection; J. b. Foraker,
the Republican candidate; and Rev. a.
b. Leonard. the Prohibition candidate
for Governor. There are ,, OH voting
precincts in the State. Comparison will
be made with the vote for Governor IN
1883. when Governor HOadley was
elected by = plurality Of l2,529 over
Foraker.
CryCrSyArr. October 13.-Twenty-twO
wards and precincts give Foraker 2,9l'
HOadlev 2,O9l, Leonard 25I. y net he
publican gain Of 81.
Forty wards and precincts in the
State give Foraker 6 .003, Hoadley ,25O
Leonard AZ. A net Republican gam OF
III.
Cvc1ENATI, October I3.-Generally Il
was. 2 peaceabie election. The hrSt re
turns received by the Associated Press
indicated gains fer Foraker. WheI
twenty precincts had been heard IRON
he has d net gain Of $50. The ProhlDt
ton vote gives indications Of consider
able gains.
S.50pm.-Returns from sixty wards
and precincts snow Foraker 1858
HOadlev 6O39. Leonard 69T. 4 net he
publican gain of 9iS. The vote i0I
Leonard Is irregular, large gains III
some precincts. with no vote at all II
others, and 2 few losses.
SD p.n,-Sereuty-eIgh wards anc
precincts give Foraker a total vote o.
lg,oO+,- Hoad,ey 1,934. Leonard 500
Vet Republican gain, 979.
One hundred ana fourteen wards anC
precincts give Foraker 1907 votes
do2dley, S.l7S; Leonard, 1 ,29l. a nel
republican gain of 1,67l,
Nlnety-six wards and precincts give
Foraker, 1852; HOadley, 1855; Leon
ara. -,l3A. a net Republican gain OF 6l4
F-I returns from one ward in Crncln
n2ul She Ninth, show exactly the same
ma Gritty as was given Ia 1888,
II s impossible vet 10 compare the
sources ef gain of the Prohibition can
4idate, but 3 cursory examination 0
lhe returns, SO far as received, indicate
Democratic losses where there are pro
h,bLlon gains in other wards. As IA
as now can be seen. the Prohibition
vote IS drawn from both parties.
C1e hundred and thirty-one precint
give Foraker 20I75. Hoadley 1879
Leonard 2,lSI A Republican gain Q
2.13-.
Two hundred and fifty-eight ward
3nc precincts give Foraker Sc, col
bcadley 50, $50, Leonard 1906. A ne
IeE1blican gain of .S65.
one hundred and sixty-five precincts
5oraker p, 09S; Hosdley q ,O09, Leonar
ST. \ net Republican gain OF 9, Acc
Up . this time, but little has bee
jnlea-d from the Legislature. A Reput
Lcan Senator has been elected in tn
IWenty-secOnd district, two Republica
reyresentatj, 5 in COiumbiana County
Aad one n Meigs: one Democratic repre-
sentative IN Tuscarawss and one /
toz10orOn.
coSCEDE THE STATE.
~e Democratic central committe