The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-10-14
.Jubilant Republicans.

COLUMBUS, October 13.-The Republicans
are juhilant with bands and bonfires to-
night over the election news. The DeIno
Gratis are correspondingly quiet, and are
receiving the result with good grace.
DEMOCRATIC NJ
Chairman Powell, OF the Democratic COM
mittee, comedies the election OF the Repub-
lican state ticket by from Ia, OOOto 10000,
and thinks they have carried both branches
of the legislature. Governor Hoadley
thinks the Democrats may have saved the
senate.
REPUBLICAN CLAIMS.
The Republican executive committee
claim the election OF Foraker by from 3D.
900 to Is, 900 plurality, though complete
returns may make it more. They have III
formation from all the doubtful counties,
and nave elected their representatives.
They claim a majority on joint ballot out
side OF Hamilton county.
THE WESTERN RESERVE
CLEVELAND, October 13.-The indications
are that +. ,raker has carried Cleveland and
Cuyahoga county by about 2,OOO and that
the Republican county ticket is elected by
VARYING lilaiOfiCleS- All oNei lH0 VS"oS
Reserve substantial Republican gains are
shown and in only one town, Oberly, has
the Prohibition vote caused a republican
loss. A fall vote was polled here, the cleo
lion being without Incident.
WHAT THE "LEADER' SAYS.
The Leader will say tomorrow morning
that tn- whole State Republican ticket is
elected bv from 5000 to $4,000 plurality.
Tie legislature will be Republican on joint
ballot. with a good working majority IN
hyta houses. The vote was heavy and the
republicans on the Western Reserve came
out IN fall force. every one feeling 1t a duty
to do all in his power to bring the country
back TO Republican rule. This result insures
fine election Of a Republican United States
Senate, and the early enactment OF d Id"
regulating the liquor traffic. Another very
Bile result OF the election Will be 10
eliminate the third party, Prohlpitlon'
from Ohio politics.
REPUBLICAN LEGISLATORS.
MARIETTA, October 13.-Ihe kepuphcan
elect a Senator in the Fourteenth ulsUlio .
and a REPRESENTATIVE in Washington
county.
THE APATHY AT WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, October 13.-Less interest
is openly manifested iii the result OF vi.
ONO election than has been the case IN any
event OF like political Importance "i!hli
the memory OF the present senera'i ~.
Generally, on such occasions, ~ hnI.
been n considerable crowd around ohe ou1 ~
letin boards. Tonight there are no cro"us
and with one exception, no bulletin poarus
Few people in the depots have maniieSI1u
interest enough to ask for news during wv
day, and it would be difficult 20 na'aI 3"
dozen Federal Office holders from ONO VIII
have zone home to vote. :.
Crxclyy,T October 13.-The election II
Ohio to-day was for State ana counIS ~
GERS, for thirty-seven Senators anu iJr
Representatives OF the General Ase cnnnt;
and Upon our amendments 70 - iron
tuition changing the State eiecC'ons ~,
October to November and one cnahginE w
term of Off &c for township trustees. 80 ~
ernar Hoadley is the Democratic cahuuu%1;
Tor re.elrction. J. B. Foraker the hePun'.
can candidate and Rev. A.. b. Leonar ~ .n'
Prohibition candidate for Governor o.nts
are o,Ol7 voting precincts IN 'I ~ rot
Comparison will be mace WIN ra,arno
for Governor in 1888, when uossiS
Hoadley was elected Dy ~ F'0
$50 over Foraker.
THE CONTEST.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, October Is" w tn
GERS and Legislature were I'll he fount
buckeye SU1Ue UD-uby' %,rnfhn
complete list OF the nominees tose'n'
with the vote Of 1883 and loo4'
STATE OFFICERS.
Far Governor. Democrat, Neois
Hoadlev; Republican, j. +; F"rakei, D,
back, G. W. Northup; Prob'oltlon' -
A. l.. leonard n.,nocrat
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Den'oI Ksr
B. G. Warwick; Republican, Gene'P rohib
nedy: Greenback, NJ. b. ooo''''
ton w. G. Frost. po+or .,rad,
RnnnIr ineas ! e Brown; Greenba.k, A. I
lIaraan: Prohibition. J. H. banner r. ms
For Attorney-General, Deinoel hls. Greer
Lawrence; Republican, J. H. koeole'1 i
back, William Blair: Prohloit'on' ~
Clevingar. D.n,
For Judge Of the sq gpS;;. eour +. a. R' Nj
cratic, G. d. Martin; RepunleaTP rohibitio,
Gideon Stuart. y,
THE vorE OF 's3 AND "a. ..,
The vote for 1888: Three r@ caaa,ahs
were in the field Tor schnmai
n -. ponDhIlCAn,