St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-10-14
cincts throughout the state give net Re-
publican gain Of 10,475.


A LATE ESTIMATE.
The chairman of the Republican state
central committee issued the following at
1870 a. m: IF present ratio of gains is
kept up. we estimate Forakers majority
over Hoadly at $1,000. Our advices on
legislature indicate Republican majority
on joint ballot, but we are waiting
for more definite reports from Hamil-
ton county" Cannot get Democratic
central committee to give any estimate.
Seven hundred and fifty-four wards and
precincts give Foraker, 143. 727; Hoadly,
2S.635; Leonard. 9,611; net Republican
gain, 1862. The result in Lucas county
Is still IN doubt at a. m. 1t will be i'm
possible to get the definite result tonight.
y LATE ESTIMATE.
a. m.-The Republicans elect two SEN
ators in Cuyahogo district and two repre-
sentatlves in Franklin county; one in Union
and one III Hardin county. The Democrats
elect one in Franklin county. Returns
from 754 voting precincts i'll the
state give Foraker 143, 727, Hoadly
1865, Leonard 9,611-net Republican
gain, 1869. This includes more than
one-third Of the state. a private dispatch
from Lucas county says the legislature
there is in doubt, with chances favoring
the Republicans. An analysis of the votes
show that the Prohibition candidate gained
Democratic votes.
At the close of this report returns had
been received from 775 of the 2,017 voting
precincts in the state, which gave Foraker,
Republican, a total vote of 14S, 912: Hoadly,
Democrat. 1872, 597; Leonard, PrOhibitioniSt
9.913. Net Republican gain of 1924.
The remaining precincts in 1883 gave
Democratic majority of 1923.
THE WESTERN RESERVE OUT STRONG.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 13.-The election in
this city progressed in a very orderly man
her. There were no disturbances. and the
new registry law seems to be a great sue
cess. Fraud is less and big vote is being
polled. The morning was wet and disa-
greeable, but notwithstanding the electors
turned out in great numbers. The Demo
Gratis and Republicans both claim the day.
1t is impossible at this hour to predict the
result. At midnight Maj W. w. Arm
strong Of the Plaindealer said: | think the
Republicans have from $4,000 to 20,0 900
plurality. The legislature is in doubt,
with the chances favoring Republican
majority on joint ballot. The indications
are that Foraker has carried Cleveland and
Cuyahoga county by about 2, 900 majority,
and that the Republican county ticket is
elected by varying majorities. All oyer the
Western Reserve substantial Republican
gains are shown, and in only one town,
Oberlin, has the Prohibition vote caused
Republican loss. A full vote was polled
here, the election being without incident.
The Leader will say tomorrow
that the whole state Republl-
can ticket is elected by from 5000 to
$4,000 plurality. The legislature will be
Republican on joint ballot, with good
working majority in both houses. The vote
was heavy and Republicans on the West
ern Reserve came out in full force, every
one feeling it d duty to do all i'll his power
to bring the country back TO Republican
rule. This result will secure the election
Of a Republican United States senator and
the early enactment of a law regulating the
liquor traffic. Another very probable re-
suit Of the election will be to eliminate the
third party, Prohibition, from Ohio poll
ties.
JUBILANT REPUBLICANS.
COLUMBUS. o., Oct. 13.--The Republi-
CANS are jubilant, with bands and bonfres
tonight over the election news. The Demo-
Gratis are correspondiHglY quiet and are re-
ceiving the result with good grace. Chair
man Powell of the Democratic committee
comedies the election of the Republican
state ticket by from $4,000 to 10000. and
thinks they haye carried both branches of
the legislature. Gov Hoadley thinks the
Democrats may have saved the senate The
Republican executive committee claim the
election of Foraker by from 10, 900 to IS. 600
plurality, though the complete returns may
make it more. They have information
from all the doubtful counties and have
elected their representatives, they claim a
majority on joint ballot outside of Hamil-
ton county. Allen o. Morris is thought to
be defeated for the legislature in Franklin
county by a small majority. The election
passed off quietly. 1t rained all the fore
noon. Some scratching was done on local
and legislative tickets, but worl, of this
kind is thought not to be formidable on
either side, although some precincts are be-
that half the city vote had been polled
Neither state committee has any infOrma-
ton of consequence, except that rain was
general and fair vote was polled at To-
ledo, where the Republicans claim Foraker
has carried the county.
FROM VARIOUS POINTS.
CosHoCToN, O., Oct. ia rainy day
and light vote up to noon. The Prohibi-
tionists gain slightly in this city. The Re
publican candidates for treasurer, sheriff
and intirmary directors run ahead of the
ticket and may pull through. The bal
ance of the Democratic ticket will probably
have small majority.
TOLEDO, Oct. 13.-The vote to-day aver
ages 1G to Is per cent. less than that of last
year. The Prohibition vote was small in
the city, and showed scarcely any increase.
Returns are coming in very slowly, on ac-
count of the large number Of scratched
tickets, but the indications are that the Re
publicans have elected most of their county
ticket by reduced pluralities from last year.
The exceptions are Wade and Puck, the
former for sheriff and the latter for repre-
sentative. Baumbach, Republican, for rep
resentative, is believed to be elected by a
small plurality.
CHILICoTHE. Oct. 13-ROSs county will
give $50 Republican majority. The Repub-
lican senator and representative ran ahead
of the ticket, and the whole Republican
county ticket is elected.
TOLEDO, Oct. 13.-RetuInS received up
to midnight, embracing about one-half of
the precincts in Lucas county, show Repub-
lican gains in nearly all those heard from.
Wade (Dem.), for sheriff, probably has a
majority of 500. Representatives in doubt,
Will cndllcco IdNolIllS tie ItepuDllcdn can
didate. The remainder of the Republican
county ticket is probably elected by small
majorities, and they claim the county fol
Foraker by 400.
The Feeling in Washington.
Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Oct 13.-Some betting
was done to-day on the result in Ohio, but
it was not brisk. Democrats who risked
money Oh the outcome of the days voting