St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-10-15

ton county the senate WOulu likely nave
one Democratic majority. With Hamilton
county the Republicans would have thirty
three majority on joint ballot and a work
ing majority in each branch.
DAYTON, o., Oct. 14.-Hoadly'S major
itv in Montgomery county is 513, Demo-
cratic loss of l, 775. The Prohibition vote
is 319. Kemp. Republican, is elected sen
tor by 40 majority. Three Democratic
II oresentatives are elected.
Returns Coming Im Slowly.
CINCINNATI, Oct 14.-The counting of
the returns of Yesterdays election is in a
chaotic state. In precinct of the Nine
teenth ward, when the count had proceeded
so far last night that 2S4 unscratched Dem
ocrat tickets and 30 unScratched Republl-
can tickets had been counted, the judges
stopped their work. and it has not yet been
resumed. In precinct ID the box has not
vet been opened since the polls closed last
night, because one of the Judges holding
the key cannot be found. There are 242
votes in this box, according to the dial.
These two precincts and one in the country
are missing from the tables, from which it
appears that Foraker has majority Of 537
in Hamilton county. The country pre-
cinct which is missing last year
gave Republican majority of II.
The total vote in precinct f,
Nineteenth ward, is 454. From these data
Republicans claim that Foraker carries the
county. Returns on the legislative ticket
sre not nearly so comrlete, but it appears
it runs ahead OF Foraker at the rate of two
to the precinct. This would make the leg
islative vote about 400 greater than For
aker's There is no possibility Of COM
plete report from Hamilton county tonight,
and indeed, nothing can be safely predicted
upon this county until the official count is
made. The fact that in one precinct the
judges found more than 200 votes in excess
of the whole number of registered voters,
coupled with the irregularities with refer
ence to the two precincts above mentioned,
has caused deep feeling of Indignation.
This found expression this afternoon at the
meeting of the committee of 100, composed
of prominent business men of all parties.
Action was taken looking to a prompt and
fearless prosecution of all offenders. One
man begged the committee to omit nothing
that should be done for want of money, as
he would meet all bills, even to the extent
of $50, 000 if necessary. to-
PUNISH AND PREVENT FRAUDS
against the ballot. In the following named
counties, according to the returns now re-
ceived. the Republicans have elected repre-
sentatives: Adams, Ashtabula, Athens,
Carroll, Champaign, Clark, Clinton, Column
bia (two), Cuyahoga (siX). Delaware. Fay
cite, Franklin (two) Fulton, Gallia,
Geauga, Lake, Green Guernsey. Hancock.
Hardin, Harrison, Highland, Huron. Jack
son, jefferson, Knox, Lawrence, Leonard,
Lorain, Lucerne, Madison, MahOning, Me-
dina, Meigs Miami, Morgan, Muskngum(2),
Noble. Portage, Preble, Ross, SciotO, Stark.
Vinton, Warren, Washington, Wood; total,
SO. Democrats elect representatives in the
following counties: Allen, Ashland, Au-
glasa. Broom, Butler, Clermont. COshOc-
ton, Crawford, Darke. Defiance, Paulding,
Erie, Faifireld. Franklin, Henry, Hooking,
Holmes, Licking, Lucas, Marion, Mercer,
Monroe, Montgomery (3), Ottawa,
Perry, PickaWay. Pike, Purnum.
Sandusky, Seneca, Shelby, Stark,
Tuscarawas, Williams. Wyandotte,
total, 36 Doubtful or not heard from
Belmont. 9; Hamilton, 10; Morrow, Rich
land, Wayne; total, 16. The following
senatorial districts have been carried by
Democrats: Second, Fourth, Ninth, Tenth,
Twelfth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth, 2;
Seventeenth and Twenty-eighth. 1;
Eighteenth and Nineteenth, 2; Thirtieth,
Thirty-frst, Thirty second. 2: Thirty-third,
.; total 20. Republicans-Third Fifth,
Sixth. Seventh. Eighth. Eleventh, Thir-
teenth. Fourteenth, Twentieth, Twenty
first, Twenty-second. Twenty-third Twen-
ty-fourth, ?; Twenty-ffth, .; Twenty
seventh and Twenty-ninth, 1; total, IT,
Doubtful-Hamilton county, 4.
BOTH SIDES ESTIMATING.
COLUMBUS, o.. Oct. 14.-The Republi-
can executive state committee estimates the
plurality of Foraker (Republican) for gov
ernor az 20. 900 in case the present ratio OF
gains should continue in the returns from
Tuesdav's election. The Democratic COM
mittee expresses the belief that the plurality
will not exceed 5000, if it reaches thai
figure. Gov. Hoadly is inclined to the be-
lief that Foraker'S plurality will not be
more than 10, 900 or II, 600 when the official
returns are received. Both committees are
still claiming a majority on joint ballot IL
the legislature. The Democratic committee
claims they have carried the legislative dis
trict in Hamilton county. and has reliable
information that they will have majority
on Joint ballot. The Republican committees
latest estimate is that they will have five
majority on Joint ballot, outside of Hamil-
ton county. In case they should secure
that, with half the other doubtful counties
and districts, the house would stand
seventy-one Republicans to thirty-nine
Democrats, and the senate twenty-four Re-
publicans to thirteen Democrats The
following majOrities on the head OF
the, state ticket have been received
at Republican headquarters tonight
Adams county. Republican, 2S2: Auglaizt
county, Democratic, LIZA; Belmont. Re
publican, SOL; Champaign. Republican
973; Clinton. Republican. LAOS; Col
umbiana, Republican, 100; Cuyahoga, Re
publican 3,S12; Defiance, Democratic
1904; Fulton. Republican, S64; Gallia
Republican, /, 33G; Greene, Republican
2.376; Henry. Democratic, 1.30O
Huron, Republican, $50; Lucas
Republican. 2S1: Madison. Republican. 4OS
Meigs, Republican, 1850; Mercer, Demo
cratic 1.SOO; Monroe, Democratic, 1,S25
Morgpn, Republican, 500; Morrow, Repub
lican, 260; Noble, Republican, 2S5; Pike
Democratic. 320;Putnam. Democratic, 1, 752
Ross. Republican, 42S; Sandusky, Demo
cratic. 500; Trumbull, Republican, 1902
Tuscorawas, Democratic, $50; Van Vert
Republican, 65 Washington, Republican
SIG: Williams, Democratic, 1875, Wood, Re
publican, 725; Delaware, Republican, 264
An Exciting Bout in Iowa.
Special to the Globe.
WATERLOO, Ia, Oct. 14.-The presen
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