Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-16
Both Parties Claim Hamilton County
1.-The Legislature Republican
On Joint Ballot
Forakcr's Opinion as TO the Cause OF u
Republican victory In Repub.
Iican state.
Evidences of Gross Fraud in Cincinnsti--A
Riot Fclred -flov. Hiirs Lctier
Of Acceptance.
HoadIy carries Hamilton Count,

hONnll NhFiifH hWufiAN
CtSuNSAII, ono. oct. i5.--Therc can
be no absolute certainty about the result
OF Tuesdays election IN Hamilton county
until the Official count IL made. The
vote 10 the two precincts OF the Nine
teenth ward, whose counting WIS unfn.
ishcd last night, has been counted aud the
result Of The vote for governor with one
country precinct missing, which IN 1884
gave seventeen Republican majority,
stands thus Gov. HoadlY 5S,G67. Foa.
ker $500, Leonard loco, Iloadly', plu-
railty 205.
The returns are far from complete ON
The legislature ticket. The Times-Star
estimates that the average vote on the
Republican members Of the legislature
exceeds FOrRker's vote by 1915. n that
rate Is maintained u would elect the
Republican delegation except Robert
Harlan Nothing can determine this
contingency except M official count
The figures from the state, exclusive
OF Hamilton county, Indicate plurality
oi from 5000 to 10000 for Foraker.
LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN ON JOINT ntI-
LoT.
CoLruBus, ONO, oct. 10 Unofficial
returls from nearly all the precincts can
,assCd since midnight make Folak er's
plurality touch 2l,OD0, with the rest Of
The ticket likely t. exceed ihut, aud %, OG0
Tor The prohibiuouists and 10000 Tor the
GrfcnbacEers, on total vote OF over
100000
The legislature Is Republican ON Joint
ballot without the fourteen members
from Hamilton comfy by az least i've.
and probably niuc; bud without Hamilton
county the senate would likely have one
Democratic majority. With Hamilton
county the Republicans would have ma
jor!ty Of 80 on joint ballot, and
working majority In each branch.
50 CfANGE Is TuE suCATIoN
The Democratic and Republican COM
mjttccs up 10 noon to-day had nrithcr
changed the base OF lis claims 10 regard
Ia the legislature with the exception that
The Republican committee conceded the
election OF WEIGH, Democrat, Coo the
Athens district and thought TINT Greencr.
Republican, IN the Perry district, :. dc.
icat"d at tll, would be by only "a few
votes.
JrpGE rOENEEE coNGBAruATrp.
CtTUINNATI, ONO, oct. lJ.-JHdgc
Foraker was compelled to laratc his
Office to-day and seek secluded place
where he could pay some attention 10
tho mass Of correspondence which bus /.
accumulated during the past three DAYS T.
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that decisive cSrrcs-lon sbG1id bc .Iyrn ni
lhc iltsi election after the beginning oi Dcn
',Htg na,,1na, MISREPRESENTATION ,,ll,, NJ
favor Of d frec ballot and a mir CONT in NJ, n,r
rlccteus.
nhnusL concerning the free trade tcuden
rccoynition ~ ,hc s,, uoulivu WV,
Republican asccndcncy IL The niied sintrs
soH"lS
ifintio ~, o m,n te a JpytUloHrnuG state admin
last senator and the rNtrayapaucc of mo Insi
legislature
ana AVA W. my, ,mc g2or ifalc regulated
with the subleci and DISQUALIFICATION viii, liz
Democratic way OF dealing herewith,
lHDfGNATIoN AZ CINCINNArt.
CtNCiNSATI ONO, oct l5.--Tho irrcn.
nlarities aud alleged gross frauds in con.
neciion with Tuesdays election in this
city have made profound Impression ON
all classes OF wcll.mcaning people. Tho
palpablc crime OF putting more than
200 votes In ono box In excess OF
The registration Tor that precinct
has aroused tho deepest indignation.
especially IN the German quarter of the
city Attic meeting, quite private. Wns
held last night 10 discuss plans. FIcIy
talk was had and general understand.
Ing was reached that steps be taken 10.
day for calling an INDIGNATION meeting
The matter was discussed to-day, but no
formal call was made. Notryltbstouli,,,
this there WIS a large gathering abo,lt
Turner hall Tonight and an application
was made Tar The purpose OF holding nm
indignation meeting The proprietor
TOOK advice and refused TO open the han,
Tile mcn fingered about the place. some
utlcring the most violent dcpuncia.
tions OF the leaders, whom thcy
regarded rs responsible Tor the Violations
OF The law, and counsrllnp summary