The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-10-16
STILL COUNTING.
The Full Vote in Ohio Not Yet Made
Public
Both Sides Still Claiming the Legisla-
ture.

CINCINNATI, Oct 15.-Hoadly's majority IN
Montgomery county is 513 a Democratic loss OF
1875. The Prohibition vote is 319. Kemp, rep,
Is elected senator by 419 majority. Three Demo-
cratic representatives are elected.
There can be no absolute certainty about the re-
suit Of Tuesdays election in Hamilton county uii-
til an official count is made The vote in two pre-
eincts of the l9 wards of Cincinnati which iaSt 5
night had not been counted, is now being counted,
cinct missing, which in 1884 gave II Repubcin
majority. stands thus: Hoadly. 33,667; FORAKER,
33,3e2; Leonard, 1920; Hoadlys plurality, 300.
The returns are far from complete on the iegis-
lative ticket The TimeS-Star estimates tn the
average vote on Republican members of the leg
isature exceeds Foraker's vote by 1915. If that
rate is maintained, it will elect Republican dele
CATION, with the exception of Robert Harlan.
Nothing can determine this contingency except
the official count Since the last list of the couii-
ties claimed by the Republicans for representa-
tives to the legislature was announced yesterday;
another in Knox county, both electing Democrats.
The vote in Knox is close. There Is also doubt
about the result In Williams county, which has
been counted as Democratic.
CINCINNATI Oct. 15.-Complete unofficial re-
turns from all the counties in the State but nVe,
give Foraker puralities aggregating 52,796, ana
Foraker's puraiities Is, ,bs5 of the 1--WE counties
to be heard from, Hamilton is doubtful, and the
other four are Democratic.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 15.-Nether the Democratic
nor Republican committee up to noon today had
changed their claims in regard to the legislature,
except that the Republican committee conceded
trict and think Grenier, Rep, in the Perry dis
trict, if defeated at all will be by only few votes
CINCINNATI Oct. 15.-Admitting Hamilton
county is about even and that Brown and Ottawa
will give Hoadly majority equal to the majority
for Cleveland last year, Foraker's plurality IN
thes State will be 1853 Very little can now
be said regarding the Legislature. The Republi-
cans claim a representative in Harding county
and admit the election OF Democratic represent
ative in Stark county. Otherwise the situation re-
mains unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-The Irregularities and
alleged gross frauds in connection with Tuesdays
election in this city have made a most profound
impression on all classes OF well meaning people
The crime of putting more than zoe ballots In one
box in excess of the registration for that precinct
has aroused the deepest Indignation, especially in
the German quarter OF the city meeting,
which was quite private, was held last night to
discuss plans Fiery talk was had and there was
a general understanding that steps would be
taken today for calling an indignation meeting:
The matter was discussed today, but no formal
call was made. Notwithstanding this there was
a large gathering about Turner Hall tonight, and
an application was made for the hall for the pur-
pose of holding an indignation meeting, but the
proprietor took advice and refused to open the
hall. Men fingered about the place utterfng most
violent denunciations of the leaders whom they
regarded as responsible for the violations of the
law and counseling summary measures, Others
argued in favor of moderation and urged that the
fullest possible support be given the committee OF
one hundred which is now at work preparing for
the discovery and prosecution of the offenders
against the law: AS there was no opportunity to
hold a meeting the crowds finally dis
persed The police authorities had notice of
the proposed meeting and fearing that 1t would
result as did the one held at Music Hall TO de-
nounce the Berner trial when rhe mob burned
the Court House, strengthened the force and used
all precautions to meet such result. The hold
ing of indignation meeting has been discouraged
that some action shall be taken to preserve the
purity OF elections.