Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-14
WHOLE NO. lO,759.

vote for Leonard is irregular with large
gains III some precincts no vote at all in
others and few losses.
CONCEDED BY THE DEMOCRATS.
CINCINNATI, October 13th.-The Demo-
cratic Central Committee concede the State
to the Republicans on Governor.
REPUBLICANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. orfrFr
COLUMBUS, October 14th-A. M.-The Re-
pubhcans are jubilant, with bands and bon
fires tonight over the election news. The
Democrats are correspondinglv quiet. and
are receiving the result with good grace.
Chairman Powell of the Democratic COM
mttee, comedies the election of the Rep
publican State ticket by from $4,000 to 90
GOO, and thinks they have carried both
branches of the Legislature. Governor
Hoadly thinks the Democrats may have
saved the Senate. The Republican Execu-
i've Committee claim the election of For
aKer Dy from 1900 TO $4,000 plurality,
though the complete returns NAV make ii
more. They have information from an the
doubtful counties, and have elected
their Representatives. They claim ma
jorlty on Joint ballot, outside of Hamilton
county Allen o. Myers is thought to be-
defeated for the Legislature in Franklin
county by a small margin.
THE MAJORITY INCREASING.
CINCINNATI, October I4th-A. M.-The
Chairman of the Republican State Central
Committee issues the following at 1:3G
A. NJ: " II the present ratio of gains is kept
up, we estimate Forakers majority over
Hoadly at q 600. Our advices on the legis-
latiye ticket indicate a Republican major
ity on Joint ballot, but we are waiting for
more definite repor, from Hamilton county.
we cannot get the Democratic committee
20 give any estimate
MIXED RESULT.
NEWARK N ~ October IN,
Yesterday haynes tnem was ra. .cle~fod
Nlavor h., abonf 100 y,oi,,,;t, M pa,>,,I,
leans have tba ~ yett @ oe ~ 1 ne lse,uo-
ment -
THE RFsr1r =, 1,,c,s co,,,,r,.
Ill oiiApo, OcLopeI ltl1I a. M-hetufns re-
oei' oel Gu up 10 iuiuhiShl' embracing ABOUT
o ote litsl oI ie precincts IN Lucas county,
sIom , ite'IoliCaI gains rs III nearly all those
probably has majority of 500. The Rep-
resentatives are in doubt, with the chances
favorng the Republican candidates. The
remainder OF the Republican county ticket
~ PFopapiy erected py small maJoFues, and
they claim the county Tor Foraker by 400.
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c.
.oa1i'I- Sli'INIAli' Iai oG'ooer I5th-A. M-Lhe
Tl'+ l'st IiisIl anu uurIn9 'he early
,0,S tli.S to' llitS was ahyIrAihg PUT an
damp and chilly, and a light rain fell al
most continuously after midnight. When
the eIeclloh OF fofaker was made certain
lhere was some cheeflng III squads, but no
coilcerteu demonstration occurred The
sai9oils on vine street qld not close at
I1lluhlgli'' mn i under the law passed by
big business with omen doors
Judge Foraker spent the night in an office
near the telegraph building, where with a
friend he read the returns. He was graf
lied with the first indication, but was not
quick to claim an advantage. When the
news became conclusive, he wore an ex-
preston of relief. He received many tele-
grams OF congratulaton, and after his net
gain had reached figure sufficient to over
come the majority gained against him in
1888, he went 10 his home on Walnut Hill.
,,orr u,,.v o,,r ,,n 49,
'0i''' NAN 0-' llI,D or me fREclNCrs
mann NoN'
CINCINNATI, October 14th-A. M.-At
the close OF thus report returns had been
received from 40 OF the 2,Ol7 voting pre-
cIncts IN the State, which gave Foraker
lRep:l total vote OF 14S,972; Hoadly,
l5Z'i9a Leonard (ProhlbIuonlst), 99l3-
net hepubllcan gam OF l2,924. The re-
manning preclncts IN 1888 gave a Demo-
cratic majority OF lO.9l2.
u,,r,1rox co,-,,,,,- -, norm
ClNcINNA!l' oc,ooeT lf!h-A. M:-danl!I-
c toll county Is III douDt' WIN the chances IN
;"dGros rafoa ~ oIo4 '.', a. ui .ile
nigRt The norton not beord froy, 80 s,o,-o we
H9adIev majority If $40 i've yeaI.s aa,o
80
PRESS OPINIONS.
NEW YoRK October 18th. v-Tbe S,,,
Ohio usuallv Gives a Republican majority
and there was no especial reason wbv she
should not choose Republicans tbis wear
The prohibition question had given hone
to some Democrats that their candidates
might win. but il seems there are Probib-
ition Democrats as well as Probibition Pe-
publicans. and the Prohibition nominee
drew from both parties
The World saws. editorially. The returns
from Ohio indicate the defeat of Hoadlv
and the loss of the Legislature to the DEM
ocrats Two wears AGO HOadIv's ,,Iurolif,,
was II. 500, the Prohibitionists casting about
If 600 votes If would seem nj This writine,
that the plurality for Foraker will be some
thing like 10000. The ReDublicans mako
legislative gains in half of tbe De,nocrotic
counties Hamilton county (CincinnatiI
elected a Republican Legislative dejegafion
and Cleveland rolls nm tbeoId- -time Pen1b,
lican majority. The Probibitionists have
increased their vote materially. but they
seem this time TO have drawn from both
the greater parties in rather embarrassing
way.
C1vc1vYAT1 October 14tb-A u-Fbe
C,o,me,c;1l Gn-effe mis- morning savs Tho
Renubiicons r5ade n firhf aesi1st f6e I.eon-
ard party hot and severe, and drew tLe
Ifnet- The Democrgfs coddIcd The frand
and tbe rpsult is fhaf he got mauv Demo,
cratic votes E.overnor Ifoofilv da,naged
himself sariou.ly nv his indorsen,ar,f of
Allen q Nvers fo. the Te,rislatrrn All
the n,ocbinarv If frand of tIIe ,,on,+ oF
Democrots in This civ with Which tbe
O9[o,oerc;1I C;orCfte has made the neor,ie
Familiar y,as in f1ll 0neration vester,la1,
and + yorIJ he imnossible to eva,eto,.ayya,
the recI,less vielfedness tbat was ner7,,Era-
TOD Tho indications ae we write are that
tLa ecornGrajS have done their deenerate.
dirt v,orI- in vain fbat the RenubiicaDS
have The T.ar;slature outside of Hamilton
county, and that they have carried the
county. If they have done SO, the people
OF this city may reverenlly thank God and
take courage. The streets at CLOCK this
morning were tUll OF hCDUDIcan5. who