The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-10-16
OHIO ELECTION.
JUDGE FORAKER ELECTED GOVERNOR
And the Whole Republican State Ticket by
$4,000 to $1,000 Plurality.
The Legislature Not SO Certain.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 13.-The Republican.
are Jubilant with bands and bonfires to pigb,
over the election news. The Democrats are
correspondingly quiet, and are receiving the
result with good grace.
DEMOCRATIC ESTIMATE.
Chairman Powell, Of the Democratic com
mlttee, comedies the election of the Repub.
lican State ticket by from 10 900 to 20, 900
and thinks they have carried both branche.
Of the Legislature. Governor Hoadley
thinks The Democrats may have saved the
Senate.
REPUBLICAN CLAIMS.
The Republican Executive Committee
claim the election Of Foraker by from Is, 0Ot
to $1,000 plurality, though complete return.
may make it more. They have inform alton
from all the doubtful counties, and have
elected their representatives. They claim q
majority on joint ballot outside of Hamilton
county.
THE WESTERN RESERVE.
CLEVELAND. Oct. l3. The indications
are that Foraker has carried Cleveland and
Cuyahoga county by about 1900, and. that
the Republican county ticket is elected by
varying msjorities. All over the Western
Reserve substantial Republican gains are
shown, and In only one town, Oberlin, has
the Prohibition vote caused a Republican
loss. A full vote was p"lled here, the cleo.
tion being without incident.
WHAT THE "LEADER" SAYS.
The Leader will say to- morrow morning
that the whole State Republican ticket Is
elected by from $1,000 to $4,000 plurality
The Legislature will be Republican on Joint
ballot, with good working majority In both
houses. The vote was heavy and the Re.
publicans on the Western Reserve came out
In full force, every one feeling 1t duty to
do all In his power to bring the country
back TO Republican rule. This result in
sures the election of q Republican United
States Senator, and the early enactment CT q
law regulating the liquor traffic. Another
very probable result of the election will be
to eliminate the third party, Prohibition,
from Ohio politics.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.--The election in
Ohio to day was for State and county off.
cers, for 81 Senators and ITO Representatives
of the General Assembly, and upon four
amendments to the constitution, changing
the State elections from October to Novem.
her, aud one changing the term of Office for
township trustee. Governor Hoadley Is the
Democratic candidate for reelection, j. B.
Foraker the Republican candidate, and Rev.
A. b. Leonard the Prohibition candidate for
Governor. There are 2,0l7 voting precincts
In the State. Comparison will be made
with the vote for Governor In 1883, when
Governor Hoadley was elected by plurality
Of 1850 over Foraker.
THE VOTE AT TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, Oct. 13.--The vote of to-day
averages from 10 to Is per cent. less than
that Of last year. The Prohibition vote was
small In the city and showed scarcely any
increase. The returns are coming In very
slowly on account Of the large number Of
scratched" tickets, but the indications are
that the Republicans have elected the most
Of their county ticket by somewhat decreased
pluralities from last year.
CHTLLICoTHE, Oct. 13.--Ross county will
give $50 Republican majority. The Repab-
lican Senator and Representative have run
ahead Of the ticket and the whole Republl-
can county ticket Is elected.
MARIETTA, Oct. 13.--The Republicans
elect a Senator In the 18th district and q
in Washington county.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 49, Owing to the re
Of Cleveland and Cincinnati 1t 10
impossible to make comparisons until the
wards are completed. This explains the
delay In reporting these places.
Seven hundred anc thirty eight wards and
precincts give Foraker 1882; H,adley,
124, ASP; Leonard, 9,449. Net Republican
gain, 1880.
The Central Committee claim to have
elected the Representatives 10 Madison,
Adams, Delaware, Morrow, Morgan, Wash
ington and Ross counties, and the. Senst ors
in the 14th, 2lst, 9th, and Goth districts.
The chairman of the Republican Central
estimates Forakers plurality at
Is, 500 In the State.
The Democratic Central Committee con-
cedss the State to the Republicans on Gov
ernor.
The Cincinnati Enquirer tDem.) claims
The State and Legislature.
The chairman Of the Republican State
Central Committee issues the following at
100 a. m: If the present ratio Of gains Is
kept up, We estimate Foraker's majority over
Hoadley at $1,000. Our adyiccs on Legisls.
lure indicate Republican majority on joint
ballot, but are waiting for more definite
reports from Hamilton county. Cannot
get the Democratic Committee TO give any
COLUMBUS, Oct. 1.-The Republican
State Executive Committee estimates the
plurality for Foraker, Republican, for Gov
ernor, al 10000, In case the present ratio of
gain should continue In the returns from
election. The Democratic Com
nittee expresses the belief that the plurality
will not exceed 1900, II 1t reaches tkat
igure. Governor Hoadley Is inclined to
believe that Foraker's plurality will not be
more than 5000 or 1900 when the Official
returns are secured. Both committees are
till claiming majority on joint ballot In
he Legislature.
The Republican Committees latest esti-
mate 10 that they will have Eve majority on
oint ballot outside Of Hamilton comfy, and
IN case they should carry that with half the
,ther counties and districts, the House
would stand seventy-one Republicans to
.hirty.nine Democrats, and the Senate
.wenty-four Republicans to thirteen Demo-
rats.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-News from Bel
mont county, which was doubtful, says that
both the Republican Representatives have
been elected. This makes the Republican
,otai In the House 81.
Davenport's Acceptance.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Dsvenports letter,
the nomination, pleases the mug
wumps by the following frank declaration:
Il believe In civil service reform and well
.ome any action by any Official, Federal or