Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-15

EASTERN NEWS.
the IN OHIO.
Foraker Elected Governor by a
Large Majority.
THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN on
JOINT BALLOT.
The Republicans Exceedingly
Jubilant.
the DEMOCRATS RECEIVE THE RESULT
WITH GOOD GRACE.
The Municipal Election in
Tennessee.
the DEMOCRATS RECEIVE the RESULT
WITH GOOD GRACE.
rsprc1Ar TO THE srsrrsE1.I

CINCINNATI, Dot. 14.--The election in
Ohio was for State and county officers, 81
Senators and ITO Representatives, and
upon four amendments to the Constitu-
ton, changing the date Of he State cleo
tions from October to November, and one
changing the term of Office for Township
Trustees. Hosdly is the Democratic can
didate for reelection, Foraker the Repub-
lican, and Rev. A. B. Leonard the Prohi-
bition candidate for Governor. There are
2,017 voting precincts in the State. A
comparison will be made with the vote for
Governor in 1883, when Hoadly was
elected by q plurality OF 1889 over For
aker.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-The Chairman of
the Republican State Committee issued
the following at 1:30 A. M: II the present
ratio Of gains is kept up we estimate For
aker's majority over Hoadly at q, 1000.
Our advices on the Legislative ticket in
dictate o Republican majority on u joint
ballot. In 1888 wards and precincts the
vote stood: Foraker, 139, 527; Hoadly,
1884, Leonard; 9,449, showing a net
Republican gain of $4,000.
The Times-Star has returns from all the
city precincts except four, which put a
different phase upon Hamilton. The city
totals are: Foraker, 32,487; Hoadly. 3d.
584; Leonard, 1856. Ii this il accurate,
and it has confirmation from at least one
other source, 10 would show that the Re-
publicans have carried the entire Legis.
lative ticket, with possibly the exception
Of Robert Harlan, who rum behind the
others. The estimates made here on the
Legislature, excluding Hamilton, gives the
Republicans II Senators and 60 Repre-
sentatives. The Legislature is composed
Of 81 Senators and ITO Represen tatives. OF
which IA would be q majority on q joint
ballot. This would make the Legislature
Republican without Hamilton county
Chairman Bushnell, Of the Republican
State Committee, estimates the Senate II
Republicans, with four close districts to
hear from; the House So Republicans,
with six close counties to hear from. This
excludes Hamilton county.
The Democratic State Committee accedes
the election OF 81 members of the House OF
Representatives as certain, and IL doubt
full, and 81 sure in the Senate. The fig.
ures given for Hamilton county in a pre-
vious dispatch have been further verified
and it is now confidently claimed by Re-
publicans that they have elected the entire
Legislative ticket in Hamilton county, ex.
cept probably Robert Harlan for Represen.
tative, and that the Democrats have elected
q Clerk, Prosecuting Attorney and a
member Of the Board of Control. The
complete returns for the county have moi
yet been made. 1t is charged that in one
| precinct there were 200 more votes than
registered voters.
The news from Belmont county, which
was doubtful, says that both Republican
Representatives are elected. This makes
the Republican total in the House 81.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 13.-The Republicans
are jubilant with bands and bonfires to.
night over the election news. The Demo.
Gratis are correspondingly quiet and are re-
ceiving the result with good grace.
Chairman Powell, Of the Democratic Com.
mittee, comedies the election of the Re-
publican State ticket by from 5000 to
20, 600, and thinks they have carried both
branches Of the Legislature. Hoadly
thinks the Democrats may have saved the
Senate. The Republican Executive Com.
mittee claim the election Of Foraker by
from 5000 to $4,000 plurality, though
the complete returns may make it more.
They have information from all the doubt.
full counties, and have elected their repre-
sentatives.
The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee claims the Legislature on a joint
ballot by a majority Of three. They say
they have positive information OF Sc mem.
beers OF the House and 81 in the Senate,
with six doubtful. The Republican Com
mittee claims SO members of the House
and II Of the Senate outside of Hamil.
ton county, with close counties and four
close districts to be heard from.
TOLEDO, Oct. 14.-Thirty-seven of the
43 precincts in Lucas county, including
Toledo and the remaining six estimated at
the vote of two years ago, give q Republi-
can majority on the State ticket OF be-
tween 300 and 800. The Republicans elect
one Representative, the Democrats the
other. The Senatorial ticket has about
the same majority as the State ticket. The
Republicans will probably elect county
officers except Sheriff and Commissioner,
which the Democrats carry by about 800.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 14.-The Leader SAYS
that the whole State Republican ticket is
elected by from Is, 900 to 5000 plurality.
The Legislature will be Republican on q
joint ballot, with q good working majority
in both Houses. The vote was heavy, and
the Republicans on the Western Reserve
came out in full force. This result will
insure the election Of g Republican
United States Senator and the early
enactment Of q law regulating the liquor
trafic. Another very probable result will
be to eliminate the third party, Prohibi-
ton, from Ohio politics.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 14.-The municipal
election here yesterday was closely con-
tested. The entire Republican ticket was
elected by a reduced majority. Mr..
sharp, late Chief Inspector of the Post.
office Department. was elected Mayor. No
disturbances occurred.
A Deplorable Condition Of Affairs.
NEW YORK. Oct. 14.-The mail adyices
from Panama say that Peru is still In a
deplorable condition. Two messengers
from General Cacereis to friends in Taeima
were captured by the Government forces,
and most damaging letters discovered.
Within q few hOnra tho iaiIo Vvaro o~ov,5o5