Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-15
I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
THE OHIO ELECTION MIDDLE.
Cries Of Fraud Kept Up..The Republicans
Confident Of Carrying the legislature
THE CARDINALS FUNERAL.
Impressive Ceremonies in New York.
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Both Parties Charging Fraud-Tne nc
publicans Very Confident That Tney
Have . Majority ON Joint BALBOA
Conference Of Democratic Leaoers.


special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, October 15.-The greatest
interest Is manifested by the managers OF potn
parties as to the resultin Hamilton county, ana
charges of fraud are freely made by both. The
republicans have beyond question elected %
members of the house and II OF the ~ sena-
tors, total of 76. The total number OF both
houses Is lat. As the situation now Is, ana con-
ceding Hamilton county to the democrats, the
republicans would still be in the majority on
joint ballot.
Dispatches received from the counties COM
posing the fifteenth and sixteenth districts
seem to foreshadow the election OF the demo-
cratic senatorial candidates by about one hun
dred majority. The republicans have UNI
official figures from the counties COM
posing the ninth district, which would
seem to indicate the election of their candi-
date by majority of So 1t will probably re-
quire the official figures to decide the result
The Cry of Fraud.
New sensational dispatches have been re-
ceived by both committees, and it Is charged
by the republicans that the Hamilton county
vote is being held back for the purpose of
allowing the Mclean machine men time to buy
or steal enough of the close counties to give the
democrats q majority with the ID members
from Hamilton county.
The republicans have sent kilograms in every
direction to their friends to be vigilant. The
appearance of Alex. Sands, the veteran lobby
ist, in Columbus last night, his call at the dem
ocratic headquarters and conference with the
state committee, created great sensation.
Sands was the first man that placed Hoadly's
name before the public as q gubernatOral cam
didate and afterwards worked the state and Sc
cured his nomination.
A Democratic Conference.
This morning all the democratic leaders
were in secret conference at the state head
quarters with Sands. Gov. Hoadly and nearly
boys were the only outsiders to gain admission,
the doors being closed and guarded by a SER
geant-atarms.
FOraker's Plurality About 10000.
From official figures already received and es-
timated Forakers plurality will not be less than
10000. The prohibition vote will not exceed
Foraker's plurality. In Clark county, Leon
ards home, the democrats gave him several
hundred votes.
Blaming the President.
Many of the democratic leaders are inclined
to charge the defeat of the party to Mr.. Cleve-
land, and say that had the offices not been
doled out in so parsimonious q manner Hoadly
slant, the Springfield statesman, who
aspired to the Office of assistant
Postmaster General, but waited and got nothing,
is especially bitter in reference to the admins
tration at Washington Governor Hoadly felt
pointed him commissioner Of swamp lands in
Ohio.
BY Associated Press.
The Official Count Necessary to Decide
the Result i'm Hamilton County.
CINCINNATI. October 15.-There can be no
absolute certainty about the result OF Tues
days election in Hamilton county until the Of
fcial count is made. The vote in the two pre-
cincts of the nineteenth ward, which last night
had not been counted, is now being
counted, and the result on governor with one
county precinct missing, which in 1854
gave II republican majority, stands thus:
Hoadly, 33,667; Foraker, 33,362: Leonard,
1920. Hoadly's plurality, 3O5. The returns
are far from completion ON the legislative
ticket
The Zlmes-Iar estimates that the average
vote on republican members OF the legislature
exceeds FOraker's vote by 1,O15. II chat rate
Is maintained 1t would elect the republican
delegation except Robert Harlan. Nothing can
determine this contingency except an official
count. Since the list of counties claimed by
the republicans for representatives was all
nounced yesterday, there have been changes,
one in Hancock and the other 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. Figures from the state, exclusive
OF Hamilton county Indicate plurality ofirOm
$4,000 to 10000 for Foraker.