Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-14
THE RETURNS.


At Ciacisnati
CINCINNATI, O., October 13.-The elec-
ton in this city began without any dis.
order. Up to 10 o'clock am. no arrests
had been made. Two causes contribu ed
to this result t-the division of the pre-
cincts so that no more than 800 or 400
voters are in any one, and the rain, which
prevents crowds from collecting. All the
judges are provided with printed lists of
what are considered fraudulent registries
and the voting is watched with ,aTe. Rain
is reported almost all over the State last
night and to day. This will doubt less
have the effect to cause a light vote
throughout the State.
The rain ceased here between II and II
O'Clock, but the sky is not entirely clear.
The vote polled at IL o'clock showed that
it is fully up to the average. Good order
has been maintained, though drunken
men are to be found about some of the
voting places, in spite of the State law re-
quiring all places where intoxicatins
| liquors ars sold to be closed on election
| day. Rain was reported in the central
and northern parts of the State at noon.
The afternoon in Cincinnati was free
from rain, aud 80 far as can now be told
nearly the full registered vote wGs polled.
There were some arrests for fraudulent at
tempts to vote, and some plinor dis0rderly
conduct, but in general it was a pe6ceable
election. The first returns received by
the Associated Press indicated gains for
Foraker. When twenty precincts had
been heard from he had a net gain of 359.
The Prohibition vote gives indications of
considerable gains.
Naturalization returns are coming in
very slowly, but so far show Republican
gains.
$50 p.m.-Returns from sixty wards
and precincts show Foraker, 1888; Hoadly,
| 6039; Leonard, 697; net Republican gain,
| 94S. The vote for Leonard is irregular.
Large gains in some precincts, with nc
vote at all in others, and few losses.
9 p.m.-Seventy-eigh wards and pre-
| cincts give Foraker total vote of l0,S04;
Hoadly, 1928; Leonard, S56; net Repub-
! lican gain of $40.
9:f5 p.m.-Ninety-slx wards and pre-
cincts give Foraker Il, 4,572, Hoadly, 10, ,S35 :
Leonard, 1874. Net Republican gain, l4i4
Full returns from ons ward iD Cincinnati,
| the ninth, show exactly the same majority
as was given ia 1888.
$50 D m.-One hundred and fourteen
wards ard precinctssgive Foraker 1887; Z;
| Hoadly, 1878; LsOnard, 1921. Net Re-
| publican gain, 1911.
10 p.m.-It is impossible yet to compare
| the sources Of gain of the Prohibition can
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returns go far received indicate Democratic
| losses where there are Prohibition gains; in
/ other words, SO lar as can now be seen the
| Prohibition vote is drawn from both par
ties. One hundred and thirty-one pre-
| cinets give Foraker 20,375; Hoadley, 15,-
979; Leonard, 1900; net Republican gain,
2131.
| 1890 pm.-One hundred and thir-
! ty-fve precincts give Foraker 25,G93
1 Hocdly, 21,009; Leonard, 1877; net Re-
publican gain, 2499. Up to this time but
| little has been hosrd from the Legislature.
| A Republican Senator hss been elected ~;
the Twenty-Second District; Two Repub-
(! lican Representatives in Columbiana
county, ard one in Meigs; one Democratic
Representative IN TuscsTawas and one in
| Coshocton.
1O:45 p.m.-0ne hundred and ninety
| eight precincts show a net Republican
gain of 1904. This is nearly one-tenth OF
the voting precincts in the State.
IL 1p.m.-3S0 precincts in the State show
a net Republican gain of 1927. Eighty
4 five precincts from Hamilton county show
Republican majority of 1869. The Re-
publican gain in Erie county, three-fourths
| of which has been heard from, is 600. In
| Champaign county, oDs-half heard from,
the Republican gain is l25; in Auglaize
[ county, eight precincts, 300l; Clark coun-
~, aeven precincts, 24O. Two precincts OF
In, >~s county shoy Republican gain of
207.
Midnight.-Five hundred and four pre-
cincts in the State give net Republican
gain of 7777. IL the same ratio obtains in
the remaining precincts Foraker's major
| ity will be about 5000. Private dis
| patches from Columbus say that Secretary
| Bushnell of the Republican Committee
L a I, a "a
cratic Committee comedies Hoadiy's de-
feat.
1890 a.m.-The Republican State Cen
tral Committee claims to have elected
representatives in Madison, Adams, Della
| ware, Morrow, Morgan, Weshington and
Reiss counties, and senators in the Four.
teenth, Twenty-first, Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-ninth districts.
am.-The Republicans claim TO have
elected representatives in the owing
additional counties: Athens, yahogs
Delaware, Fulton, Green, (Re~. B. w
Arnel, colored,) Lawrence, Morgan, Nor
row and Van Vert. The following gains
are reported in Cincinnsti: Second ward
three precincts, Democratic gain, lSS; Third
| ward, one precinct, Republican gain, 126
Sixth ward, complete, Democratic gain
575; Tenth ward, one precinct, Republican
gain, ga; Sixteenth ward, one precinct
j Democratic gain, So; Seventeenth ward
| one precinct, Democratic gain, /; Twen
| tieth ward, one precinct, Republican gain
| Is; TWenty-first ward, one precinct, Dem
oeratic gain, 81; Twenty-tbird ward, oni
precinct, Democratic gain, u. Six hun
| ired and forty five precincts Throughout
the State give a net Republican gain o
10,475.
2:15 a.m.-Returns from 754 voting pre-
cincts in the State give Foraker 1927
Hoadly, 12S 1856; Leonard, 96l1. Net Re
publican gain, 1852. This includes NOR
than one-hRlf the State. A private dis
patch from Lucas county says the legis
; lstive ticket there is IN doubt, with III
| chances favoring the Republicans. Al
ANALYSIS OF the vote shows that the Pre-
, hibition candidate has gained Democrats
| votes.
The Commercial Gazette this morniri
says: "The Republicans made the Ggh
! | against the Leonard party hot and severe
and drew the lines. The Democrats cod
died the fraud. and the result is he 20
many Democratic votes. Gov. Hoadl
! | damaged himself seriously by his in
: dorsement of the Allen o. Myers legisls
| ture. All the machinery of fraud of til
. gang of Democracy in this city with whicl
I the Commercial Gazette has made the pee
] pie familiar was in full operation yestel
, day, and it would be impossible to exse
gerate the reckless wickedness that Wa
, perpetrated.
4 The indications as we write are that tn
) | scoundrels have done their desperate dirt
, | work in vain; that the Republicans hsv
the Legislature outside of Hamilton cour
ty, and that they have carried the county
b Ii they have done SO, the people OF thi
S city may reverently thank God and tax
a courage"
@ AZ Columbus,
+ COLUMBUS, o, October 1S.-The electio
4 | is passing of quietly, with Indications tbs