Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-15
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. OHIO ELECTION RETURNS. Republicans Assured of a
 Complete Victory. THE NEWS IN WASHINGTON DC. Daring BurgIaryin Boston at
 Broad Daylight. NEW ORLEANS REIGN OF TERROR. Longfellow's Daughter Married
 ---Other Telegrams.
NEW ORLEANS REIGN OF TERROR.
LATER OHIO RETURNS

the Republfcans- HoadIey,s Defeat
 Accounted for in Many Ways.
 COLUMBUS, Oct 14.-The chairman and other members of the Democratic and Re- publican State executive committees have been at their respective headquarters all day endeayoring to cipher out majority on either side in the legislature. There has been nothing unusual in the proceedings except that each has been claiming they had majority on joint ballot. The Democratic committee steadily claim they have carried the legislative ticket in Hamilton county, notwithstanding the figures sent out from Cincinnati, which indicate that the Repub- licans have elected their entire ticket with the exception of Harlan for rep- resentative. Counting Hamilton county solid the Democratic committee claims the legis- lature on joint ballot, with ffty-six mem bers in the House and twenty one in the Sen ate. They give nothing but general figures and refuse to name the counties in which it is claimed by the Republican committee the contests have been close. The Republican committee claim a majority. on joint ballot without Hamilton, and also q working ma,
 
 county for the Republican legislative ticket and including half the other doubtful coun- ty and district the Republican committe say the House will stand seventy-one Republi cans to thirty-nine Democrats and the Senate twenty-four Republicans to thir- teen Democrats. In the fight and scheming for the legislature the plurality on the State ticket has been lost sight of, though it is be- Eeved it will reach IS, 600 and the prohibition vote will be 23, ,000.
 One of the peculiar features of the vote is that it shows Hoadley has run behind, which would indicate that part of the defeat is caused by the dislike of his course. The chairman of the Democratic committee says the result was caused in main from the fact that the liquor vote went back on the Demo cratic party and he takes the result as an indication that they want liquor tax similar to that o1 the Scott law. A member of this committee thinks great many Democrats were dissat. isfied with President Cleveland's policy and concluded to express themselves at the first opportunity. Governor Hoadley says it was caused by the fact in the first place that Ohio is substantially Republican State and the contest followed presidential campaign when the Republicans had a good majority and it was too soon for the drift to turn the other way He also thinks that the fact that the Republicans under the direc- tion of John Sherman nominated liquor and saloon men in the majority of the cities for the legislature made it impossible for the Democrats to give them the scare they did two years ago. He also thinks there was general apathy the part of the Democrats which counted greatly in the cities where the principal Democratic losses are found to have been.
 COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 14.-The Republi- cans have elected two members of the House from this county. This is the first time in the history of the party that Franklin coun- ty elected Republican to the legislature.
 TOLEDO, Oct. 1.-The latest returns from Lucas county confirm the election of two Democratic State Senators, one Democratic Representative and one Republican Repre- sentative, the latter beingO. s. Brumback, whom the Blade refused to support on ac- count of his adherence to the liquor party. O'Neill Dem for intrmary director is also elected.
 MANSFIELD, O., Oct. 14.-Senator Thur man tonight said that he thought the Re- publican majority on joint ballot ill the leg islature would not be less than 12 without counting Hamilton county. He expressed some surprise at the delay and the unusual indications in Hamilton county, but believed fair return would be made which would give the Republicans eight representatives and three senators. He said: ''rhe election Is all 6rnpnatlc pIOLeSC at5dlHst tile lIduu ftdu violence in the South besides tending to settle the temperance question and serving as a warning to the free trade clement"
 CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-To-night the situa- tion in Hamilton county is changed and the jubilant spirits of the local Republicans have somewhat subsided. While it ap- peared early in the afternoon as if the major portion of the Republican ticket were elect ed and members of the Duck kworth club had conceded the victory to the other side, later returns indicate the election of the entire Democratic legislative and county tickets by pluralities ranging from 100 to TOO with the single exception of Kuhl for county commissioner. The returns, however, are incomplete and there is growing disposition on the part of the Rspu blicans to contest the election if the official count does not change the rest.
 The following telegram was received to- night from the prohibition candidate fo1 Governor:
 'sThe prohibition is all that could reasona- bly, be expected and is large enough to hold 6 balance of power in future elections. The prohibition party is the only one that shows an increase over the vote of last fall. It hai multiplied it's vote by three and it will con- tinue to grow. The next prohibition cam paign in Ohio begins to-day.
 A. B. LEONARD. CINCINNATI, Oct 14.-The Enquirer to morrow morning will say:
 The Republican State ticket is elected by plurality much smaller than the first claim of the Republican managers. Hamilton county is Democratic, notwithstanding the | frauds committed by Republican leaders The Democratic ticket is elected with possi 1 ble exception of treasurer and commissioner The State Senate is Democratic and there il strong possibility tlfat the Democrats vii have the legislature on a joint ballot, thougl | the majority will be s1nall.''
 PITTsBURG, Oct: 14-A Commercial-Ga zstte special from Cincinnati says:
 stCleveland and its county solidly Re | publican, terrible blow to to the Pawn
 party. The whole of the Republican ticke in the State is elected by an average of 15, 900 votes to spare. In Cincinnati and Ham
 ilton county the Democratic managers ar
 holding back certain returns with the hop
 of doing things in such way as to count il
 certain senators and representatives. The will not succeed as it is believed the resul
 will probably stand in this county, that tn
 Republican Senators and Representatives ar
 elected with one exception, which will giv
 both houses of the legislature to the Republi
 can party with John Sherman for Unite'
 States Senator In this county on the cour ty ticket tho Democrats successful in tn