Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1885-10-16
FOraker's Plurality Over $4,000, a
Republican Gain of Over 25,-
900 Over 1883.
The Prohibition Vote Light, Drawing
Equally From Democratic and
Republican Parties.
The Reelection of the Old Veteran
John Sherman, to the U. s.
Senate Assured.
How the News of the Ohio Elec-
ton is Received at Va
riOus Points.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-The election in
Ohio today was for state and county Off
GERS, for thirty-seven senators and ITO rep
resentatives of the general assembly, and
upon four amendments to the constitution,
changing the state elections from October
to November, and one to change the term
of Office of township trustees. Governor
Hoadly is the democratic candidate for re-
election, J. B. Foraker the republican cali
didate and Rev. A. B. Leonard, the prohi
bitiOn candidate for governor. There are
2,017 voting precincts in the state. Com
parisOn is made with the vote for governor
in 1883, when Governor Hoadly was elected
by a plurality of 9,252 over j. B. Foraker.
REPUBLICAN GAINS EVERYWHERE.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-The republican
state central committee claim to have
elected representatives in Madison, Adams,
Delaware, Morrow, Morgan, Washington,
and Rose counties and senators in the
fourteenth, twenty-frst, twenty-seventh
and twenty-nineth districts. Ten precincts
from Richland county, including three
wards in Mansfield give a net republican
gain of 48, Portage county Z, precincts 8,
democratic gain so, Sandusky county pre-
precincts, S75 republican gain, Seneca coun-
ty, II precincts including wards Of Tiffin,
15O republican gain, Stark county including
wards in Massilon, 300 republican gain,
Summit county II precincts, 275 republican
gain, Trumbull county, precincts, 8 re-
publican gain, further precincts in Toledo
gives net republican gain of 914.
ORDERLY AT CINCINNATI.
The afternoon in Cincinnati was free
from rain and so far as can now be told
nearly full registered vote was polled
There were some arrests for fraudulent at
tempts to vote, and some minor disorderly
conduct, but in general it was a peaceable
election. The first returns received by the
associated press indicated gains for Fora
ker. When twenty precincts had been
heard from he had net gain of 359. The
prohibition vote gives indications of con-
siderable gains.
THE PROHIBITION VOTE IRREGULAR.
Returns from sixty wards and precincts
show Foraker, 1858; Hoadly, 5000; Leon
ard, 697; net republican gain, 94S. The vote
for Leonard is irregular.
PRECINCT RETURNS.
Seventy-eight wards and precincts give
Foraker a total vote OF 1OSO4; Hoadly,
1928; Leonard, S56; net republican gain,
979.
Ninety-six wards and precincts give For
aker 14,572; Hoadly, 1885; Leonard, 1,134;
net republican gain, Ala.
Full returns from one ward in Cincin-
nati-the ninth-show exactly the same
majority as was given in 1888.
CONCEDED TO THE REPUBLICANS.
11:O8 P. M.-The democratic central COM
mittee concede the state to the republicans
on governor.
11:22P. M.-Eighty five precincts In Gin
cinnati give republican majority Of
1869.
11:26 M-Four hundred and forty-six
wards and precincts give Foraker rs, 3,846;
Hoadly, 1886; Leonard, 5,S6S; net republi-
can gain, 7,O16.
11:31 P. M.-Four hundred and seventy
three wards and precincts gives Foraker
1902; Hoadly, 696O0; Leonard, 5,753; net
republican gain, 7,478.
PROHIBITION DRAWING FROM BOTH PAR
TIES.
11:S5 P. Mt is impossible yet to COM
pare the sources of gain of the prohibition
candidate, but cursory examination of
the returns so far received indicate demo-
Ocratic losses where there are prohibition
gains. In other words so far as can be
seen the prohibition vote is drawn from
both parties.
BUT LITTLE HEARD FROM THE COUNTRY.
1910 P. M.-The republicans elect rep
resentative in Washington county and a
senator in the fourteenth district. Four
hundred and eighty-seven wards and pre-
cincts give Foraker, 81 635; Hoadly, 72,644;
Leonard, 5,925; net republican gain, 1918.
OCTOBER 14-12:05 A. None hundred
and sixty-ive precincts give Foraker 25,-
09S; Hoadly, 21,009; Leonard, 1,877; net re-
publican gain. 2499. .,. ..,..fs. ..
Up to this time but little has been heard
from the legislature.
A republican senator has been elected in
the twenty-second district and two republi-
can representatives in CuyahOga county.
1920 A. M-Five hundred and sixty-efght
wards and precincts give Foraker 100, ,120;
Hoadly, 87,967; Leonard, 10,602; net repub-
lican gain, 1888.
THE REPUBLICANS CLAIM THE STATE.
L A. M-The republican central commit
tee claim the state by lS,500