The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-14
coneades the State to the Republicans

comedies the state ~ IAo A'0
on Governor. +,o
wards and precincts give Foraker o.
397; HOadley 50 .535; Leonard 4,43S. a
net Republican gain of 5.493.t
Three hundred and thirty precincts IN
the State show net Republican gam
of S27.
CH1LucornE. o.. October 13.-Ross
County will give $50 Republican major
ity The Republicans Senator ana
Representative have run ahead OF thelr
ticket ana the whole Republican county
ticket IS elected.
CLEVELAND, October Bind cations
are THAT Foraker has carried Cleveland
and Cuyah)ga County, by abont ?, 900
and that the Republican county ticket
+ Is elected by varying majorlties. All
over the western reserve, substantial
Republican gains are shown and IN only
/ one town, Oberly, has the Prohibition
vote caused a Republican loss. A full
/ vote was polled here, the election being
without incident.
/ CINCINNATI. October 13.-Eighty-h
precincts from Hamilton County, show
a Republican majority of 1859. The
Z publican gain in Ecie County, three
/ four b Of which has been hear from, Is
GU0. In Champaign County. one-halt
is heard from, and the Republican gain
lis Us. In AuglaiSe County, eight pre-
cincts COL, Clark County, eight pre-
cincts 30, two precincts of Lucas
/ County show Republican gain of 2, 0O9.
/ CLEVELAND, October BAT midnight
/ Major w. w. Armstrong. of the Plaia-
J dcgter, said: Il think the Republicans
/ have from 5000 to 10000 plurality.
The Legislature is in doubt, but the
chances are favoring a Republican ma
joriry on the joint ballot"
! CINCINNATI, October 13.-The Repub
leans elect a representative in Wash
ington County ana a Senator in the
Fourteenth district.
/ Four hundred and eighty-Seven pre-
cincts give Foraker 81 ,6S5, Hoadley r.
/ Oh, Leonard 1925. a net Republican
gain Ct 1913.
The Republicans claim 5000 plural
I ity for Foraker in Cleveland, and the
! whole Republican county ticket. Lucas
and Franklin counties show large Re
publican gains.
MARIETTA, O., October 13.-The Re-
! pubiicanS elect Senator in the Four
I teenth District and Representative III
| Washington County.
! CINCINNATI, October 13.-Five hun
! dred and four wards and precincts in
! 7,777. If the same ratio obtains in the
remaining precincts, Foraker'S major
| ity will be about 5000. Private dis
/ patches from Columbus say Secre-
/ tary Bushnell OF the Re
/ publican Committee, makes this
/ estimate and that the Democratic COM
mittee. comedies Hoadley's defeat.
/ The Republican Central Committee
claim to have elected representatives in
Madison Adams, Delaware. Morrow,
I Morgan, Washington and Ross Coun-
ties and senators in the Fourteenth,
/ Twenty-iTst, Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-ninth districts.
Five hundred and thirty-six wards
and precincts show net Republican
gain OF 8,49l.
/ ToLEDo, October 13.-Returnsr received
/ up to midnight, embracing about one
half of the precincts IN Lucas County,
/ show Republican gains in nearly all
for sheriff, probably he's majority of
500. Representa- yes j doubt, with
chances favoring the Republican candi-
dates. The remainder of the Republican
! County ticket is probably elected by
small majorities, and they claim the
county for Foraker by 400.
The Republicans claim to have
/ elected Representatives in the following
additional counties: Athens, CuyahOga,
! six. Delaware, Fulton, Greene (Rev.
B. ". Arnett cOlored), Laurence, Nor
gan, Marrow and Van Vert.
The following gains are reported in
Cincinnati: Second Ward, three pre-
cincts, Democratic gain, 1888; Third
Ward, one precinct Republican
gain, 126; Sixth Ward, complete
Ward. one precinct, Republican
gain "a; Sixteenth Ward, First Precinct,
Democratic gain 81; Seventeenth Ward,
First Precinct, Democratic gain l !;
Twentieth Ward, First Precinct, Repub
lican gain Is; Twenty-frst Ward. First
Precinct, Republican gain Sc; Twenty
second Ward, First Precinct, Demo-
cratic gain 81; Twenty third Ward,
First Precinct, Democratic gain u.
Six hundred and fortv-five preciH cts
give Foraker ,637, Hoadley 103, 937,
Leonard s, 400, net Republican gain Of
1O.475.
Seven hundred and seven wards and
precincts give Foraker 1872, 341, Hoadley
l16,S1S, Leonard g, l58, a net Republican
gain of 1859.
Erie county gave net Republican gain
of 1,019.
TOLEDO, October 1S.-The vote to-day
averages 10 to Is per cent. less than
that Of last year. The Prohibition vote
was small in the city and showed
scarcely any increase. Returns are
coming in very slowly on account OF
large number of scratched tickets, but
the indications are the Republicans
have elected most of their County
, ticket by somewhat decreased plurali-
ties from last year. The exceptions
are Wade and Puck, the former for
Sheriff and the latter for Represents
! tive. Baumbach, Republican. tor Rep
resentative, is believed to be elected by
q small plurality.
CINcIENATI, October 13.-The Cincin'
natl Commercial Gazette has returns
|, from one hundred and thirty-one yot
ing places in Cincinnati. showing a net
: Republican gain of 2,131. The chair
! man of the Republican Central Com
mittee estimates FOraker's plurality a
1880.
Two hundred and thirteen wards an6
/ precincts give Forake 1884, Hoadle.
2S .651, Leonard 2,517. A netTRepuoli
) can gain of 1919.
Five hundred and ninety-eight WARD
and precincts give Foraker Tue, 800
EIoadiav OF 121 Leonard S,049. A ne