Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1885-10-16

BISMARCK, DAKOTA, r.
six wards and precincts give Foraker 49,
972;; Hoadly, 132,597; Leonard, 9,91S; net re-
publican gain, 1884. ITS.
% There is great enthusiasm over the GER
tain election of Foraker.
AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 1S.-The indications
are that Foraker has carried Cleveland and
Cuyahoga county by about 1900 and that
the republican county ticket is elected by
varying majorities. All over the "Western
Reserve" substantial republican gains are
shown and in only one town, Ober-
lin, has the prohibition vote caused
republican loss. A full vote
was polled here the election being without
incident. The Leader will say tomorrow
morning: "The whole state republican
ticket is elected by from 1900 to $4,000 ma
jority. The legislature will be republican
y both hcuses fSe vote ge'tg Mas hesSy
and the republicans on the Western Re
serve came out in full force, every one feel
ing it his duty to bring the country back to
republican rule. This result will secure
the election of a republican United States
senator and the early enactment of law
regulating the liquor traffic. Another
to eliminate the third party (prohibition)
from Ohio politics"
At midnight Mayor W. w. Armstrong of
OF the Plaindealer said: II think the re-
publicans have from $4,000 to 1000 plural
Try. The legislature is in doubt with
chances favoring republican majority in
joint ballot.
NO INTEREST AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct 13.-Less interest is
openly manifested in the result of the Ohio
election than has been the case in any
event of like political Importance within
the memory Of the present generation.
Generally on such occasions there have
been considerable crowds around the bull
letin boards. Tonight there are no crowds,
and, with one exception, no bulletin
boards. Few people in the department
have manifested interest enough to ask
for the news during the day, and it would
be difficult to name a dozen federal Office
holders from Ohio who have gone home to
vote.
AT COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, October 14-240 A. NJ The
republicans are jubilant with bands and
bonfires tonight The democrats are cores
pondingly quiet, and are receiving the re-
suit with good grace. Chairman Powell, Of
the democratic committee, comedies the
election Of the republican state ticket by
from 5000 to 10000: He thinks
tn tfey haye carried %a both branches
tive committee claim the election of For
aker by from 5000 to 10000 plurality,
though complete returns may make it
more. They claim majority on joint bal
lot. Allen 0. Morris is thought to be de-
feated for the legislature in Franklin
county by small majority.
AT TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, OHIO, Oct. 13.-The vote today
averages 10 to 15 per cent. less than that of
last year. The prohibition vote is small in
the city, and shows scarcely any increase.
Returns are coming in very slowly on ac-
count of the large number Of scratched
tickets, but the indications are that the re-
publicans have elected the most of their
county ticket.
Returns received up to midnight en-
county show d republican gain in nearly all
those heard from.
THE NEWS AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Oct 13.-The Ohio election ex-
citement runs high here tonight. Several
of the clubs and hotels are using telegraph
bulletins and considerable betting is in
dulged in. At the pool rooms early this
evening the sales were ten to eight in favor
of Hoadley's election. At 1910, two to one
was offered that Foraker would be sue
cessful by majority of 5000.
AT ST. PAUL.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 13.-From the best and
latest advices from all sources, Foraker's
plurality will be from $4,000 to $4,000. The
prohibition vote falls below last year and
takes from both parties, the Scott law hay
ing been in measure forgotten by the ex-
tremists. The legislature is republican on
joint ballot, insuring the reelection of
Sherman to the senate.
AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 13, 11:46 P. M.-The re
publicans claim 5000 plurality for Foraker
in Cleveland and the whole republican
county ticket. Lucas and Franklin coun-
ties shows large republican gain.
AT CHILLICOTHE.
CH1LL1coTHE, Oct. 14-Ross county will
give l50 republican majority. The repub--
lican senator and representative ran ahead
of the ticket and the whole republican
county ticket is elected.
AT sANDUsKA.
SANDUsKA, Oct. IA, 1922 A. M.-Net re-
publican gain in the city 499.
CHAOS.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-The counting of
the returns of yesterdays election is in
chaotic state. In precinct F, of the nine
teenth ward, when the count had proceeded
so far last night that 284 unscratched dem
ocratic tickets and fifty-six unscratched
republican tickets had been counted, the
judges stopped their work, and it has not
yet been resumed. In precinct D the box
has not yet been opened since the polls
were closed last night because one of the
judges holding the key can not be found,
There are 542 votes in this box, according
to the dial. These two precincts, and one
in the country, are missing from the table,
from which it appears that Foraker has a. .
majority of 537 in Hamilton county. The
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