Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-14
THE ELECTIONS.
REPUBLICANS CARRY OHIO.


ll3y telegraph TO the Dsspatch.l
CINCINNATI. October - The cleo
ton In OHIO. to-day was for State and
county officers, for thirty-scven sens-
tors and one hundred and ten represcn-
tatives OF the General Assembly, and
Hpon four amendments to the Constitu-
tion of the State, three OF which relate 70
changing the State election from October
to November, and one 10 changing tle
term Of Office for township trustees.
Governor Hoadly is the Democrats
candidate for reelection j. j. Foraker
the Republican candidate, and Rev. a.
j. Leonard the Prohibition candidate
for Governor. There arc 2,0l7 voting
places IN the State. The comparison
will be made with the vote for Cover
nor IN 1889. when Governor Hoadly was
elected by a plurality Of 1889 over j.
i. Foraker.
The afternoon In Cincinnati was free
from rain. and so far as can nov be
told nearly full registered vote was
pollsd. There were some arrests for
fraudulent attempts to vote and some
minor disorderiy conduct, but in gen
eral it was peaceful election.
The first returns received by the As
ISOLATED Press indicate gains for Fora
ker. When twenty precincts had
been heard from he had q net gain OF
$50. The Prohibition vote gives ind
cation Of considerable gains.
$50 y. M-Seventy-eight wards
and precincts give Foraker total vote
OF 1O.s0G; HoAdly, 1923; Leonard
$50; net Republican gain, 90. The
vote for Leonard Is irregular. There
are large gains in some precincts with
no vote at all III others, and few losses.
1890 =. N-Ninety-six wards and
precincts give Foraker l4.5T2 Hoadiy,
1885; Leonard, l,l3+-net Republi-
can gain, l.4l4. Full returns from
one ward in Cincinnati tthe Ninth
show exactly the same Republican ma
iority as was given In 1853.
CINCINNATI. October l3.-Dne
hundred and ninety-eight precincts show
a net Republican gam OF 1904 votes.
This Is nearly one tenth OF the voting
precincts N the State.
CINCINNATI, October l3.-Three
hundred and thirty precincts II the
State show a net Republican gain Of
4.S27.
CINCINNATI, October 13.-lt Is
impossible vet 70 compare the sources
Of gam OF the Prohibition candidate
but q cursory examination Of the re-
turns so far received indicate Demo
cratic losses where there are Prohibit
ton gains. In other words. so Tar a.
car now be seen the Prohibition vote i
drawn from both parties. One hundred
and thirty -one precincts give Foraker
20.375: Hoadiy, I5,9T9; Leonard
l.5Co-net Republican gam, Obj.
One hundred and sixty-fve precincts
Foraker. 25.093: Hoadly. 2l.o09 I
Leonard. l.S77-net Republican gains.
. ,499. Up to this time little ma been
heard from the Legislature. The Re
publican senator has been elected III the
Twenty-second district. Two kepub-
lican representatives are elected II Co
lumbiana county and one in Meigs one
Democratic representative II Iuscars-
was and one II COshOcton.
CINCINNATI, o.. October l3.-The
Republicans elect two senators II Cny-
ahoga district and two Representatives
II Franklin county, one II Union, and
one n Hardin county. The Democrats
elect one IL Franklin county. Returns
from 754 voting precincts In the
STATE give Foraker l43. I27 Hoadly-
l2S, 635 Leonard, 9.6ll-net Repub-
lican gain, $50. This includes more
than one third OF the State.
a private dispatch from Lucas coun-
" says the Legislature there Is II
doubt. with the chances favorIng the
Republicans.
An analysis OF the vote shows thai
the Prohibition candidate ma gained
democratic votes.
I0LEDo. October l3-The vote To-
day averages 10 70 l. per cent. less
than that OF last wear The Prohior
ton vote was small II the city and
showed scarcely any increase. Return:
are coming II very slowly on account
Of the large number Of scratched tick
cts. but the indications are that th'
Republicans have elected most Of then
county ticket by somewhat decreased
pluralities from last year. The exceP
lions are IL Ware and Puck. the iorInel
for sheriff and the latter for represents
tive. Baumbach, Republican. foI rep
resentatiye, Is believed 10 be elected hI
q small plurality.
CHILLICOTHE, October l3.-Ros:
county viii give $50 Republican ma
iority. The Republican senator an,
representative run ahead Of the ticket
and the whole Republican county ticke
Is elected.
MARIETTA. October 1.-The Re
publIcsns elect a senator II the Four
teenth district and q representative L
Washington county.
TOLEDO, o., October l3.-Return
received Up 70 midnight. embrscIn;
only about one hall OF the precinct
ID Lucas county, show Republican
gains IN nearly all those heard from
Wade Democrat. for sheriff, PROBABLY
mas majority Of 500. The represents
tives are IN doubt, with chances favor
iDg the Republican candidates. Tn
remainder Of the Republican count
ticket Is probably elected by small ma
joTities. The Republicans claim tn
county for Foraker by 400.
Chicago, ILLINOIS, October b.
The later Oceaa's Columbus (0hlo
special SAYS The election II Ohio TO
day passed of without any serious dis
turbance, although II many sections 0
the State party spirit ran high, AM
personal collisions were only avoidei
by cooler heads. Party lines wer
closely drawn III some localities. bu
scratching mas been without parallel L
Ohio elections. In this city the penci
brigade was most formidable. Myers
the ring candidate for the Legislature
has been defeated without doubt. Tn
count Is necessarily slow because o
the manner IN which the candidate
have been slaughtered. There has bee
a cut-throat game played on the count
ticket. Myers commenced the wor
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