The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-10-14
4,16T. o''o Hoadley's majority

AZ the October elact;ons II ,oa -
parties were represented ;S 81 1884 th'
: HHecretary OF State. and Roh;r sns race 10
hhSan?, Newman, Democrat Mon; lhepnb
thu t)ho'eaonlst), Herold, (Greenbachers , FRO
as +ho A large vote was no Meit
ZOO ene ,olowing will show: Rohinsnn ao1
H H. newman, 3SO,275; Morris o 81
a . $3.50; R%obinson's nlnrai S'-1o'
NJ. Inc presence Of four tickets !, ~ -.
hhroov"enoer ~(PresidentiaO contest aas;n
|" = forth a large vote. each mart
m" .A great gains. The vote was a. foIy.
S. " ia paine. 4O0,OS2; Cleveland, 3eS. 2se.
mo;o oGtn' i1.26s; Butler, $40: Blaine's
In CINCINNATI.
olNciNNAT1, October lathe e~,ect;o, in
IN 'i1y oegan without any disorder up to
~ a. ~. NO arrests have been made. Two
49, tauses contributed to this result: First
~ uivIslon OF precincts SO that not more
onah three or Jour hundred voters are in
any one, and the rain which nreven+s
crowds from collecting. All the Judges are
piovlded with printed lists of what are con.
s.uereo fraudulent registries, and voting is
"a1ched with care. Rain is renorted al
most an over the state last night and to.
Jay. lhls will doubtless have the effect to
cause a llght vote throughout the state.
QUIET AT CINCINNATI.
Rain ceased here betwee II and - Init
1T is not entirely clear. The vote nolled at
II O'Clock showed fully up to the average.
food order has been maintained thoIoh
drunken men are to be found around some
VI Ihe Young places, in spite of the state
law requiring all places where Intoxicating
drinks are sold to be closed on election
day. Rain is reported in the central and
northern parts OF the state at noo
AT COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, October 13.-The ell ection is
passing off quietly with the indications
THAT a light vote will be polled. It rained
all forenoon, and it is believed that if it
should clear away the main part of the
vote will be brought out during the after
noon. Some scratching is being done on
loca! and Legislative tickets, but work of
this kind is thought not to be formidable
to either side, although some precincts
were behind in their vote at noon. 1t was
Thought at that hour that hall OF the city
vote had been polled. Neither committee
has any information OF consequence, ex-
cept that rain is general and a fair vote is
being polled at Toledo, where the Republi-
cans claim that Foraker will carry the
county.
AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, October 13.-The election is
progressing in a very orderly manner.
Their a v been no disturbances, end the
new registering law seems to be a great sue
cess. Fraud is lessened, and a big vote is
being polled. The morning was wet and
disagreeable but Notwithstanding the cleo
tors turned out in great numbers. Demo-
Gratis and Republicans both claim the day.
It is impossible at this hour to predict the
result.
H DEMOCRATS GOING E
C%osHocroN, Ohio, October 13.-Rainy day
and a light vote up to noon. The prohi-
bitionists gain slightly in this city. The
Republican candidates for Treasurer,
Sheriff and Infirmary directors run ahead
OF their ticket, and may pull through. The
remainder of the Democratic ticket will
probably have q small majority.
THE VOTE AT TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, Ohio, October 13.-The vote OF
to-day averages from 10 to Is per cent.
less than that OF last year. The pro-
hibition vote was small in the city and
showed scarcely any increase. The returns
are coming in very slowly on count Of
the large number OF scratched tickets,
but the Indications are hat the Republi-
cans nave elected the most of their county
ticket by somewhat decreased pluralities
from last year. The exceptions ara Wade
and Puck, the former for Sheriff and the
latter for Representative. Baum, Repub-
lican, for Representative, is believed to be
elected by a small plurality.