The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-11-07

says Bracket. for governor of Massachu-
setts is elected probao oily by 20, COG, "a Repub-
lican loss of 10000.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, November 5.-Election day
is blessed with unusually fine weather,
clear and bright with just enough chiliness
In the temperature to make the air bracing.
In this city and county the polls closed at
p m. However, very large vote was
cast in the morning beginning at o'clock.
In all the precincts heard from at 10 a. M,
fully two-thirds of the entire registered
vote had been cast Voting so far has
been entirely free from any sort of disorder.
Under the election law no crowding about
the polls is permitted, and the old habit OF
gathering in large numbers about the poll
ing places is entirely broken up. The in
dication now is that a full vote will be cast
in CINCINNATI.
COLUMBUS, November 5.-Indications up
to noon are that a heavy vote will be
polled. Foraker is being scratched but not
to the extent anticipate by the Democrats.
There is little scratching on the legislative
tickets.
CLEVELAND, November 5.-The Re
publicans are encouraged this morning by
reports from the weather in northern Ohio
At Republican headquarters it was estl
mated that the absence of rain meant IRON
25, 900 TO 10000 Republican votes on the
western reserve. At the office OF the boarc
of elections it was estimated from early
morning reports that about $4,000 votes
would be cast in the city, with nearly tul
vote in the townships. About one-third o
the city's vote had been cast at 10 O'Clock
There was no excitement and not muci
scratching.
COLUMBUS November 5.-The election il
Columbus was one of the quietest ever eX
perienced. The monotony was scarcel.
varied by an incident worthy OF note. Th
Republicans are fearful of the result.
Tolley has been kept on the heac of tn
| ticket in one precinct of the sixth ward
and it shows that twenty Republican
scratched Foraker, and the Republican vot
| is about 100 short. Should other precinct
of the city show anything like this tallln
off and strong work against the head OF tn
ticket, the Republican defeat can be moth
ing but overwhelming.
CINCINNATI November 5.-The first new
from Ohio tonight Is eight pr, clActs. Fora
ker, LAS; Campbell, 977; He4W g, ". sam
precincts in 1887 gave Foraker $40; row
ell, 749; Seitz, 1872. This shows an increase iSt
vote and gain for Campbell of 123. In
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CINCINNATI, November Sat o'cloc
eeturns received from Cincinnati continr
to show gains for Camnbell, so that the II
publicans began to concede the county
him by from one to three thousand. Fiji
precincts out of 1927 in this city give Forak
7,249 and Campbell 1888 votes. In Il
state, outside of Cincinnati GA precinc
gave Foraker 8,2l6 Campbell, 6,S41, Helw
36l. The same in 1887 gave Foraker 7,0t
Powell, 3 836, Sharp, Prohibition, 257. Th
shows a gain for Campbell of 6O7
At 9:30 the opinion is general that Har
ilton county has gone for Campbell by fro
1000 to 5000. This estimate is made by u
Lincoln club and corroborated by hgur
received by the board of election. Il
d Young Mems Democratic club has just p
out bulletin saying that Hamilton coun
is Democratic by plurality OF 5000.
r 189 precincts in Ohio outside of Clnclnns
| Foraker has 1880; Campbell. l47OO; lie
, wig, /, 1,0OS. The same places in 1887 ga
Foraker 5,403; Powell, 12,544; Sharp, 81
COLUMBUS, November 5.-Forty precinc
heard from show net Democratic gain. Fo
aker's majority two years ago was 23,OC
J This indicates the result will be close, al
} the probability is Foraker is defeated. III
balance of the Republican ticket is prob
bly, elected.
One hundred and one of 107 precincts
Cincinnati give Campbell a plurality of 2, 81
This indicates in the cit, ard county m
iority for Campbell of 4,800, which will
Democratic gain in Hamilton county
1000. This would leave little over 12,U
in other portions of the state to be overcon
J by Campbell.
CLEVELAND, November 5.-Early tn
evening as the returns came in from V
| .,ts, +I,rnt, t,rI,T or
came evident that the Prohibitionists we
gaining, which meant loss to the Repub
, cans. 1t was also obst rived that the latt
: party had lost heavily over its vote tv
wears ago The i dication is markt
gains for the Democrats. At 1880 o'clot
. ! the Democrats were confident of Cam
: BELLS election.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, November Indications a
: that a full vote is being polled througho
the state. Both parties in this city b;
their forces at the polls early, but while Il
, Democrats were voting steadily the n
groes have not yet turned out in the
usual strength. Nota ripple of discord h
4 occurred. The Democrats appear confide
\ of victory by large majority The R
. publicans are not faltering in their bel
+; of success. Much interest is manifested
the election.
l. RICHMOND, November Sat $3.50 this
3 ternoon the negro judge of election at t
If first precinct in Jackson ward left t
room for half an hour. When he return
e he preferred charges against Messrs. Pr
l. ION Belvin and B. NJ. Smith, Jr, for q
= structing voters. The other two judg
tried the case and discharged Belvin a.
IS Smith and required the negro judge to D
n COSTS This nettled the negro and he
fused to Serve as judge any longer. Fl
is put stop to the voting but 1T was !
.8 sumed about o'clock at the second p
J. cinct in the same ward. Fred Mussey, CO
respondent of the Cincinnati Commerc
d Gazette got into difficulty with col
mercial traveller, who dealt several sevt
blows. Several negroes were arrested
alleged illegal voting.
The fact was developed today that VII
the Democratic parade was in progress Ii
night the Republicans were busily engag
in showing circulars and Republican tick
under the doors of the white workingm
appealing to them to support Maho
! H. @;oI,ofS on istr ihutpd were