The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-06
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WASHINGTON. November .,
tgpecinl tO the Cincinnati Fnuuirer1


lspecinl 10 the Cincinnati Enquirerl
The following private dispatch from Bal
timorc was received here to-night
The writ of hdbeqs corpus was served on
the Warden of the jail this morning for the
release of the new Commissioners and the
sheriff The Warden, by his counsel, claim
cd three days to make return, Judge
Bartol sustained the claim.
u Is now authoritatiyely stated that Il
compromise has been effected. The old
Cpmmissionersngree to appoint am entire
new set OF judges of election for to-mor-
row. The compromise X two Radicals and
one Conservative in each precinct. The
appointees 90 be men worth ten thousand
dollars, In real estate, in the ward; also,
one clerk from each party; Governor
Swann's Commissioners to he released, and
the proceedings against them quashed In
consumnation of this arrangement there
was good deal of excitement In the streets
throughout the day ard II number of ar
rests tit no general disturbance.
The police seized o lot Of 1000 muskets
in an Auction store on Baltimore street,
this morning. While loading them In u
wagon one exploded, killing one man. ia
tally wounding another, and slightly in
iuring third.
\. G. Williams had the Empire Club--a
Conservative organizaton--arres by the
police this morning, who are still in con-
imemcnt
MORE ABo UT THE ARMS
The arms and M unitions. consisting of
muskets, keg of powder, rifle and pistol
balls, were also removed to the police sta
tion. linfortunatel v, IN putting the mus
kets intoa furniture wagon to carry them
thither, one of them was discharged, and
shot u citizen in the face, seriously though
! it - hoped not fatally iuiuring him.
There were one hundred aud eighty lone
eases of arms captured at Bennet's auction
house. About fifty of them were loaded
and capped.
Another lot of 150 muskcis, loaded aud
! capped, We're seized, this evening. Mt u
groggery on Bond street, near Eastern
avenue.
Another lot Of sevcuty-ninc muskcts
was taken ffOm the store of Mr.. Buck, ON
Light street. Altogether, about G,000 stand
of arms are reported to have been seized,
| About Unv i'',,.,ilDu ...S.sts were tnadr
lo-ltay ~ thc police, ON the charge OF
| WHAT WILL BE THE RESULT.
Especial to to-day's Commercially
| A eXander Randall, Attorney General OF
the state, has given written decision In
favor of the action contemplated by the
| Rad ical Police Commissioners, and assert
! ing their right to 90 behind the registry
\ law. and reject the votes of registered citi-
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com fort TO the rebels. This Is strong
pon for the Radicals and they intend Il
be governed by it tomorrow.
IL now looks as ifthe election would pass
| of qnietly Tomorrow, and so rs 10 secure
the triumph of the Radical candidates.
They expect to elect forty-three out ol
eighty members of the Legislature In the
State, and thus be able to re-elect CreswcU
to the United States Senate.
The Enquirer, of this morning, says, edi-
torially:
The old Commissioners are to retain pos
session of their offices. They are masters
of the field against the law. against the
wishes OF tbree-fourths Of the people in
Baltimore, against the State. and against
the voice of the Federal Government With
all these advantages, the Conservatives
have been defeated. The matter, on their
part, was terribly mismanaged from the
start, and they have been ignominionsly
beaten