Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07


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ro.aihou tnor hopos untii inc Close OF inc uay.
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AZ soon as the Poiis were 'ioseu 'lo Vio w,
began to dispense, and when inc VOC was an
hundred persons were a'ir IN inc ''c'h''y o'
the late polling places
In tho Third Ward
The usual number OF incldon's o. eicc,'on gay
were nouced In ths ward ana inc ponce NcIo
kept rather BUSY aurinS inc ont'ie uay' hAiy
in the morning numporoi "res~ were insue
ior disorderiy conduct ana lnC onsnIer' loyAeu
up nv aoou' V.iO 49,, n.y. ~ - NV. ~
headed ny ION bowie, naaieneu 70 'no pun
yelhng and Whooping' anu a'.eihPVeu W
fere with the voters Inc ponce iihncuIA.eIy'
charged on them, when they scattered Ike
sheep, and ned down Eighth street. toward
the market Tom being In tho lead. They
were pursued by the police, who succeeded In
arTestlng Richard Franklin, Thomas Russell,
John johnson, Addison Lane, John J. Perry,
John Budd, John Carter, Willis johnson,
Henry Bell, Wayman Brooks, Henry Baily,
Charles Taylor, Alexander Budd, James Z.
Evans. They have all been sent to the Central
guard-house to await trail. Henry Baily was
badly cut about the head.
Bowie escaped; but later in the day war
rant for his arrest was issued, and he was
captured by Officer Columbus and locked up
IN the statlon-houso. During the original
melee several Of the participants were more
or less injured, none OF them seriously
A fight occurred at the corner Of Ninth and
NJ streets, between Thomas Davis, William
Vansant and Patrick johnson. They were all
promptly arrested and held for hearing.
A boy named Hiram Gordon was arrested
In the morning for disordcrly conduct and
fined o.; which he paid.
About 8 o'clock In the afternoon q fracas
occurred on L street. between Sixth and Sew
enth, which resulted In the shooting Of col
orcd man named WIN. johnson, the ball en-
tering tho wrist and passing between the bones
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