Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-10-12

approaches to the armory guarded.
One Of their leaders Inside made a
speech, in which he said:
The attack tonight was organized
to intimidate you from voting tomorrow.
Now I want to say toyou, let every man
60 to the polls and vote, if the act costs
him his life"
The speech was received with deafen-
ing shouts. When the riot was in pro-
gress, alarm was turned on, and the
fire bells tolled, and the whole police
force was called out.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.-The Republi-
can Central Committee figure major
ity by actual official return from Al
counties and partial returns with esti-
mated majority from balance of that
State of 22S for Brown, Republican
candidate for Governor. The Demo-
cratic Central Committee claim q re-.
gain on the return from IS counties on
the vote of 1868, which with partial re-
turns and estimated majorities from the
balance of the State will elect Hendricks
by 1000 majority. The vote is SO close
that it may require the official count to
determine the result.
10: 80 P. M.-Latest returns received
tonight show Democratic gain on the
State ticket and indicate the election of
Hendricks by small majority. Re-
publicans gain two Congressman and
probably lose one.
PHLADELpmA, Oct. ga special to
the Commercial says that nearly all re-
turns from the State have been received
at Republican headquarters, and make
Hartranft's majority 81 900.
The Republicans gain seven members
and lose one in Luzerne (O District.
Twenty Republicans and seven Dem
ocrats are elected.
The Republicans have majority in
the Constitutional Convention of sixty
members, and i'll the Assembly against
forty Dcmoo rats. The Senate stands
II Republicans to 1G Democrats, but if
Markey is elected in Clarion District,
the Republicans will have eighteen.
HARTFoRo, Oct. 8.--Returns from
twenty eight towns show eighteen Of
them to be Republican by an aggregate
majority of 219. Ten give an aggregate
Democratic majority of SGT.
CoLUMBUs, Ohio Oct. S.-The Demo-
cratic State Central Committee conceded
the election of Republican Congressman
in all Republican Districts, except Ham
ilton County, and concede 10000 Re-
publican majority on the State ticket.
LONDON, Oct. S-There was an explo-
sion at a coal mine at Marley yesterday
while the miners were ut work. Thirty
persons were known to be killed. The
greatest excitement prevails in the neigh
bOrhood
SAN Francisco, Oct. 1O.-Arrived--
Bark Dublin, from Seabcck.
New YoRK, Oct. S.-Returns from In
diana come in very slowly, and are SO
far favorable to the Democrats.
There is very little from Ohio.
The Cincinnati Enquirer claims q
Democratic majority for Hamilton coun-
ty of five thousand.
The Times special from Knoxville,
Tenn, says serious trouble is appre-
hended between the authorities of
Georgia and the United States Marshal.
Gov Smith has instructed Wafford,
Receiver of the Alabama and Chatta-
nooga railroad, not to surrender the
road to Judge Harrison and Lewis
Rice, who are the Receivers appointed
, by Associate Justice Bradley of the
United States Supreme Court. Gen.
Wafford says he is instructed to tear
up every rail and burn every bridge
before giving up the road. The Mar
shals have already arrested the Sheriff
of Dade county, and further trouble is
apprehended.
A large number of persons are al
legged to have voted fraudulently in
Newark, N. J. They are summoned
before the grand jury on Monday.
Ex-Governor Curtin spoke again in
Philadelphia last night, but did not
allude to national politics.
Eighteen of the Capuchin Friars ex-
PEELED by the Guatemalan government
sailed yesterday for Europe.