, 1875-11-03

lion in tho SIKH Ward was comp.ratlr ct;
In fact. tho most orderly that has bcel ): III |
that locality IN many years. 1he w = cyan
to aAHemblo early III tho morning, - W.T. |
ing atnrtod In all precincts aInlunt :. noGsty
for hcrlnE. Tn tn alou. noan II ) .re ;'1r |
nnybo If e1so .eeuIeA to h" tv $ lT Bl.
Hbwevor, tho friends of kcr]eyi : 20 rai'Y.
md lator ID tito day the couise : .ofn even.
tho balauce ncntnlng to he " - - }: IIc,,na.
1riHbmon. Of whom lilo ward ~. conposs1.
s's1ei tnt Tie nonlan'I"a 'n, ey wa ,a n",y
would voto tho straight Or = j ticket. tro.
ferring a. they said to ell by tiebing
rather tllan to bo tho slct.. Of nnpportd
scIlome. knos and Eronts of 'nen gathered
around Tho polla talsu* nf things the7 avldet:-
Iy ilau not tho Hijghtest idea Of. making tho
wildcat and most cuIpha,ic Atatotncnts cheering
at tho call OF some blatant t'ckes-pesalsr for
their favorte csndtdn.es joBtl;,'g and troading
upon each other and acting III a:l respects like
crowd of ignorant. unthtIskng r.oplo. Many of
tLcM ware drunk and tllaurdrfly. tbs HaoonH On
tho whole 1eng.h Of Archer avenue being o;'en
to a1f. oven h tic policc,
At o'clock tho excitement Stacked d little.
since all The men had votc'l who woro thc' rrs-
cut, and tho butchers, coa.heavefr. hnd laboreF4
lad not yet arrived. When tley did co'ne they
Horo lootialnHo'i by the toud-nou.hod ilcsng-
ties. and dragged and }slnicd up to make tIu
deposit OF &tlo ticket futcei upon the1n.
IN tue First Precinct. tbs polls being 1T u
Archer Rvcnue. tile general behavior waA gDod.
thnngh two HIDE: da.tlidTy uu1tages were conl-
m,ttcd. Tie tI5st tt.u tfahnr0ttiu. OF
all
TIE INMATES or TIE cnCSTr HOSPITAL
to vote the Healing tH.o. Inu iasnv. blind. bait,
aud de'urInGd Htro PsOMibClDt1nly brought up.
and ia easily allowed to va.9 the wortnl2gs
word Of some bummet. Another outrage. tho
tneanes: Of tho day. vas the as.allsing Of all
unoffcuding citizen by eonle - thug" who struck
lin forcibly cnuuEn in tho mnnth to knuck allin
out fro1n unler his hat, at,i in thn crowd.
I}tn kf trnA nf6 n in ~ II
tho darkness was saslfy carried off by the a.
| raulter, who escaped lunotced. Tbs abused MAI,
said "tllcre MAS 1o hali;lcs. only luaiers herc.'
! One mai almost went ctazy with excitement at
aecing u man }ust two DAYS tram Cincinnati;
| enjoy the lrlyilcYe, supposed to LcIonX only to
| residents Of tue prernct.
Tho 5ccoud Precinct Sni tue r'ost dcccnt and
tyAtenasc. Thsro rcte M tights. aud bu: little
pushing. Showing, and dispute.
Tho THIRD lrccinct. tn: polls at $40 Archer
avcnue, was tho 1nost lively and bu.r!uton+. 4
greater number Of vo!cs we're poiIc1 thero than
At nny uther, aa4 tue mob behaved more n-
| gratrtu!;. The day Tins Na1 marked ty ~
| sotiouB trouble. but !: a'lniown tho MUS bc-
| gan. Two young aap;rants for !js.lc glory ha !
q melee after considerable jawlus Tncy wcrs
apart from tho cto"d so'uo ~ feet. aua tho
! ruhians male dive at tho Eoe1cv man,
suatcied h,m OF his feet, and kicked linn nn-
mercfuliy III tLn hoad aud boiy. rho police
made rush, OF conrsa too late. but the COM
1 VAlAutb 4Au SpEAFEu tk4Ou5u t4O GAIi -
Of tlelr friends. Tic excitement became g"n.
| oEal, aud tho repeating commenced. gauE uf
rowdicH tried 10 push away from hlH rosl tho
| Republican challenger Who had stuca there like
| leech al day long. Tho rnl!ce stuoA by au.i
Bad not VOID. but tts object ii tho Rat4s "As
defeated. for tic mAu would rpt baagc. aud tho
crowd Of rcpeater4 could not ~ eas'iy make
! their point. Many votes wcre challenged but 1t
had no effect on the jIt'lsca' wio lot 1t pass un-
| noticed.
| Dennis Nurntlr nor ,ysnt IN to ,Jako Onntel'a
| saloon au1 bol;an to DO by,a:cro&g. lie tuck q
revolver from a man i'll tue eioH1. AID threat
| ioerlerea. aut found tLc Aovr locked. Au cn-
| franco was mado from tho roar. and
| Nr. Murphy Has natcaca of. not With
out Bonlo interference from his psl@, to
prisoner fio,n the police WAS rlado. tue clubs
beng too pIaiuly really for Use; taon"l ot.t
nan s.gu!lie.l hts ability 70 throw poelsr down
aud Il walk Oh tho rain oi his neck
In tic Fifth I'rcciuct there was no fighting.
apd but ono arsea:-1or drunGauncs.-~iuc man
being silly and lntrn-ivo enough 70 be cunsil.
erod 4 nuisance. The vo:!ng-p aco WAS i,t the
roar Of saloon on the corner Of Archer ayenut
nna Fa1 retl tSreet.
The principal csu,o for complaint in the Tiftl
Precinct waa tho looHu and ,tasatI ils:orr way
the judges hid OF catlti'l.inI! thai brs1'ess.
They challenged al kc2les aud Link so:es, b"
Jet tho Hesng tickets PRES un71catioued. ;Ir
for Botrc tno to no avail. aud varl"u
others tried tLclr hanIs at It "!tl
similar results. The prosetcs OF n Baloou juA
next door, mud tho tact that tito Judges aud tn
otuer occupants ut tue pD.roJm agsnc1 to be
tho best custolnela. may In n measure accon,s
for 1t the locality seetnH to To bonntlful1
adorned With such mon ~ AID. Finucaue. VII
make /. punt to try 10 liavo tho business car
ried On a. much to their Individual ,ncllnation
III 10 possible. Tho ward was MT sisitrd by an
OF tho political llglis Of any parties except tn
Opposition. Cau'tlopi. Fril.viio, snI othoE
came and vent 1t irregular Intervals. ltaudbiIl
Of keioy's supposed losc to D'Sei!f wete free!
scattered around, aud nuIno:ous reports tin
kecloy had withdrawn wero circulated with I'll
, | bopc Of caueiag the denertton OF hls ttlcn |
An 4. G. Uesing travelling band diHcoussed NUS
At eueh precinct III turn.