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THE NEFS IN THIS CITY.
MUCH EXCITEMENT.

GATHERING IT THE NATioNAL COMMITTEE ROOMS
ANXIETY FOR observation-disclosures ATTuE FIFTH
AVENUE nOTEL-AEoUND IHE TEBUNE's Bull
LEfIN BOAEDs.
A large crowd gathered at the Headquarters Of the
Republican National Coma:Ittce last evening.
eagerly awaiting tie arrival of tho re-
turys from Indiana Gnd Ohio. The
telcrrams from blth States were meaere and lnire-
qu.ni. Eeye.taelr--, those which were received
were of = cA er.J character AMI elected th" hYeIi-
est .xotrs- ions oi sI,islar ion. The first dispatch
was dared indianapolis $3.50 p. m. and read a. fol-
lows:
s,.t.-t,, returns from various parts Of the State
,.t.a' ~ snow suI,I !:rf fdn'c+n gains.
This elected loud shouts of applause. Ii was fol-
t,et y lew n.omcuts later. by one from ex-senator
D0Iary: ,..,...,,. ~. - taeo
oar reports from all r1rs q tnc 7i~te are most en-
roufisu ,Ot -insc report OF iosscs ald tAcrc axe
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EX ! nA,
3:A5 a. m.
4 DISPATCH FE0N SEAAroR DoRgeT


HE BELIEVES THAT PORTER = FLFcTrD RY PROM
5000 10 5000 MAJoKIIY-ANxIKTY As TO
POSSIBLE FRAUD.
tBY rELEcAtPH 70 TIE TRIBUNE
INDIANAPoIIs Oct. u i have received feegr3rns
during the afternoon and evening from corresponds
cns in ost of the counties OF the state and vita
an exception here and there OF small consequence.
all previous calculations appear quite certain 10
be realized THIS county will probably give
$500 plurality for Porter, gam Of 800.
This NAV be increased to 5000 Al
len County. IN which Fort Wa,ue il
situated, Will give gain Of from 1000 70
LOO. In Floyd County. whore New-A bany is
situated We shall gain aJoat 100 Generally the
estimates said 10 De sustained. This il. how
ever, only the best judgment OF juaiciOus friends
prior to a count.
The enemy has strained cyerv nerve and disbursed
an immense sum Of money. Twenty dollars have
been paid by them for floating votes They made
strenuous hut unsuccessful efforts 10 debauch the
col0red vote Of tL.s city. Every precauton has
been taken to preserve the fruits Of tie
days voting from the various methods known 20
have been hitherto practlsed after cIo4ng Of polls
There has been persistent claim by the Democrats
that they would have this city and county This
has created some anxiety lest some unknown
method might be adopted to defraud us
At tins hour scores of dispatches are reaching ne
OF the most cneeringcharacter | confidently believe
Porte has been elected by from 1000 to 5000
majority. do not believe the popular
Will can be crcumventrl feel sure
that every safeguard possible has been
applied protact tie ballot boxes aud their contents
Ii Porter is defeated all signs fail: and T do
not see how Indiana can ever be ;lken from tho
Democracy. = ". DORSEY.
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P0RTERS M4J1Rl1Y MCREASIyG.
EsrTMArEs rHAr H IA, G5r 3,O0O-rHr RFPrB-

ESTIMATES THAT III Has cor 3,000-rHE REPCB.
LTCAS VICTORY 4 BRILLIANT oNE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO rHE rRIBUSE.l
INDIANAPOLIs oct l3-3 4. m.-Es,imates OF
Porter majority over Landess are now pat up to
5000. Nooue at Democratic headquarters expresses
any doubt Of Porter's election. NJ returns bayo
been received Of the vote tor Congress
men. but il mav fairly lie surmised
that the general tide Of Republican success will
result IN a gain Of two Republican members. Tie
capture Of Indiana from tA, Democracy Is
rightly characterized Tonight a. Tire most brilliant
political achievement w!,aes, q during the past
twenty Vc1r
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4 QUIET FORENOON.
30 Disturbance AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WORK
IlIE POLE.

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. oct 12.-NOoa-Ihe weather
is beautiful. very heavy vote poiled NJ an
unusually early hour. The election is gong of
quietly at all the city precincts. There Is great vigil
lance on the part Of the Republicans to guard
against fraud.
The Eastern ruflians imported BY Barnum have
not ACCOMPLISHED anything yet. Ii Is thought they
are ordered to wait until late in the afternoon, when
the polls ar, comparatively deserted by the crowds
winch surround them earlier in the day. The Re-
publican watchers intend 70 stand guard until the
last moment In some of The ward. the Republican
ladies' are serving lunch and hot coffee to the Re
publicans working at the polls.
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IICAN, HOPEFUL OF 4 SMALL MAJORITY.
lEY TELEGRAPH TO THE raISCNEl
INDIANAPoLIs. Ind. OcJ. 12-1l:4j p. m.-Ihe
returns received mp TO this hour not sufficiently
numerous to point to result. The Republicans
make considerable net gains on the vote Of 1876 ;
bul II Is not yet certain whether the Democratic
majority of that year viii be overcome.
Only one thing seems certain, namely, that
the fight is a close one and that the majority Will
be small whatever way 1t goes. Republicans be-
heye that Porter will come through with majority
over Lancc-, of about 1000 TINS would be the
result Of 1868 over again. when the Republican
candidate for Governor bad only 500 majority.
Returns run very unevenly, Republican and DEM
ocraic gains alternating. The result is entirely
doubtful. Both sides are hopeful but anxious. Re
pubicans are relying the cities and large towns,
none Of which are il.
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LAST HOPE OF IHE DENOCRATS..

INDlANAPoLIs. Ind, Oct. 12.-A5 mid
night the Indications are that Por-
ter Rep IS elected by 1.O00 majority.
The Democrats do not concede the defeat of Lam
ders Dcn.1. but sag that the vote Will be close,
and claim the baiauce Of the State ticket.
One hundred precincts heard from show a Demo-
cratic gain os Isl ana a Republican gain of 900, a
net Republican gam of G2S
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AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.

LONDON. TuesGfr. o f. II. l-SO.
The Dublin correspondent of Tie Mdachof7
Guardian says iIat tile thc west OF IrlInd 8
max n preparations in view Of xpsced disturbances.
A man named IL 4 'rnan pi@st-rcr " Clonbnr. and
another named Suencrr steward i0 n ghboring mo-
cman have been arrested account Of tne murder Of
Lord Noun tmOrres.
DUBLIN. Tuesday. or II. 1850.
The IriSh cOnstahuary have lnt forward a Tcqlist
ton FOR ~ 900 additional rounds Of bUt ksLOt.
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ACARD FROM GpENyILLE MURRAY.

LONDos Tuesday. Oc~ y 1850.
Mr.. +. c. Grcnvilie Murray writes 10 The
Daily Netrs from Paris: und, rsiaud very
serious frauds have recently been committed in Belgium
aud England nh Ter my name by person supposed 20
have le Antwerp for America asr week therefore
beg you 90 allow 10 state tAli have 1Ot been ont OF
France since ,7G. and tia have not been IN En-land
Tor e even years. | sHuuld De thankful n American
papers especially those O. New Yo X. Boston ana Pha.
del lia woud pub sh these tacfs order 10 prevent
impust have Wauy N..Bed fIleacs aud
literary connections III he Unitrd states"
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HEARS OLE DEMOCRATIC TRICKERY.

INDIANAPoILs. Oct. 13,-1;4J a. m.-ErghSh
comedies the election of Porter. The
Republicans believe lie does this to throw
them of their guard. and that he
will send men ont in the morning train
10 strong Democratic counties winch have
not yet reported ,her with instructions to doc
tor the returns. Tncy remember that the Democrats
gave up the State at this hour after the October
elections of 1876.
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"EyERYrHING GOING REPUBLICAN,"

GAINS All OVEH IIE sIAIE-VhI- KANS ULTOsII-
l>G STRAIGHT RFPUBLtCAS II KITS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCSEl
CLEVELAND. Oct. 12-10 U m.-Everythng IS 90
ing Eepubucan a. far n returns have been received.
Returns are based on the vote Of 1879, when Foster
was elected over Ewing by more than 1900. In
every portion Of the state heard from thus far there
are substantial Republican gains. SIX precincts DO
this city give Republican majority OF .52l, with
a Republican gain of over 200. Returns are com
ing in slowly and the indications thai 10 will be
very late before a correct estimate can b. made.
special di, patch TO The Lcadcr from Wellsvllle
Coiumbiana County, gives Republican gain OF
%. At this place the veterans OF the war marched
in a body 10 the polls and deposited straight Re
publican tickets. Madison. Lake County. gives the
Republicans 574, the Democrats 1Jj, and the
Greer hackers 10.
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ono.
A GAIN OF 10000 PROBABLE.
GENERAL PRESS DlsPArCH.i


COLUMBUS. Oct 12-11:30 p. m.-Just one-quarteT
of the whole number Of precincts aud townships IN
the State are now n ard the net Republican gain Is
2364 If the proportion holds good the
Republican gain in the State viii be
nearly 10000, and McIvaine's majority
over Follett for Judge of the Supreme Conrt
will be about 27.0OO Although the Republicans
are sanguine Of reaching that figure, the Democrats
have not given up their clam of carving the state
and II seems likely that later returns viii somewhat
diminish the heavy and unlocked for gains when
the ReDublIcans have Oeen making.
No definite returns have been received at either
Republican or Democratic headquarters. nor Oy
regu ar sources as tO the complexion or tne next
Congress lOna delegation from Oll0. Inc Demo-
cratic State Central Committee make no estimate
or predc Chairman Nasl, of the Republican
COMMITTEES saws IL IS now Likely that the kepu IL
can majority on the state ticket VIII insure the
election OF thirteen aud probably fifteen kepuDl-
can congressman.
Returns from he city are very slow IN coming IN,
only one ward being complete ut tins hour. lhe
FIRST Ward Qives lJ6 Republican majority. which
* claimed as a siderable Republican gain, al
though no definite figures can DC gwen, OWING 10
the redistriclng.
From outside the city the returns continue
steadily 10 increase the Republican gam
with the exception OF those from Fl unitOn Comfy,
where as shown by all the returns received up 10
the present tIme there gain for the Democrats
IN nearly every precinct This does not seem to
agree with the earlier reports of Hamilton County,
which gave an increased Republican majority.
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GAIYS ~ VEST gIRGLSI4.

WHEELING. W. Va, Oct 12.-Returns from the
State come IN slowly. and there Is nothing as
yet which ind Gates any material change from last
years vote. Returns from several ur cincts Of this
city and county indicate ,hat the Republican, have
made decided game and al indications point to
lleeeLY llc-nnseA vote ..r.n .nnn. L.e slate.
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CLOSE VOTE EXPECTED.
CHEERING NEWS RECEIVED From REPUBLIC.

CuEEEING NEWS RECEIVED From REPUBLICAN
COUNTY COMMIT Is.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIBUNEl
IxD1ANAPOLIs Ind. oct. 12-&:3O D. m.-Secre-
tary Dorsey has received dispatches from kepuD-
ican committees in nearly all the county seats in
the State. Tue election Is going on quietly, and
the largest vote ever cast is being polled The dis
patches nearly all speak of Republican gains.
Senator Barnum has received large number Of
dispatcbes from Democratic sources which express
confidence that the Democrats are hodlng their
own close result is looked for by both sides.
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ONO.

PROBABLY 20 600 REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
THIRTEEN RfPU BLIcAN CoNGREsSMEN UNDoCBr-
FDlY rIrCrED-REPUBLICAN GAINS IN NAEI-
oUs TOWNSHIPS.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rEIBUSE.l
CorrNlBU, Oct 12-10f0 p. m.-Ihe net
IepUbIcan gains at 1920 p. III. eX-
ceed 1000 and if the gains increase pro
portionatcy throughout the state the
Republican majority Will not be less than 20, 600
Rutterworth. Young. Rec, Robinson, McCIure and
Townsend three of whom We're considered doubtful,
nre elected 10 Congress, without doubt, giving the
Republicans - aad possibly out of the 20 Con
cIes>neu.
In Elvra Lorain County. the Republican gain IS
81: in Union Township, Madison County.
the Republican gain 90; in Dcerteld Township
the Republican gain is 7. Adylces received up to
o o'clock show ue' Republican gam Of fnly1'O00
Tie most Of these gains come from Democratic
rougholde. Greene County Will give a Republican
majority OF 200. a Republican gam Of 800. Other
voting precincts increase the Republican gain 700
more Returns thus far reported show Il Republican
gam of over 800. Returns from Morgan and Pike
Counties show Republican gains OF GS.
Complete returns from summit County show let
Rcpublican gain over last year Of 233.
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RETrENs EECEIVED IN COLTMBrs.

RETURNS RECEIVED IN COLUMBUS.
pFpUEMCAN GAINS RFPonTFD-A HEAVY VOTE
POLLED.
lGrNrRAL PRESS DIspArCHl
COLUMBUs Ohio, Oct. - I p. m.-F0ur pre-
cncis show net Republican sain Of -. Tho Ef7uoi-
cans claim the election OF the entire county utk" I'D
Cincinnati by $500 majority, and also both Congress
men, Ii7 also stated that the Democrats concede II bY
$500 The first return from Green Camp Town
ship Marion County which gives McIlvane Ia ant
Facti lGi. a Republican gain Of IS.
NAT this hour fourteen precincts are heard
fr m and without exception show an increased vote
over last year with two exceptions the Republicans
have gained these precincts their net gains being l0G
vCtca
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A POSSIBLE TWO THOUSAND.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

IXDIANAPoLGs. Oct. 13--I:2O a. M.--One-tenth Of
all the receipts are now in. and the net Re-
publican gam IS 779. If this ratio Of
gain holds out for the remainder Of the
precincts the total Rennb.ican gain Will be 100
which will wipe out Blue Jeans" Will
iams's majority OF 5,139 IN 1876, and
give Porter 2.GJ1 majority. 1t is now thought
that the Greenbqck vote Will be about 10000.
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Democrats last year swept the city With majority OF
$500 thus showing . Republican gam FOR The pr"sen,
OF 200. " clye Republican Adtruen are e'ecte
and only three DcmOcrats making tbe new cOunci stdni
very quef and n rge vote was POI ed The tariff qucs-
ton undoubtedly contributed 10 he Republican gam.
the wards which largest gain over last year
being those inhibited by worsius usrIen.
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DEMOCRATS. Z.
INDIANA
RFrJBLIC.Ns. ..
GENhR4L GRlNrS RECEPTTON

BosroN, Oct. l2.--An imposing torchiight
procession p,raued .-nignt, aud filed 10y the hotc
whore the General q. stopping. IL Vas reviewed by ne
ex Prrsldcut VINO gracefully acknowledged the mAfeL-
lur salute palI Oy tne various organizations.
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A REPUBLICAN DEfEND3 HTIsELF.
lGLSLRAL PiESs DISrAICH

KNoCKHD DOwN BY THREE DEMOCEA1s, HI SLABS
ONE or THIN FATALLY.
CoLUMBUs, oct. 12.-DuriIg l. publican meet
ing last night at Da3iIn, IN tas county, Demo
cratic banner was burned by the fireworks al tic
Republicans Duing dispute that followed, u
mAn named Biihug,y was knocked dowl wnie
Lnrrahing for Garfield, by two brothers named
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A SMALL GREENBACK VOTE.


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 12-lO4J p. m.-Every-
body IS surprised at the small dimensions of the
Greenback vote. Thus far It does lot average IN
a precinct. Probably it will not exceed 6,OOO IN
the whole State
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NOTABLE REPUBLICAN GAINS

CHICAGO. oct. 12-1O:3O 2. ma dispatch from
Lafayette. Ind., says: The election has passed of
quietly. every precinct polling the largest vote ever
gwen. The Republicans have increased their gains
IN every wafd. TDp'cauoe VIII glYr Porter lHcpl
for Governor. 500 majority. lhe Democrats CON
cede Orths election m Tue district.
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pRoRARIF GAINS AT FORT WAYNE.

10y rLLEGRAFH 10 THE TRIBTNE.I
Fort WAYNE Ind, Oct. 12-6 p. m.-The
weather has been fine al! day. All the business
houses were closed. and the whole cry was gwen
up 10 the election. An immense vote was polled,
aud the Republicans have undoubtedly made large
,yafug
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CHICAGO REPEATERs SENT TO INDIANA.

CHICAGO. Oct. IA large number Of ChIcagoans
left this cry for Indiana last night. single rail-
road issued Yesterday over 500 passes 10 various
parts of that State between this city aud Indiana
polls Not few Of those receiving these passes sold
Ia al
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IANDERS SCRATCHED.

CHICAGO. H., Oc. 12.-THE TRIBCNE's special
from Indianapolis SAYS the election proceeded to-
day it was evi lent that Mr. Landers ,Dem.) was
being quietly but Indusriously scratched.
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LARGE GAINS IN CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. Oct. Ii - m.-Akcon City. com
plete gives 72j Republican mIorlty-a gain OF 22t
Returns from Cleveland coming in slowly. but
those received show that Lang runs largely ahead
of the Democratic ticket. The probability Is
that Charles Townsend, Republican candidate for
Secre; ary of State, viii have 5000 majority IN the
county, and Amos Townsend, kepueIcan candidate
for Con 0ress. NIL have = 600.
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Z Kl,RnS RrpN 10 YILLAGFS.

IIHtKAN- Idttllf. W. T., I--U.
The Kinds have fallen back As far as
Soojbulkh, sending tIer booty the frontier
KnrdistIn. They reported ID have destroyed otaliy
or partially l7O Persian villages. Inc Ir be ~ Northern
AzerOOU IN are preparing TO march against them.
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ENTHUSIASM IN COLUMBUS.

tbs GARFIELD GLGE GLIB SINGING BEFORE THE RE-
PUBLICAN HE4nQuAErERs-THE STATE CLAIaED
BY OVER 40,0O0.
lGLSLRAL PREss DIsFATCHi
CoLUslBUe. Oct. 12-lO;iO p. W.-At the Repub-
licau HEADQUARTERS claims are now mad that the
majority IN the state viii be considerably over
10000. Tneie ~ great enthusiasm. and the Gar
field G.ce C.ul Is singing be. or. the hall.
At tie Democratic Haadq cTs returns have been
received winch up o. this hour gye the Democrats a
net GAIN OF over 900 n The STATE. At the latter
place the comparison j. made upon Secretary Of
State. The present EepuulIcII gains may not IN
probably be "a sp.tcd Is Trtari5 come ni rom the
remOtcr counties. which are generally Democratic.
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RICE ELECTED TO CONGRESS.


COLUMBUS. oct. 13.-l2:2O =. m.-Chairman Nash
has Inst received a telegram to the effect that
James b. Rice Rep IL surrey elected TO Congress
in the XIII District which IS a Republican gain.
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GOLD nISlnVERFD-

OTTAWA, Ont., oct. 12.-Gold ore, which
Yields Sl7s % tnr ton been discovered Perth.
tautIa COuuty.
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--os Of \ man named Cnllul whose offence
was that he had venturcd TO challenge
Democrat who was endeavoung to vote
Illegally. Cullum was locked up in jail with
ont any commitment having been made ont
or any direction having been gwen to
that effect by any court. He was I'M
mediatey released on habeas corpus
through efforts Of the Lincoln Club. Such PLAIN
language IN regard to the proceeding
was used bv the Court. that the gang
under Weber dared not repeat It.
Later in tie day they were warned that they were
acting without authority, and would be liable TO
arrest. when a great number Of them disappeared
from the polls.
In the Fourth, Fifth and Eighth Wards disturb-
arccs at the polls frequent. Al all the
polls there waa more or less ruhanI'm'
The Democratic repoatcrs who were brought here
IN large number, two or three days ago were for the
most part Withdrawn to-day ami taken TO Indiana.
Ihe Lincoln Club had brought to the city sixty eX-
perenced detectives who shadowcd the Tepeaters.
The news tonight. wherever It IS
put on bulletin. l. being received
with tbe greatest applause by crowds
Of people who throng The streets ID every direction
Almost cyerv precinct thus far reported shows Re
publican gains. and some Of them gains which have
surprised the most sanguIne.
THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY ONER 2o.oOo'
A RrPUBLICAN GAIN or 1.74O ~ 359 WARDS AND
PEECINCTs-GEFAr ENTHCTASM AT CLEVELAND.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TrlGUNEl
CLEVELAND. Onio. Oct. 12.-MlGnight-Ihe IN
d;cations at this hoIr arc that the
Republicans have carried everything in this
State by majority unprecedented since the
war From $50 wards and precincts comes net
Republican gain over 1879 Of Lao. If the Repub-
lican vote continues to increase at this ratio the
party will have a majority Of $4,000 III the state.
The utmost enthusiasm prevails heTe, and at tnls
hour 3. .OOO men are assembled Mt the Republican
headquarters IN the lrmory. singing campaign songs
and listening to speeches Each announcement OF
the result Of the returns is received with tie widest
enthusiasm Old men. strong business men, minis
tiers Of the Gospel and profe ,ioua men JOIN IN the
jubilee for they realize that ONO has gwen her
verdict in tones that will be heard from Maine to
Texas
Ohio Is safe, sound and solid, and all the power
of the Democracy cannot prevail against her or pre-
vent her from giving an unparalleled majority for
her favOritc son in November.
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REpEATERs ARRESTED IN CLEvELAND.

DETECTIVES LOOKING FOR OTHERs-uQrOR sA-
Looms OPEN AND FIGHTS FREQUENT
lBY TELEGRAPH rRmCNE.i
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct 12-7 D. m.-EectiOn dav
was emnently the Republicans day IN point OF
weather and there is feeling of satisfaction to-
nignt among Republicans in view of the fact that
a pretty iu vote was cast Neither have the Demo
Gratis any reason to complain at the manner in
which their vote came out, and 1t Is claimed thai a
number Of illegal Democratic ballots were cas-,
which were not detected al the time.
Eight or ten repeaters were arrested and the de
tectiyes are on the lookout for more The cha-
lcngng was carried on more strictly through North
eru OHIO than ever before, and displayed conspicu-
ously at every polling place was the Republican
poster Offering $50 reward for the detection OF any
one voting illegally. MANY saloons were open ID
violation OF the law, and the keepers of a number
Of them were arrested. Fights were of frequent Oc
currelce and altogether the day has proved one OF
the most exciting in the election annals OF Ono
Reports irem the city Indicate that II VIII be very
iat ci ore the vote Is counted, both on account 81
its heavy character aud because of splits. although
several OF she wards divided into precincts by
tie Council TO insure speedy counting. III may be
CAV light before all are through
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Davis. and another man. Blngsly drew KNIFE
and stabbed the DAVIS brothers, injurIns one oi
them so severely that he will die.