The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-05
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CADIz, ONO, Nov. i.-Cadiz is crazy
over gain Of Is in Harrison county over
October. Tho majority in Harrison
county will reach 7o5. The 10 first voters
were out in force with the drum corps;
pandcmonium reisns. Hundreds will stay
up all night waiting for returns. g
INDIANA. s
Hendricks Expresses Himself rs Being Glad
It Is Over.
INpIASAroLls, Iyp., Nov. 5, 9. A. NJ
Chairman New, OF tho Republican State
Central Committee comedies the State to
the Democrats by 1900. n.
1yDtAsApoLls, ISp., Nov. with the
exception OF trouble at Fairland, Shelby
county the State election passed of quiel-
ly, and, notwithstanding the lowering and
squally weather, very large vote was
polled, great interest being taken.
The vote being Tor State and county Off
GERS, beside the Presidential electors and
Consressmen, vii: make the count tedious,
and as yet nothing like accuracy can te
had, nor any idea Of what the result will
be on the national or State officers, while
no returns ere in yet from the Congress
sional districts.
At Fa;tl:,nd, Shelby county, when the
polls opened this morning, an armed mob
Of Democrats captured the polls and drove
the Republicans away with clubs and re-
volveri. John Suith, Henry Smith and
other Leading Republicans were knocked
down and beaten and fled for their lives.
The election in this citywas quiet through
out and a full vote polled. ~ is 3i5t7f.
Governor Hendricks cast his baliotat
the Second precinct oil the Twelfth ward
near noon. to day, and sthen-in company.
with Hon. Jas. Fl. Rice, Auditor OF The
State, made tour OF the polls OF the city.
Everywhere he WAS received With'the ut
most cordiality. and respect. Returning
home he spent the evening in his library,
where in company with a. few personal
friends he received the bulletins Of the
Associated Press The compan? wus small,
comprising Judge Nitlack, Of the Supreme
Court, Wm. Henderson ndAquilla Jon{s.s
To- an Associated Press reporter, who
called on him early In the efenlng, MIR.
Hendricks expressed himself US gratiicd
more than anything else with the reiec-
tioh that the struss 10 was at an end.
.iOn doubtless teel comfortable over
tho result?"
"Well, having accomplished The object
OF the contest, | feel like laying it aside
now like!an old nitten. : ], entered upon
the campaign the like Of which I never
expected again 70 make, hut having been
drawn into it, 1f course | want 10 suc=
ceed." -,
The Governor expressed great anxiety
over the result in Indiana. tte said the
people wera much more interested in the
canvass even than 1876, which was the
hottest political contest be had eyer Wit
messed. r
Thirty voting places show Republican
gains OF e23 and Democratic gains Of S03;
net Democratic gains 50.
EVANSVILLE, Tsp, Nov4.-Two precincts
give Cleveland stii Blaine 20.
EVANSVILLE, ISp., Nov. TN the Fifth
precinct the Presidential vote is complete
and shows 4 Democratic gain Of 9ll votes
over 1852, wien the Democrats carried
the county.
4 MICHIGAN,
~ Big Vote PolieL Despite tho IncIcment
Weather.
GRAND gRArlDs, MIciI., Nov, 4.-The1e
was n large vote and little scratching here
to-day. 1t rained all day. The election
was quiet.
SkALAMAzoo, Nov. 1.-THE vote Of this
city WIS the largest ever pol.ed by several
hundred. There was little cutting on
President and Governor. 1t ruined most
OF the day. go
JAcHs0S, MlciI., Nov. 1.-THE weather
was cold and rainy but large vote was
polled!y Nearly twO.thirds oft was pollel
bysl0 O'Clock. $685. -, 1870 ~
DAY Cry, Nov. l,-It rained all day.
There was hard work ;dl round, but little
or no excitement. I'll
y EASE SiGiX3w, Nov. At. is showing
and raining here and las done so since
morning. No disturbance Of any kind oc.
cured. An unusually large vote was
polled.
DErRorr, Nov. 4-Thc vote In this city
was unusually heavy, notwithstanding the
rain storm which has prevailed most Of
the day. Tho National and State ticket
WAS not scratched TO great extent except
the Republican candidate for Governor.
The county and Congressional vote is less,
STwenty-f0ur = districts outside of,Ethe
cities of Michigan, give Blaine 2,S54;
Cleveland 1,07a; Butler l,34a; st. John
464; Alser, Republican, for Governor
22,4S9 Begole, Fusion, 2,565.
DgrRolT, MrcII., Nov. 4-The returns
SO far received areirom the country places
and cities and will probably alter hgurcs
somewhat. The Fusion in this State
means confusion to outsiders in under.
standing. the returns. The Fusion State
vote can he told by. the vote on Governor.
The Fusion national, ticket has tho vote OF
Cleveland and Hutler added together OF
the IS electoral votes the Fuslonists al!
vote for IL. But for, the thirteenth place
the Greenbackers vote, ior one man and
the Democrats another This gives one
Republican elector under almost any.cirI
cnmstances. The Fusion vote will be
divided proportionately between Cleye--
land and Butler, Fifty precincts show
Regole, ior Governor, on the Fusion
ticket running behind the ticket. d. II.
ISn!SSApoLls, Nov. AT II O'clock
another call was made upon Mr.. Hem
bricks. In the meantime Sthe news from
New York had rendered him somewhat
dubious rs to the general result, and he
entered into brief discussion respecting
the outlook in the various doubtful States,
His information from New York was not
conclusive, and his manner indicated a
fear that It. hsd gone against its Gov.
error, Wisconsin, he did not think