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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-04
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Sbartur1

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eaB SEmau Sigua cine meme Strcttmaat
fommtIt, taiTeu Glaabcu. Gr belt s5 fir
islr unmabgi&etulth, 0aB Damn Die Stdm-
NE, meLd]e zen Brteu freuu0ltdl ftuo, au
Bretf:u ntrb. Bon au6erer Setts ber bage'
GIN miro qtm1lbet, baB bic Sufurgauteu me-.
rtge &(cilsn Ron SuaFtm $50 lOgale &tEgez
bCrlre GsflUGtn g2Goumen un0 Ctne Iujltl
8onreIe erblutct bQbcu mad eiuem Eam9L
bit tcnl ie9e Der 2op5Ieu eri4lag9u p4Uosu.
- Die 6eut DE 8CaIe ntuat Giaof0ues
oEfmdgttGe BOIittt gCrGbe3u uubEgretflt9.
Ge uufc rcE lCoEm O'ruuGIt;JtH DtfUihea
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3ug Uub bic ueuItdie y2iebsItage @orSon's
bic GebCuea srulutbtgGu uitr0en. 8as Ssrs
liner uEGgtbiutt" metut, 9lGbfoTl'S Slut
iGulb iit 6Cm rijdfntSIOieu 8omSarosmeut
pOn GIsraubJta ist cine su0rtIie. Die oRorOo.
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&CrcofGu U0H 80rbOu au3uutlmlu, lat GiHe
GemEthiguEg fitr GBg!aEO. - Die SoUiaIu
bgr reriAietGrsn 2tGfte in Cato pppoIireu
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@si@ditSs grririfiOEeE, IOpte trgcuO elmer
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tam 9radtH. GeErul 90rbOu iclbt bdlte tt
in 6barmm fir poufoumeu ijter.
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cote i'm llaterbauie bte eggPvtidle 6Clge ab:r'
mails iGr 9prCd2e un6 beautCagts, baB ols
SaES IN PlsHQrttuug gebe, I'M Die egqps
ttldle 8Cltttt Der 3gateuun5 N beiprsdsu.
Gr 'agte, bic Gbre GuRIaCoS lat iir bie
StGsrbeit te8 GsueraIS GQrE9u Otrpfiu5gt.
EIGntatTiniftcr GIa6foua bsidw2yte ft
barber, baB Die SppcfttCu foUtuG9rcuo
3tba.tan In &3ua aui GlEpt;n GUiw2lFs
Cir Gtafiaro yi0lttcote's Liutra7 IsJ ctu
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Die au6Iidteu Quf &GAaRme brr Sttmns
r2tt5btu III it0Gheu. Der &atrl8 DHrbe
UernOrffu.
2on6ou, 4. Ipru. - GsrIdlte ijn6 bier
i'm llm!aufe, mad waLGen @sncrut Sor5o1
cine abernGItge NteoerL1ge s.ltttau Bab,u
iou. Der b2utihe NfrttaretieHoe 54m.iu=
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Fcuttnlt i'm Su0au bet1G@ut4 uerGuOcrt.
Ste ICpaltu Stdmme in Der uaIgebuu5
ucu EEatim, 1000 6rieger 3Q5!eqo, mousA
, ote SniurBerteu ON Woutag augrslf:u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-04
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-04
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SHrdfalL &bOIGra GOrbus, gEr
h Il d ? q, 8tarrb0e O6er S6mer3su bst'm
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turIrt, DsuH man &abDas's 8ea0u 8eIisf
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belt tolgtE auf ben8ebrouG OonR. 81. gPerIJ.
&s Nor oas erite uuO bIstbt
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bG5 augenbItdtt bic 'drsdIi4acr Gbmersu Htaf
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otel 90 te IN Der ElH8er I'M Tagen IN ben EtnIs5st
cen, zen StHieN Obtr GUbsreu Drqautn ayFtretFs,
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tn elmer btS 8Dan3ta GRtnuten,
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on 8bsumUti5nus 2eiberbsu, bic BettIdgsrta.n, ES
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1nberer &rGrt9eten GciOeuben t0erteu IN RabRaRi6
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RGdeus Obsr @ttatsrIdmarlsu, Quetfdu1.
gen, 8erhauhnHgen, taltes Il. bittaesEEe5tr.
Dte GuiDeHouug beB Ready Relief an ben Isfssrs.s
G5sleu 0sri@art aa8el5Hditae 2iH5sru4 uub g.
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Bhnsr betltn IN Dcutgtu Qu0UbIfgu GrdmDfe ERes
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g.aFE, Hola, 1IoFuHaer uE5 als iHugrl1sr G&myrs
gaTsrss iolter ir,mez elus 5I1'5e gou Radwas,s
Ready Keller bel ic5 tsGger. Ettite ErcbFgr bd19rt
IN GGHar gesBau, bugen allen ben Rrani5eitgT ur,&
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-04
Rebpab'B reanltrenbe giQes

bG5 mdbttge Gablr' Il. ytageu5stlmtttes,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-04
Sm RtprEiertauteuF,nuf.

tuHrbe auf &utrag 9. 3. 8ile's (Ba) etu
SslglnB GnBeuOmmen, luel9er ben EScteIs
Setretar GutOrtTirt. Dem gta9gr BON Std
mono 6Ghnen uub Biaggeu gu leibeu, bic IN
lener Stabt gfIegenu;A etne8 8a5arB 3un
Seften bsr "9etmatb fic cOHf0RertEte SOl'
oattn" beLust nelb:l iollen.
George (Or.) pom gOmits fGr Su6tansr.
IEgeIege geubetten brndJte etUen 9ei9luB elm,
meIdCr 0fu Setretdr ees SHuern tHarutrt,
cine unteriudung In 8eiuB Huf ole Ia 1847
osrItte @rmOrbuHg 0e5 Or. Ytarcu5 B5iJe'
more mo An6erer tn Oregon etuletteu n
lonen, GugarOumsn; FerHer murSe eiu 81
lhluB Gr8euOmmen, DsI@er Den G9iirbiter
os8 9auIs8 autoridrt, mebrere Berioueu an
3ufituep, nu gsbrufte ReoeH 81 b9ltsn.
llu l2 40 gtug OaS SaUS in B!euaCfBuug
un6 rGbrl bic Su6tQuer 8erDtutlUIgs sJtq
oCr. 2Q5 iGDabErbe ImeHbemsut baFaH5
In bfnjeuI0sn GbtofnortOn's (EsT.), nels
a5s Die 3lauid CUR SsrptutguIg UOH $l2,.
$50 fir bic 8g3abIWrg bon fltui Subtaaer'
SIIpeitcgsH fireiGt uuo cen ttrtsg5ieyreIdc
tHflrutrt, iiiuf DiiBtsre Der IJuee 3ur 0ieuff'
lstitGTg Qls SEbIaUeT SuiP:ItOraT IN c0n'
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Satra6t geicaeu p0rteu mQreu, bob 6a8
9Omtte tie StBuug ant.
@rT N=2.) unterbIsitete eiNe DcAti1Ctft
ber Yten'YntttC SaGflGute uno SHCgar, bic
Regru bic 4anabme irgeub etrer EiQ 3ur
GtH3tehuug ter ErOte0Olars anger ourh
&uf0uf I'll tbrsm 8arftUaEtb aL3 SuQi0H
frotcftrt; iibrrwteisu.
lin 80 otrtQgte fd 6a8 Sau8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-04

Fetrr6bWrB,5 8. Qpvtl. Die eubgdl,
ttQe &Etitsttung In Ue3ug auf Die Gsn;efs
foH fir GrrjdtuuB DOu 0etrQtcc. Gleoat0reH
nit ruifi&eu1, frau}5fiGem uuo amsrtIanj,
idGm RQpjt0I III Ueuia0beu wOr6eu, obm0bl
Der 8tiGsyatH f4 berstt8 iHr ba8 BrOltft
rrFiGTt hnffp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-04

Die sQatua-" unb bic ngqutta5Ic
2rbGussSufberuHgs. @dsrihaftsH" ba5eu
lgBi Die 8TFasrunqs. Boltceu agf 6l8 yebiu
bee UtrfOrbsu,u C5erfsu 8aItOu DDt8lt
ausb3abEt. BttluEtlt9 Uerpstgsrtsu otsls
uHb nuosTe gOmpGguta'H Die Sga5IuHI Der
&grfdsruug i'm gsiamutbetrags Don 1885,
000, GlsiH etu 81 RorUta, u. 2)D gsfi3Ttsr
Bro3fb sHbSts i'm lsttsu GJ'mbsr nit stusm
llTtbttl Qsqeu bie geIetli6aftGn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-04

@te bsuttgs Stsuer gjnuabme betrug
$40 Cos, bic 3Ouetnuabme $511, 1928.
SdObamtsitIretar ToIger wur0e beute
buch llnmo5lietn Osr6tROsrt, I'M S9ae1mte
III tr'dttEeu.
See GdEtamt Eat beute $500 lJn}su
5iIbsr fHr biz gilnjGmter III Y5uaoelY5ta
rrb Jg!0 SgIsnR8 qeiauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-04

Qiptr4cpL 3. aprtl, 1880 gfldm.-
GGrumcIe: Wtttrliorts OberlGR0tr IJ1G,
elite. HSUs sCrleau8 61iIG,-Dte Ssrtdufs
tctrnGfn Is, OC0, SpefuIattOu unO NU3fubr
SUGJ &aucH, 3nfubr Is. 400.
gCuboE, 3. Gpru. - Ser. StaGttn.
CbijBattoreu 4.pCo1. 1875, tjtto 4f proi.
il54, 10. UsrlaHgecte 5,frp'. l04t -4ttteu:
q & 8. g8. 41g, 30. 2. 10t, Grtc 214, DO. 2.
9o5, yign. Yort GeutroI l1G5, BcRni Eeura.
6I!. SCs. Gentrcl 1872, Reabtua 27i, Oa,
1erio- S3sEgrn 81, gtsrttoutias 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-04
Ntsmarcf i'm 8unee.raths.

8erItu, 3. QPrtl.-6irf Btsmard mar
QCfteru i'm SuHba8ratb5 uuucisH0, aI8 ole
6orcerUnR Der beutiteu IibcraIeu Ylrtst
8etrefi8 @tnicguug ttue8 OeraHtUortltheu
Getdamtntfertums beiprodeH Duroe. DIE
SiEuUg mar eine gsbetme
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-04
Eu8 Der SnnSe8BauptftaSt.
GouFus srr rcpubEifaniidbsn Eenatoren Eber
Bic SlaiT'fcbe GcbuIbtU.

Bic SlaiT'idae SebuIbin.
gEaiFtngtou, 8. aprtl.-9te rcbu5lts
fantifeu Geuatoren bteltsu beute Bcrmtt
tag eiueH 3aBlretd beiudteu &auVUs, In nal.
dem bic &Iatride Sdulbiu ba'prodleu uub
Wstrsre BON gaRtIS Gomite smpfobleue
Gmenoimeuts III Der Borlaqe aenebmlqt
nurtsu. 8a8 bauptidGitde 0teIer Imenbe,
mentS rsbujirt bic @siammts tsSermtutauua
fir @rSicbuug8imtde auf $70,O0O 600 bio
$50 0C0,0G0 pGbrea6 bte giG in ihrer ue.
fermarltgcu gsaatt $105, 600, 600 usrUtl.
tigt. EErner Uerorbnen bic Gmeu0ameuts,
NpB Eo6 GtlO nEr ge8sn &;QgtijttOu Der Staas
g. Iu0 HEter gcmiilcT 8e6tHauHgeu tn 8ez
5uG inf SsrautmCrtIi6tttt uIp. Qu8ge;Qblt
mcyb5u, uub baE istHe 8srthettngg nit &ddz
fd) aui 0tU0lferuEg HR6 I0taIe grfOIOerutfie
6es Sdnlpsier8 erfolgsu leu.
Cir ErunfcnbpIe auf Gem T EtsraubIs.
6. 3. Q8tsganb, Der Sps3tal agent beS
8spQrtsnsute, Uerlas UOr BEN Suitu.
Gentle b5s Sauie8 gGReEn ieiueu Serttt
1ter bic OGn itm QGgeFElte lluterIu6ung,
bttrsfieEo bic amtefii6rgRg ce3 O6sECthters
&rtgII 60H gteE'RCrtt0, UOrtu geiagt pjro,
SGB FG Gsgen ben @baratter uGb BE Sutes
Grit0t bi5 6jdters RidtS sFuDsn5su laiis,
egiFer &mtafiibguua in ToIge bdtfi8gr ErEa,
ttptett chs cine b0af uadlaiFgC uao lie.
oertjdle i5t.
GGnHc unb Bic @rdTecutihnftS Domination.
Ger btefge 0@Usutrg Star" 0ar0fszt(tat
EadGtBsutt8: 1o@tu Reporter beS Star"
trfUbr heute Gbtub aus glauboGr6igsr
GUtus, baB eine 0epsids og8 Srn. OLt0er
N0pre 6tlr empfauRen Durae, ua4 peLaer
bic auGabe, taB ietu Sater, NRr uenarwaqIte
Gtio'tr &uu5ee Seuator, erttG1t babe, ar
Uurce bic temOtratti4e PcdF0anti4aftg 30
m.ratto1 atGt aRnebg1aH, rein aus bee %Eft
GegrttIl ietG i0u. Dem SerusbmsH nah mar
Die 9srcit}e sn aeu 3t:priieRtantsn Pni3e
0rR Shin nhraiiirf Nm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-04
.gQbr Mnh flIih

@ir Gebcr nlB Or. Raspas,s vEE-.,,r.... ,,
"gantP.ttGH un0 tPr: QshH8 fC.5er5sa T,,ss5 ass
Ettte Der SranibstteE, ote ee5cfIt mrrA.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-04

- 8as cauaOiIdE uutsrbaus uabm aeisrH
Eiusu Sgi6lub on, msl&er SeiletS fac Die
R6niBtn 8iitOria btuf6tIt4 ess EpbES bee
$riuIGu 2sop0lb dusert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-04
2luardifIfdbt Tph c5uctbtiIt.

Befb, 3. Iprtl. - Da8 Quardtfeus
&cntte bat et5ieuigsu BerlOusu 5um EOOe
0ctHrtbeilt, Wsi9e DER BOItiet IasiuEft Ii5er
tte GtmOrbung Ses Bteuer Bauiters gtisUt
gGbsn uno Iuaydifeu babel tHcrtmtutrteu.
Zis ERorrtbatsn Der gStsutr 4uardbtRsu,
Ycfb, 8. aprtr. -Sr. S1cffter, 8sOat.
ter oes 4uardtfsubIatte8 yoer 0dbt'aIa, "
meIaer fdl ett stntger 3ett IN 4ait bsftHOet,
bat etrgefanNeu, bQB ec etuer Auar@tfeuz
&triamUuTB III 8tsn bgtUOhate, In mel.
der bte Grm0rbuug be8 9ehetmpoI3tltea
BOD ruo beS Boljet &OmntiidrS Dubbed
aeklant mHrbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-04

QoHboH, 4. Gprit. - &5QrIs8 91sabs,
Der bRtanute 8OmaaiHretbcr, pe,dsr Den
gEjrter In Cannes UsrbrCdte, ifI9Dsr fraut
btutsr 8uIudBetebrt uuO iOu rQi4 ietHer
Muf0lpNa entaelru aeEsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-04
asr asnten.Ratban. gfsaEaI in epnspn.

gOn0OH, 3. Gprtt. - Su 8e3us auf bic
fitBlt&e &trltu0tguug oer o@aistte," oaB
bus @eiu& nm SOrfeuung ota prH. uuO olr
Trau ytmtOu Jep YorI aeJsgeutIt5 beg
GmPfar8CS Der R0utgiu am 90 yarj aaF
S5rGul06uUB os8 amerttautidsu @siluetea
5ulud geiOgeu rUur6e, srtldrt pr. JiamtOu,
ole 3Ulid3tebuug lgt bic i5olge ciu98 Brtuats
btaFutS 5Utiden tEm (FeDt0R) uHo Dem pru.
g0neii CCpgieu.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-15
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The Night in New York City.

NEW York, Oct. 14.-Great interest is mani
tested by the people gathered about the differ
ent bulletin boards throughout the city, waiting
for the returns of the election in Ohio In the
neighborhood Of the Fifth Avenue hotel and of
the political headquarters the crowd was great
est. a stereopticon at the junction OF Fifth ave
nue. and Broadway attracted attention, and
as the dlnerent dispatches were
posted cheers and cheers greeted them. The
hotel lobbies and corridors we'll nigh impassi
bic. At the national democratic HEADQUARTERS
the rooms were crowde1, ard the announcements
of favorable news from Ohio were vigorously
cheered. The first dispatch was from Columbus
and read "heliable reports from the Hooking
valley give large Democratic gains. News from
over the state continues favorable
At Republican headquarters there was the
greatest enthusiasm A large screen had been
erected, on which the returns were DISPLAYED TO
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Fun in Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Oct 14-The city is excited tonight
over the returns from Ohio. Early reports said
the indications were the Democrats had carried
the state and the Democratic clubs paraded the
streets cheering wildly. But later reports
changed the aspect OF affairs and now at mid
night the Republican clubs are out in full force,
cheering for their candidate.
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TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, o., Oct. 14.-Never in the history Of
Toledo has there been so much interest in an
election to-day. Within half hour after
the polls opened hundreds of voters, chiefly la
boring men, were casting their ballots, and at 9
o'clock cne-half of the vote of the city had been
cast. Predictions we're made on the previous
night that there would be trouble and disorder
on the morrow, so intense was the feeling. But
the result has been eminently satisfactory to all
lovers of law and order.
TOLEDO o., Oct. 14.-NothEg definite from
the outside counties of this district in reference
to congressman. IL will be several hours before
we can report with any certainty as to the fate of
Mr.. Hurd.
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DAYTON.

DAYTON, o.. Oct. 1.-THE election in this city
is quiet, very few Illegal votes are cast; every
body orderly and full vote out. The indications
that Dayton will give 800 Democratic major
ity. The soldiers home cast full vote, with
probability of 300 Republican majority.
DAYTON, o., Oct 14.-Great crowds surround
the Republican headquarters applauding as each
bulletin is read. Returns from three wards of
this city give 237 Republican gain over last
spring, or 500 over last fall Other precincts in
dicate like gain. II this continues Dayton will
give a small Republican majority. Sinks, candi-
date for congress, runs several hundred ahead Of
the ticket
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COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 1.-THE election here passed
off in comparative quiet there being but few dis
turbances and those due of appointment of
special police by the Republican mayor, and
deputies by the Democratic sheriff. In one pre-
cinct there was a conflict of authority, resulting
in the arrest of deputy sheriff by the police.
There was sharp fight in the organization OF
the polls. The number of citizens turning out
being unprecedeut. Band and drum corps
paraded the streets at daybreak, awakening the
voters. The Republicans have the city hall, and
the Democrats have their headquarters at the
Franklin county club rooms. The Republicans
are wild with enthusiasm, parading the streets in
crowds. while the famous Blaine and Logan
Giee club is singing in the city hall, which is
packed in every part. fence has been buill
on the stage to protect the committee from the
pressure of the crowd, who are cheering so
loudly to be heard nearly all over the city. At
Democratic headquarters there is not so much
enthusiasm. The hall is much smaller than the
Republicans, but it is packed, while hundr eds
are coming and going. There is very little cheer
ing, but the mass of people have not given up
all hope On the streets there are no collisions
or disturbances. Everything is passing of good
uaturedly.
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 14.-Incomplete returns in
dicate the election of Forsn, the Democratic
candidate for congress, and Sawyer, Democratic
candidate for sheriff. The Republicans elect all
the other candidates IN this county by from 5000
to $500. The Republican state ticket will carry
through by about the same majority. To-day's
election passed off quietly, notwithstanding its
excited interest a heavy vote was polled, and
there was great amount OF ticket scratching.
The excitement at the opening was intense,
members of all parties were watchful of the in
terests of themselves and fellow voters. Judges
and clerks were chosen and qualified and every
thing moved of smoothly. The voters gener
ally presented themselves at the polls, and be-
fore noon the tally sheets showed long list Of
names, in many cases covering two-thirds and
even three -fourths of the entire voting popula-
ton.
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polls were about TO close, and men were sent to
the most dangerous precincts to prevent violence.
Fortunately the day closed quietly. The worst
trouble of the day happened in one precinct of
the Eighth ward, where number of
colored deputy marshals came in
collision with the deputy sheriff and by-standers,
and as the latter were largely anti-Republican,
the colored men were quickly routed, but not
till a number of shots were fired. The cry Of
lynch the negroes raised, and the crowd
rushed into the street after few colored men in
sight. One was caught and beaten nearly to
death. Another struck in the face with a
boulder and his face smashed He had not been
around the polls but passing along the street.
One man fatally shot and woman
struck in the breast with boulder,
and is supposed to be mortally hurt. During the
whole afternoon at this precinct large crowd
remained and number OF minor disturbances
took place.
CINCINNATI Oct 14.-The total vote of Cncin-
natl is estimated at between $4,000 and 10000
Republican gains are reported in nearly all the
precincts heard from; so in one, 1l6 in another
and 134 in another. A small Democratic gain is
shown in one Democratic ward. The Republi-
cans are claiming the election of both congress
men, Butterworth and Brown, and the entire
county ticket by 1000 majority.
The first return received tonight was from
Clifton precinct, showing Republican gain of
fifty. Then came the precinct of the Tenth
waId, which last year was evenly divided and
now shows Republican majority of 263, which
was Republican gain of that amount. This
was settlement of the question how the German
vote was going, and subsequent returns showed
large gains in other wards, and it was conceded
that Hamilton county had gone Republican The
outlook at 10 O'Clock is that the Republican ma
iority in Hamilton county may reach 1000, and
that both Butterworth Brown, Republicans, are
elected TO congress.
CINCINNATI, Oct. LITTLE crowds in streets
are shouting for Blaine and Logan, aud are hur-
rahiDg for Buiterworth Returns from Hamilton
county continue to show large Republican gains
over 1SS3 The total Republican gains in fifty
five precincts is 2, 740. This indicates a certain
Republican majority in this county. Five hun
dred and thirty-one wards and precincts show a
net Republican gain of S,417.
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