Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-14

this intensity OF feeling continues An enormous
vote is being poled, each party striving not only
get In all votes. but TO get them in early. Ii Is
understood that Ohio is regarded as the battle
ground, and on the issue OF today VIII depend the
condlct OF the next three weeks OF the campaign.
The polls are being closely watched, the deputy
sherits and the police representing the democrats,
ana the deputy United States marshals and citi-
ZenS' committee the republicans
The Fatal shooting iu Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., october l4-The city is feverfsh
with excitement Many arrests have been made
al the polls for illegal voting, and Challenging is
carried on to a greater extent than ever before
slight collisions have taken place IN several
wards, out the worst 30 far has been in the sixth
ward, where a large number OF negroes and Irish
Vote, ana where early this morning one OF l1nker-
tons detectives was badly beaten. A negro known
as Foxy Anderson was killed this morning IN an
encounter with a deputy marshal The report
came from the sixteenth ward that the deputy
sherlnS had oyerpOWered the deputy marshalS and
were refusing TO allow any negroes 10 vote. and
the nited STATES marshal sent an addition num-
Der OF deputy marshalS TO the scene. The weather
Is uellghllully cool and pleasant. and very large
vote has so far been poied. Men about the polls
say that there Is very little scratching, and every
where great earneslneSS is manifested
Shooting in Four Wards-A peputy
Marshal Wounds n Deputy sheriff.
large number OF "repeaters" have already been
arrested by the deputy marshals, and they are
being guarded in the government building A
number OF these were brought in a patrol wagon
by the police, which added 10 the already existing
In the 9th, Sth, 18th and IL wards In the latter
deputy marshal shot deputy sheriff IN The head,
causing severe but not fatal wound Ia the 18Th,
uelnocratlc ward. there Is great excitement be-
cause OF the large number of republican being
polled
Irish Voting the Republican Ticket-A
Poll OF 100000 Votes Expected.
A citizen OF Glendale reports that early this
mo, ming large numbers OF Irish voted the republ-
can ticket. While the ticket voted is state local
IL no
reasons above stated. Hence the vote will be large
Ii Will probably reach S00,000 I'm the aggregate.
The state candidates are secretary OF state. Judge
OF the supreme court and a board OF public works.
The democratic candidate for secretary OF state
Is the present incumbent, Mr.. Newman. The re-
publican candidate is Gen. J. s. Robinson. who at
present represents the Marion district in Con
greSS
Only scattering returns need be expected to-
night, out these VIII Indicate the drift OF the cleo
tlOn.
The Policemen Released.
CINCINNATI, O., october l4.-1he policemen
brought before the U. S. commissioner We're re-
leased on bonds.
''fONey" Anderson Not Killed.
CINCINNATI, o., october 1.-THE report that
"FoXey" Anderson was killed In the sixth ward is
not true. lie had an alteration. but was not
seriously hurt Large crowds are gathered at
many polling places and the air is full of runors
OF an expected outbreak The polling Of votes
continues rapidly ana I'm many places more than
nail The Total vote was cast before noon.
Illegal Voters.
In the United States courtroom Commissioners
Harper and ProbaSco have already committed y
men charged with Illegal voting. Shortly before
noon n l. Russei, in the 18th ward. who had been
fourishing pistol I'm the vicinity OF the polls was
saot by a colored deputy marshal, and died in
Stantly. At noon the poll was proceeding quietly
III nearly all The wards There is a large crowd
tracted 10y curiosity and by the almost constant
fiINai OF men arrested for Illegal yotag.
4 Few Arrests in C0Iurnbus.
COLUMBUS, October l4.-The weather to-day is
bright and clear, with a cool breeze and every
thing favorable for ful vote, which is being
polied. No disturbances of consequence have been
reported In this city beyond the arrest OF a few
strangers for trying TO vote ILLEGALLY and some
others lor USorderly conduct.
Three.sOUriIls of the Vote i'm the Cities
POiied by Neon.
COLUMBUS, o., october 14--From the local indi-
cations and Information received at the head
quarters OF the republican committee. It is esti-
mated that at least threefourths or the vote I'm the
cities was poled by noon. The weather is con-
si1ered favorable TO the republicans in the rural
districts
Big Vote in Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, o., october 14-The weather
throughout the Western Reserve is beautiful, and
there is every indication that large vote Will be
pOlled. There Is no unusual excitement, but both
sides are working earnestly
1:3O p.m.-The voting continues steady. The poll
SO far Is unusually large There is no excitement.
Largest Vote Ever POlled at Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., october 14.-The weather is clear
and cool The voting is progressing quietly. and
the indications that the vote viii be the largest
ever poiied In six OF the eight wards of the city
Ii Is estimated that fully one-nalf OF the entire
vote was In before O'Clock this morning.
Big Vote at CoshOctOn.
CosHocTON, o.. October 14-The vote to-day Will
probably be the heaviest ever known In this city,
At noon the vote already polled was more than