New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
THE NEWS ~ THIS CITF.
REPORTS TO THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.


MUCH NrrHESr IN rnF REPORTS FROM oHIo-A
FErLfNG or CoNFIDENCE-pIsPATCHFs RECEIVED.
Yesterday was quiet at Republican Head
quarters up o'clock. few prominent visitors drop
ped In to learn particulars OF the progress OF the voting
IN ohio ana West Virginia Among others were Senator
Frye and Congressman Reed of Maine. and
Emery A. Storrs. Particulars Of the shooting
In Cincinnati were received Immediately after
the Some anxiety felt the Execu-
tive Committee held session with closed doors. AZ
time there any expression except of great confidence
in the ability OF the Republicans to carry the state The
Cincinnati situation pronounced favorable and the
fact that members Of the Executive CommitteeGen
era Powell Cayton,of Arkansasand g Clarkson,o Iowa
the ground cav that the Republicans
in that pivotal city of Ohio would be encouraged and
sustained to poll their full vote to prevent Democratic
frauds and secure fair count Fhe early morning
kilograms indicating fine fair weather were greeted
another point in favor of the Republicans
A. the day numerous dispatches
came in from various parts OF the STATE, all favorable in
their tone. The principal given below; that
from Colonel W. W. Dudley received with especial
interest:
ColruBrs Oct H.
The Hon. S. B. Ellans: One township in Jackson
Our people informed of their legal rights and instructed
to require them. Several arrests OF Democratic
running wei together in Alliance, stark
County. Toledo reports fair vote and unex-
Fraud 80 far prevented here Some arrests Of Demo
cratic repeaers made in Cincinnati Reports from there
that a conflict In the sixth Wardthe worst In
the citythc Federal power maintains the peace II be
best estimates ". W. DUDLEY.
TOLEDO Ohio, oct. IL
Hon. J. B. Chagee: Election passing quietly. Very
large vote Republicans confident and doing good
work Large Republican gaius. j. NJ BROWN.
CoLUMBrs. Ohio, Oct. II.
Hon s. Fssscnden: Indications that Prohibition vote
will exceed that Of former years. Very little atten-
tiOn being paid to IL. =
DAYTON Ohio Oct. II.
R,pu,Iicon National Committee Notwithstanding bull
doing o negrue buying OF voters at five dollars head
shameless, decisions by Democratic judges OF election the
republicans are confident X MchJNDf'
s b. Ely-ins Ohio sure forthc republicans. Plurality
nearer 10000 than 10000 Probably largest Republican
vote ever cast and heaviest Republican GAIN. BL'nes
trip did Immense good. X l. NELhNk.
After Colonel Dudley'- dispatch received predic
tious were made that the state good for $4,000 or
10000 majority
late in tie afternoon II stated that the Democrats
claimed hc by 5000 and the Republicans by lOoO
Aoout = o'clock a. the stream Of business men flowed
uptown the caller. became numerous ana tht large re-
ini-rpuni- filed from that time untl evening"
when they iaunicd with people large 9t,rroir
tc"u had been cured and arrangements hauc 10 '"r'W
form n front of the headquarters Acrow began gaih'r
early. both on the sidewalks ~ front ot ne oudn- au
iu-id. in the great purlor,. About o'clock. tN-Ioy-
crnor Cornell. Governor II. G. Ghh.. o Oregon g W
Moalton. Emery 4 St"rr, Captain Chc,trr :. D'' ,'r
On,re- stephen " Kellogg Congressman T. B. Reed OF
Mime Jacob Hess General James L. OBcirc :. Y.
White. sidney Dillon General Wm-loH, In-pc,-
tor Thomc, judge Bcaid>ey oi CONNECT
The first Western Union Bulletin from Columbus Civ
ing average gain OF nearly j Nolr' 10 e3c oI h' YEN
ing sign about $50 O'clock All the lers oi tne
LVccutiNc Committee except Mr. ChaIee' were
evening A. bulletins were displayed outside. -nowing
steady scpubcn -aii, ,ht Z ZcIna Ti' .'4 1l tg
Kim Assembly District marched down the aveuue about
iy 70, the hetlns had been. Al $3.50, secretary Fcs-
scnden claimed 10000 to I2.0oo plurality Chairman
ponnllsol n,nrsd 200 a ittlc later the bulletin
Announcing probable majority Of 10000 came IN. and
was posted amid great cheering.
Among the private di-ptche, received during the
evening By the committee were the following:
CoIu,Bus. oct H.
> Fcss,ndcn-Rcst Judgment Is that plurality Will
not Dee lcss han 10000 may rench l1ooo pos-inH
The only troubles reported are IN the negro wards
oi Cincinnati. where Democratic urians und policemen
gained temporary sway during tn afternoon. hake
good ports from Cuyahogi and all other points ~ the
state many reporting Republican gains over estimates
W ". DUDLEY.
CrNcrv>ArI oct II. p Ms b. JU,is: Polls closed
with no further b0odshrd serious trouble. A. tar a.
reported total number killed l. thretwo killed by cot
or,1 deputy marshal and one colored deputy marshal
pounded To- death by houdums aud policemen. We have
arrested 1870 men. Have cases against most or
them. and are beginning to present them to the United
900 OF our prope-hity OF them United STAGES Marsh'ls
Special pains been taken to-day 10 get the facts of
these arrests Policemen and sheriff, making these ar
rests are presented for indictment without mar
shll- to-day Cincinnati wc would have had no SHOW.
II has been a hard days work and confident the
Democrats at least have no majority against Us IN the
county >; : ILNkHsDM HngC
Hon s. r. EIkins. Thentythree precincts this |
county show Republican gain Of 726 same ratio viii
carry county by loo majority D. b. f"HAhEk'
CoLrWRrs oct. II. 1880:
s. B. EIIri,As: Twenty thousand clear, Congratnla-
tious (io,,t.ui.ht ". g. DEsHLER.
CoLUNRus oct. Il. ll:4O.
s B. EiEas: 'ad good-nisht, bat didn't mean IT.
'' s''"= "P ~ -''''' " W b DEsHLER.
CoLrMBUs Oct. IA. 1880.
S F,ssrid.n Returns now indicate 10000 plurality. |
{. l. FnLEN. !
From 10 o'clock to midnight was simply |
a repetition OF the Of the earlier part
Of the evening Bulletins and private dispatches
confirmed the report of Republican gains Al
midnight. Mr.. Elkins. speaking for the committee
lic.n by $4,000 10 5000 plurality. west virginia
is close" When asked about the further
ommittees work which has been concentrated n ono
and somewhat in West Virginia TO draw the enemy |
the canvass OF the Northern states, vigorous
campaign will be opened IN West virginia, VIZ
our branch headquarters at Nashville have Already
opened the way for this effort Tomorrow asen119
Di tile cnmuif tee will start each Of the states NAMED
respective state Committees in theIf iab"rs
aud advising with them a. Colonel Dldey anu aenAop
Plumb have been doing IN Ohio vigorous campaign
will be made Nov ~mber In every Northern ot'e
AMI the Southern states named -. ,s,.
shortly before midnight the -tereopucOn -iee,
" headquarters exhibited portraits oi VT. BMhS ah,
General Lo,an when were received win iolhu' ol
,upause re-Dlytng themselves In each case lhtn thte
'hcrrs and tEcu "A three times three auu nearly |
ringing " TIGER" ,..
we're closing up their headquarters. cOnrodlng ONO pt
aiming West Virginia secretary tcs>ehneh -dl1 Vlo |
va, Republican by 900 Ia 10000 majority aud tnat
would take three days 10 hea' trom "e'' VIZ
dina Among late arrivals at Headquarters was Johh
Is New, of Indiana. chairman of the kepupleah e'45e
committed and me iiirr OF the National Committee lie
aid that Indiana would stand by ONO.
,ENTWENT AT TIE UNION LEAGUE CLUB.
At the Union League Club arrangements had
cen made for receiving news Of the elections nu'th
49, ,.r.l IN IN. -..1H1l. and wa. the centre