The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-16
IN OHIO AND WEST VIRGINIA.
The Republicans Hold the First, the
Democrats Save the Latter.
GOOD MALoRlTlEs IN BOTH,
Ohio Republican By i7.0oo-V'est Nir-
cinia Democratic ny About i0,-
O0O-Eutterworth, brown and
Foran 90 to Congress.
ohio.
UUop WEATHER.


The indications are that tho vote will bo
the larges, ever pollod. In six ofthe eight
wards of the city II h estimated that
fully ono-halI tho VOTE was In before U
O'clock a. ~.
AZ CINCINNATI.
C~iNcINSATI, Oct. 1.-THE policemen
before the lnltoi States commissioners
wero released on bond. The city IL fev-
erish with cNcitemcpl. Many arrests
I have boon made Mt the polls for Illegal
voting. challenging is carried on to d
greater extent Than ever before.
\ DEAD Gas
Slight collisions have taken place In
several wards, but h worst so Tar has
boon in tho sixth ward, where Il large
number Cf negroes and Irish vote and
whore early this morning n of Pinker'
toms detectives was badly beaten. \
negro, known as "FoNy Anderson
was killed there this morning Ia an en-
counter with a deputy marshal. y re-
port came from the fifteenth ward that
deputy sheriifs had overpowered the
deputy marshals and were refusing To
allow any ncgros TO vote. Tho United
States marshal sent an additional num-
Der of deputy marshals to the scenes.
NICE WEATHER.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l4.-The weather is
delightfully."- cool and pleasant and a
very large vote will DO pollod. Men
about the polls say there Is
very little scratching. Every
whore great earnestness Is manifested.
EQUAL To SD. a.,
CINCINNATI, Oct. l4.-ltw was remarked
by Judge Kelly, of Pennsylvania, that
after canvissing the state he had never
seen su CHI intense interest manifested in
politics since lSip. All reports received
up to this hour indicate that this in
tensity OF feeling continues. An enor-
nous vote is being polled. Each party
is striving to get them In early.
1t is understood that Ohio is regarded
AZ the battle ground, and on the issue of
to-day will depend h conduct of the
next three weeks OF the presidential
campaign.
HOWL ABOUT REPEATERs..
The polls are being closely watched,
tho deputy sheriifs and police represent.
ing the Democrats, and deputy United
States marsials and the citizens' COM
mittee, the Republicans. A large num-
Der of reporters have already been ar
rested by deputy marshals, and they are
being guarded in the government
building. y number OF these were
brought in in a patrol wagon by the po-
lice, which added To the eXcltefitht.
THIS Is CIVILIZATION y FAIR BAL
LOT.
There has been considerable shooting
ia the sixth, eighth eighteenth and
nineteenth wards. In the latter q dep
uty marshal shot a deputy sheriff in the
head, causing a severe wound, but not
fatal.
IGNORANT IRISH.
In the eighteenth Democratic ward,
Mere Is great excitement, because Of
the large number of Republican votes
being polled. The citizens of Glendale
reports that early this morning, Il large
of Irish voted tho Republican
Eket.
Is ITY
While the ticket to be voted is state
national, for the reason above stated
hence the vote will be large. 1t vii
7 probably reach 5000, 900 in the aggregate
The state candidates arc secretary o
state, judge of tho supreme court, ant
board of public works.
THE CANDIDATES.
The Democratic candidate for secre
tury of state is the present incumbent
Mr.. Newman, The Republican candi
date lis Gen. J.. s. Robinson, who a
present represents the Marion distric
in congress.
ONLY SCATTERING RETURNS
need be expected tonight, but these will
indicate the drift.
COMPLIMENTARY TO COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 1.-THE weather j
bright and clear to-day, with q COO
breeze, and everything is favorable to
full vote. which il being polled. No dis
turbances of consequence have been re
ported in this city, beyond tho arrest o
a few strangers tryingto vote, and other
for disorderly conduct.
EARNEST AND oLD-FAsnIoNED.
CLEVELAND, Oct. l.-Th9 weathe
throughout the western reserve is beau
tiful. Every Indication is that a Yer
large vote will be polled. No unusua
excitement. Both sides are working
earnestly,
THE RURAL REPUBLICANS CAN'T COM
PLAIN.
lM COLUMBUS, Oct. l4.-From local indi
ID cstions and information received a
M Leadunarters of the republican commit
n tee, It is estimated hat at least three
by O The weather is consfdere,
favorable to tho republicans in the rura
districts.
"FoxY ANDERSON" IN LUCK.
C~INcINNATI, Oct. l4.-The report tina
.Foxy Anderson" was killed in tn
sixth ward is not true. He had an alter
cation, but was not seriously hurt.
LARGE CROWDS
are gathered at many polling places, AM
the air is full of rumors of expected, out
break. The polling Of votes continue
,apidIy and in MANY places more thal
half tile total vote was cast before noon
In the United States court room Com
n~iissioners Harper and Probasco hav
already committed twenty-seven me-
charged with illegal voting.
shortly before noon
AL. RUSSELL,
i'm the eighteenth ward, who had bee
fionrishinga pistol about the vicinity O
the polls. was sauL by a colored deput,
Hauarshal and died instantly.
NJ noon the poll was proceeding qui