Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-14
SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, GOT. IA, 1884.
THE OCTOBER BATTLES.
AN USCsUALLY LARGE VOTE In ONO.
Trouble over the Arrest OF Uuited states
msrsnals-A Man shot Dead In Cin.
cinnati-west virginia's Vote.

revolvers. They claimed to be searching
for repeaters. At one O'Clock United States
Marshal Wright formally demanded their
release. Being refused he left, but re.
turned subsequently armed with a war.
rant from the United States court for the
arrest OF the three policemen who arrested
the deputy marshals. He was informed
that the six deputies had already been
released, but the policemen could not be
found. Two Of them were captured later
on and held on the charge of interference
with deputies in discharge of their duties.
Marshals are now searching for the th ird
policemen and have warrant for the
arrest Of the police Lieutenant who looked
the deputies up.
VOTING PROGRESSING QUIETLY.
TOLEDO, o., Dot. 14.-The weather is
clear and COOL The voting is progressing
quietly and the Indications are that the
vote will be the largest ever polled. In
six OF the eight wards of the city, it is
estimated that fully one half of the entire
vote was in before nine O'Clock this morn.
ing.
CINCINNATI FEvERIsH WITH EXCITEMENT.
CINCINNATI, O,t. 14.-The city is fever
ish with excitement. Slight collisions have
taken place in several wards, but the worst
30 far has been in the Sixth ward, where
large number of negroes and Irish vote,
and where early this morning one of
PinkertOn's detectives was badly beaten.
negro known as Foxy" Anderson,
was killed this morning in an encounter
with deputy marshal. The report comes
from the 10Th ward, that the deputy sher.
ifs have oyerpowered the deputy marshals
and are refusing to allow negroes to
vote. A deputy marshal has been sent to
the scene.
A LARGE VOTE BEING PoLI.ED.
The weather is delightfully."- cool and
very largo vote has 70 far been polled.
The men about the polls say there is
very little scratching and every
where great earnestness is manifested.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 14.-The weather il
bright and clear, with cool breezs and
everything favorable for o full vote. No
disturbance of any consequence has been
reported here to-day beyond the arrest of
few strangers for trying to vote lille
gally.
BOTH SIDES WORKING EARNESTLY.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 14.-The weather
throughout the western reserve is beauti
full and there is every indication that a
large vote will be polled. There is no
unusual excitement, but both sides are
working earnestly.
INTENSE INTEREST IN THE BATTLE.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 14.-It was re
marked by Judge Kelley, of Pennsy lvania,
after canvassing this state that he lad
never seen such intense interest manifested
in politics since 1910. This intensity of
feeling continues, and an enormous vote is
being polled, each party striving not only
to got in all the votes but to get thenf in
early. The polls are being closely
watched. Deputy sheriffs and police
United States marshals and the citizeus'
committee the Republicans. ....
WHOLESALE ARREST OF REPEATERs.
CINCINNATI, Oct. lathe policemen
| brought before the United States com
missioner were released on bonds. A
large number of repeaters have already
been arrested and are being guarded in
the government building. A number OF
them were brought in patrol wagon by
police, which added to the already exist
ing excitement. There has been con
siderable shooting in the Sixth,
Eighth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth wards.
In the latter: ward deputy marshal shot
a deputy sheriff in the head causing 6
severe but not fatal wound. In the
Eighteenth, Democratic ward, there is
great excitement, because of tho large
ntnnbsF of Republican votes being polled
A citizen o. Glendale reports that early
this morning large numbers ss Irish voted
the Republican ticket.
| EVIDENCES OF VERY LARGE VOTE.
| CosHoCToN, o., Oct 14,-At noon the
| vote here was more than four.fifths of the
largest vote ever polled.
CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 14.--The voting
continues steady and the poll is unusually
large. There is no excitement.
| WEATHER FAVORABLE TO REPUBLICANS
| COLUMBUS, Oct. 14.-The weather il
the rural districts Is considered favorable
to the Republicans. Dispatches received
here indicate that in the cities Throughout
the state three-fOurths Of the full vote Wal
polled before noon.
FoYEY ANDERSON NOT KILLED. I
| CINCINNATI, Oct. 14-The report o
the killing of "Foxey" Anderson was an
error. He had an alteration, but was not
seriously hurt. Large crowds gathered a
many polling places and the air is full o.
rumors Of an expected outbreak. The rush
of votes continues. The total vote
in the state will probably reach 800, 900
About noon A. 3. Russell was fioufishinI
pistol near the polls in the Eighteenth
ward, when colored deputy marshal sho
him dead.
REPORTS FROM WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, W. Va, Dot. 14.-Th.
weather is fine and very heavy vote
being polled. This city pollsd three
fourths of it's usual vote by ten o'cloc
this morning. Both sides claim gair
but there is nothing definite.
NEwARK's CITY ELECTION.
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 14.-The cit
election is proceeding quietly here to- da!
There is a prospect of large vote an
great interest is displayed. The Demt
, Gratis now control the city council and th
Republicans must elect six of the fiftee
aldermen to regain power
VOTING FOR U. s. SENATOR,
MONTPELIER, VT, Oct. 14.-In tn
ballotiug for United States Senator, Ion
term, in the House to-day, Senator Morri
received III votes. Timothy p. Rsddel
26, ". p. Dillingham; 8. James NJ. Tyle
/, II. IL. Powers and f. Clough l. Th
Senate votes this afternoon and to MORO
at noon in joint assembly. the votes
the two Houses will be ratified.