Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-14
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
OHIO ELECTION.
by Southern Telegraph Company.

Inc following telegram5 nave Oeen re-
ceived and bulletined at the Southern Tele
graph Company's Office in this city to-day:
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 14.-Five-sixths Of
the vote polled at noon. A riot is expected.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 14.-In the sixth
ward disturbance occurred at IL o'clock
in which two negroes were shot and U. 5.
Marshal killed democratic deputy sheriff.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. IA, 1890 p. H.
Burnett, republican candidate for Con-
gress. gives up the fight and comedies For
ans election. Rest of ticket probably goes
republican by a small majority. 1t is esti-
mated that in the State the democrats have
10000 majority. Republicans here univer-
sally concede that they are beaten. Bets of
five to one are being made by democrats
that Newman, for Secretary of State, will
be elected, with but few takers.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 14.-Full republi.
c.u returns from information received at re-
publican headquarters from all over the
State are favorable to the whole ticket, with
the exception of Johnson, for Supreme
Judge, whom the German votes are scratch
Jag in Cincinnati and Cleveland Col. Dudley
seems very happy, and predicts republican
Cyclone. Chairman Ogevie is confident
tlat his estimates will be fully realized.
Chairman Burger, democrat, still claims
10000 ma ority.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l4-l:3O p. m.-White-
al b,a ,li,t,tal fala 70 oopI m
Washington as follows: "Great disorder, in
:irnidaton and fraud. Result doubtful"
TOLEDO, Oct. 14.-Voting is going on qui
city so far, though some arrests for illegal
voting have been made. At opening of polls
e,ch precinct was crowded and half of the
vote was out before nine o'clock. No esti
mates can be made as to completion of vote
at this hour.
LEBANON, Ohio, October 1.-THE demo
Gratis are gaining in both counties. The
democrats concede to republicans by 800
majority in the county.
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, October 1+.-New
man, democrat, for Secretary OF State, is
running we'll in all the wards.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, October II, 23o p. m.
Large crowds are gathered at polling
places and the air is full of rumor of an ex.
pected outbreak. Twenty seven men have
been committed for illegal voting in the
Tenth ward.
[By Associated Press
TOLEDO, Ohio, October 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 the entire vote was in
before o'clock this morning.
CINCINNATI, Ohio October 1.-THE city
is feverish with excitement Many arrests |
have been made at 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,
but the worst so far has been in the sixth |
warl, where large number of negroes and |
Irish vote, and where, early this morning, |
on of Pinkerton's detectives was badly |
beaten. A negro known as Foxy" Ander-
s)u was killed this morning in an encounter
with deputy marshal. The report came
f.om the 18th ward that the deputy sheriffs
had overpowered the deputy marshals and
were refusing to allow any negroes to vote,
anil The United States Marshal sent an adj
ditional number of deputy marshals to the
scene The weather is delightfully."- cool and
-. l. 70 hnno 60 /
been poled. Men about the polls say that
there is very little scratching, and every.
where great earnestness is manifested.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 1.-THE weather
throughout the Western Reserve is beauti-
full and there is every indication that
large vote will be polled. There is no un-
usual excitement, but both sides are work
ing earnestly.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 14.-All reports
received up 10 this hour, II o'clock, indi-
cate that this intensity of feeling continues.
An enormous vote is being poled, each
party striving not only to get in all votes,
bat TO get them in early. The polls are
being closely watched, the deputy sheriffs
aud police representing the democrats and {
the deputy United States marshals and
citizens committee the republicans.
A 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
u patrol wagon by the police, which ad-
led to the already existing excitement.
There has been considerable shooting in the
5th, S,h, ISL and 10Th wards. In the latter
a deputy marshal shot a deputy sheriff in
the head causing severe, but not fatal
wound. In the 18th, democratic ward,
here is great excitement because of the
srge number of republican votes being
boiled. A citizen of Glendale reports that
early this morning large numbers of Irish
voted the republican ticket. While the