The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-15

pTeCinclS 10 prevent violence. FOR
tunately the day closed quietly. The
worst trouble of the day happened in
one precinct of the eighth ward, where
number of colOred deputy marshals
came in collision with deputy sheriff
and by-standers, and as the latter were
largely anti-republican the colOred men
were quickly routed, but not till nunl-
Der of shots were fired. The cry of
"LYNCH TUE NIGGERsW
was raised, and the crowd rushed into
the next street after the few colored
men i'll sight. One was caught and
beaten nearly to death. Another WAS
struck in the face with boulder and
his face mashed. He had not been about
the polls and was passing in the street.
In this disturbance one man was fatally
shot and a woman struck in the breast
with boulder, and is supposed to be
mortally hurt. During the whole after
noon at this precinct u large crowd re-
NAMED, and number of minor dis
turbances took place.
DAYTON DEMOCRATIC.
DAYTON, Oct. 1.-THE election here
was quiet. Very few illegal votes were
cast Everybody WAS orderly and a full
vote was out. The indications are that
Dayton will give 800 Democratic ma
jorlty. The Soldiers Home east fullvote,
with probably 300 Republican majority
THE VOTE IN CINCINNATI.
CINcINNArI, Oct. 1.-The total vote of
Cincinnati is estimated at between 65, 900
and 10000. Republican gains reported
in nearly ali the precincts heard
from, so in one, ll6 i'm
another, and l24 in another A small
! Democratic gain is shown in one Demo-
cratic ward. The Republicans are claim
| ing the election of both Congressman
Butterworth ana Brown, and the entire
county ticket, by 1900 majority.
COLUMBUS COMPARISONS.
COLUMBUS, Oct. H.-One hundred and
seVenty-eight wards and precincts show
a net Democratic gain of IFS over the
vote for secretary Of state in 1850. The
same wards and precincts show not
Republican gain of 2,iS4 over the vote
for governor in 1879. This includes six
wards and precincts out of twenty-seVen
in the city of Columbus, which show q
net Republican gain of l07.
PRETTY HOT.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 4.-The election i'm
Ohio has grown to its intensest heat and
this resulted in bringing out the largest
vote ever polled. 1t did more: II
brought out to the polls as workers 8
larger number of men than ever before
The presence of deputy marshals and
deputy sheritis was also feature that
J gave unusual interest to the vote. I'm
der all these conditions the wonder
Is that more serious outbreaks
J did not occur. In quite
number of wards whore tho Democrats
are in strongest force the deputy mar
shals We're intimidated, or actually
driven away and the presence of col
ored men was the signal for assault. Ii
one of the precincts a single deput,
marshal was present in the afternoon
but he bore testimony by black eye +
E the rough treatment received in TIN
early part of the day.
7 THEY cor THERE EARLY.
In many voting places there wer
large assemblies of voters before TIN
! polls opened for the purpose, seeing tina
I the opposite party took noundue advar
tage IN the election of judges and clerks
j This gave rise to somo trouble in som
wards, but tho most common source {
disagreement was when the challenger
], We're arrested by deputy United State
: marshals for ohstructing voters. 1t wa
1 then in order for the deputy sheriil's an
l. policemen, who represented the law O
j. the Democratic side, to rescue the cha
: lengers and thus the
e CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY
1t occurred. The scenes at the polls wei
g unusual. The deputy marshals wei
D armed with pollcemen's clubs as wen /
t. with "A calibre revolvers. The deput
u sherifls in many cases were armed wit
rude hickory clubs, probably made fro
y dray pins. AT one of the stronge
d Democratic precincts colored dCpu
D sheriff was conspicuous with sto
10 hickory club in his hands. 1t was n
)t an uncommon sight TO see officers
both sides in custody. Deputy ma
shals found themselves arrested
l, policemen. In the sixth ward, whe
Of many negroes vote, one large policemi
es was arrested by a colored deputy ma
10 shal. The Republicans and Democra
20 each had
IN LAWYERS EMPLOYED
to attend to getting their men releas
as fast as possible after arrest. Ait
e, gether IL has been day of deep excit
is ment and its comparatively peaceal
]; termination is "A matter of congratul
III ton.
o. The first returns received to-nig
of was from Clifford precinct, showing
Id Republican gain of 90. Then came
precinct of the Tenth ward, which Ia
year was eavenly divided. IL mt
e. showed a Republican majority of 2
It, which was Republican gain TO III
IL amount. This was settlement of I
AT question
CT now THE GERMAN VOTE WAS GOING
large gains in other wards, IL was so
III conceded that Hamilton county h
gone Republican.
The outlook at 10 o'clock is that the
is publican majority In Hamilton coun
ol may reach 1000, and that both Butt,
"A worth and Brown, Republicans, 9
is elected to Congress.
% now DAYTON DID.
of DAYTON, Oct. h.--Great crowds 81
RS round the Republican headquarto
applauding vociierously AS each bul
tin is read. Returns from three war
er in the city give 2H Republican gain oy
u last spring, or 500 over last fall. 9th
ry precincts indicate like gains. If u
al continues, Dayton will give a small l
ng publican majority. Sinks, candidi
for congress, was several hundT
NJ ahead of the ticket.
SHOUTING FOR THE MUftIuAN MAN
Ii CINCINNATI, Oct. li.-Crowds on [
at streets are shouting for Blaine and !
it. gan and are also hurrahing for Butt
20 worth. Returns from Hamilton coun
ed continue to show large Republic
cd gains over 1883. Total Republican "a
'al In IS precincts, ',7i0. This indicate
certain Republican majority in Il
county.
Int TiE VOTE AT COLUMBUS.
he CoLUMBUS, Oct. H.-Four hundi
or and soveniy-one wards and precin
show net gain of SSi over the vote
secretary o. state of 1850, Same wa
nd and preciucts snow net Republican VI
ut Of 1917 over vote for governor In II
los A. G. Thompson, Republican twel
an district, .electod, majority in Lawren
IN. his own county, very large, show
M the Republican gain about 600.
I'VE CHICAGO INTERESTED.
len CHICAGO, Oct. H.-Grcat and wi
spread interest In manifested here
the result of the Ohio election. I
streets in the business conter W
zen throngcd tonight from an early nc
of Crowds were in front OF the newspa
ity Offices, receiving bulletins, blocked
traffic. The Inter. Ocean celebrated
ui- result with an illumination and a br
IL a baud.
.teS The Daily News bulletined returns
trf- A tstufrt. 10,