Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-14
THE Vote IN NORTHERN OHIO
REPUBLICAN SUCCESS IN CUYAHOGA COUNTY
HEAVY GAINS MADE IN THE WEST.
ERN RESERVE.

CLEVELAND october Ia, 5 p. mas the bulk of
the vote Is now in the excitement Is subsiding
somewhat Half a dozen arrests have been made No
more trouble Is anticipated here. Republicans feel
confident Of carrying Cuyahoga county by 1000
majority. Reports from all parts OF the Western
Reserve state that the vote Is very large and the
republicans have made heavy gains. w. NJ. c..
Clevetand.s Largest Vote.
CLEVELAND, October IA, 2:3O p. m-The tndica-
tons are that the largest vote ever pOled in this
city viii be poled to-day Three arrests for repe 1T
ing nave Deen made, otherwise the city is very
quiet.
3s5 p. m.-There is no change in the situation
Al all the voting places the crowds continue large.
here Is no abatement in the interest No dis
turDances have occurred in this city to-day.
.'Vest POcket'' Tickets in Toledo.
TOLEDO, October I4.-The election is proceeding
very quietly. very full vote is being polled.
PROBABLY the largest ever cast In this {Lucas)
county.
3:l5 p. m.-Both parties have put forth their best
Their work Is manifest in the heavy vote cast Both
secs are co udent vi the success OF their tickets.
been noticeable feature Of the day.
Scratching i'm Toledo.
TOLEDO, October 4.-Some half-a-dozen arrests
have been made during the day for attempted
Illegal voting; good deal OF scratching has been
done, and the count VIII probably be late tonight
Bringing in the S:ragglers.
TOLEDO october "a. p n.-Scouting parties are
busy bringing In straggers who have not already
voted, and although the deep interest and earnest
work which have characterized the day are still
undiinfn1shed the indications are that peace Will
be maintained until the polls close at 6 O'Clock
Republican Gains In the Western Re-
serve.
CLEVELAND, o., october 14.-There is nothing
new In this city. Reports from towns in the West
D,-pr che
heavy vote. News from the twentieth district is
favorable 10 Mckinley's election over Paige.
P. M.-Thls city has seldom passed as quiet an
noraa 3r 1s as , n Us No are re-
the vote Is now In.
Cincinnati Fairly Quiet At 2 pm.
CINCINNATI, o., october IA, 23o =. ra.-.The city
continues TO be fairly quiet Nearly /. hundred
men have been brought before the Us. Commits
sioners for Illegal voting and have been sent to Jail
or been released on bond. Habeas corpus proceed
DgS are taken in some Instances get them out Of
JAN Arrests are also made by police and deputy
slierins, and the same course Is pursued release
their prisoners There has been no general dts
turbaDce.
An Unprecedented Vote.
Since the rush at the 9Th ward polls confidence
is growing that the day may pass peaceabiy. Still
there fears OF violence about the time OF closing
polls, p. m. Indications point rather to peace
II Is evident that the vote win be the largest ever
Cast Similar reports continue to come from OUT
side points
Prospects Favorable for McKinlcy,s
Election To Congress.
AKRON, October l4-2 30 p.m.-The election is pro-
crossing quietly. very large vote is being polled
The scratching Is less than usual The interest
centers on the Mckinney and Paige congressional
hSat. The probabilities are favorable to McKin-
! iey'S election.
THE MAJORITY IN WEST VIRGINIA.
The Democrats Claim the State by from
Six to Zen Thousand.
secretary Lawrence Gardner, of the democratic
central committee, late this afternoon received a
dispatch from the chairman OF the democratic
committee at Parkersourg, West Virginia, saying:
publications at present from all returns are that
West Virginia gives from six to ten thousand DEM
ocratic majority"