Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1884-10-17

COlOred deputy marShAlB came In cOl!ldlOn Will
deputy sheriffs and bystandera, and as the latte,
were largely anti-republican the colored men
were quickly routed, but not till number OF
shots were fired. The cry of lynch the negroes
was raised and the crowd rushed into the next
street after a few colored men in sight. One
was caught and beaten nearly to death. An
other was struck in the face With boulder ard
his face smashed. he had not been about the
polls but was passing along the streets. In this
disturbance one man was fatally shot and q
woman struck in the breast with boulder, and
is supp sed to be mortally hurt. During the
whole afternoon at this precinct a large crowd
remained. .. E.,, ,
CINCINNATI Oct. l4.-Crowds in the streets
are shouting for Blaine and Logan and are
hurrahing for Butterworth. Returns from
Hamilton county continue to show large repuh-
lican gains over 1883. The total republican
gain in fifty five precincts is 2,740. This indi
Gates certain republican majority in this
county. Five hundred and thirty-one warGs
and precincts show net republican gein of
SAT-. %.-.. -.-
CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-A general fight among
the negroes in freeman street started tonight
Brown, one of the participants, was seriously
shot in the abdoman, and police officers Girman
and Sherlock were dangerously wounded by a
shot in the spinal region, ,,,-.. -s
C1Nc-NN Oct. 14.-The Commercial
Gazette's special indicate the election of
Hedges Cor congress in the Mansfield district
by 800 majority. 49,
CINCINNATI. Oct, 14.-The total vote in Gin
cinnati is estimated at between IS. 600 and
10000. Republican gains are reported in
nearly all precincts heard from. Fifty in one,
1l6 in another, and IL 4sin another. "A small
democratic gain is shown in one democratic
ward. The republicans are claiming the elec.
tion of both congressman. ButterwOrth and
Brown and the entire county ticket are elected
by 200o majority. ..= =
CINCINNATI, Oct. 14.-At midnight carriage
containing Butte rworth and Brown started from
the Lincoln club and with brass band gath
e ed an impromptu procession which filled the
g rect for more than two squares cheering and
shouting continuously and waving handker
chiefs. They moved with the procession and
| thusiasm.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l5.-Both democratic and
republican p.ess this morning agree that yester-
days election IN Cincinnati was the bloodiest
ever held here. Democratic papers assert that
the thousand deputy marshals we're employed
mainly in intimidating honest voters, while the
republican press construes the conduct of the
police force and deputy sheriffs in similar
manner comparing it to the Mississippi policy.
The following is the list of those injured in
Yesterdays outbreak: Killed-Albert Russell
colored. WoLnded-Joe Lowry, shot in spine,
fatal; Bridget Hughes, struck in breast with a
boulder, dangerous; Jno. Murphy, shot in stom.
ach, flesh wound; Andrew Bennett, colored, shot
in side, not dangerous; John Dalton, shot in
leg, no5 dangerous; Sam Taylcr colored, shot in
side, dangerously wounded; Mike Gorman,
policeman, shot in back, dangerous; Henry
Sherlock policeman, shot in back, dangerous;
Henry Brown, colored, shot in the abdomen,
fatal. The last three were wounded in the
ARRAY corner Sixth and Freeman streets late last
night Between fifty and one hundred people
took part in the fight, which grew out of an
attempt of German to arrest negro. A general
fusilade followed, in which one hundred shots
were fired. A riot alarm was sounded and the
disturbance was quelled after the two policemen
and Brown had been shot.
The republicans claim 10000 majority in the
state, and the democrats concede 10000.
Of congressman both parties concede as fol-
lows: The republicans elected in the First
district Ben Butterworth; Second, Gen Chas E
Brown; Fourth, John Sinks; Eighth, John
Little; Ninth, w @ Cooper; Twelfth Alphonso
Hart; Fourteenth,C C H Grosvenor; Seventeenth,
J D Taylor; Eighteenth b Taylor; Nineteenth,
Ezra B. Taylor; Twentieth, William Mckinley.
The democrats elected, Fifth district Ben Le-
ferre; Sixth, w d Hill; Seventh. George S'ney;
Eleventh, F Ellsbury; Thirteenth, Jas Outh-
waith; Fifteenth, Beriah Wilkins; Sixteenth,
George W Geddes; Twenty first, NJ. A. Foran.
sDoubtfulls, Third district. Close, the Tenth,
chsnces favoring Jacob Romeie, republican
C1sc1nNAr1, Oct. l4.-The total unofficial
returns from Hamilton county show the follow
ing pluralities on state and congressional tick
cts: Robinson, republican, secretary Of state,
2,258; johnson, republican, Judge of supreme
court, 2257; Flickinger, republican, board of
public works, 3,147; Butterworth, republican,
First district, congress, 1526; Brown, republi-
can, Second district, congress, .So7. The green
back state ticket averaged 81. and the prohibi-
tion vote averaged 81.
| Columbus.
COLUMBUS O.. Oct. II. The republicans have
the city hall and the democrats have headquar.
ters at the Franklin county club. The republic
cans are Wild with enthusiasm, parading the
streets IN crowds. while the famous Blaine and
Logan glee club Is III ging il the city hall,
which Is packed ii every part. q Stonce has
been built On the stage e protect 4 the commit.
tee from. Tie presaureof the crowd, Who AZ ars