St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-16
DAY REPORT.
[WesteIn Associated Press.

CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-Both the Demo-
cratic and Republican press this morning,
agree that yesterdays election IN Cincinnati
was the bloOdicst ever held here. The Dem
ocratic press assert that the thousand deputy
marshals were employed mainly in intimid-
ating honest voters, while the Republican
press coustrues the conduct of the police
force and deputy sheriffs in a similar man
ner, comparing it TO the Mississippi policy
The following are the list Of those injured
In yesterdays out break: Killed, Albert
Russell, (co!ored); W5unded, Joe Lowerv
shot in the spine, fatal; Bridget Hughes struck
in the breast with a boulder dangerous;
John Murphy shot in the stomach, flesh
wound; Andrew Bennett, (colored), shot in
the side, nQt dangerous; John Dalton, shot
in the leg, not dangerous; Sam Taylor,
(colored) dangerously wounded, shot in the
side; Mike German, policeman, shot in the
back, dangerous; Henry Brown, (colored)
shot in the abdomen, fatal. The last three
were wounded in the affray on the corner of
Sixth and Freeman streets late last night
Between fifty and a hundred people took
part in the fight, which grew out of an at
tempt of the negro German TO arrest a negro.
\ general fusilade followed, in which
100 shots were fired. The riot alarm was
sounded, and the disturbance was quelled
after the two policemen and Brown had been
shot. The Republicans claim 10000 major
ity, and the Democrats concede 10000 or
the congressman both parties conccde as fol-
lows: Republicans elected-in the First
district, Ben Butterworth; Second, Gen
Chls. L. Brown; Fourth, John F. Sinks
Eighth, John Little; Ninth, W. c. Cooper;
Twelfth, Alphonso Hart; Fourteenth, c. II.
Grosyenor; Seventeenth. J. D. TAYLOR:
Eighteenth, !. II. Taylor; Nineteenth, Ezra
b. Taylor; Twentieth, VIM. Mckinley. The
Democrats elected-in the Fifth district.
Ben Lefeyre; Sixth, W. D. Hill;
Seventh, Geo. Seney; Eleventh,
IF. Ellsbury; Thirteenth, Joseph Outhwaite /;
Fifteenth, Bcriah Wilkins Sixteenth. Geo.
". Geddes; Twenty-frst, NJ. \. Foran. doubt
ful Third district close Tenth chances favor
Ing Jacob Romeiz, Republican.
In Hamilton county ninety-six out los
precincts give the following Republican
majorites on the state ticket: Secretary OF
state, JAS Robinson, J, ,262: Judge Of supreme
court, Wm. Johnson, 2,435; member of
board OF public works. Leo. Fleckinger. s.
036; congressional ticket, First district, Benz.
Butterworth, 1900; Second district. Chas.
L. Brown, 2,01S; judicial ticket, three Re
publican candidates, Peter Swing, J. II
Smith and Jos. Cox were elected. County
ticket, sheriff, Samuel Berasford, 4.96S;
probate judge, II. ?. Goetre,
2,2S3; county solicitor, Rufus B. Smith,
3, ,+64; coroner, \. /. Carr, 3.05l: commits
s;oner, John Fumstein, 1898; member of
board Of control Morris Bauer. 1925. The
remaining twelve precincts will not msteri-
ally alter these majorities. which are all Re
publican. BcreSlurd. for sheriff, ran ahead
of his ticket. as did all the county officers
compared with the candidates on state ticket
CINCISNATI, Oct. 15.-Total unofficial re-
turns from Hamilton county show the fol-
lowing pluralities on state and congressional
tickets; Robinson, Republican, secretary of
state, ;, 25S; johnson, Republican. Judge Of
supreme court, :, 557; FUckuCer Republi-
can, board OF public works. 3,l4T: Butter
worth, Republican, First district, for con-
gress, 1926; Brown, Republican. Second
district, for congress, 2.S07.
The Greeuback state ticket averaged
niue-seven. The Prohibition vote averaged
sighty-four.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 15-Fun election returns
chow Robinson, Republican candidate for
secretary of state, received in this county
22,S64 votes; Newman. Democrat 20.6s6;
Robinson over Newman, 2.2iS: johnson.
Republican candidate for supreme Judge. re-
.eived -, $40: Marlin, Democrat. %. 72q.
Johnson over Marlin, ., ,2l7 for board Of public
works; Flickinger, Republican. %. 246: Ben
fer. Democratic, 20, 444; Fliekinger over
Benfer >, SOC. Martin ~ Toran. Demo
cratic candidate for congress from the Twen-
sv-frst district, in a part Of this county. re-
seived 10, 2l5; c. C. Buruet. Republican.
I7.9I4; Toran over Burnet 1901. The
wards and townships in the Nineteenth dis
-rict gave E. B. Taylor. Republican. 4.4f6:
Horace Award, Democratic, 2.IIS. The
Republicans elect the entire ticket inelud
.ng the sheriff. For probate Judge D. r.
Tilden, Republican, received 2,152; A.
zeriug. Democratic, 2,010. For sheriff c. c.
Oewstoe, Republican. received -. 49I; Ed.
SEWER, Democratic, 21,06l; Dewstoe over
sawyer ,4S0. County prosecutor, Alex
Holden, Republican, received %, OIL; /;
John f. Web, Democratic. go