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

also that Gen. Brown is elected in the
second district, making Il republican
gain of two congressman.
THE DAY AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Oct. A.-To-day's elec-
tion passed of quietly, Notwithstanding
Il excited extraordinary interest.
Heavy vote polled, and great amount
of ticket scratching. The excitement
at the opening of the polls was intense.
Members Of both great parties
were watchtul of their interests,
of themselves and fellow-voters. Judges,
clerks chosen and qualified, and every-
thing moved of smoothly. Voters gen
orally early presented themselves at
she POOLS. and before noon the tally
sheets showed a long list Of
names, in many cases covering
of the entire voting population. In
some wards there was considerable
challenging of men, whose residence
and right to vote were disputed.
Foran, Democratic candidate for CON
gress, ran far ahead of the ticket and ia
probably. elected. He was supported by
all the labor organizations.
NEGRO VOTE.
CINCINNATI, Oct, l4.--A general fight
among negroes ON Freeman street
started about l0:30 p. M, and lasted over
y ~
participants, was seriously shot in the
abdomen, and Police Officers German
and Sherlock were dangerously
wounded by pistol shots.
HOW DAYTON VOTED,
DAYTON, Oct l4.-Returns for tn he
city Of Dayton are all in and give tn o
city l79 Democratic majority on the state
ticket, q Republican gain of sos
IN the one precinct OF
gain is lis. John Sinks, Republican
candidate for congress, carried the city
by 76 majority. Fred Wes, Republican
candidate for sheriff, carried Dayton by
250 majority. Ton thousand nine
hundred and seventy-six votes
were cast in the city. Reports from
Darke county give Anderson, Demo
cratic candidate for congress, 600 ma
jority. The indications point to the cleo
ton OF Sinks. Montgomery county will
give the Democratic state ticket 500 ma
iority.
WHAT CAUSED TROUBLE.
FoRAN, DEMOCRAT, ELECTED.
CLEVELAND, Oct. H.-Incomplete re.
turns indicate the election of Foran, the
Democratic candidate for congress, and
Sawyer, Democratic candidate fol
sheriff. The Republicans win elect all
the other candidates in this county by
majority of 5000 to $500. The Republi
can state ticket will carry the county
by about the same majority.
COLUMBUS, Oct. Fl4.-The election
passed off comparatively quiet, there
being but few disturbances, and thos,
due to the appointment of special polio,
by the Republican mayor ant
deputies by the, democratic sheriff
In one precinct there was conflict O
authority, resulting in the arrest of
duputy sheriff by the police. Their
was sharp fight for the organization G
the polls, the number of citizens turnin
out being precedented.
? THERE WAS MUSIC.
, Bands and drums paraded the street
at daybreak, awakening the We
: ters. The vote was tho heavies
" ever polled in the city. Tn
Q Republicans have the city hall and I'll
Democrats have headquarters at III
5 Franklin County club. The Repul
licans are wild with enthusiasm, para,
: ing, the streets in crowd
d while the famous Blaine an
n Logan glee club is singir
/ in the city hall, which is packed in ever
part. A fence has been built on u
stage to protect the committee from q
o pressure of the crowd, who are cheerii
o so loudly asto be heard nearly all oy
II the city.
Y AT DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS
IL there is not so much enthusiasm. The
IN hall is much smaller than that of I
- Republicans, but 1t is packed, VIII
" hundreds are coming and going. There
~ very. little cheering, but the mass
" people have not given up all hope. {
Di the streets there are no collisions or d
r turbanceG. Everything is passing
" good naturedly.
70 CONSIDERABLE REPUBLICAN GAINS.
N COLUMBUS. Oct. l4.-Fiye hundred al
r thirty-one wards and precincts show
Us net Democratic gain of 1867 over {
vote for secretary of state i'm 1880. II
same wards and precincts show a !
ID Republican gain of S,4l7, over the vC
D. for Governor in 1883.
@ M'KINIEY SAYS HE is ELECTED.
le Hon. VIM. Mckinley, of Canton, ca
u didato for congress In the TwontiC
district, telegraphs as follows: "Cg
ht ton, Oct. li,-Returns are u
a official, but such as we ha
q give me not less than 200 majority"
NJ Mr.. Mckinly was uuseated by [
IVY present congress and his election 4
", Republican gain.
at Is. Butterworth, Republican, is eloct
nc in the first district by about $500 II
jority.
THE MAJORITY.
id CINCINNATI, Oct. H.-Eight hundr
Dn and thirty-oight precincts and war
ld in Ohio show net Republican gain
1868. With the same ratio of "a
O. throughout the remainder of the stI
" will give Republican majority
n l6,500.
re ToLEDo's REPORT.
TOLEDO, Oct. l4.-NeVor in the histC
OF Toledo has there been 80 much int
" est in an election as tod
Is, Within half an hour af
.e- the polls were opened,
us of voters, chiefly laboring men, W,
OF casting their votes, and at
or o'clock fully one-half tho VI
MS OF the city had been ca
To- Predictions were made on the previC
ite night that there would be trouble u
ed disorder on the morrow,
the result has been ominen
ne satisfactory to all lovers of law q
90 order. In the fourth wa
,r- the homo OF all the wo
W criminals In the city, four or (
nm fights occurred, but no one was serioI
IN ly injured. Both Republicans and DE
a ocrats had made every prepa
rs ton to prevent fraudulent voti
and the result has been satisfactory
yond their most sanguine hopes.
eu At noon two-thirds of the vote 1
lts been east and II became evident Il
Tor every voter was out and working, {
as feature was the large numbe of
ln "vEsT POCKET" VOTES
~ cast. These were mostly voted by DE
Ith ocrats, and In consequence the Repul
&c, cans were happy. The effect of /
ny was counteracted by the knowle,
that Robinson aud johnson were fall
, behind the rest of the vote. Mi
1e- Germans were supposed TO be cutt
IN the head OF the ticket on acco
ne of the action of the saloon keel
ore Throughout the day tho Democrats h
ur. been confident of success, and ever
per TO . Qo'clock In the evening prodiI
up Robinson's defeat.
'he THE CONGRESSIONAL FIuHT
ASS has been paramount In interest
the state ticket, with m
py and the result promises to bo even II