Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18

,vsa orrapized immc diately. The ne- ,,roas were found ln the field armed with corn-knlves and gun. They made a strong resistance but finally surrend- cred were taken to Guthrie and put nnder guard. At o'clock this morning n party Cf mounted men rode to the house where the negroes were cohnheu and fired at them through the wlndo"s. One. of the negroes ran into the street and was shot dead. The others were again fired upon and the ravlsher le4 down and was left for dead. The party then rode of. An investigation showed
 that the rGvisher had felSned death'
 The surv1vors were taken to Jah today
 but are expected to be lynched.
 CINCINNATI. Oct. I4-It was remarked
 hy Judge Kelly, of PennsylVahla' aLee.
 canvassing the State that he had he'eL
 seen such intense interest nahiIesteu - politics since lS4O. All reports rScelveu
 up to this hour indicate that thls ih- tensity of feeling continues. An enormous vote IS being polled' each
 party striving to get Tn all thelr NOseS' and to get them in early. It IS ulidSi stood that Ohio IS regarded as the battle ground, and on the issue or 'o- day will depend the conduct or the next
 three weeks of the campaign.
 The polls are being closely watcheu' | The deputy sheriffs are representIng the Democratic party and deputy Ohlteu l States marshals and citizens committees the Republican. A large number or
 repeaters have already been arrested Dy the deputy mGrshalls and they are pc | ing guarded in the government OuiIu-
 inCs. A number of these were brought in a patrol wagon by the ponce WEIGH added to the excitement. mere mas beeu considerable shooting m the slAtD' | eighth. eighteenth and nlne,eehth wards. In the latter q deout! | United States marshal shot deputy | sheriff in the head causing severe
 wound, but it IS not fatal In the Eign- | teenth, the democratic ward, there IS l great excitement, because Of large nun | bers of republican votes belng poiied. | The citizens of Glendale report that carly this morning large number of ! Irish voted the republican ticket while tbe ticket to be voted i'll the state IS a | focaI and congressional issue, and lS not | national, for reasons above stated, hence | the vote will be large, aud 1t will prob ably reach SOO,000 Ill the aggregate Tn the state. The candidates are Sec retary of State, Judge of the Supreme | Court and Board of Public Works. Jhe ! Democratic candidate for Secretary Is | the present incumbent. ir. Newman; | the Republican IS Gen. J. $. Robinson, t-v-lrJ at present represent Marion district in Congress, Only scattering returns need be expected tonight.
 SECOND DISPATCH.
 CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-The city is fev- erish with excitement; many arrests have been made at the polls for illegal voting; challenging is carried 10 a preater extent than ever before Slight collisions have taken place in several wards. but the worst SO far has been n the 9th ward. where large number oi urc-Oss and Irish vote, and where early l tbis morning one of PinkertOn's detec- ti~es was badly beaten by negro l known as Foxy. Anderson was killed this morning Tn an encounter with a deputy marshall A report came fIom the 18th ward that the deputy shsrltts ! hal overpoweTed the deputy marshsls and were refusing negroe> to vote. The ! .. ;. Marshal sent an additional num- hero; dcouty marshal5 to the scene. [ The weather is delightful and pleasant;
 a very large vote Is being boiled. Men aIout the polls say very little scratch
 lug IS done; everywhere great earnest ness is manifested.
 THIRD DISPATCH.
 CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-The report that | Fox Anderson was killed in the Sixth ward is untrue. He had an RltercatlOn, | but was not seriously hurt. Large | crowds gathered at many polling places aud the air ia full of rumors of expected outbreaks. The polling of votes COZ ' times rapidly, and in many places more | than half the total vote was cast before noon. Tn the United States court room | Commissioners Harper and Probasco | have already committed twenty seven men charged with illegal voting. | Shortly before noon A. l.. Russell m the ! 18th ward. who had been tiOurishlng a | pistol about in the vicinity of the polls,
 was shot by colored deputy marshal and died instantly. At noon the pol
 was proceeding quietly in nearly all the wards. There Is a large crowd HEOut | the United States government buildings,
 attracted there by curiosity and by almost cOostant arrivals of men arrested
 for illegal voting.
 FOURTH DESPATCH
 | CrScrNNArr. Oct. 14.-At 2.30 the | city continues to be fairly quiet. Nearly | one hundred men have been brought | before the U. $. Commissioner for H. legal voting and sent tO jail, or released on bond. Habeas corpus proceedings | are issued in some instances to get them
 ont of jail. Arrests are also made by the police and deputy sheritfs, and the
 same course pursued to secure the re- lease of prisoners. There has been DO | general disturbance since the rush at the Eighth ward polls, and confidence IS growing that the day may pass peace ably. Still there are fears of violence
 the time of closing the polls, at six ?. m., but the indications are rather to peace. IL Is evident the vote will be the largest
 ever cast. Similar reports continue 10
 come from outside points.
 COLUMBUS. O.. Oct. 1.-The weather
 k bright and clear. n cool breeze and everything favorable for n full vote
 which Is being pOlled. No disturbance of consequence has been reported in
 this city beyond first few strangers trying to vote and others for disorderly conduct.
 SECOND DISPATCH.
 1 COLUMBUS, Ohio, October IA From local indications and information
 received at headquarters of the Repub-
 licau committee, tt is estimated that al
 least three-quarters of the vote in tine
 cities was boiled by noon; weather con
 sideFcd favorable to Republicans in the rural districts.
 COsHOCToy, Oct. l4-Ihs vote to-day
 viil probably be the heaviest ever knowr
 m thls city. At noon the vote already pcllod was more than fOur-fiftns of tho
 largest vote ever boiled here.
 TOLEDo. Ohio. Oct. 1.-The weather
 is clear and cool The election is pro- eressug Guietly. The Indications arc
 the vote will be the largest ever boiled
 In SIX of eight wards of the city it i.
 estimated that fully one-haf the yo.,
 was iu befors nine o'clock.
 CLEVELAND, Ohio, October 14-Th,
 weather throughout the western reserve
 is beautiful. There Is every indication | o worry 1arra vofa will Ia rn1fa1