Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-16
The Ohio Election The BlOOdieSt
Ever Held There.
A LIST OF The KILLED AND WOUNDED
on ELECTION DAY.
The Returns Show an Increased Vote
in Many Places.
TIE cREEaBACk AND PROHIBITION VOTE
INSIGNIFICANT.
Cleveland On His Way to the Grand Re-
eeption in Brooklyn.
A Day.

A Bloody Day.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-Both the Demo
cratic and Republican press OF this morn
ing agree that yesterdays election in Gin
cinnati was the bloodiest ever held here.
The Democratic papers assert that 1000
deputy Marshals were employed mainly in
intimidating honest voters. while the Re.
publican papers construe the conduct Of
the police force and Deputy Sheriffs in q
similar manner. The following is the lis
of those injured in yesterdays outbreak
One killed; Albert Russell, colored,
wounded; Joe Lowry shot in the spine,
fatal; Bridget Hughes, struck in the
breast with a bowlder, dangerously; John
Murphy, shot in the stomach. flesh wound
Andrew Bennett, colored, shot in the side,
not dangerous; John Dalton, shot in the
leg, not dangerous; Sam Taylor. colored,
shot in the side, serious; Mike
German, policeman. shot in the back,
dangerous; Henry Sherlock, policeman,
shot in the back, dangerous; Henry
Brown, colored, shot in the abdomen,
fatal. The last three were wounded in
the ARRAY at the corner of Sixth and Free
man streets. Late last night between SO
and 100 people took part in a fight which
grew out of an attempts of German to ar
rest a negro. German was shot in the
back by an unknown person, and a general
fusilsde followed, in which 100 shots were
fired. An alarm was sounded, and the
disturbance quelled, after two policemen
and Brown had been shot.
A Singular Feature-The Vote as
Though for President.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-Returns received
from all parts of the State are informal,
showing an increased vote in many places.
The increase is very marked. Another
feature shown is that the people were
more than ordinarily arrayed in the two
great parties. Both the Greenback and
the Prohibition vote are comparatively in.
significant, and the vote was as distinctly
marked as il the Presidential ticket had
been before the people. A matter of great
surprise is the large vote received by the
Republican candidate for Judge Of the
Supreme Court. 1t was the general belief
that he would fall far below the rest of the
ticket, owing to the disaffection of the
saloon men on account of his opinions Of
the Scott liquor law. On the contrary, it
appears that he has been carried fully up
with the remainder of the ticket, and here,
in Hamilton county. his vote is
greater than that for Robinson.
Clarke county is estimated to give
$4,000 Republican majority; scioto
county about 7e0, with Judge johnson
leading the ticket. Athens county gives
Grosvenor, Republican Congressman.
1000 majority; Bellaire shows slight
Democratic gains. GALLON, Kent, Cos
pocton, Lancaster. Mansfield, Somerset,
also, show small Democratic gains. The
Republicans here are jubilant. Crowds
are on the streets and upon the least
p~rovocation they are shouting and singing.
A wagon appeared with a hand. organ and
a flag and was followed by Q crowd Of
shouting people. The appearance Of
Butterworth, Congressman elect from the
First District, near the Postofice, attracted