Daily Republican., 1884-10-15

Republicans have made gain OF seve
raj ConRressmen. There was consid
cradle disorder In Cincinnati, but there
WAS not ~ much bloodshed ~ had
been anticipated. One man was KILLED
eud quite . number badly hurt. Late
dispatches from Democrats source,
claim West Virginia by about 5000,
though nothing positive will be known
until this evening.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 14-The
election to-day In Cincinnati has been
the most memorable In It's history.
Party feeling mad grown to o most In
tense heat. and this resulted in bring.
| Ing out the largest vote ever polled. II
did more, 1t brought TO the polls a.
workers larger number Of mon than
ever before. Tho presence OF depu.y y
marshals and deputy Sherifis was also
. feature that gave unusual interest to
the vote. Under these conditions the
wonder 10 that more serious out
breaks did not occur. In number VI
usually strong Democratic wards
deputy marshal were driven away. In
one OF these precincts q single deputy
marshal WAS present In the afternoon,
bat he bore testimony by biack.eye
70 rough treatment received in the early
P~A Va tho uey.
In many voting places there was .
large assembly OF voters before the polls
opened, for the purpose Of seeing that
the opposite party took no undue Ad-
vantage In the election Of Judges and
clerks. This gave rise to trouble in
some wards, but tho most common
source Of disagreement was the arrest of
challengers BY deputy marshals for OBJ.
structing the voters.
1t was then In order for the deputy
sheriffs and policemen who represented
the law on the Democratic side to rescue
the chAllengers, and thus . conflict OF
authority occurred. The deputy mav-
shals were armed with policemen's q
clubs, as we'll ~ with Al calibre re-
volvers. The deputy sheriffs were
armed In many cases with rude hickory
sticks, probably made from dray pins.
At one Of the strongest Democratic
precincts colored deputy sheriff was
conspicuous, with short hickory club
In his hand. 1t was not An uncommon
sight TO sac officers of both sides In Gus
tody.
The Republicans arc Wild with en-
thusiasm, parading the streets in
crowds, while the famous Blaine and
Logan glee club is singing In the City
Hall, which 10 packed In every part. A
fence has been built on the stage to pro-
tect the committee from the pressure OF
the crowd, which is cheering 30 loudly
as to be heard over the entire city. Al
the Democratic headquarters there is
less enthusiasm. Their hall Is smaller
than that Of the Republicans, but is
packed, while hundreds are passing In
and out Of H.. There is very little
cheering. but the mass Of the people
have not given up all hope. Upon the
streets there were no collisions or dis.
turbances. Everything is passing off
good naturedly.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 14.-The polls
closed at six o'clock, with no further
outbreak, to the great relief of
apprehension that trouble would occur
IS the polls were about to close, and
men were sent TO the most danger
Gus precincts to prevent violence. For
tunately, the day closed quietly. The
worst trouble of the day happened in
one OF the precincts of heEighth ward,
where . number of colored deputy
marshals came in collision with deputy
sheriffs and bystanders, and as the
latter were largely anti. Republican, the
colored men were quickly routed, but
not Till q cry OF Lynch the negroes :"
was raised, and the crowd rushed into
the next street. One was caught and
beaten nearly to death. Another man
was struck in the face with q boulder,
and his face mashed. He had not heen
about the polls, but was passing along
the etreet. In this disturbance one
man was fatally shot, anil a woman
struck In the breast with boulder Is
supposed to be MORALLY hurt. During
the whole afternoon, at this precinct, 4
large crowd remained, and o number
Of minor disturbances occurred.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IA. - At . late
hour last night six United States Depu.
ty Marsbals were arresJed by the po-
lice. Two of these men wers arrested
on Front street and the other four ON
Sixth street. Both places are known
rs negro resorts, and the Marshals claim
that they were searching for repeat.
ers."
Revolvers were found on all Of the
party but one. The six men were taken
to the station and locked up. Shortly
after one o'clock this morning United
States Marshal Lot Wright appeared at
the station and demanded Of the officer
In charge the release of all the prison
oAbS tuo buITeuucI Vi tno weapons taken
from them, and possession OF q variant
which the police had confscated when |
the men we've arrested, all of which de. |
mands were refused.
Marsl al Wright then departed, bu
afterwards returned with Secret Ser.
vice Officer Rathbone and four Deputy
Marshals, ,armedwith warrant from the |
United States Court for the arrest of
three policemen who had arrested the |
United States Marshals. He was in. |
formed That the six dep uties had been
released from custody.
He discovered that the three police
men for whom he had warrants were |
concealed, but subsequently, two ofI
them were arrested, and ut 2.40 .. m.
they were taken before the United /
States Com missioner on the charge OF
obstructing United States Marehals In
the discharge of their dusy. They were
released on bond.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 14.-One hundred
and fifty wards and precincts show net
Democrat gain 1914 over vote for Secre-
tary of State In 1880. Same wards and
precincts show net Republican gain
1926 over vote for Governor In 1883,