Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1884-11-13

as still as on Sunday During the day
was reported that Tammany Hall was run
ming Butler electoral tickets, but no dan
ger was acknowledged by the Democrat
Committee. Butler developed considerabl
strength in the lower part of the city.
dispatch from CoOperstown said the IN
dications were that OtsegO county woui'
give Cleveland more majority than it CAV
Tilden in 1876.
Dispatches from Connecticut said a larg
Independent vote was being cast, witt
Cleveland at the head of the Republican
ticket. Both parties claimed to be hOldinI
their own The Independent vote fell con
siderably below what had been expected b,
the Democrats.
Greater interest than ever before Wa
manifested in Washington.
A Bridgeport, Conn, dispatch said tina
at noon the Indications were in favor 0
the Republican ticket.
| Gov st. John spent the day at his home
in Olathe, and about half past one O'Clock
walked to the polls and voted. He stated
| to an Associated Press reporter that he was
happy as a clam and expected TO receive
one-third of the votes cast.
Asmall disturbance occurred in the 9th
ward of Cincinnati about four o'clock,
caused by the refusal of the bystanders to
allow cOlored men to vote. These men
were armed with clubs and the Negroes
went to consult with the U. S. marshal as
TO the course to pursue. 1t was rumored
taat the Negroes and deputy marsha4s were
coming in a body to the polls and a crowd
gathered. The Negroes did not come, how
ever, and the crowd at length dispersed.
During the alteration Policeman Honey
man was severely stabbed.
At the polls in Philadelphia, Geo. W..
Clothier was not allowed to vote because
he had bet on the election. Judge Allison,
when the matter was brought before him,
promptly declared the law under which he
was debarred, which was adopted in
1889, TO be unconstitutional and
ordered the election judges TO receive his
vote.
The Democrats of Florida have elected
their National, State and Congressional
tickets.
Phil Hennessey and John Neaies en-
gagged in fight IN Cincinnati, about five
O'Clock, when HenneSsey was fatally shot
in the head and Neales was slightly wound
ed . About the same time, in another part
of the city, VIM. Henry, policemen,
killed John MilleD, and J. J. Hunter was
shot in the hand.
Gov. Cleveland arrived in Albany about
SIX o'clock, accompanied by number of
gentleman.
Cleveland's majority in Georgia is esti
mated at 10000
At Fairfield, Shelby county, Ind, when
the polls opened, an armed mob of Demo-
ceats captured the polls and drive the Re-
publicans away. John Smith, Henry
Smith and other leading Republicans were
for their lives
Gov. Hendricks voted at Indianapolis,
and passed the evening with friends at
home.
In Clevelsnd's own ward in Buffalo
Blaine had majority of 800. This ward
as rule gives 700 Republican ma
jority.
In the city of Fort Scott Col. John A.
Martin for Governor had majority of $50
and in the precincts outside of the city III.
Martins majority in Bourbon county will
be 1000; Blaine's, 100.
John L. Caine, Democratic candidate for
delegate to Congress from Utah was elected
ny large majority.
Cleveland had large majority in Alaba-
ma. Eight Democratic congressman were
elected.
Returns from Leavenworth show that
Martin carried the First ward. Cleveland
carried the fourth.
The Democrats of Kansas City concede
the election of Warner, Republican Con-
gresham in the Fifth district. The same
district gave Ford, the fusion Republican
candidate for Governor, $40 majority.
Col. Martin has probably carried Saline
county by 200 msjority. Faulkner and
Collins, Republican candidates for Repre- |!
were also elected, as was Kelly, |;
Republican candidate for Senator.
Tka sc kal
elected their full ticket and Morrill, for Con-
gress.
Girard elects Republican Representatives.
and Senators, and gives the Republican
State ticket large majority.
The Republicans of North Carolina con-
cede the election of Presidential and State
tickets by 10000.
Blaine carried Jackson county Mo.
Reno county gave Blaine 1000, Peters
900 and Martin 400. Congden's election
TO the Senate was conceded.
Twenty-Five towns and precincts in Kan
,as, and Reno complete; give Blaine 1869.
Martin 1,46S.
The Democrats claim New Jersey by
rom 5000 to 5000.
Cleveland's plurality in Brooklyn was
5,3Ss.
Mitchell county gives Republican plu-
ality of 1,009 for Blaine, and plurality
or Martin and the State ticket, including
Hanback, is undoubtedly
elected Congressman.
Labette county gives Blaine 800 majority,
dartin 600; Perkins, for Congress, 1000.
Shawnee county elected the full Republi-
an ticket.
Morrill, has plurality in Jackson county
lso Blaine and Martin. Hick, republic
an, is elected Senator.
Usage county elected the entire Republic
an ticket by good majorities.
Lyon county elected by Republican I'M
sually large majorities.
The indications are that Martin has
eaten Click by an oyerw defining majority,
nd that the entire Republican State, Ma
onal and Congressional tickets are elected.
WEDNESDAYS NEWS.
The reports on Wednesday were highly !
to the Republicans, indicating
hat Blaine had carried New York, Indi- /!
ma, Virginia, West Virginia, Michigan /! .
nd Wisconsin. They continued to be fay :
rable to the Republicans until soon after .
Midnight when they partook of Demo- :
ratio flavor, and by morning many were !;
, doubt again. The Democrats claimed !
ew York; Indiana by from 1,643 to 5000.
member of the Democratic National .
ommittee said Indiana would go Demo- =
ATTIC by many thousand. The New York !.
lines claimed New York by twenty ::
We to thirty thousand New Jersey =
= $500, Connecticutby 1900 The Tribune y
i'll claimed the State as did the State Cen :,
al Committee. The Sun conceded Cleve- u
nd's election. Hendricks and other Demo- .
ats claimed Indiana. A late dispatch e
ON Richmond Va, said slate returns in u 7,
cate that the Democrats have claimed q
e State 5000 to 10, 900 majority.
The Republicans of New Jersey secured
ntrol of both branches of the Legislature
1t the Democratic electoral ticket is be- "a
we'd to be ahead. pl
Michigan is claimed by both parties, with 70
ances in favor of the Republicans