The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-05
Ohio.


CLEVELAND, Nov. 4.-Tho weather IL
murly and threatening rain. The polls or
sonized peacefully throughout the city. A
heavy vote was polled carly; about the same
as at the corresponding time in October.
Ticket peddlers at the polls are active. The
parties are designated 10y different colored
badges. The most snowy of those are worn
by ProhibtionIsts Members of many of the
po itlcal clubs of both the great parties as
sembled at their respective Headquarters
last evening and remained all night to be in
readiness at the opening Of the polls this
morning. quiet but deep Interest Is mani.
fdst. No deputy marshals or special police
are observable at the voting places
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNAri, Nov, 4.--The day opened with
cloudy sky, and voting began promptly.
win no disturbance at any voting places.
There Is much less excitement and interest
and smaller crowds about the polling places
than at the october election. A o O'clock
heavy, Geld rain set in, which had the
effect to drive away all ldlers leaving only
determined workers TO watch the pors.
odHturbancei reported anywhere, except
nj one precinct, IN the Eighth ward, where n
colored man offered to vote, and being rc-
fused on account or non residence. yns
Knocked down and driven away. There are
no officers apparent about the polls cxcept
the gular 20 lee. In some places n citizens
committee Is present designated by badges.
IL e.tumated that rain viii reduce the total
yoteat least 1905 below the October vote
The Yates poicd at this hour l,li abort of tho
number p"iled at corresponding hour at
'Ie october ection Nobody now sutici-
paies any troubedurlug the election.
WET WEATHER.
CLEVELAND, Nov i,-Cloudy and threat.
ening weather seems TO predominete over
the western reserve, although 1t has had
very little effect on the vote 10 far.
GENERAL ELECTION NOTES.
ClNclSNArt, Nov. A,-'rhc following are
reports from various parts Of Ohio:
NorwalK-Thc full October yuto is being
polcd, which will show considerable Ro.
publican gnin.
Elyria-A full vote viii be pollod.
Ash@bulG-A 4 full vote is being cast
fMne' 'Viile-The vote at 10 o'clock shows a
Il publican gain over October.
Rayenna-A fun vote Is being pollcd
Garrctsyillc-Thero Is an increased vote nm
10 tho eume hoGr last year. The Democratic
aud Prohibition vote is falling off. Eyery-
thing Is assing of quietly. Both parties are
wor,lng vigorously.
SCOTT LAW STRAW.
CoLUNBUs, Nov. i.-The election Ia passing
OF quietly, with Indications that the vote
viii fall much short OF that In October. Some
Democrats have voted the Republican tickot
ON account of the decision ON the Scott law
sTILL QUIET.
CtNCISSArI, Nov.4 p. m.-Ths vote Is
progressing rnpldly and without disturbance
The indl ations are for fun Republican
vote in the German wards. aad ton decrease
In the Demoo ratio vote on account of the
Scott lsw decision.
DISTURBANCES IN CINCINNATI
CINciNSATr, Nov. A,-The quletncss Of the
election was brokcnln tho afternoon, about
o'clock, in the Eighth ward, by the refusal OF
bysianders at the polls, many OF whom were
armed with clubs, to permit colored men TO
vote, Voters thus dlsfrauchlsed, We Mt TO the
unitel States marshal for advice. and This
gave rise to numerous rumors that the me-
groes were going to organlze,and with force
otdcputy marshas, march In body TO east
their votes. This hrouuht N crn,,a D., ,l. -.