The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-15
SCENES AT THE POLLS
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Cincinnati has been the most memorable
In its history. Party feeling had grown tG
ts ;,,orsost hoot and Mia rosnltod IN
Ill,
bringing OUT the largest 'ote ever poi'eo'
Il did more, 1t brought 10 the polls, as
workers. larger number OF men than
ever J,heforo Tho nrpsonce NJ DAINTY
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Nlafsna's anu deputy o''et'ns "ms a'ho
q feature that gave unusual interest To- the
vote. Under. all these conditions, the
,,onaor 10 ,,,,, uoro .or;o,s ou,hroats a;d
"o"s' ~. : 80 - '.' t'. 'e''oA' -, ~
not no occur IN qu'te 3,l!l rYroE2y'3qs
where the Democrats arein the strongest
force tho deputy marshals were tntimidut-
cd or actua)jy driven away md the pres.
ence OF colored men was u signal for as.
sault. In ono of these precincts n
single deputy marshal was present in the
afternoon, but he bore testimony by a
n,atk ., .i ey3 10 'ne rousn treatment teceivea
wo,;nv uInrSs & s thnre " wns .no wa aroo ~ oss"m @
blave OF voters before the polls Opened for
the purpose Of seeing that the opposite
pnr.y !ook no unuus aavahags III inc
risc ~ soma tromI,'c n sor,c @ ,ya ' r,s f" hn,
the most common source Of disagreement
WIS when challcngers wore arrested by the
4ePuty marsha's lof opstfuctlns the voters.
~ Mas .hsh n oraef iof inc deputy
si.er'9s sle anu po!icehgn VINO represented
t1e III" OH lhe Dehlocratic sue 10
rescue Ine cfIatiehsers, aud y, tfius the
connict ot autloriby occurred; Inc scenes
~ lne Foi's were unusual; Dcpnty mar
siials Were armed WIN policemels cla6s,
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deputy snefius III many cases were armed
wlln Iuue l,.ckoFy stlcRs' ptopaDly maze
IRON oray pms.
AZ oac VI tsIe strongest Democratic pre-
clncls colofed deputy sherlN was cor
splcuous,. with stout hickory club In his
hands. II was not IN uncommon sight to
see the officers OF both sides in custody.
ClScISSArI, O., Oct. l4.-It was re.
MARKED by Ju,lco Kcllv of,p.nnsvlv,n;o
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" tci e''n'assl''s tnc et"'e ti''' ne hsd
never seen such intense interest mani
tested in politics since 1910, All reports
recc;vod ;nd;cs,o tbot mi. ;,tons;tr ot
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'ee''hs co"s'"''eo throughout s!se aay. an
enormous vote has been pollcd. It was
understood that Ohio was regarded rs tho
h,ttlo ,rorn, or1 n, that IN tbo ;s,,o =,
to..isv ,l.n"n,ie,l U,e ~ "onJuct M Nv -; S'o nou. y.
,Sraa weol.s ] ni tLa ca,u,a;mn NV .H'"es - ieA'
4 Iaroe rem numhcr of lnnsators wore az
rested hv ,ienntv o,rshoio Tborn ,rn,
co"s;iars,1o shcot;"" ;n'tho S;s,eo,,.,s Hse MSs
E;uSteenth and % N;po,aanth T worIs 'tt,, IT,,
th.. LATER - ,,cnutv ,nnsSoI shot % 1an,,t,. ~
sheriff in the hea,i ca,,snn se,e,e ,'.a,,,3 pu,s
hit not fotal In tha E;GL."ontl e "pu,,u nan
ocrat;c ward there was Sreat % "rc;tonam. i. ne
because NJ Tho larcc nn,nhor o5 I Pom,Ii;
can wotcs 'nolle1 :. Enriv ti;s " n,orv;m au'.,
iar,c nn,nbcr of irish v9t.d T tha' If ran,,ft,t; =
can ticket Whilc tho tickrt vntdI AG }nr
was STATE )oeoj and Conoross;oual % ~. w.
;ssue is national for the rsoson 1hov., @
stated. hence the vote will be lnrpe II
will probably reach eiyl,t hundred fhous.
and IN the arerepnte - - >''N''
TIM c;tv tiIis morning was f,ver;sh with
e.cite,n"nt MANY arrests wero mr. made an, NJ
tbc nojjs inr ;ljsgaj yot;nc and chaIIan"s % ~
inc was carried on IN n greater extent tl,an
ever before. Slight collisions occurred in
several wards. but the worst was in tha
Skill, ward, where a large number Of no.
yrors and Irish vote. and where early this
morning one OF Pipkerton's detectives was
badly beaten. i negro known as "Foyyn
Anderson was killed there in an cucoun-
Ter with a deputy marshal, b =.
:. In The Eight, ward number Of co,orcd
deputy marshals came in collision With
DEPUTY, sl1eritls and bystanders. and as
M, latter Ewern LARGELY onti. .Rnnuh}iconS
the rnlorcd men were quickly routed. but
not till a number Of shots were fred
The cry Of lynch tho negroes was raised
and the crowd rushed into the next
street after r few colored men
IN, sight. One was caught aud
beaten : nearly to death, another WINS
struck in the facc with a Loy]der and his
faca mashed. lie had not been about thu
polls, but was passing alonsthe street In
wv w,1iar mv anJ snnnosed tn % ie ,nrisI,v i VIM 1nrt
Du, ing the whoie afternoon Mt this precinct
large 6, owds rpmajnded and q number Of
minor disIIrD9nees took pIace.
Ine poi!s ,, na'ose .tho u.""t % rni;at m1;m ~ ~
lultne1 outoiSaAs ~ ~" ~. .nn.n is.'I' VI
eseIy nou ,int 'e t.o,.,, mI w. @,nI ona,,. " r.
ple''etn .,niI a,'' tnt to ",oa AMI I nom 40
were sent to tale most dangerous precincts
to prevent violence. fortunately the Day
Josen ",s IN nn. %o1Si oosnct louo'o o' 'c
: The rcuortS TINT sEox" Anderson was
killed in the Sixth ward is not true. He
had an altercation, but was not seriously
hurt. s.- = 81 81
In the sixth ward. where many negroes
vote, one large policeman was arrested by
q coloied, deputy marshal The repub-
llcans and Democrats eecn Lad lawyers
employed TO attend to getting their men
released us iast as possible siter arrest.
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