Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-05
OHIO.

| CLEVELAND, Nov. 1.-THE weather Ii murky
and threatening rain. The polls organized
peacefully throughout the city. heavy
vote was poled early. about the same as at
the corresponding time In october.
CtNuNsATI, Nov. 4-The day opened with
Il cloudy sky Voting began promptly, with
no disturbance at any of the voting places.
| There Is much less excitement and Interest
and smaller crowds about the polling places
| than Mt the other election. AT O'Clock
heavy cold rain set in. which has the effect
| to drive away all idlers, leaving only the de-
| termlned workers to watch the polls. NO
| disturbance Is reported anywhere except at
one precinct In the Eighth ward, where
colored man offered to vote, and being re
fused on account Of non-resdence, he was
knocked down and driven away. There are
no officers apparent about the polls ekcep,
the regular police In some places Ctisehs
Committees are present, designated by
badges II is estimated that the rain VIII re-
duce the total vote at least 1000 below the
october vote. The votes polled at this hour
fall short of the number polled at the cor
responding hour In the october election, No
body now anticipates any trouble durihBthe
election
CIsClHNATI, Nov. AL 40 A. M.-The rain
ceased shortly after 10 o'clock ana the
weather IL turning colder, but still cloudy.
The vote has increased so that 1t now seems
to be quite up to the vote this time N the
day In october, Eleven arrests Tor illegal
voting have been made-all colored men.
II there Is no further rain II Is evident the
vote will be fully equal to october. II islm
possible to tell the complexion OF the vote,
as none of the ballots WIN be counted until
after the close of voting at o O'CLOCK
COLUMBUS. o., Nov. 4.-The weather has
been threatening and cloudy all this morn
ing and rain falling two hours before noon.
The election Is passing Oft quietly, with IN
dications that the vote VIII TALL nueh snort
of October Some Democrats have voted
decision on the Scott law.
CLEVELAND Nov. 4. - $50 p. a.-From
present Indications the vote of the city is
likely to fall below October. Both parties
claim an advantage thereby. The Prohibi-
ton vote will be Increased. There are ap-
parently few votes for Butler. The lnde-
pendent Republican vote Is h uhceptala Stani,d IN
is perceptible. The effect OF the Scott law
decision is matter of dispute. Quiet pre-,
walls everywhere. Little money Is employed
about the polls, Ticket peddlers are mostly
volunteers
TOLEDO, Nov. 4.-Rain fell steadily during
the night and up to 9A. NJ, since which hour
the weather Is cloudy aud misty and some
what colder. Voting Is proceeding very
quietly, about half OF the vote of the city
having been east before II o'clock, being
about the same proportion polled at the
same hour three weeks ago. The vote |
promises to be Ms full II not greater than at
the State election.
CLEVELAND, Nov. Al 80 A. M.-Reports |
from the principal towns In the Western
Reserve continue to show Republican gains
COLUMBUS, Nov, As P. M.--The vote is
l1rger than that cast In october. majority
of the ballots were cast before noon
Blune III ljority Is estimated by conserva-
tive politicians at 1900 to 10000 There Is
,nsiderable excitement In Cincinnati and
CIevellud, where the Irish are voting IN
considerable numbers for Blaine.