Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16
CINCINNATI EXCITED
nysr The Gross Frauds OF Tues
days Election.
An Indignation Meeting That Was
Not Held.
Fears of AaOihsr Siege OF MOD
Law at Cincinnati
Unlsss Summary Justice In the
ElsciiOn Frauds Is Obtained.
Everything Chaotic and Still IN
Doubt.


CINCINNATI, October l. The IRE gnlar-
tiles and alleged gross frauds in eonnee-
ton with Tuesdays election in this city
has made q most profound impression on
all classes OF well msEniug people, Ine
palpsble crime of putting more than two
hundred votes in one box in excess OF the
registration for that precinct, has aroused
the Geapes, indignation, especially IN tie
Ge.man quarters e the city. A little
meeting quite private, was held last night
To discuss plans. Fiery talk was
hal aud q general understanding that
steps would be taken to-day for calling an
odiyca.iou meeting. The matter was
discussed today. but no formal cali was
made Notwithstanding this there was
,ar,s gathering about Turner Hall tonight
Ind an application was made for the hall
for the purpose Of holding an indignation
meeting. Tus proprietors took advice and
refused 10 open the hall. The men fingered
about The place, some uuuerins violent
-, rncia,ions OF leaders who they
,-,grd - responsible for the violation
ot law ana Counssihug summary meas
,res. O.he4s argued in favor OF modsra'
zion and urged ihSt tie fullest possible
support be given the committee OF 100,
watch is now st work preparing los The dis
coysrV and prosecution Of offenders against
rha law. As there wss DO opportunity to
bod msstius the eroRd finally di
perssd. The police had notice OF The pro
posad ipd,gastiou meeting ard fearing 1t
would result a. did the one held in Music
.p, n 10 dsnounce 10 Berner trial when
.bs mob burned the CoGSt Housa,
s,rssrth aned The io.cs and useS sll pre-
csutiops 10 meet su"h result. Tue hold
spg Of a. icdiguatiou IN citing has been dit-
coaraged 6y Mayor Sumh aud ~ all who
wish peace. oat there Is side spread feel
bog that some scion sh,N be taken to pre-
t.rge the purity OF elections
The Report From Columbus.
ColUHBrS. o., October l5-Noou-The
f@eislaturs IS still claimed BY both pa'Iies
on io;nt baliJt. The Republican Com miGlse
arc 6guriug on So Representatives, and IL
Senators ~ positively elected not iuclud,
ipg sny of those from Hamilton county.
Ths election OF NJ Neil, in ,ba A'hens
Fairfield district, by 81 majority, is
claimed. ard GEeintr. IN MUskIngum
PeFsy is also claimed at the Republican
Id their claims hold good
ahey have msjority OF one in the Senate
TEe vote b.. Ssry close in the last t~o dis
triats. aud It will , o1ahly require the oti-
!. Il codut to dS eide.
4, Ihs Democsalie headquarters they
- - 90 confident in their clains OF
!, - : -, sEd 56 Representatives,, but
- na,b;n, 7pOR which to base this.
I Soao.9;.e, - he best Information CD
,.;nebIe a, The ,~spsctive headquarters,
,bs RsnrbIicsUs uill NUn'rol the House oy
foIr I or i've votes while ne Democrats will
GkslV have oua msiority' in the Senate
In his estimate ibe Ham. ton county
members are conceded to the De 'uocrSIs
'Tbe RspubIicsns will have q msjorlsIS on
ioint ballot, but it will be small. The eG.
act figures csnuo. he given uuut the count
rs completed in The close counties ard dls-
ircts