New-York tribune., 1885-10-22
XxIIIdDisirict met at AndO1 er and nominated Dr'"'
s. Dean, o. South Coventry. Tor oehalOr'
TIE COUNT IN OHIO.
LITTLE EFFORT TO DISCOVER THE FoRGERS IN

LITTLE EFFORT TO DISCOVER ihE f'i''
CoLUMBUs-AN INJUNCTION IN CINCINNAIL
CoLUMBUs Oct. 21 (Spec'dD.-EiGh'y co''h-
ties have sent in Official to the Secretary Oh
,to,d tbav sboy tho Re publicans have a majority
OF three on jont ballot In legislature Ihere is no
dimnutiou in popular interest IN Efforts 10 uoo'
The perpetrators OF the election fTauls. As Se' no "
rests have been made The Police Departmen' n' NV
been called uron aid IN the detection OF the 'l'
The police officials recognize the difficult nature OF .ho
undertaking. but express Willingness to do every
I'm their mower 20 follow arg clews which may DC e'en
them Ii would the part OF wisdom ior tne No''
Clerk to enlist OF police or detective 'ao'
fIom some source, he can scarcely expect W "ooo
plish much alone.
Cyct>SArr oct. 2l.-The official count has occupied
the attention candidates and their friends all uay' ~
has been closely watched by both parties Inc Judges oi
Precinct F. Ninth Ward came In to complete thelr
returns. The return which the clerk tound wien No
came to canvass that vote consisted OF Dauh tan!
sheet and DuckwOrth Club election return oahk WIN
the vote filed in Ex-Governor Noyes acting for the
Republican candidates. protested against per''ue an
amended return being received. The CLERK however,
received the return and Noyes said the matter Wouu
be brought before court. When Precinct ~ iJ NinJ
tceLth ward, reached Ex-Governor No!uS o,es
against It's being received because the count OF woes
did begin until "Wednesday night t"enS ny
test was noted ard the Irecinct canvas,ed. A
protest also made by Noyes against III ra
Nineteenth Ward because judge and one CLERK re-
fused To- sim the returns on the ground that the box had
been removed to satiOuhouse ana the Oaols talnp1
with. The protest noted and the count procev"% s %e
Late I'm the afternoon Drausn Wusn attorney IoI tn
Republicans, gave notice 10 the canydssers lua Nv
apply for restraining order forDddlhg lne coa"a 90 M
precincts in cases where protests had been maie ana
also lorblddng the issue OF certificates o tJ
Democratic candidates Tor senator ne cc' G s,,,
hs attorneys-Messrs Folett and Jordanto represent
him. The application made before judge buchwaii VA
ter and Temporary Injunction was granted as asheu.
The motion to make IT permanent VIII pe hIEuu ib,
This prevented any official announcement I, ~
but the Board will continue In session uhlh tno "'
completed
AFAISE STATEMENT ABOUT MR. DAVENPORT.
A telegraph dispatch from Bath to Ihe sun
day or two ago gave what purported to be the stae
ment OF coored barber Of that place, H. Holiness that
an orphan child OF female relative OF bis had been re-
fused admission TO Davenport Asylum on account OF
It's color Tho feeling Of the coored men OF Bath was
made known yesterday in the following statement,
signed by every coored man in that town except
Holmes:
BATH October 90 1855.
wo tho underaicued colored voters Cf Ba'h Sleubcn
County, intend for Ira Davenport Tor GoVeinQr,
advise all friends throughout tae sac "a 10 uo sho
same. for he has always been true reh o' o' iaoe'
Edwin L. Thomas, ". II. wilson snoTter ,
G G5l%igra .5 .ay' HaTy,yw ywaIoetn LIet james wson
F,Iw ID 4 a ans, Alfred HOcnback. ". IL Jars
James VIder Danir Dorsey. George spencer
John Yad,r Charlca \ haley yoelh boliI bI
Henry Dorsey Anthony ~ e3 Barney Bel
Ihomss Piior, Eugene Johnson,
H. s. Hun sent dispatch to the state Committee from
Bath YESTERDAY saying the story that ais either
a fiction or deusion. Holmes Is epieptc. lie signed
statement to-day coutradctins portion OF his former
statement and saying that the woman wa' stranger
he hadnever seen since; that she only saw the
matrou that neither he she saw either Ira or Johh
Davenport or any trustee that all he knows ia what
the woman tod him. The matron says no such woman
or child asylum and that the whole story ls
untrue. Coorci voters here are indignant
BULDozISG DEMOCRATIC soLDGEEs
r e desperate straits of the Democratic
cause have induced the Democratic committees over tho
state t. enter regularly organized system OF OuII-
doing voters Of their own party prevent them from
inirius In the stampede For several days the EepuO-
lcln state Committee has had mtimatons In one form
or another that the Pension agencies In this state were
being used 10 iutlmidatc Democratic soldiers who hal
Intended 10 vote for the soldier ticket, and were dis
cn.cd that Jones OF Bulhamton should %" the best
Democratic soldier candidate that could bee offered them
Yesterday the Information assumed stil more direct
form In the receipt or the following lott"r:
SENECA PALS y y. oct 2O.
Coptin CuI-IrRs $. COLE, thHrD.dn h,,Dti,caH Htlif
DIAR -iR: Ny attention was called few days ago 20
one thr me hods Of the Democratic party To noId
their voters. do MOI know that anyhug cah BE- done
to stop It, bat % should certainly be eRP'-e u Is ,hi,:
The DcuOcta.so OF this section have hch thrrhlchh@
members OF tacr own party VINO h'd ''tI"" %
that n They dared Al any tnr To- Noi' I"r "
Republican c,ndi iIto for any Office their pensions
shou.d be- ttl away. Somo ol tAcn dld daie IT, ahd
the consequence i mat can now necessary L't
the names OF two such men who have been complained
OF TO the Pension Department md they have been or
drrcd Nhuncd Ia one oi the cases can sI'e lu'
name OF tbc who lodged the complaint ana he l7
prominent democratic official OF THIS county or course
do moi know whether tins course ls beng pursued al
other place, but do know OF thctc cases duu also
know thai the r'su he r. has been To convert at r'7t
Two the error Of their ways ana enron them
{. ". EDWARDS.
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