The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-07

He was supported by several others,
who demanded to see tae warrant,
whereupon Chief Morshal Okey and
his six deputies drew revoIvers, and
surrounding the prisoner, carried him
away.
1.30 p. m.-The weather is growing
colder. No rain hasNfallen for nearly
two hours, but the skies are leaden.
One hundred arrests have been made.
In most cases the arrested persons are
suspects, but in others they are citizens
charged with attempting to bride or IN
lawfully influence voters. The vote
cast up to this hour is unparalleled for
size. kilograms from Terre Haute,
| Vincennes, Evansville, and New Albany
tell of rainy weather and heavy voting,
with number of arrests but no trouble.
In northern Indiana things are quiet.
but few arrests are known to have o.
Cured
Among the prominent citizens ar
rested this morning by deputy mar
shals were A. II. Nordyke, ID. w. Nor
mon and Brainard Morrison, com pos
ing the well-known manufacturing
firm or Nordyke, Mormon & Co. They
were arrested for having scratched bal
lots in their hands, which they were
distributing, the charge being that they
were deceiVing voters. They were
taken before the United States Com
missioner and at once released on their
own recognjzance. They have each
stated that they should at once instigate
a suit against United States Marshal
Hawkins for damages, Harry S. New,
son of Col. John G. New, and one of the
proprietors of the Journal, was arrested
by deputy Unite States Marshal for
interfering with an officer. According
to the best obtainable information the
deputy marshal arrested negro, and
New asked the officer the reason. The
officer is said to have replied. None of
your business" whereupon New said:
I"Ill make it my business" and the
officer took him in. He was released By
the commissioner on bail, and at once
instituted a suit against Marshal HaW-
kins for 500 600 damages, the papers
being served on the marshal this after
noon.
Inquiries at the Republican head
quarters elicit enthusiastic avoHals of
carrying the State for Harrison. DEM
ocratic managers are equally positive,
and say they ara in receipt of kilograms
from different parts Of the State which
indicate that it is safe for the Democrats,
General Harrison passed the after
noon at home About o'clock he
went out for a walk. The weather
being chilly but bracing. Returning at
he found bundle of kilograms await
ing him from all sections. They gave
him estimates of an encouraging
character in California, New York,
Connecticut and large number from
points in Indiana, assuring him of
interests in the contents and assurances
brought by kilograms, he is by odds
the coolest person about the house
hold. Numerous correspondents have
called, offering to stay late with
him but to, all he sends a
polite declination. His house
tonight will be strictly as private as
any other citizen, his friends having
arranged TO receive returns in the city
and wire them out. He is sending no
replies to his many kilograms, nor is it
likely that he win give out for publics-
ton tonight any kilograms he may
Press correspondent had q pleas
ant chat with him and found
him with his little giardsonon his
knee He manifested not the least
Worriment or excitement. The same
can be said of Mrs. Harrison, who goes
about her household duties as usual,
occasionally entering the library and
reading the kilograms.
Attorney Generel Kitchener at 6
O'Clock sent the following to Blaine and
Governor Foraker: Our dispatches
indicate that We have carried Indiana"
HEDGES.
Special correspondent of the Asso-
dated Press.
EVANSVILLE, November 6.-The result
cannot be definitely ascertained until
TnnlndinO ROoRn0rf no
county seat, there is reported over 300
Republican majority. This is large
Republican gain.
In this State the ticket voted COM
prises Presidential electors and State
candidates, over 30 names in all, and
as no counting is done until after this
polls close it will be late before any re.
turns whatever ara in. In the Repub-
lican rooms. the probability of the vote
in this county, General HarrisOn's
home, it was the expressed opinion that
the result was doubtful. AS the vote
in New York came in, some of the poll
tioisns were fearful that the majority
below Harlem bridge would wipe out
the Republica1 ms jrity throaE hout
the State. but the Syracuse gain
revived their spirits. At O'Clock
Chairman Huston expressed the
opinion that the indications were fas
vorable to the election of the Republi-
can State ticket and Republican Presi-
Dental electors. At the Democratic
Headquarters committeeman were Ve-y
jubilant, and claimed the success of
tn -ir ticket. State and National.
Private dispatches from hundred
points in Indiana to Chairman Huston,
up to $50, indicate satisfactory results
for the entire Republican ticket, but
these dispatches are only estimates ana
the judgment of prominent local Re-
publicans over the State.
10 p. m.-There is the utmost en-
thusiasm around both committee head
quarters. Both still claim the State,
but the Republicans claim that their
gain, as far as reported, is such as to
render their prospects br liant.
New York, November CA Herald
bulletin Gays there is every indication
that Indiana has gone Democratic.
E ghty precincts in Indiana give
Harrison. $500; Cleveland 1871.
AT 10 80 O'Clock around the Demo-