The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-06
CRIME II THE SOUTH.
Black Record Of Another Far
efcal Election Day.
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ssEsd the Authorities fos pfgteetit- and Fha eis-
tarbanes was qa.ssed w;thoUt farther trpgbls
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nexrpes tried - brsak into TIE polling place.
when Fssssag szs fired ard sroubae8 seemed In.
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agsbKAxb 81 nxNocE4TTc HxELER,
pAL4faonE. EsY, shorty before the polls
closed in she sfsE precinct OF the Fifteenth wsrda
aght saeK piaee betwssn John Apple = fasionist
sieket-hoiaer. kaa william DFisooil. DeHnoeras-
APPLE 1as knocked down and kicked IN the
head aaG seas dead when picked up. nFtseou
"a held for murder.
There were several other assaults, bat none o.
ssgiosss naimfs
MAaYLASp BALLOT gox sroLEw.
FKEDsaieg. Nd. Nov. 5.--Au election riot
occurred a. the polling place ia Woodsbore dis
tFsct. this coanty. this afternoea. 4 comfy
rofssKAls was asst shs Judges driven frcm the
saana. and the haiiottOx taken. The eF,2osite
factions Arranged themselves on the other side
Of the road, asd fred on the attacking party.
The sheriff aad posss have left for the scene
AZ Rir1faosn.
RicnmusB Nov 6--Inls AFTERNOON q negro
Judge Of sieeiion ia the First precinct. Ia Jaek-
son ward. left tise room for bali az hour. when
ne returned he preferred charges against Pres
ton HelVin and II. smith. jF-. for ob&srueting
votes. The other two lndsss tried the care and
discharged BeIvfn and smith. and required the
negro Judge 10 pay the costs. Thts netsled the
negro, and be refused 81 serve as judge any
IpBssF. This PER stop 10 The voting bat Il vas
resumed ahout o'clock.
AZ the second precinct. in tho sane Nara.
SEad Massey. correspondent Of The Cincinnati
tspsS-S--sJ gasssts. got into dlsaeaity With =
commercial Traveller, who dealt him several
severe blows
sevefai negroes were arrested Cor illegal voting.