The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-11-10
ELECTION RlOIiNG.

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suburb of Brooklyn, there was fierce
tight at the polls this morning, in which
the men employed as poll watchers by the
Republican c.utral committee were as
saulted and very badly used. after which
some of them were arrested by Boss Nc,
Kane, who runs what is known as the
Coney Island district. The party, &C.
compauied by Colonel Bacon. one of the
counsel to the Republican central com.
mi,tre, aud by Edward NJ. Grout aud T..
*. HYDE arrived at the town hall u few
minutes before the opening OF the polls.
They had scarcely time TO get out or theli
c.rria :es before they We're Set upon
Herbert s. Worthy was struck u violent
blow in the face aud MIR. Marshall had D
port ion IF his whiskers torn of. Rev.
Mr.. kent was Knocked down and trampied
upon. Another one OF the watchers had
his head cut, aud all of them are more Oi
less bruised. According to the story OF
one OF the Watchers, Colonel Bacon pro-
duced an Injunction which hal been Sc
cured from the supreme court yesterday
afternoon AMI nIi Temp; ed to serve IL upon
McKane. McKan- refused the paper aud
called upon his officers to take Colonel
Bacon into custo dy, which was done. The
rest of the party were ordered to get out OF
town as soon as possible. Great excite
ment prevails ana more trouble Is feared.
The injunction restrained Mckane and
his officers from preventing the watchers
from entering the various polling places
and remaining there throughout the day
and until the count WAS completed.
A number of prominent citizens OF
Brooklyn, members of the Republican
committee and the CiIiZens' union, sent
telegram to Governor Flower requesting
him to call out the militia.
NEW JERSEY REPEATEES.
CAMDEN, n j.. Nov. The election in
this CITY up to noon today h,d resulted IN
small-sZeh riots in several precincts.
Democratic policemen and ward-wOrkers
had taken possession OF many OF the poll
and the Republicans had appealed |"
Sheriff West TO place the military at the
polls Many deputy sheriffs had been shot
and beaten, nut none seriously. The fol.
lowing had teen admitted 10 Cooper hos
pita:
Samue! Pullman, sig Chestnut street.
shot in hand.
George Banks, Kagh avenue, shot in
leg.
Frank SEVERN. Eighth ward. sLot in
head and black lacked.
Ward Dorr. Ninth ward, badly cut. in
head.
William Harvey, deputy sheriff, badly
'seaten.
Nathan Vandyke, Seventh ward, throat
cut.
Juda Chambers, 7O6 Chestnut street,
while standing near tile polls in the
Seventh ward had her throat badly cut
with razor.
Michael Kelly, Democratic worker,
sta bbed in neck.
gang OF things and reporters. Many dep.
uty sheriffs were stopped On the streets
and had their weapons taken from them.
Sheriff West was not in his Office, and
persons were bunting for him 10 Call out
the militia. A company OF troops, in
Charge of Captain George S. West, was
ready at Il moments notice to take action.
Five hundred special Democratic police.
mau were at the polls.
SMOKY CITY ToUGHs.
/ PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. THE bitter
feeling growing out OF 1"ctional nights
here resulted in Il number Of rows Mt the
various polling places aud the indications
were that there would be more trouble be-
fore the dsy was over. In the Second Or.
cinct of the Bloody Fifth ward" sug
gestive name obtained many Years ago. .
dispute arose over the refusal Of Peter
Mexraw, q Republican member OF the
board, TO receive a vote on tax receipt OF
1891. The Democratic committee chair
man (Brennxn) was called, aud he insisted
that the receipt was good until next May.
Megraw drew knife on Brennan, but
was overpOwered. Judge Stowe decided
that the man had right to vote on the
receipt. In the Second district Of the
First ward, the Republicans claimed that
the Democrats refused to allow men sus-
pec;ed of favoring their candidate for
sheriff TO vote. A dispute arose and Council
man McHugh struck Policeman Pat Far
! rell, AN eI-pugiiist, on the nose, drawing
blood. Farrell then Knocked McHugh
| down and q general IoS seemed imnt-
nenr, when police magistrate appeared on
the scene and closed the polls. A force of
/ officers WAS then detailed 10 guard the
polls, and three hours later they were
open again. No more 'rouble is expected.
BALTIMORE. Nov The only disorder
reported is the fatal shooting OF Matthew
Stewart, a colered man. who WAS stand
ing near the polls of the Fourth precinct
in til. Nineteenth ward. The shot came
from the crowd.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov-In the First ward
there wa, uulidoziag from morning 70
evening. There was much strife over the
eIection of alderman. Boss Jack White,
Who has tyrauniz ,d over the inhabitants
for a doz IA years, Was oppo~ed TO Cnnnors
AMI Keuue.iy, the Republican aud D.D0-
cratic candidates. respectively. 1t was III.
legged thai each had cOiouized the ward
with hundreds OF hireliugs. who were
marched to the polls like cattle. The po-
| lice and deputy sheriffs. it was alleged.
gave Support to the anti-Whlie coionists
and scher,ers. White, after vaiuiy trying
| to get in iiue and make IL showing. gave It
! up in disgust. 20. only was II Impossible
for the adherents of White TO deposit their
votes, but even watchers We're reiuseo a"-
mittauce.
LONG ISLAND CITY, n. Y. Nov. IA
riot took place todxy in the frs: poiiing
district OF the SecOud ward in 3 'ssvil!e
The police club3ed the rioters into su6mls'
sion. Roughs precipIta,ed tue ngat oy
a s.rNlV n
seiziug the polling booths: "A poncSIn an
kuocEed down Patrick Moran. rioter.
Moran strucx his head on stoue aud Is In
q critical condition.
SHOT BY A BURGLAR.
RoCHPoRr, Mo-, Nov. John Oshorf, q
German farmer, residing opposite hoch-
mort. was shot aud killed this morning ~
a burglar, who escaped after the kliaioG:
| O.h.,rr hal n 800 secured la his r0oO, bat
| Tn. i,ur.,l.p . a. n "a able TO get any Of IL