El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-07
Troops Rushing BY Swift
Trains to Covington and
Louisville.
A SERIOUS OUTLOOK
Great Trouble Expected To-
night When The Count
Begins In The Large
Cities.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. Esquire Wheel
er, of Covington, wired Governor
Bradley at noon for troops to aid him
in srresting Chief of Police Pugh and
fifty policemen who resisted arrest.
The governor replied that he would
order Newport company to Covington
for this purpose upon the fling of the
proper affdavits.
Judge Wheeler replied that he would
file them at once.
TROOPS FOR LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. IL p. m.--
Disturb Dances are numerous her, this
afternoon and serious trouble is anti
cipated when the count begins. The
governor has ordered out more troops
from nearby towns. They will be
rushed here at top speed.
NEWPORT, KY, Nov. Troops
were ordered to Louisville this after.
noon.
REPUBLICANS FAVORED IN KENTUCKY
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 7.-At noon
the vote seemed to be largely in favor
of the republican ticket, both in city
and county. The Goebel election
officers will not admit the challengers,
the latter having the officers arrested.
A few fights are reported.
The election in this city has been
one of the most quiet and orderly ever
Witnessed here. A heavy vote is being |
polled.
BIG VOTE IN OHIO.
CLEVELAND, Nov. Crisp sunny
and intense interest in the |
election are com bining today to bring |
out an early and big vote. Half of the |
entire vote in many wards was polled |
by o'clock. There is much scra tch- |
ing of tickets all over the city indicat-
ed by the long time it takes electors to |
fix up their tickets.
NASH MEN CONFIDENT.
CINCINNATI, Nov. THE vote in
Hamilton county outside of Cincinnati
Ia unusually heavy and was polled
heavy gains for Mclean, but the Nash
men are still confident. Jones will
carry q number of precincts.
John r. Mclean, the democratic
for governor, entered the
voting booth in precinct B, fifth ward,
1t exactly 9 q. M, was inside only q
lew seconds and handed his vote to the
Judge with . broad smile. He i'm
went to the depot, entered
private car and soon was on his way
back to Colum mbus.
DAYTON, Nov. There is the
greatest activity here known on an
election day for many years. BY noon
more than half of the votes had bee n
last. Both parties are claiming vic
'ory. Jones workers believe q vote of
900 to 1000 will be cast.
NASH PROBABLY ELECTED.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 1.-The latest |
'dvices give Nash the election; Jones |
md Mclean will run close.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE election |
n Greater New York is proceed ing
Iuietly. The weather is perfect, cool
md clear. but voting In the early !
lours is light because it is an ''off |
ear" The principal battle is in the
9th assembly district, where Robert
dazet, of investigating fame, is fight
ng tooth and nail for his political
ife. Croker is after Mazet's scalp and
'etting two to one he will take it to the
Vigwam.
A heavy vote is being polled this af-
e rnoon and the republicans claim that
hey have greatly cut down the usual
majority of the democrats.
IN BRYAN'S STATE.
OMAHA, Neb. Nov. 7.-Splendid
weather. is bringing out good vote in
he large cities, but reports from coun-