Cincinnati, Oct. 14. Policeman
before the U. S. commissioner was
released on bond. The city is fever
ish with excitement and many arrests
have been made at the polls for il
legal voting, and ~halleging votes is
carried on to greater extent than ever
before. A slight collision has taken
place in several wards, but the worst
so far has been in the sixth ward
where there are a large number of
Negroes and Irish votes, and where
early this morning, one of Pinkerton’s
detectives was badly beaten. A negro
known as Foxy was killed this morn
ing in an encounter with the deputy
marshal. A report came from the
fifteenth ward that the deputy sher
iffs had overpowered deputy marshal.
H. Ward, and were refusing to
allow any negroes to vote. The U.
S. marshal sent an additional number
of deputy marshals to the scene.
The weather is delightfully cool and
pleasant, and a very large vote is be
mg polled. Men about the polls say
there is very little scratching. Every
where great earnestness is manifested.
Toledo, Oct. 14. — The weather is
clear and cool. Voting is progressing
quietly. Indications are that the
vote will be the largest ever polled
here. In six of the eight wards of
the city, it is estimated that fully one
half the votes were in before nine
o’clock this morning.
Cincinnati, Oct. 14 - At 2:30 p. m.
