Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-08

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when u began 10 siscken. At 10 &c ock a. m
io3 votes had been received: First precinct us
second, los, third, i0i; fourth, 20. The friends
of Mesrs Chapman and C9hill claim The dis.
trict by small majority. DR. y. B. Blake LEFT
his sick room to vo'e for Chipman aud his
presence at the polls gave great satisfaction TO
bis personal friends, who we're glad ID see him
out, and to the friends OF Improvement, who
were glad to have him vote with them. Tue
voting in this district was very brisk all the
morning, both sides doing their utmost to poll
full vote. bogus ticket was circpi sted by the
democrats, a fac siHiI, Of the republican ticket,
with the exception OF "sixtsenth district" being
substituted for Fifteenth district" This little
game has been somewhat checked By the friends
OF chipman and Cahill. All tickets OF this kind
WI not count, of course, which win be a loss to
At II O'Clock 625 votes had been polled. both
sides claiming a small majority. Both canti-
dstes are on the ground.
First Precinct-Polls at the corner of 4th aud
II streets.
Second Precinct-Poils at the corner of II and
Third Precinct-PolIs at 7ss 4th street.
Fourth Precinct-POls at 73o 81 street.
Sixteenth District.
Candidates. w. Mcknight, republican,; j.
T. ColdwelI, democrat
In this district there was quite crowd pres.
ent at tie opening of the polls.
nue..
lGa m 70 votes cast, 81 for Chipnan and
l2h p. m-The vote stood: Mcknight, 81;
Second Precnct-Polls at S18 Pennsylvania
avenue.
l0a. NIL votes had been cast, 81 republi-
can.
Up. m.-McKnight, 50; Coldwell, 81.
Third Precinct-Polls at 80 Pennsylvania
los ms votes, of which 80 we're republi-
Up. m.-McKnight, 81; ColdwelI, ~.
Seventeenth District.
Oandiaates.W: ii. Taliaferro, republican;
George Wright, democrat.
AT the four precincts of this district at l03o
O'Clock, the crowd was pretty large. but good
order was kept.
one, and Chapman is at present ahead of Talia-
ferro. At this hour about half the registered
votes have been polled.
First Precinct-Polls at Island III all, 9Th street
1oa. nils votes had been cast, Chipmau
and Taliaferro being about equal in the race,
and both far ahead of their comprehensive
ratio being about three to one.
Second Precinct-Polls at Island Hall.
1870 q. m-l31 votes had been po.led, with
about the same ratio "a in the first precinct in
favor of the regular republican candidates.
Third Precinct-Polls at Island Hall.
10 20 a. m..1O votes had been po.Ied, with
but few for Hine.
Fourth Prccinct-Polls at Island Hall
1880 a. m lee votes polled; very few Hine
votes pOlled here for Collins, the bolter, or
Wright, democrat.
Eighteenth District.
,CsndldafesIW. X: Hunt, republican; j. X.
All was quiet here at IL o'clock, the day SEEM
ing more like Sunday than election day.
First Precinct-Polls at 1862 II street.
IL o'ciock.-100 Chapman votes had been
pole q, and % for Hine. This is Mr.. Hines own
district, and the chances are that he will not
carry it, from appearances this morning.
Second Precinct-POlls at i62 II street.
IL o'clock-9i votes had been poiled, 80 of
which were for Hine. Hunt is running far
ahead OF Mcconnell.
1880 2: m.-Hine IS. to 81 for Chipman
McConnelis vote for delegate runs about the
same as that for Hine.
Third PTecinct-POlls at 1888 l. street
IL ocloc Cos votes had been received, about
one.third of which were for Hine. The vote
here was supposed to be about equally divided
between Hunt and Mcconnell.
Fourth Precinct-POls at sol X street.
IL o'clock.-Only 90 votes had been polled IN
of which were for Hine. Here, too, Hunt wa.
running ahead of his democratic opponent.
five votes to one for Hine. Everything is re-
markably quiet in this section Of the city, not
an arrest having been made for disorder
Nineteenth District.
Candidates-M. <. Urell, republican,; George
killian, democrat.
IN the 18th district, Mr.. Urell being considerably
ahead OF his opponent. Considerable betting |
was being made on the result, both parties |
claiming the district by q small majority.
TX o'clock.-1SO votes had been polIed in the |
list precinct, and 176 in the second, making a
total OF 356 The indications are that the repub-
iority in the 18th district, although the vote at
noon was very close. Not the slightest disturb |
ance has occurred In this district.
First Precinct-Polls at No. So street. |
Second Precinct-POlls at No. Q III street,
Twentieth District.
y Candldstes-J. q. Carroll, republican; John |
First Precinct-Polls at corner OF 81 and A |
streets south.
9.15 o'clock.-49 votes polled, with Chapman |
ahead, and the contest close between Carroll |
la. mil, votes cast, with Chapman and
Grinder ahead.
Second Precinct-Pols at corner of Sd and A |
9.l5 o'clock..7o votes pOlled, and Chapman
in a. m .nd votes cast, with Chapman and
Third Preacciinct-Polls at corner of 81 and A
streets south
9.15 o'clock.-About 30 votes polled. and it was
that Chapman largely ahead. There
8 nothing definite known as to how the vote 4
stands for delegate.
II a. m.-12i votes polled, with Chapman and
Grinder ahead
Twenty.First District.
Candidates-Sidney W. Herbert, republican;
W. III. Edilin, democrat; ID. Shanahan, of the
Is Peoples Association"
First Precinct-Polls at the corner of South
Carolina avenue and 9th street.
9:45 q. MO votes p0lled with one for Fergu-
son.
l130 a Mill votes polled, Squire Fergu-
son had 3, Chapman and Shanahan were ahead.
Second Precint-Polls at the corner OF South /
Carolina avenue and 9th street.
$40 a. m.-61 votes polled, and the regular /
republican nominees largely ahead.
ll:30 a.. m.-107 votes p0lled, with Herbert
and Chapman ahead. There was one arrest at
this precinct for Z" drunk and disorderly."
Third Precnct-Polls at the corner of South |
Carolina avenue and eth street.
$40 q. m.-62 votes polied, but nothing i
definite known in regard to how the vote stood |
1850 a.. m.--12i votes pOlled, with Chapman |
and Shanahan ahead.
Twenty.SecOnd District.
Candidates-W. f. Vermillion, republican; |
Ju,lson ). Gull, democrat.
First Precinct-POlis on Sth street, between
Pennsylvania avenue and street.
1910 a. MO votes p0lled here, and the.
contest very close.
1890 p. m.-l5s votes polled with Chapman
and VeTmilliOn ahead. |
Second Precinct-Polls on 1 street, between |
1th and Sth.
1918 a. m.-sO votes polled here with Hine
and Gull a little ahead.
1920 o. m-lS2 votes polled, with Chapman