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

precincts in tbs district by Serseans p Nv. for
nghating: -beth were taken {, the station house
First Preciuct-l4, p m.-c5o votes cast, and
Chipman aud Huise sfiN running ahead.
second Precinct 10 p. m---1S votes cast In
ms precinct, of which Chipnsn recei ei rs;
"a. -; huise, l2o; Polkinhora, AZ Peston,
Third Precinct-ioo p. mrs votes cast, OF
Which VIII Shipman received fSo; Hue, 3; Hulse.
49, Poikinhorn, Jones and Peyton, IS.
Sixth Dist rict.
First Precinct-2s p. m.-2lJ votes polIed is2
OF which are for Murray, As for Bell, and 81 for
Second Precinct-2H o'clo.k.-sSs VOTES
poled, OF which Murray rsceiy 81 AID. Bsu ID
and Baldwin. IS.
1t is conceded that Chipman's m ljorlsy In this
district will be over 40.
Eleventh District.
First and Second Preeincts-23D O'Clock o.
Mn the first precinct 40 votes have been
cast, and in the second 262. Brewers friends
claim that he Is us votes ahead of Biscoe by
actual count. The vote between Hine ami
Shipman Is Close. Atths hour there have been
5o2 votes cast, leaving little over 800 more TO
come ID, according to the registration.
Fourteesth District.
precinct Is claimed by Lewis
Campbell ahead
coded to Oampben Il is claimed nv the frieod.
OF Mr.. Campbell that he is 100 ahead of the othsr
TIVE candidates in the district. Mr.. o'ConneII's
friends are betting on majority, however. He
claims that he will poll many more votes before
the polls close.
Fourth Precinct p m.-l6a votes cast;
Campbell ahead.
Fifteenth District
2p. m.--ST9 votes p0lled. rhts vote is consii-
cred equally divided between the two tickets
although the indications are that tue district
VIII give Chapman and Clagett small msiori-
~. a few votes have been poiied for Bculiin
Independent candidate. lie has two tickets
he airing both the names of Gen. Chapman and
Mr.. Hine.
Seventeenth District.
2p. m.-The friends of Chapman claim 4Tl
majority in this district. It is thought that
Ialiaferro is about 40 ahead OF his competitors
The Collins vote, it is claimed, is about all
strength is to come in. He and Collins are run
ming about the same, but borh are behind
There are about 400 more votes to be cast in this
district.
Eighteenth District
Fourth Precinct-l.31 p. m-Chipman and
hunt ahead at the ratio of to I. Thus far in
votes.
Third Precinct-I:3) p. m-votes coming in
slowly, and very little interest seems to De felt
Second Precinct-l:3o p. m.-137 votes polled,
and Mcconnell.
First Precinct-130 p. milne has received
ABOUT % votes of the l53 cast at this hour
Nineteenth District
p. m.-The republican candidates have a
small majority i'll both precincts. They will
carry tie district by about 100 majority.
Twentieth District.
FIRST Precinct-1 =. m.-l51 votes polled with
Chipman and Carroll ahead.
Second Precinct-1 p. m.-119 votes polIei
with Chapman and Carroll ahead by large
majority.
Third Precinct p. m.-I75 votes poIled,
with Chapman and Carroll ahead by a large
majority.
Twenfy-6rst district.
First Precinct-2p p. m.-15o votes polled, with
Chipman and Herbert ahead; voting progress
ing lively. Jos. Tjllman was arrested for using
Iroiane language; Joseph Williams for assault
and battery, and George Kent for being drunk
and disorderly.
Second Precnct-1:30 p. m.-1G5 votes polled
with Herbert ahead.
Third Precinct-l:30 p. m.-I63 votes poIlad.
with Chapman and Herbert ahead. Henry
James was arrested for assault and battery and
a razor was found on his person. Henry Thomas
was arrested for being drunk and disorderly
Twenty second District
First Precinct.-230 p. m.-2I4 votes polled.
with Chapman and Vermillion ahead by a large
majority.
Second Precinct--225 y. miss votes po,led.
and Chapman and Fermillioa lar gely ahead
Third Precinct 20 p. m.-227 votes polled,
with Chapman and Nernillion ahead.