The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-06

has no chance. In the 7th district Law
renee ia beating 0'Brien, and Havemeyel
gets few votes, and Greeley Is the faYofitt
on the Presidential ticket In the sth
district O'Brien Is ahead, and Is running
on the Grant and Greeley tickets. Law:
renee developed great strength in the 18th
Ward. Counterfeit tickets, scratching
and selling out arc the order OF the day.
In one district Of the 10Th Ward O'Briep
tickets were run from Tammany boxes.
Reports from the various districts up to
halt past 2 this afternoon show that In the
First Ward the Republicans are voting
strong for O'Brlen for mayor. The Dem.
ocrats seem to be divided between Law
renee and OBrien. Many OF the polling
booths are crowded, and q good deal ol
feeling Is exhibited on both sides. In
some Of the wards Havemeyer Is scarcely
receiving any votes. A troop Of Italians
1900 In number voted solid for O'Brien
in the Fifth Ward, and the second dis.
tricts in the 9Th aud Goth Wards are 20.
Ing strongly for 0'Brien.
A small fight took place on Orchard
street between Alvin Duke, a Custom
House attachee, and Micheal Ryan, d
Tammany Democrat. Ryan was badly
beaten; Duke escaped.
There has been great deal OF mixing
Of tickets in some OF the wards. Many
have been deceived at the Liberal Repub-
lican headquarters.
Il is reported that Herman is heavily
scratched. The democrats are having
jubilee over the news from Louisiana. In
some districts nearly all the whole vote
was polled before noon. The men He-
ported arrested ior alleged false registra.
tion, by the o. 8. Marshal, were discharg.
ed, the error in registration arising appar.
emily from mistake in Brooklyn. A
heavy vote is being polled. The stores
here arc generally open and business Is
going on as usual. Arrests are reported
Of naturalized citizens charged with hay.
ing false papers, and others on a charge
OF false residence. Gov. Hoffman was at
the police headquarters during the morn
ing. O'Brien made personal visits to
many Of the polling places in the down
throngs Of his supporters. Scores Of
Democrats arc reported as declining to
vote on the Presidency. Havemyer Is
running well in some districts. Roberts,
Democratic candidate for Congress in
the Fifth district, is largely ahead of his
opponent.
In one Of the polling places on Canal
street, an Irish woman demanded the
right to vote for 0'Brien, and the police
were compelled to carry her bodily from
the polls.
The Post says the electoral tickets for
OConor were not TO be found, and at
least q few Democrats cast their votes for
Greeley and Brown who would not have
done SO had these tickets been provided.
The impression that James OBrien will
be defeated, grows stronger every hour,
although his friends and he himself claim
fabulous majOrities. The race between
the rural candidates will probably be
much closer than has generally been an
ticipated. ..
New York, November 5.-Several Ia
dies voted in the 17th Ward to-day.
NEW YORK, November 8, 7:20 2. M
One hundred and two city districts heard
from give Greeley 1000, indicating that
his majority in the city will not exceed
$4,000, Herman runs largely ahead OF
Greeley, and probably received the bulk
Of the Apollo Hall vote. Both are un-
doubtedly defeated in the State. Grant
probably carries the State by from 10000
to 10000.
Portland gives Grant a net gain Of 9O4
over the Republican vote in September,
and Lewiston 272.
NEW York, November 9th district,
Greeley, 3,181; Grant, 1880. 18th dis.
trict Greeley, 2,797; Grant, $500.
One hundred and one towns and dis.
tricts outside the city give net gain for
Grant Of 1,460.
Returns from 81 election districts in the
city give Lawrence, for Mayor, 1859;
0Brien, ATT; Havcmeyer, 1,105.
Syracuse gives Grant 900 majority.
The Democrats concede the election Of
Duell. Republican, for Congress, all the
Republican members of the Assembly,
and the county ticket
Poughkeepsiegives Grant 291 majority;
Democratic gain, 296.
In the 1st Assembly District, New
York city, Greeley, 1854; Grant, 2,129.
In the 9th Assembly District, Greeley,
3,106; Grant, 1901. l1th district Gree
ley, e.513; Grant, $3.50. Cd district, Gree
ley, 1886; Grant, 1907. 18th district,
Greeley, 2,052; Grant, 1,497. The DIS
tricts already reported, embracing 2S6
election districts out Of 5lS, give Gree
ley 10,SS0 ma jority. For Mayor SO elec-
tiOn districts give aavemeyer 1900; Law.
rance 6,945; O'Brien 4,S05.
The Republicans carry Richmond
county. The whole ticket, probably, IN
cluding scudder for Congress, by 800
majority 5 ..r--t10L
RooHEsTER, November 5. This morn.
Ing at an early hour, Susan B. Anthony
and eight other females went In q body
to the polls and presented their votes.
The inspectors received their votes and
deposited them In the boxes. There were
eighteen women registered In tho same
district ,-.g
I ALBANY, November 5.-Flne weather
prevails. The voting Ia sproceeding stead
lily and quietly, with indications that II
will be larger than usual. Both parties
were well represented at the polls al noon.
Each appeared satisfied with the prospect,
showing that at that time the vote was
pretty even.
The indications are that the Democrats
and Liberals have carried this city by q
reduced majority. 1t Is estimated that
the majority will be in the vicinity Of
one thousand.