, 1875-11-03

They lii mt ehov their fac's again, Rfor being
t.!,i4 inEniii,,sly tcpntsrd.
1nE ELEVENTH .vAnp.
IL lie Iifst nh1 Secc1ld riecnata ovefrlh,ng
r,n exceedingly 'lnict. \ few drunken IlcAi,g-
it's ut several times wero the centres Of attrar-
tim from tho ttuse they mado. but they failed In
rr",tr'g disturbance. Several attempts weto
,s'e ut repeating. hut tho parties were speedily
detected and nnaheil to tho renr. In the furt-
1s,nr, one Of tiessnC's followers rrcsonted him
rrf i' tic Second Precinct aud volod. and IN tho
afternoon Lo trled to vote for Ills son. but wHs
prevented BY = tap un tho shoulder from ono ut
II b u ot box guards.
tho 1'ti,h Precinct wss tho 1uctcss possible.
31Aco. tnrinE tho day, nnd hot luur1iilir VI
Tile Foutt', Precinct was alto quiet. and every
thing paasetl IN e1celIcutly well without ctoHd-
Jug or ,ll.tcmpcr.
TIN judgns Of election III tho Farst Precinct Of
Tho Thirco:ltl, " Rrd did nor atPcar 1T tic poll
i,tg.placo up to s o'clock. nor .!i! tie County
Clerk non,} ha'1ot-hoy there, Tho voters De-
cuul,1,g numerous and impationt elected judges,
prepared balct- box, and commenced b.isinoss.
fn,itt, clerk 1.iehs hrothcr.in law and tho ring
jti:ea cnnlo tard;I' aFo,nd With ro!l-list and :
Lux and In ,s'ea ethor on Io sHt'tu"s xnos S1
tier Judges declined ID maize any
change, aud, having eecurcd tle
roll list By tho aid Of tho police. continued 10 at-
lsnd to ,heir duties, and sq''arely conducted tho
election throughout tho day. This in Tho pre-
cinrt wheso trnuhle VIVA expected night betoro
last hy tho Republican Campaign COMMITTEES.
Tue plan to deprive tho voters Of this strong
liepnblIcan precinct OF = chnnco to get il their
ballots, but tie citizenB 1t the polA ut o'clock
thwartcd tina, game by netting IN nccnsdanco with
thclaw. AMI e!ccting honest Judges from their
uwn numbers.
p'irr precincts, but ~oio driven OH without
difficulty,
THE fOInTEESTlt WAND.
All was quiet here except d slight nnpleaaant-
hcss al,pu. t4.j0 O'Clock Yesterday nft'rnoun III
tho polIlne-place OF tho Fourth PRECINCT, on
Pnnlina street. near Hubbard. Two lIcsiu;
voters had been cliaonecd. aud Otto nchlins,
ono Of tho Opposition judges, was NJ ous to cram
their ballots into 1ho bo1. now'sh:ta.nE & n tssF
inability to swear !hcu III, when Mr.. Williams,
tho lltpnbcna judge Of election. tod him not
TO do it. uchiits ean! lie was not going to
1ut them fn, md on Wtllianls reaeserttne that
hD MAS, iIic former called him Z lar mud ottIes-
wiac grossly insulted HIM. mud tLo Republican
judge struck him haii blur in tho nose. cauS-
ing the blood to How ma stream a. aud knocking
tho Oppoeitl II nau oil his feet. That summary
action cauRel 1umrus IN tho crowu
outside, md during tllo excitement young
man na1ned Wll'Iam Lass was struck
by some rnlian behind ilrn. lie drew revol-
yer to cfer ilmisaIf n,n! Officer Grady arrested
him on charge Of carrying concealed weapons.
nlld took him to tho Lake Street Station, where
ho was Released from custody OH Ex-Aid. Glil's
Incoming his surety for appearanco before Jus.
tico S&t,lIy This morning. Tho judges ohengcd
In lilo difficulty wofa .,i.t molestc.l By tho oice,
untI during tho remainder Of tho day all mas
quiet.
In tho seeond Precinct, ono composed nj
mlxcl uationAlitieB, with strong Irish aud Ger-
man clement, aud a large numbor Of colorcl
men, the voting passed OF quietly In tho inain.
Tue oniy arproach to n disturbance was tn tho
Who took 1t ~ an Insult. lilo slowed tight but
was promptly Bquelchcd by Officer Iutchina
At this precinct the couduct Of tue policemen
wah all :tAt could bo desired rs 10 efficiency ala
inlpalt tality. Tho right of chRtieugo WIS freely
exercised by tho Republicans, who Iy tha 1ncaus
headed OF several fraudulent votes, M nt-
rests wero made, though the names Of twn ar:
ties aro known WHO oITorell to soto Illegally Mid
they may bo dealt with hereafter. Thp Amer
leans. tho moro intelligent PARTON OF tte Irish.
q small percentage Of tieruans and tho coorcd
citizens without solitary exception. wont solid
for iIuck; q largo maj iority OF Irish voted for
kecley, aid only tho Geln,anS aB n class Aup-
ported Ilesing, aud thero wcro tnauv notable cs-
ccptions to this litter rule In tho eases nf re-
spectab.o German propesty-awncEs. WHO cast tho
straight Republican ballot throughout. The
tota 1oto in this precinct was 72s, an increase Of
ia over tile largest vote over before lolicd IN
tho socoud 1recinrt.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
In tho Eiftccuth Ward thu election wAB At-
tcuacd With considerable excitement, especially
III tho Third a,s1 SIKH Precincts. The potis
were surrounded beloro being o}cned, nnu IN
opened to public inspection, to eIlow that thov
Lad not beon stuffed i'll adv aneo OF tho l0ur for
accepting votes.
III the F.rst aud Ecco1d Precincts t.oro WAS
turbnueo of any kind The representatives Of
either party stood at tho polls anl assorted ther
rights and distributed their tickets, nsla no
difficulty aroae. Notwithstanding that tho So
pcnslng tLelr wares to NIL applicants, drunken
Man were few and far between.
In the Third Precinct tic voting wns rapid.
BONE attempts wofe made at Illegal voting. re-
pcating, otc.. au1 q faw Of tho attempts we're
successful. Tbo guarla at tlo polls wore ytsi.
1unt. huWoycr, and ns q consequence fraudulent
voting was restricted Several IIcBingites weso
afound tho polIa during the entire day, full
OF beer, au4 ut tunes we're tlemonstratiyo.
Iieuls.s Of any kind until j tew. minutes
lcfuro closing. whom posse OF kec'cyitcs at
tempted to get posHeanun vi tho rolls.
III thu Fourth Precinct there wns no excite
mont whatever. >xceps all occasional exchange
Of couitesscs betwoon tickct-peddlerh. Tho only
Sir III thu sixth Precinct wns Cccasioned about
noon " tho appearance OF Mr.. 1lcasne., lio WAS
taken bold Of by n hcoro OF lib admirers asd
hustled INTO saloon, when Ao stood "troat +"
mud received tbs congratulations Of many. AH
~ en'orsed from tho saloon 10 was greeted with
three clieosa. anll, upon being askoI low tho
election was gong by reporter, roPiled that tho
city vas solid for him, mud that his majority
would rtach l5DI0.
~ lA!t a'Al 1Iccluck 1lT. NeGl9Y nnN EFeak
any fsieuds, aud u}'uu tho opening VI tho polls
they wore considerably pcrtulbed ut tile action
Of tho Judges in changing tho placo of holdnS
tho l!olls ION ths euglna' 'houEc lawson street,
to a barber-silop OH Surtll avenue. 1lnny dc.
clarod that they would not yoto ut a!l under
the circumstances; aid cycu aftor the cnnnGe
had been made d demand was maIe to change
back again. Sm,d1y reusous we're giyei, for max.
inE thu change hut tho most probable Que
Was TINT 1t woult! work to tho disadvantage
l.! keeloy. 4 saloon iutotcst also had something
10 with tho dissatisfaction. No troulAe 1t
'"' lind occurred during tic day, and, conlpara-
'1W's spoaking. very little interest waB ,nani-
sea ii the result Oh ot!ler side. It WAS mani.
.-ii!'r Ashont, however, that keeluy was being
~ .4.1,t hy Ills friends. AZ tho result shows.
=. 80 seventh Precinct nothIug occurred to
n.y. tl.r 'll'sulun's OF the olcctuu until about
r's...'k, "l.eE \ f3w oier.tnhpired voters got 10
81. sand hInwn. Tho rarticB wore tuo drunk
~ hnt. another. STOW from ,Ac shou!ier