Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-11-07
Lawrence, Mass.


LAWRENCE, November 6. The actual wagers
made here to-day are as follows-S30 to Sl20 that
Tarbox is elected; $50 to $50 that Butler has one
thousand plurality, and the same that he has a
majority.
Fred E. Clark, chairman of the executive COM
m ittee of the Judge Hoar movement denies that
advice has been given independent republicans to
abandon Judge 1loar and support Tarbox.
Lebanon, N. IL.
LEBANON, November 6. The republicans held
their last rally here this evening. Senator era
gin addressed large audience.
Portsmouth, N. II.
PORTSMOUTH, November 6. The democrats
had grand demonstration this evening.
Lowell, Mass.
LOWELL, November 6. The campaign con-
cluded here TO- night by both parties, with hall
and out-of-door demonstrations.
New York City.
NEW YORK, November 6. The police arrange
ments for to morrow perfected. Some 1900
men will be on duty
James Gordon Bennett has wageied S25, GOO on
the election of Hayes. August Belmont accepted
it.
The Tribune announces that warrants have
been issued against several parties engaged in
pool selling They set forth that the pools were
run for the purpose of creating public sentiment,
and that frauds have been practiced the public.
New Orleans, La.
New YORK, November g. A despatch re-
eeived at the republican national headquarters
this morni ng from New Orleans says, "Mr. Pack
ard has Just completed a thorough canvass of ev-
cry parish in the State. He will come to New
Orleans with clear majority OF 49, 900 for the Ma
tional and State ticket. The democratic MAORI
ty in this city, of 1900 at the last election, will be
reduced to 1000 or 5000 this year. The only re-
publican parishes in doubt are East and West
Feliciana and East Baton Rouge on the Missis-
sippi line and Ouachta and Morehouse. Expect
ing nothing from those disturbed parishes, we
can still confidently promise that Louisiana will
81 i've from 5000 to 10000 majority for Hayes and
Packard. Everything thus far betokens peace
full election.
(Signed), A. j. DURANT.
Chairman of the Campaign Com.
NEW ORLEANS, November 6. A special to the
republican from Monroe, says that eolored people
coming here to vote are stopped by armed men
and their registration papers taken from them.
The State Supervisor Of Registration has been in
structed to issue duplicates.
San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO November 6. Registration is
unprecedented in view of the election tomorrow.
Including those listed to-day there 5000
names on the great register, and it is expected
the city will cast 10000 votes. Several parties
were held to-day for fraudulent registration, and
arrests are still being made. 1t is believed that
frauds will be pretty effectually suppressed.
Ample preparations have been made for preserv-
ing order. Both parties express confidence in
carrying the city and State.
Charleston, s. c.
CHARLESTON, November 6. The distribution OF
United States IL, ops for tomorrow's election was
completed tonight Notwithstanding the deep
feeling prevalent it is believed that the election
will be peaceful.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
CINCINNATI, November 6. Seventy nine ont
of ninety four precincts in the city have reported
their registration which is 1922, counting the
others in the same ratio would make the total
city registration 81 ,007.