The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-08
NEW YORK.

the smaller retail shops being open. All
the banks and the several exchanges are
closed, as we'll as the Offices OF National,
State and City Governments. The liquor
saloons in the vicinity Of the polling
places are shut, but in the "Little House
Around the Corner" is found all the fuel
needed to keep up the fres Of patriotism.
Throughout the forenoon the rain was
heavy, and almost unceasing, but soon
after mid day the rain stopped. The bad
weather seemed DO bar to the voting, for
the citizens in long lines were gathered
at the various polling stations at an early
hour, and remaining until they saw their
ballots deposit, when they gave their
place to others who were constantly ar
irving. There has been no disturbances
thus far. The same conditions apply to
Brooklyn, which has registration Of near
" a hundred thousand votes. In the in.
terror and northern part Of the State, the
weather Is clear. No trouble Is reported
from any quarter out Of town.
AUBURN, November S.-The vote 40
far shows Republican gains. A heavy
vote has been polled. Weather very
pleasant. -as
New YORK, November THE U. S.
Marshals were kept busy all the fore.
noon looking out for those who having
illegally might attempt 10 vote,
and by noon fully 500 were captured and
taken before the Supervisors Of Election,
who disposed Of them in patches OF 25.
The top floor Of the postofice forms the
prison pen and court room, and presents
4 curious spectacle. One elevator is
used to carry the captured repeaters
from the street to their quarters, and it Is
kept busy. A few OF those arrested Of
Tered resistance, but they had to go with
their captors. Those who registered lille.
gally under Misrepresentation or
through ignorance are discharged, but
Ihe known repeater is promptly con-
signed to prison.
New YORK, November IA special
order was sent ont by the Board Of Po.
lice to all Captains OF the precincts this
morning as follows: Notify the inspec.
tors OF election that they will not unnec-
delay the voting, but the United
States Marshals to continue to challenge
The unauthorized voters, a list OF whose
name they have, and to arrest when nee.
essary.
About 2 o'clock 1t was discovered that
The Republicans we're distributing to the
Democrats electoral tickets, beaded by
the names Of Tilden and Hendricks, with
all Of the Republican electoral ticket un-
ierneath, which created intense excite
nent among the Democrats. A large
number OF these tickets were torn up by
the Democratic agents, but it is thought
that there are some thousands OF them in
the boxes.
The Greenback party put up boxes but
nearly all Of them were abandoned early
In the day.
R. W. Mackey telegraphs that PhiIa-
delphia is good for 10000 for Hayes.
New York, November THE Tribune
says that Jas. Gordon Bennett. proprie-
tor OF the Herald, has bet S25,0OO that
Hayes will be the next President.
Two hundred and ten election districts
in this city give Tilden $1,000 mai, indi-
eating a maj. OF about $4,000 in the city.
returns from the interior show
gains over the vote OF ~.
In 30 election districts in the city
Tilden $4,000 has majority.
CoHoEs, November THE city Icom.
plete gives Tilden 1872 majority; Dem.
gain 103. -..-=. g0.I 81
Newburg, city complete, Hayes o20 ma.
jOrity, Rep. gain so. sa
BINGHAMProS, November T. Hayes
SO majority. There was Democratic
gain OF IA. ~
SYRACUSE, November IA large num-
Der OF arrests were made in this city for
illegal voting. Among those arrested for
briOing voters was Michael Auer, Q. S.
Marshal. #. ~. Sd
oswroo, November City vote com.
plete gives Tilden 220 majority. Demo.
cratic gain, 293.
KINGSTON Cry, November 7.-Tilden
has a majority Of 524; Democratic gain,
$50.
HunsoN, November 7.-Tilden's major
ity,, 292; Republican gain, 256.
0swpoo, November 7.-Hayes 10 ma
jority.
ITHACA, November 7!-Hayes 1S9 ma.
iority; Rep. gain l2l.
SCHENECTADY, November 7.-Tilden
267 majority; Dem. gain 800.
PETERSBURG, November 7.-Tilden so
Dem. gain 23l.
SYRACUSE, November 7.-Complete-
Hayes l ,332 majority. Republican gain
405.
PornDAM, November T.-Hayess 30
majority. Republican gain 10.
NEw YORK, November Returns
from l76 election districts outside OF
New York city, compared with the Presi-
Dental vote Of 1872, give total Demo-
cratic gains of 5,758 and Republican
gains Of $50, making net Democratic
gain Of 2,l4S.
ROME, November I.-Tilden $50 ma
jority, Democratic gain S6S.
AUBURN, November -I.=Hayes 600
Dem. gain 1899. -,
ELMIRA, November 7.-Tilden 1865
Dem. gain 2S2. ,aai
BROOKLYN, November 7.-One hun
dred and forty-eight election districts in
Brooklyn, out Of 16l, give Tilden ma
iority Of 1851. 7rsI "a sa
DUNKIRK, November 7.-.Tilden o27
mai; Dem. gain g., .-.g.r-7
LocKroRT, November -TiIden's mai.
"a.
NHw York, November 7.-Three hun!
dred districts Of New York city give Til
den sc, ,294 and Hayes 3S,4 $40.
Two hundred and forty.seven districts
outside Of the city Of New York and
Brooklyn show net Dem. gain OF 2,784
as compared with the Presidential vote
Of 1879, when Grant had S,455 mai. in
the State. The Dem. maj. in New York
city this year is about $4,000 against 23,.
900 in 1872, and in Brooklyn a6out16 900
against not quite 5000 in 1872.
UTrcA, November 7.-The vote com.
plete gives Tilden o. maj; Dem. gain $40.
NEW YoRK, November With IS
election districts 70 hear from in the city
Tildens majority Is 5000. 1916 towns
and districts in New York State outside
Of this city and Brooklyn, show an aggre.
gate Rep. majority Of 2S,979, Rep, gain
6,l6s; Dem. majority 1909, Dem. gain
9,696, a net Dem. gain Of S,5Ssl
ELLIOTT, November 7.-Hayes' ma.
iority s36.
sAuaERTrEs, November e. Tilden's
majority lsl; Democratic gain Of 355.
NEW YORK, November 1.-THE vote
OF New York county, Tllden ll2.2Og