The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-07
CIOse OF the Campaign.

MILWAUKEE, November 6.-The cam
paIgn closed in this city tonight with a
great demonstration by the Republicans.
The procession was the largest ever
known in the city.
Franz Siegel addressed large audi
ence of Democrats at the Academy.
Registration In San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, November 6.-The
registration is unprecedent in view of
the election tomorrow. Including those
listed, there are over 55, 900 names on the
great registrar and it is expected they
will cast 10000 votes. Several will be
held to answer to-day for fraudulent reg
istration, and arrests are still being made.
1t is believed that frauds will be pretty
eftectually suppressed. Preparations
have been made for preserving order.
Both parties express confidence in carry
ing the city and state.
In Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 6.-Dispatches
from the Northwest indicate that both
parties have been holding enthusiastic,
and despite the very untavorable weather,
we'll attended meetings, and that the cam
paign closes rs it has been conducted for
the past month, with great expectations
of victory on either side. In the city
betting on the general result is with the
odds in favor OF Hayes, and on the re-
suit in New York in favor of Tildcn. In
some cases bets of 25, 900 majority for
Tllden in New York are reported to have
been made even, and IN others even bets
are made on that State. The headquar-
tiers OF the Republicans and Democrats
presented an animated appearance up to
a late hour tonight and everything be-
tokens heavy vote and hard fighting
tomorrow. Seventy-nine out OF ninety
four precients in the city have reported
their registration, which Is 55, o22. Count
ing the others In the same ratio would
make the total city registration 67,O75.
Tne eAII-AbsOrbing Topic.
WAsHINGToN, November 6.-In the
Executive Department, to-day, only
routine work s being attended to. The
election tomorrow is the absorbing topic.
There is very noticeable lack OF Gem
tennial visitors, and the Executive Man
sion, which was crowded every day dur
ing the summer and autumn, is to-day
comparatively deserted.
Election Excitement Tn Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, November 6-The ex-
citement in Kentucky over the election
is intense everywhere, though the State
is certain for Tilden. People in all
parts manifest an unusual desire regard
ing the general result. The Republicans
here had their final rally Saturday night,
and to night the Democrats are holding
meetings IN every ward of the city. Bet
ting is about even, Tilden, perhaps, be.
ing slightly the favorite.
Confident ofTiIden's Election.
NASHVILLE, November 6-The conf
dence in the election of Tilden is una
bated and excitement runs high. Hon.
Wrn. B. Bates, one OF the Tilden electors
for the state at large, is speaking to an
immer Sc audience at the Masonic Temple.
A special dispatch to the American
from Springfield says that colored mass
meeting for Tilden and Hendricks WAS
held there to-day. Three colored men
made speeches, one of them an oticer OF
the Hayes and Wheeler club, who had
been Republican leader in Robertson
county for twelve years.
Fire.
The Benson block, Edgeheld, was de-
stroved by five this morning. Loss, TO-
600; insurance, $500