Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-08

ing the Presidential election, and crowds an
already gathering around the telegraph and
newspaper offices.
BosToS, Novembs4 7.-The unpleasant
weather does not interfere with the large vote
Z being cast Business il at a standstill A
large vote IL being polled in Butler district,
and the indications are that he Will be elected
/ over both his competitors, though Judge Hoar
Is receiving some unexpected support.
! CINCINNATI, November 7.-Busines6 Is
/ almost entirely suspended and a very large
vote Is being polled, with indications of quite
an increase over the October vote Every
thing quiet, so far as heard from. Weather
. cool and cloudy, with a west wind.
( PHILADELPHIA, November The wealth
er to-day Is cloudy and threatening, with frt.-
! quent rain. The election abSOrbs all the IN
/ terest of the community, and a heavy vote
has been polled up to this hour. The indi-
cations are that the days vote will be far
larger than usual. From the vote up to noon
the Republican leaders estimate that Phila-
delphia county will give majority of 5000
fOr the Republican electors. Voting IL pro-
ceeding quietly in all the districts thus far.
PROVIDENCE November THE election
Is progressing briskly, considering the heavy
RAIN, which Is, however, 30 much needed that
CONCORD, November THE election in
this city il quiet. The vote polled in the
central wards up to noon was much larger
than that of any previous years at the same
time. The following is the last count before
noon:
Fourth Ward-Hayes, 323; Tilden 300.
Fifth Ward-Hayes, 80; Tilden, l49.
Sixth Ward-Hayes, 275; Tilden, 1876.
Seventh Ward-Hayes, l09; Tilden, "a.
AUBURN, n. T., November THE vote 80
far shows a Republican gain. The weather
is very pleasant, and a heavy vote will be
polled.
ST. LOUB, November THE election is
passing Off with unusal quietneSs throughout
the city, and a heavy vote IL being pOlled.
The increase of polling places has expedited
voting Fely greatly, and up to noon more
than oRe-half of the total registered have
been polled. The appointment of Federal
supervisors of elections and deputy United
States marshal5 led many of our citizens to
believe there would be trouble at the polls
to-day, but the effect seems to have been Just
the contrary, not a breach of the peace or even
angry discussion, and not a single arrest by
either deputy marshal or city police has yet
been reported, and indications are that there
will not he the slightest disturbance during
gwen at this writing, but both sides are work
ing hard for their respective candidates.
NEW YORK, Nggsnber 7-Brooklyn is
giving up to JusaG3f@ repeating mob, and
,Humber of arrests have been made there.
BosTOS, November 7.-An attemptof some
rOughs last night to fore an entrance into
Adam Hart's liquor store, at Jamaica Plains,
resulted In the shooting of one man and the
ytypr g 10Th
New YORK, November limited States
maphals were kept busy all the forenoon
looking out for those, who, having registered
Illegally, might attempt to vote, and by noon
fully five hundred were captured and taken
before the supervisor of elections, who dis
posed of them in patches of twenty-five. The
top floor of the postofhce forms the prison
pen and courtroom, and presents a 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 offer resistance, but they have to go
with their captors. Those who registered
illegally under misapprehension or through |
ignorance are discharged, but the known re-
peater is promptly consigned to prison.
4 special order was sent out by the board |
of police to all captains of precincts, this fore
noon, as follows: Notify the inspectors of |
election that they will not unnecessarily delay |
voting, but the United States marshals will |
continue to challenge the unauthorized voters, |
a list Of whose names they have, and make ar
rests when necessary"
About two clock it was discovered that |
Republicans were distributing to Democrats |
electoral tickets headed by the names of Til |
den and Hendricks, with all of the Republican |
electoral ticket underneath, which created m |
tense excitement among the Democrats. I
Tarye numFpars of these tickets were torn up |
by the Democratic agents, but it is thought |
that there were some thousand put in the |
boxes.
The Greenback party put up boxes, but |
nearly all of them were abandoned early in the |
day.
R. W. MacHpy telegraphs that Philadelphia |
is good for twenty thousand majority for
Hayes