Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-02
NEW YORK.
The Police Nuddle in New York

Nkw YORK, Nov. 2-To day being legal holl-
day there is general suspension OF business
Up to noon a 1ull vote has been pOlIed. both
parties bringing out their forces early. Super
nteDdent WallingS order to the police not ID
serve warrants for Illegal voting created much
excitement among the democrats. At 10 o'clock
Justice Duffy. accompanied by several deIno-
cratic leaders and counsel, entered the Superin-
tendents Office. handed him forty seven war
rants and directed him to have them served. at
the same time exhibiting al order OF arrest for
the superintendent IL he still refused. After
some talk the superintendent stated he would
have the warrants served and the party left.
FuH Vote in Buffalo.
BUFFALO, n: T., Nov: 2-After heaVy rain
ard cold. The election thus far has passed of
quietly, Only few arrests have been made foe
Irregularities In voting. Both parties are wo h
party. al H"'0 "n0 se'''e 'O' '1' 'N' '''' u '''A
A Large Number Of Arrests in New
York City.
NEW YORK, Nov IA large number OF ar
rests have been made for attempted illegal yot-
ing. United States Deputy Marshal Patrick Nc
Manus was arrested, charged with d1sorderiy
conduct at the polls Police Justice Kilbreth
discharged him with repItmand.
A u. s. Deputy Marshal and Three
COiOred Men Arrested.
United States Deputy Marshal Frank Miller
was arrested charged with protecting and
Justice KilbTeth remanded him for examina-
tion. Richard Webb, John Holmes. Solomon
and Samuel Griffen, republican colOred men,
held to answer by Justice Duffy for alleged
Illegal registration voted subsequently and
were at once rearreSted.
field.
Books were made at noon to-day on the gene
raj result OF 500 to $40 that Garfield would be
elected, and In some instances 500 to $50 were
offered. Betting was even that Garfield carries
New York by from $4,000 to 10000 majority.
Betting was to / that Grace would be elected
"a
Woods election over Nicholas Muller.
The Betting on Kings County.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE election Is progress
sing quietly in Kings county. Ballots are be-
Voters are questioned very closely by the super
visors. Republicans are polling a heavy yote.
own. Betting on the probable democratic ma
1ority in the county ranges all the way from
9,6CO to 81 500.
Forty Arrests in New York City
for Illegal 4egistrasiOns
In New York city upwards OF forty arrests Of
persons charged with Illegal reslStraIion Were
made this morning upon warrants Issued oy
8. s. commissioners held court in the federal
building. AL were discharged. Depuly MAI
shal Smith was arrested charged WIN assault
ing the Chief marshal of the 4th assembly dis
trfct. and with drunkenness and neglect OF
duty. He was held In 81 600 eau.
Arrests for Illegal Registration i'm
Tnov N Nov. Tos, ss,.EThree inspectors, one
supervisor and two poll clerks OF the 11th ward
were arrested yesterday afternoon for register
Ing illegal names They were subsequently
bailed.
ReDublican Gains i'm Syracuse.
SYRACUss, NY, Nov. AT one O'Clock
| three -nfths of the vote OF heavy registration
WAS nolled showing considerable republican
gains. All quiet No arrests. The weather is
clearing.
CONNECTICUT
Republicans Ahead I'm Hartford.
NY<xy a ma Axa4 n
city was about half p0lled at 10 O'Clock. The
republicans were then about 300 ahead.