The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-03

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New York.
New York, Nov. 2, $50 a. m.-With the
exception of areas of light rain in Oregon,
Colorado, Louisiana, and eastern Texas, the
weather throughout the union is clear OF
fair.
Chief of Police Walling sent out an order
last night to the police captains, giving in.
structions that they were not to receive or
serve any warrants presented by private citi'
zeus. The meaning of this was that the po-
lice were not to be used TO arrest republican
voters for whom warrants had been procured
by private democratic ci,'ze,s. Police Com
missioner French informed the captain.
that this order must be ohyyol. At a later
hour Police Commissioner smith heard o.
the oder, and without consulting French
sent out messenger 10 tho captains W nch
was virtually IA command not 10 bey the
chief order Commissioner trei.v LET 90
lice headquarters without being ava o OF
what Commissioners smith had done.
| United Stsles Com ,is,ioner Alien, ia
Brooklyn, las, night, issued warrants for the
arrest of 35 Uui,ed States marines in barracks
on Flushing avenue for illegal registration
and the men were taken in custody. The
men had registered in the third district fthC
twentieth ward, supposiDg they had acquired
u residence there and were entitled to vote
As It was not their intention to violats the
law they were parolt1 until Wednesday
There are 10 more to be arrested.
To-day being legal holiday there was .
general suspension of business. Up to moor
a full vote Rad been polled, both parties
bringing out their forces. Only Superintend
ent Walling's order to police not TO serve
warrant, for Illegal voting created excite
ment among democrats. At 10 clock JUS
lice Duffy, accompanied by several democratic
leaders and II counsel entered the superin-
tendent's office, and handed him forty seven
warrants and requested him 10 have them
served, nj the same time exhibiting an order
of arrest for the superintendent. tie still
refused. After some time he stated that he
would have the warrants served and he lett
Buffalo, Nov. 9, Up. m.-After heavy
rain storm yesterday to-day opened bright,
clear and cold. The election thus far ha!
passed OIL uuet. Only n lew arrests have
been made for irregularities in voting. Botl
parties are working hard and bringing out 1
! full vote.
Now York, Nov. 2, l. p. m. "A large mum
her Of arrests have been made for attempt q
illegal voting. United States Deputy Mar.
shSl p. McManus WIS arrested, charge with
di'orderlv conduct at the polls. Police Jus
tice Kilbreth discharged him with repri
maud.
New York, Nov. ., 1880 p. m.-The cleo
ton is progressing quietly in Kings county
The ballots is bong received at the rate OF
one per minute. Voters are questioned very
closely, by the supervisors. The republicans
are polling heavy vote, though the demo-
cratic wards are holding their own. Betting
on probable democratic majority in the
county ranges from 5000 TO 2l,500. In
New York city upwards Of forty arrests of
persons charged with illegal registration
were made this morning upon warrants issued
hy Commissioner Davenport, who, with other
| United States commissioners held, court in
the federal building Deputy Marshal Smith
was arrested, charged with asssuIting the
chief marsnal of the fourth assembly district,
and with drunkednfss and neglect of duty
ne was nelu IN SlUVU DILL.
New York, Nov. 2, 1:4a p. m.-Election
| United States Deputy Marshal, +. Miller
was arrested, charged with protecting and
allowing illegal voters to deposit their bal
lots. Police Justice Kilbreth remanded him
for examination. Ri hard n Webb, john
Holmes, solomon and Samuel Griffin, repub.
lcans, coored men, were held to answer By
Justice Duffy for alleged registrations.
They voted subsequently ond were at once
| AT esled.
| Bets ARE made ut noon as to the general
result of 100 to 40 that Garfield will be elect.
ed, and some cases 100 to 30 is offered. Bat
ting was even that Garfield carries New
York by from 10000 10000. Betting is .
to that Grace would be elected mayor,
while 1000 to so was offered on Ben Woods,
election over Nicholas Mueller.
New York, Nov. 2, 2 p. mat the demo.
cratic national headquarters tits claimed that
thereports from a districts of the city show
tnat Hancock will run live thousand ahot
of the ticket in the city. II was said at the
democratic national committees headquarters
to-day that Grace, for mayor, and Trpy, for
superior ourtjudge, we're both being scratch
ed, but il is thought they will have enough
votes to carry them through.
Auburn, N. Y, Nov. 2, 1:30 p. m.-The
votein this city indicates republican gains.
Syracuse, N. Y, Nov. 2, 1880 p. NAT
p. M, three-flths Of the vote of registra