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warrants, and directed him to have them served, at
the same time exhibiting order for the arrest Of
the Superintendent if he refused. After some talk
Superintendent Walling said he would have the
warrants served. large rumber of arrests have
already been made for attempted illegal voting. A
United States Deputy Marshal was arrested, charged
with disorderly conduct at the polls Police Justice
kilbrett discharged him with a reprimand Over
forty arrests OF persons charged with illegal regis
tration have been made upon warrants issued by
Commissioner Davenport, who, with other
United States Commissioners, hold Court in the
Federal building. All we're discharged. One Deputy
Marshal was arrested for assaulting the Chief Mar
shal Of one of the Assembly districts, and was
charged with drunkenness and neglect of duty. He
was held in $1,000 bail. A United States Deputy
Marshal was arrested, charged with protecting and
allowing illegal votes. The Police Justice remanded
him for examination. Three coored Republicans
were held to answer for alleged illegal registration
They voted subsequently, and were rearrested.
ROCHESTER,, November 2d.-The police ARRESTED
four prominent Republican workers on a charge of
offering bribes. The charges were brought by the
persons sought to be bribed.
TROY, November 2d.-Several arrests for Illegal
was $780, an increase in the Republican wards Of
103, and decrease in the Democratic wards of SAG
The police arrested number OF United States Mar.
shals.
NEW YORK, November 2d.-At the Demo ratio
National Headquarters it is claimed that Hancock
will 1000 ahead of his ticket in the CITY, The
Republicans express themselves as entirely satisfied
with the result As the polls do not close until 4
o'clock, all reports Of how the vote stands are the
merest guesswork The ballot here is secret
SYRACUSE, November 2d.-At l o'clock three
fths Of the heavy registration polled, showing
considerable Republican gains All quiet. No ar.
rests
ALBANY, November I'd The weather is fine, and
very large vote is being quietly pollsd.
New YORK, November 2d.-Twebty.three to Sns
in New York State give Democratic gains of &c.
Republican gains, 1,745.
BUFFALO, November 2d.-Twenty six election dis
tricts one-haf Of this city, give Garfield so47 Han
cock 5,s17-a Republican gain Of 1888.
AUBURN, November 2d.-Auburn, complete, gives
the Garfield Electors l,053 majority.
NEW YORK, November 2J.-0ne hundred and
sixty out of the 6T2 election districts give Hancock
about IL 900 majority. Returns from ten towns in
the interior of the State show Republican gain Of
s67, and Democratic gain of 32.
NEW YORK, November 2d.--0stego county gives
Hancock 50 majority-a Democratic gain of II
Dutchess county, Pougheeepsie city complete,
gives Garfield 500 majority Republican gain of
20S.
NKw YORK, November 2d.-Scattering returns from
the interior of the Stategenerally show Republican
gains.
BUFFALO, November 2d-The city government
remaius Repub icau.
NEW YORK, November I'd -Foar hundred cleo.
ton districts of this city give Hancock 7oo5i Gar
field 1922.
ROCHESTER,, November 2d.--The complete returns
from Monroe county give Garfield 5000 majority
Nav YORK, November 2d.-Eight wards OF AL.
bany give Democratic majority of 265-a Demo-
cratic gain of l,275. According to the returns, the
indications are that Hancock's majority in the city
will be about So, 600. The vote 80 far shows a
Democratic loss of 25 per cent The indications
from the interior are that Garfield will carry the
State by 10000 majority.
BUFFALO, November 2d-scatterug returns indi-
cate that Erie county gives Garfield 1000 majority.
New York, November 2d.-Thnty.two towns or
waris give Democratic gains of l6o and Republican
gains OF 1924.
Hancocks majority in this city will be about 35,-
900 or 1000 The vote SO far shows Democratic
loss of 25 per cent. The indications are from the
towns heard from in the State that Garfield will
carry the State by IS, 900 to 10000 majority
ROCHESTER, November 2d.-Garfeld's estimated
majority in this city is 1900
New YORK, November 2d.-The vote for Mayor is
exceedingly close, but the probabilities are that
Grace, Tammany candidate is elected.
BUFFALO, November 2d.-Thirty mine districts OF
the fftythree election districts of this city give
Republican gain OF 1854. Bush Rep) for Con.
gress runs behind but is elected by 1000 majority
BRooKLYs, November I'd Sixteen of the twenty
five wards complete give Garfield 31,2l7, Hancock
34,54o. The Democratic majority at this ratio will
hardly exceed 10000.
NBw YORK, November 2d.-Ben beats Wood Null
Ter for Congress by 1000. He will be elected 10
Congress by large majority.
NEW York, November 2d.-Returns from thirteen
of the sixteen wards of Albany SHOW net Demo-
cratic gain of 2,o46 Monroe county gives Garfield
about $500 majority-a Republican gain of 1900.
SYRACUSE, November 2d.-Garield /, 1862 majority
Nav YORK, November 2d.-The Commercial in
an extra says: The Republicans have carried the
Legislature. The figures show that Morton Rep)
is escted over Girard (Dem.) in the Eleventh Con-
gressional District, by an immense majority.
BROOKLYN, November 2d.-It is probable that in
the Third District Rev. J. Hyatt Smith tDem.) is
elected to Congress over Congressman Simeon B.
Chittenden (Rep.) Rev. Mr.. Smith ran independ-
ent, but was indorsed by the Democrats In the
Fourth Congressional District Archibald Bliss
Dem.) is reelected over Tamaladge. Isaac S. Cat
lin Rep is elected District Attorney over ex.Judge
James 7. Roy (Dem-).
NEW YORK, November 3d-A. M.-At midnight the
election Of the Democratic city and county ticket is
conceded. Cook Rep.)is ele ted to Congress by
over 1000 majority.