Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02
TO.DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
TEE ELECTION.
ESPECIAL to tho G z,.!e. |

from I'll quarters show tia. The election has
progressed quietly ADD tha. az unu:ually large
vote is poled all over The country.
Reliable Intelligence from New York is to tho
eFsot that Harcack runs 5000 ahead of the
ticket in that city.
10 Cbic,go the democrats arc cotGliDt ct
carrying Ilioaia, aud bos ar, fteaiy ctf.red OF
one hundred to fly Ga Ha1c,ck
LATER.
WASHINGTON. Nov. .. 4:tO p. m.-Tae
New York Egsaing POST says that toe latest
rsturos Indicate rep1btioan gains 10 Nv York
and Philadelphia.
A Philadelphia oecrltos 's,sdJ disp,tch.
claiming that State for Garfield By $1,000 ma
jority, With two Republican o,rgrsssonal gslts
Returns begu to oomo 10 from aIl quarters.
and tho democrats it is said aro bodiog their
IN 10 New jersey.
Maine is very very clo:c, with reported re :
| publican gains.
Indiaos seems 10 bs voting abtu! as 10 Ot:o
Der.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Nov. 2.-Tha e!scion here
is passing of quietly which indicates that 10 all
sections of tho State tho largest vote SIEGE 1869
will DO polled. Tho interest 10 tao result Is 20:
only because of tie nsi 'usl, tuttho local shows
that s1ue cooiusion has been ciused at the
polls hero and in other sections OF the district
By the refusal of tbs judges OF election to rocog.
MISC the receipts of taxes issued by temporary
collectors appointed by the resdj1s:cr authorl-
lieg. The refusal OF the judges TO regard such
evidence of payment Of this tax is 10 obedience
to mandamus issued by judge Cl,ptop, tho COT
poratio1 court of Manchester, iowa on the
opposite side CT the river, Which directed Ih2n
not 10 recognize such receipts. Tits ec:iop,
will. it is estimated, throw ous tEo or three
thousand negro votes 10 tbs CONGRESSMAN 6's-
trics, oil Of whom would have voted for tbs Re
a5juster candidate for Congress and Garfield
clec;ors The Reaci.3ers ore taking down
tho rames Of Ill people whose votes hnvs beon
refused for this CAUSE, aud if their candidates
$40 defeated will probably KITS. tho ma.tes
baforo tho Board of S!ato Commission. tho
majority of she membsrs Ct which ero in sym
patty With that party.
J PETERSBURG, VA, Nov 2.-Ths ,l:otio1
so far has passed eff ordarlV aad q1iot. with
90 disturbances whatever. Up to noou 1850
votes, nearly hslf CT tho q1aliaed vote of the
city. had been poed.
FAIRFAX G. H., Nov. up 10 y o'clock
to day there bad been but four read uster tick
cts voted Ct Fairfax G. H., and on'y one in AL!
eXapdria c>uhty.
ORANGE c. H., NV. o.-Mr. Barbour ma
,rlty 10 Orapge. it ia reported, will be 400 and
| Hsuc2cx's mi ,r!y about $50.
WINCHESTER, Nov. 2-ln this o.ty large
| vote was poIl,d. Tho regular dem ocra 10 vo:e
| is 50 large as expected, while the read 11ter
if DOT SO large. A few republican voted for
Williams.
NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. 2.-To day bsing q lagal
holiday there il genera! suspension oil business
| u % to Doon full vote has been polied. boih
parties bridging out their forces carly. SuDorIn-
tcrdent Wang' order TO tho polio, not 10
serve warrants fer illegal vo.iog c:catsd mu,b
excitement anoEg tho democrats. At 10 o clock
Justice Duffy, accompanied By several domo
Gro 10 leaders a1d ecu osc, entered tho suDerIn
lendeDt's cfdoe, handed h;a forty s:V1n war
rants snd directed him to have them served. at
The ssueino eyhibi:iag 81 oldar Of crrcst for
tie superintendent if he still! refused. Alter
some talk the superintendent stated he w2ud
have the warrants served, a1d thu party left.
New YORK, Nov. 2-uoon.-Ths weather
Is maguiGc nt. TIE carly vote is very heavy. lD
one district 2S5 Toses we're polIod st LAD a.
"a. out OF a regisrg CT 3S2. DoWd, republ CD
candidate tor Mayo-, ond Russel, republican
candidate foE Jajg', sro running ahead Con-
siderable challenging is 32no by TaDmary 10
ordor 10 daay v,;igc.
New York, NV 2.-rhs Il inn is FRO. !
crossing quietly In Kings oiantY. Is sIlois sro
being received 81 tho rate OF oGs per mG1tc. |
Voters arc questioned very costly By tic 81
peIvisors. Republicans arc leg heavy |
9o,c. though the d3moo!ato wards ara hJiog |
their Own. B,tiiag on lhs pollablo democratic
ma ,rity 10 the county RANGES all the way from |
5000 to 81 500 In NV York city upwards !
CT forty arrests Of per5oDs charged With iilf ga!
registration vera msd, this mofniny upoa war |
rants issued By Da7enpors. Wao. With tho other
u. 8. CON nisSi;nars. he c0urt 10 The federal
buil!iDg. AL wore discharged. Deputy Mar
shall Smi!l was arrested charged With assault
i.g tho chief marshal of the h Assembly dis
trio: charged with drunkenness aad nrgi,c: OF
duy He wss held 10 81 0GO bail.
New YORK, NV. "a large number OF
arrests have bean mado for attempted illegal
vo;i1g. U. s. D putty Marshal Patrick Mo-
Menus Vas arrested, charged with dsorderly
c,uducs OF the POLL. PJliso Ju,tic, klbrath
dii charged hin with reprlnsGd.
u. s. Deputy Marsh. al Frank Miller Was ar
rested charged with protecting tni allowing
illegal voters TO d.rosis ballots. Police Justice
Ki!breth emsnded him for examination.
Books uere nade at noo1 10 dny CO the
result Of 500 TO $40 that Garfield would be
elected, end 10 some irs aces 500 to $50 we're
offered. Ret:og vas even that Garfield carries
New York By from Is 600 to 20 GOO mFj 'tity.
Baitiog Wss to that Grsc, would be elected
Mayor, while 100 10 50 Wss offered On Ben.
Woods election oVrr Nicholas Muller,
Troy, N. Y, Nov. 2-Tnreo Inspectors.
one sapt ryisor and two poll clerks Of tho llth
ward were arrested yesterday afterooon for reg
isteiiog illegal naass. They waro cubs openly
baied.
BUFFALO. N. Y, Nov 2.-A!tar bta75
rain Storm yesterday to day opened bright, clear
and cid. The election thus f.r has passed of
quietly. Only fsR arrests have bean made
for irregularities in voiog. Bsth pst;es ete
working herd and ge!!iog.ou! the fall vote Of
cseh psrIy.
SYRACgsE, N. Y, Ny. "A! l O'clock
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