Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-03

him with q reprItAAuU.
THE WEATHER
$50 a. m.-Wtth the exception of
areas of iig hit rain ln Oregon, Colorado,
louisiana and eastern Texas, the
weather throughout the union is clear
or fair.
POLICE CAPTAINS.
Chief of Police Waiting sent out an
order last night to police captains in
s,ructiDg th- N not t. receive or serve
any warrants presented by private cit
iEeus. The meaning of this was that
g police were not TO be used to arrest
r. pubIioau voters, for whom warrants
had been procured by private demo,
cratic cltizsns. Police Commissioner
French Informed the CAPTAINS that
this order. must be Obeyed. at later
hour Police Commissioner Smith
heard OF the order, and without con
sultiDg French sent out q message to
Captains, which was virtual COM
maud not to obey Chief Walling's
order. Commissioner French Ieft the
police hea0quaIt.rs w.toOOt bling
aware Of what Commissioner Smith
had done.
TELL IT TO THE MARINES.
United Stxt.s Commissioner Allen,
In Brooklyn, last night, issued wars
ranls for the arrest of IS United ct .tes
marines IN the barracks on Flashing Z
avenue for illegal registration aud the
men were taken into custody. The
| men were registered in the third dis
trLct of the twentieth ward, supposhDg
ley had acquired residence acre anO
were eulit eu TO vote. AS It was not
their iuteutIOn TO violate the Law tney
were paroled until Wednesday. There
are Il t9en more to be arrested.
To-uay being legal holiday there
Il general suspension OF business
Up 10 noon full " to had been polled
both parties bringing out their forces
early. superb sndeLt WaliIng's ORDER
to 10 police no. t. serve warrants fol
illegal voting created much excite
meut among the democrats. AT IL
O'Clock Justice Duffy, accompanied by
several uemocratIc leaders and cOuu'
sci, entered the etdperibteDdenrs office
b 4nded him fOrty-seven warraLt' anU
direI ID hun to have Inem served, q
the same time exhibitiHg an order o
arrest for the superintendent IL he
still refused. Ait,r some talk the Su
perILt .udent stated he would have tlt
warrants served, and the party lett.
KINGS COUNTY.
| The eleC tiOn is prog resslng quietly
in Kings county. The ballO,s are be-
ling received At tle rata OF one pc
| minute. The voters are being Ques
TONED very closely by the supervisors
The fepub'IcaDs are polling heav!
| vote, though democratic wards ar
holding their own. b. ting on prob
able d mOcrstic majority IN the cOun
ty ranges all t1e way from 5000 10 Il
500. In New York c cty Upwards o
fu ty arIe-ts Of pelsOns charged witt
illegal ngistrattOn were made TIL
morning, upon warrants Issued b.
Commissioner Davenport, who will
other U"t d States commissioners
held ,u. III the federal building. A
were discharged.
ASSAULT.
Deputy Marshal Smith was arrested
charged with assauiiDg the chic
marshal of he fourth assembly dis
trlct, and " t drunkenness aud neg
ltcs OF du,y he was held in 81 90
Tail. 50
a q. s. D. N.
Unite States Deputy Marshal Fran
MIIier WAS aTrested, charged with pro
tecupg aud allowing illegal voters t
deposit baADts. Justice Kilbreth h re
manded him for examination. Ricf
ard W. Webb John Holmes, Soloma
Aud and samuel Griffin, repu blica
colored NEIL, were held t, answer
Justice Duffy for alleged illegal regis
trat on, voted subsequently and weI
at ouce rearret ID. Bels were mad
At noon tn-'tay on the general result {
500 to $40 Ihet Garfield would /
elected, aud in some cases 500 10 S.
was offered. The btt ing was even tn,
Garti-Id carries New York by Is 600 {
20 900 major ty. The betting 10 tw
TO one t at Grace would be ele. It
may or, while 500 to $50 was offsre
= on Ben Woods election over NicnOi
Mueller.
Eleven towns in New York stat
give tue democrats q gain of thres al
toe republicans gain of 867
The following dispatch was receive
: -dsy at the headquarters uf The r,
a puDllcan national comm ee:
FREE BALLOT.
Summervlile, 3 e., Nov. 2.-7
Hon. M. Jewell: All the polls IN tt
republicans strongholds have bee
= closed sgainst us in tnIs section. Do,
. this yer fy the democratic deciaratio
of q free ballot and q fair count? Al
swer. w. r, MYERS.
= An answer will be sci Oh the n
3 turn of Marshal Jewel to the city.
t An evening paper Gays: Up to
= O'Clock this morning Hancock RI
ahead of the ticket in Jersey City
every di>trItt. Sat en- arrests hay
9 been made for illeaai registration an
n furty-sIx warrants issued for repeater
v rhe democratic advisory board ha,
!, procured warrants for the arrest
y thirty two coloIed men, who We
d registered wIt1out giving any res
81 uence tt1er than Pullman palace car
% ,nI tue Pennsylvania railroad depO
" Odlteo States CommIssioper Mui
head decided that this was q leg
10 residence, whereupon the democra
g determined to ignore the commissio,
er's dec sion and proceeded under IL
:; state law, hence the issue of warrau t
The vote on the mayor Is very clos
{. Twenty-Five election cisiritt. hes,
, from give the vote for mayor as Il,
lows: Grace 1921, Dowd 2Sl1. Thr,
hundred and Dinety election distric