Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-11-02

majority in Providence ut O'Clock wa.
2,747. All quiet.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Con. Nov. 2.-The vote il
this city was about half polled at on.
o'clock. Republicans are about 70'
ahead; In this city it is likely that tho
democratic majority will exceed 5000
republicans are getting out their vote
and feel confident OF carrying the state
Meriden predicts majority of 300 fol
q arfeld in that city and New Ariton Ion
sure. Vernon wall have republican
majority.
Montpelier, VT, Nov. mo excite.
mcnt; heavy vote.
Rutland, Nov. 2.-Inlications are re.
publican increase since the September
majority.
Detroit, Nov. 2.-The election is pro-
crossing here in a most quiet and orderly
manner.
TENNESSEE.
Memphis, Nov. Election progress
ing quietly; little interest is manifested
by the democrats; republicans polling
full vote and the Indications point to
Moore, republican candidate for congress,
carrying the county.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Pennington, Nov. 2.-Indications are
that the republicans will make large
gains, the fusionists voting for Garfield.
The report from New Hampshire at one
o'clock is as follows: Jones is running
ahead of the ticket and the vote is prob
ably the largest ever cast.
Plymouth, Nov. 2.-Large republican
gains are reported.
Portsmouth, Nov. 2.-Republican gains
are reported in ward one, where the fight
centers, with indications favoring the
election of Bel, republican, for governor,
though probably by decreased vote
from last year. Hall, republican, for con-
gress. slight falling off.
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Nov. 2-Election proceed
lug quietly. Many manufacturing and
commercial house are closed and up to Q
o'clock the largest vote was polled ever
known before up to that time. Before 7
o'clock the different polling places were
before the polls opened Il thew y'1fs formed IVin IN
long lines waiting for the opening of the
boxes.
MISSOURI.
st. Louis, Nov. mo trouble, but
everything all right at the polls.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington. Del, Nov. 2.-Thc cleo
ton is rather exciting, The police force
is POO larger than usual, and a still larger
supply of U. S. Officials. One conflict of
authority between the police and deputy
q. $. marshals was settled by the arrest
of the latter and their discharge by the
mayor, who said he wished for no con-
tlicts.
Petersburg, Va. Nov. 2.-Noon: No
disturbance; vote half in.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 2.-But a slight
change from September.
ILLINOIS.
Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. 2-Election is
proceeding quietly; weather delightful
and voting going on rapidly. At noon
the vote polled was much the largest
ever known in the city during the fore
noon. The republicans claim to be re.
celvlng large per centage of the gains.
Chicago, Nov. BY one o'clock over
half of the city had polled, and balloting
was progressing rapidly, without break
in the long lines before each voting place.
Considerable scratching on local ticket.
The vote will be larger than ever before.
Weather is fine, all over the northwest.
There are quiet and peaceful, but de-
termined conflicts between U. S. super
visors and deputy marshals, and city po-
lice. The city police have arrested sew
eral deputy marshals but III each case the
officers have been bailed and in return
arrested the officers making the arrest.
Mayor Harrison caused some remark in
his own precinct, strongly republican
one, by insisting on depositing his vote
out of turn, line of nearly hundred
being ahead of him. It is likely the vote
in the city will be very close, and at pre-
sent there is no sign Of disturbance.