The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-02
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NEW YoRK, Nov. An II. s. deputv
m arshall was arrested. charged with dis.
orderly conduct at the polls. Police Jus
tice kilbreth discharged him with a repri-
mand
Over forty arrests of persons charged
with illegal registration have been made
upon warrants issued by commissioner
Davenport, who with other u. s. Com
mlssioners held court in the federal build
ing; all were discharged One deputy
marshall was arrested for assaulting chief
marshall of one assembly district and was
charged with drunkenness and neglect of
duty. He was held in one thousand dol
lars bail.
Another U. S. deputy Marshall was
arrested, charged protecting and allowing
illegal votes. A police justice remanded
him for examination. Three colored Re-
publicans are held to answer for alleged
illegal registration; voted subsequently
and was rearrested.
Troy, Oct. 2.-Saveral arrests for lille
gal voting. Total vote at noon $3.50; In
crease IN the Republican wards 103; de-
crease in democratic wards 1872. Police
arrested q number of U. S. marshalls.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Nov. 2.-The elec-
tion is proceeding quietly. the weather is
delightful, and voting is going on rapidly.
At noon the vote polled is much larger
than ever known in the city during the
forenoon, and Republicans claim to be
receiving large percentage of the gains.
PORTLAND, Me. Nov. AT I | O'Clock
the city vote stands Garfield. 967; Fusion.
1856; Weaver, 10. The prohibition vote
will be trifing in Maine.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-Election day
beautiful, clear .and bright, and the elec-
ton progressing very quietly. From in
dications at noon, it appears the vote will
be little lighter than at the October
election. The Republicans say the Dem
ocrats exhibit less activity about the polls
than in October, and on this base hopes of
Republican gains.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 2.-The vote
in this city came in uncommonly full and
early. At noon Garfield had 3,767; Han
cook. l .255; Weaver, 40.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Nov. "A very
large vote is being polled in Springfield,
Holyoke. Chicopee and throughout West
ern Massachusetts.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 2.-Election
day is bright and warm. Up to noon two
thirds of the vote was polled. No disturb
ance.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 2.-Some
scratching of Republican controller.
LEw1sTowN. Me-, Nov, 2.-Garfeld'
955; Fusion, 664.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Nov. 2-The police
arrested four prominent Republican work
ers on the charge of offering bribes. The
charges are brought by persons sought to
be bribed.
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from all wards show Republicans 1873;
Fusiouists ,39l: larger vote than in
September.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-Tho election is
proceeding in the most quiet and orderly
polled. Up to l p. m. only four arrests
were made.
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. AT noon
there was no disturbance; vote half in.
MONTPELIER. VT. Nov. 2.-No excite
nmet; heavy vote being polled.
COLUMBUS Nov. 2,-The weather is
near perfect, bright and clear. The
election is passing off quietly. full vote
is being polled, and in several wards one
third of the vote polled before seven
o'clock. Leading citizens manifested great
interest in the election by being at the
polls by hundreds after day light, and
many are serving as rallying aud ehalieng-
| ing committee,
COLUMBUS Nov, 2.-Looks as il the
Republicans would carry the oity by a
, small vote.
DEs MONIES, Nov. 2 The election is
progressing in Iowa. far as heard from,
quietly. with a very large vote polled.
| The weather is warm and pleasant. The
ticket is the largest thrown in Iowa. An
unusual number of amendments apd local
questions are being voted on all oyer the
state This will further delay the count
ing, Under the law counting can never
be commenced until the polls are closed.
Repu blicans are cisiminR the election OF
Kassan for Congress by $500 at the lows
est.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-By one O'Clock over
| half the vote of the city was polled anc
the balsting progressing rapidly without
breaking in the long Ines before each vot-
ling Mace. Considerable scratching on the
| local ticket is being done. The vote will
be larger than ever before. Weather
delight ul here and all over the EoFthwest
There is quiet and peaceful, but very
determined conflict between u. 5. super
yisors and deputy marshals and the city
regular and special police. The latter
i have arrested SeVeFal ueputy LaaA u oA''
hut in each case the U. S. officer has been
bailed and in tUEn caused the arrest OF the
lpoIicemen making the arFest.
Mayor Harrison caused some remafk
lin his own precinct. strongly Republican
Ione, by insisting on the depositiDg bis vote
ont of turn. A line of nearly q hundred
being ahead of him 1t is likely the vote
lin the city will he very close. and at Inc
nresept there is no sign of disturbance,
WILMINGTON. Del, Nov, 3 ele3
it;on is rather excited. The police force Il
two buuaEed larger than usual, and still
larger supply Of q. s. officials. lDe con
fIict ef authority between the poii"a aas
danufv marshals was settled Dy the arrea
~ the latter and their discharge by th'
mayor, who said be wished for no connc'
: sT LOUIS, Nov. mo trouble, bu
.vervbodv on the alert at the polls; Voe
I full.
SYRACUSE. Nov. 2.-At o'clock three
6lIhs Of the heavy registration was polieo
showing considerable Aepubiican gaans
: All vniet: no arrests Weather clearing
BosroN, Nov. 2. The vote OF Portiano an
Maine at2 O'Clock, Republicans 3,29S
I Fusion. 2,825. poorl
1T Brunswick the vote indicates hepo'
| lIcan gains. e Go,
At Belfast bat slight ctaage IRON 0el
| tember vote. =,