Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-02

RepOrted Closing OF Polls Against
USnvrgah1iranG.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
THE EVENTFUL DAY.
Clear Weather for the Contest.

ception Of areas of light rain Ia Oregon, Coiora-
do, Louisiana aud eastern Iexas lac weather
throughout the Union is clear or fair |
Early Voting III New York and New |
The following dispatch has been received by |
Mr.. Eliot al the Washington Office OF the New
York Erpuing Post:
new YORK, Nov. 2, noon.-Weather magnifi-
cent. Early vote very heavy. In one district
try of 3s2. Dowd, the republican candidate for
mayor, and Russell, the republican candldatc
for Judge, are running ahead Co % nsaar
delay voting A very heavy early vote Is polled
In New Jersey. w. a. LINN
NEW YORK.
The Police MIDDLE In New York
Npw YORK Nov. TO day being legal holl-
day there is a general suspension OF business.
Up to noon fuli vote has been poiied; noth
parties bringing out their forces early: super.
intendent Walllngs order to the police not 20
serve warrants for Illegal vo1ng created mutn
excitement among the democrats. At 10 O'clock
Justice Duffy, accompanied by several demo-
cratic leaders and counsel entered the superin-
| teD6ent's Office handed him fofty-seVen Waf-
rants and directed him to have them served, at
the same time exhibiting an order OF arrest tor
| the superintendent II he still refused. After
| some talk the superintendent stated he would
have the warrants served and the party LETT
| Full Vote in Buffalo.
| BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov ALTER hsaVy ram
| storm yesterday, today opened bright, clear
| aid cold. The election thus far has passe1 on
| quietly, Only few arrests have been made 1or
irregularities In voting Both parties are WorS-
| ing hard and getting out the full vote OF each
| party.
A Large Number Of Arrests i'm New
| Nvw voaK Nov 1oa IN A larce number of ar
rests have been made for attempted illegal vot-
ing United States Deputy Marshal Patrick NC
Manus was arrested. charged with disorderly
discharged him with reprimand.
u. 3. Deputy Marshal and Three
COiored Men Arrested.
United states Deputy Marshal d EeanK Hl and
allowing Illegal voters to deposit ballots. ROUGE
| Justice Klibreth remanded him for eHam1na-
and Samuel Grtffen, republican colored men,
held to answer by Justice Duffy for alleged
illegal registration voted subsequently ano
| were at once reaIreSted.
The Betting Largely in Favor Oh edaf'
| field
Books were made at noon to-day on the gene
raj result OF 500 to $40 that Garfield wo YOU o.
| elected, and IN some instances s1O0 to $50 Wer.
! | Offered Betting was even that Garfield carries
New York by from $4,000 to 10000 majority
: Betting was to that Grace would be eiectet
, | mayor, while 500 to $50 was offered ON Bel
! | Woods election over Nicholas Muller.
q The Betting Ola Kings County.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-The election Is progress
sing quietly in Kings county. Ballots are a,er 1e
: ing received at the rate OF on7 per m,nu.e
! Voters are questioned very closely oy the super
visors Republicans are polling neavy W. too1
l
n | own. Betting on the probable democraIlc ma
2 | jority in the county ranges all the way ifol
e | 9oC0 to q, 500.
Il | Forty ArrcAtS in New YORK Cit!
d for Illegal Registratl0n o,., ,
: In New York city upwards OF 10ry a an. Ieo.s
persons charged with illegal egistraslon,o Wet !.
made this morning upon warrants !S s ~, y
1t Commissioner Davenport, VINO, Win tne e ytns
IS u s. commissioners held court IN Ine le1 1e
8 building. All were discharged. Deputy MA Nh
shall Smith was arrested charged WIN aSsaa az
70 ing the chief marshal of the 4th assembly aL
| trict, and with drunkenness anu hesoc'
II duty. He was held In 81 600 pail
Arrests for Illegal KeglstraIiOn
= Troy, N. ". ...-, or
er TROY, N Y, Nov. 2-Three inSpeGt.nS .u wl
re supervisor and two poll clerks OF the iiIn VIZ,
or were arrested yesterday afternoon lot
az ing illegal names. They were supsoAooa"
IL | ba1led,
!" Republican Gains i'm Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, NY, NOV. 2:-AG one Oc!os
a oee three-ffths of the vote OF neavy Iegs.Ixus
az a. was polled, showing considerable fepupncs
~. 40 gains. All quiet. No arrests. Inc weather
~ clearing.
~ CONNECTICUT
In Republicans Ahead in Hartt0ros
a. | HARTFoRD, Conn.,, NOV. 2.-Tne vote ID GI
,eS | city was about half pOlled az ~ O'CLOCK. ~
republicans were then about TO anea0