The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-03

: ~ ~ N'', No'es ~ noon We're O50. There is an
increase In republican wards of l0S and do.
crease In democratic wards Of SO. The police
nave arrested u number of United States
New York, Nov. Q, ll:5O p. m.-Pouph.
Seeepsie complete: Garfield, 500 majority.
II Saratoga Springs complete: Garfield, I,4l2;
ity 4. n'io''
PaVling; Garfield, 42i; Hancock 75s
II Duok,rk, Sov' 2, 8 P, m.--Garheid, 7as
Rochester Nov, 2, II p. m.--Incomplete
returns OF Monroe county give Garfield 5000
New York, Nov, 2, 1l:15 p. m.-Four
hundred aud thirty election districts ofthe
city give Hancock 75,O29; Garfield "a $50.
New York, Nov. ?, II m-Three hundred
ana twenty'seven election districts in the cily
snow sdem cratic loss of about 4N0. COM
pated with th'r 20 oflS79.
oedenburH Nov. ., L. m.-Ogdensburc
el1y' St Lswrnce county, gives Garfield no
Buffalo, N Y, Nov. ., 2 p. m.-The cleo
ton passed of quietly and an unusually large
vote is being polled. Both sides claim large
gains and the election ofJohn Scoyille. dem
ocrat, to congress is considered by their party
W certain from the large gains made in tho
o',y' while the republicans hope to overcome
tby returns from country towns
New York, Now, 2,S p. m.-lndicatons
M are @ 1hst hancocks majority in this city will be
9o'Voo TO 40,OOO, being Il loss of % per cent
lhu'cations are from towns heard from in the
state that Garfield will Garry tha stat. la,
20 OC0. ' '"0 ''''' "
Elm'ra, N. Y, Nov, Q, 10 p. m.-The city
complete gives Hancock 2,0S9; Garfield,
y ,l9l; Weaver 502,
New York, Nov. 2, 10 D. m.-The vote on
mayor is very close. Twenty-Five election
districts give the vote for msyor as follows:
Grace, 1921; Dowd, 2,sll.
ihree hundred and ninety election districts
47,O9S.
New York, Nov, 2, II p. m.-Twenty.
three towns in New York state give a demo.
cratic gain of %; republican gain of1,745.
New York, Nov. 2, II p. m. Four hundred
election districts in this city give Hancock
! 7O,O5f; Garfield, 1922.
AuUurn, Nov 2, | u. m.--Uayauga countyn
compete, less four towns, gives Garfield 1864
majority.
Atlants, Ga, Nov. 2. II p. m.-The
election here was very quiet; no disturbance
whatever. The negro vote is the larges.
years, and they voted the republican ticket
almost solid.
| Columbus, Ga, Nov. Q, 3 p. m--The
election is progressing quietly, and u full vote
il being pollet. The indications are that the
Hancock electors will be elected by small
majority.
New York, Nov. Q, l1:l5 p. m.-Four
hundred and ninety election districts of New
York city give Hancock S6,6lS; Garfield
6l,4B.
Brooklyn, Nov. 2,..,,3 p. m.-Thirty-Ave
districts give Garfield Sill, and Hancock
90l6,
Utica, Nov.2, a. m.-Utica county gives
Hancock l47 majority.
New. York, Nov. 2, 10 p. m. Eleven
towns IN New York state give democratic
gains OF three and republican gains of s, 8,672.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Nov. 30 p. M
Poughkeepsie city complete returns gives
Garfield 500 majority, u republican gain of
208.
Buffalo, N. Y, Nov. 2.-Tbo scattering
returns indicate that Erie county gives Gar
| field 4 900.
New York, Nov. Q, lilo D. m.-Thirty.
eight towns or wards in New York state give
democratic gains of 100 snd republican gains
of 1928. -Four election districts in this city
give Grace 6,443; Dowd, 6 837.
Forty election districts give Hancock
n6ll; Garfield 5l,27O.
Buffalo, N. Y, Nov. 2, Los a. m.-Thirty-
nine out ot tllty'three districts Of this city
give Garfield, 1882; Hancock, 9,S43.
Delaware.
I Wilmington, Del, Nov. 9, p. m.-The
election is progressing amid considerable
excitement. A police force of over two
hundred specials and large number of dc.
putty sheritfs are on duty, and United State
marshals are equally numerous. A conflict
Of authority has occurred at the 10th ward
polls. A colored man, giving his name as
james Matthews, was challenged as Il non
resident, and the inspector ana supervisor of
election ordered his arrest. He was al festC /
/ by two policemen and one special, where
upon three deputy United States msrshals
interferred and attempted to rescue him.
The mNrshals were then arrested by the
special police and taken before the mayor.
who told them that he wished no conflict of
authority, but wished them to cooperate
with the, police IN preserving order He
discharged them, telling them to go back to
the polls and attend to the dLties assigned
them, A colored man, 7. j. Plattus, has
been arrested in the 10th ward for illegal
voting. II was proved that he was under a
misapprehenson of his proper voting place.