Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-07
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TO-DAY'S ELECTIONS.
new YORK DEMOCRATIC
CLEVELAND UNDOUBTEDLY
ELECTED.
HIS ESTIMATED MAJORITY FROM
10000 TO 100000.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR AT THE
POLLS.
PENNSYLVANIA DOUBTFUL.
REPUBLICANS CLAIM IT BY A
SMALL PLURALITY.
BUTLER LEADS IN MASSA-
CHUSETTS.
MALONE TICKET AHEAD IN
VIRGINIA.
A DIFFICULTY At ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
SIXTH MARYLAND DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
DISORDERLY SCENES ATFREDERICK
A DIFFICULTY AT ALEXANDRIA, WRGlNI
SIXTH MARYLAND DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
DIsORDERLY SCENES AT FREDERICK

DlSORDEKL1 SCENES AL FREDERICK.
NEW YORK.
MR.. CLEVELAND FLOODED WITH TELEGRAMs-CLosE
VOTE ON CoNGREss-RsTIMATEs ON RESULTS.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
BUFFALO, Nov. 2, $40 p. m.-Returns of the state
election are not complete enough for definite fig
ures. The indications are that Cleveland has car
red Erie county by five to seven thousand. New
York by 5000 to 10000, and Kings by $4,000. The
general belief Is that the majority will reach be-
tween 10000 and 100000. Rogers deny is proba-
bly, elected to Congress from this district but vote
very close. Cleveland is being flooded with con-
vote was refused, because he had failed to regis
ter. VIM. Thurstons, secretary OF the board Of
the W asU thfy ns ha
! for supervisor and probably elected.
News from VariOns Parts Of the State.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Intelligencs from Rochester
publican, is being cast for the democratic State
ticket, and Cleveland Is polling a large vote at
Buffalo. Dispatches from Poughkeepsle, Ithaca.
Syracuse and other towns In the interior OF the
state indicate that large number or republicans
are not going to the polls. Where they are voting
At Utica Conkling men are casting Folger and
Carpenter ballots and openly voting the rest or
retaliation for the cutting received by Folger and
Carpenter. A very considerable falling of is re-
ported from Troy. Carroll Is said to be cut at AL
will get majority OF several thousand there.
NEW YORK CITY.
The County Ticket-The Republicans
Still Behind ON the State Ticket
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
NEW YORK. Nov. z, $3.50 p. m-Mr Butler is be-
ing slaughtered in the contest for county clerk
through the desperate efforts OF the machine re-
publicans to elect O'Brien. To save O'Brien the
lofA1
sacrificed. All sorts OF rumors are flying
tie ne machine. The he, struggle s' P eetwee IN
districts. Both men are popular with the working
classes. Folger and Carpenter continue to be
port Of his party, but his election is altogether
improbable. The reports at the headquarters of
the the citizen zen committes indicate strong vote
ticket The committee is very hopeful
Of success II too many votes for Campbell are not
the headquarters Indicate large vote for Cleve-
land throughout the state. Tickets are very much
split In all the counties on the county Candidates.
ponent, Is running ahead OF his ticket Many
members OF the county republican club are at the
polls working against the republican state ticket
Arrests for Illegal Voting in New York
City.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
NEW YORK, Nov. IA pm.-So far the election
has proceeded quietly. A number Of arrests have
been made for illegal voting In the lower wards.
Many persons were arrested on suspicion who
were afterwards released Complaints have been
made to the district attorney OF men prowling
around the polls to buy votes Tricks for securing
votes for O'Brien, for clerk, are being PLAYED on
every district where there are ignorant voters. A
large number OF Tammany men are reported to be
voting for OBrien in exchange for votes for Edison
An uprOar was made in an east side district by
the discovery that the democratic managers were
attempting to corrupt men engaged to distribute
The ctzens ballots at the polling places. Several
IS hard at WORK for oBrien In the N Rbch
President Arthur lives
A Day Of Trades and. Tricks ON
the Local Ticket-The City i'm
Doubt - Light Vote on Long Ii.
1and-WhO Is MayOrlThe state
The Presidents Vote.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2, 5 p. m.-The polls closed at
four O'Clock. Trickery and trading is said to have
been carried on shameleSsly in every quarter OF
the city. No doubt whatever is entertained of
Clevelands election , The result In this city is
be a few days ago.
Republicans are hopeful that Allen Campbell
Qnd. dem.) has received enough votes to elect him
as mayor. The county clerkship is in doubt, but
there is good deal OF certainty that Butler, the
vote on Long island is reported light,
t. the aSst staring
will be returned to Congress by large m jorty.
The latest reports from the polling places show
Folger and Carpenter were cut all day until the
polls closed.
%ar s give Of
very little data be furnished for calculation
until some OF the returns are In. Democrats are
ingiy depressed. Democrats estimate that Edson's
majority for mayor viii reach at least $4,000
Emm0ns Ciark S me s cidens Sandidate for sheriff
almost certain. 8. s. Cox is elected without doubt
| in the sixth Congressional district His majority
okAnrf Ps11vy
So many deals havebeen made in the various dis
s elections for the assembly and senate us IS
Watts tna sen
rrsssional district IS probably elected '' This sO IS
| Arson g. McCook's district, which gave him a re-
| Hewitt. democrat, has no opponent In the 10th
district President Arthur voted at polling place
sd b Avenue At ScSc1 by
that he voted for his friend OBrien.
O'Brien Probably Elected.
1t is now generally thought among politicians
| that O'Bren has been elected county clerk. His
cratic tickets with his name on as the candidate
for county clerk. This was virtually selling out
the whole ticket for O'Br:en. II the crooked
| probable there is no hope for the cili-
iens' ticket. O'Brlen's acceptance OF the nom.
1dence In himself as political trickster By the
course he has pursued In sacrificing the citizens
ticket he has toen the most conspicuous figure
here to-day.
Cleveland's Majority Estimated at
10000 10 $4,000.
The latest estimates put Ceteand's majority In
the city at about 1000 and from 1000 70 $1,000 In
the state.
tBy Associated Press
A Republican Loss I'm Cayuga County.
NEW YORK, Nov 1.-THE Post has the following:
auburn NY, Nov. 7.-Foger will carry Cayuga
county by from 900 to 1900 majority repuDli-
can reduction OF about 1000. Payne (republlcan),
for Congress, viii have the usual majority In this
county,
Germans Voting the Democratic Ticket