Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-07
Latest kilograms to The Star.
ELECTION DISPATCHES.
CLEVELAND'S ELECTION CONCEDED 1t ALBANY
NEWS FROM COMBINES HOME.
DEMOCRATIC TICKETS WITH O'B2IEN AT
THE HEAD.
ABSENCE OF KENTUCKY VOTERS FROM THE
POLLS.
CLEVELAND'S ELECTION CONCEDED At ALBANY
NEWS FROM COMBINES HOME.
NEW YORK
The Home oS Conk,ing.

REPUBLICANS yOTIHG FOR DEMOCRATs-GooD
wEATHER-FULL vOTE-REPUBLICAN DIsaFFEC-
TION-BIrTER CORRESPONDING DON'T VOTE.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
UTICA, Nov As glorious weather for an
election as ever known; country roads perfect,
and nothing to prevent full vote, except repubi-
can di5afrection. Voting progresses quietly in
Utica. Voters, In large numbers, come to the
polls with the state ticket IN their hand, which Is
taken To bCde no good To Mr.. FOiger. The stall
warts on Thursday and Monday liSJ Issued cir
culars urging the friends OF the administrator TO
cut the whole county ticket, inciuiing
Fox for Congress by WY o. retaliation for the half
breed opposition to Foiger. Ltwis Ii. Lawrence,
a close friend of COnkIing, asked at the 4ih ward
polls FOR FOIger and Carpenter ballots and for
Rust. democrat. which Is clear indication OF the
stalwart programme The contest IN the Onel1a
district on Congress viii be close, anu the chief
hope or the election OF Fox, republican, is in the
country vote coming out, which is likely, because
OF good weather and roads. Two republican as
semblymen out OF three are reasonably certain.
Gen SlOcun, the democratic COagrrSSman-at-
large, Is RECEIVING q large republican vote. Mr..
COnkiing Is not IN the city and Will not vote at his
bone.
(sECOED DIsPATCU.)
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
UTICA, Nov. 7.-Dispatchcs from points thToug-
bout oneida county and central New York to
pm. indicate light vote despite the fine weather.
This city viii give spriggs uem.) for Congress
ed district, large majority. His election is
probable At polling places In this city the au-
Sence OF lOng-t!me republicans is noticeable, and
inquiry elects the response "they are diSSu ted
and refuse To come out Cleveland probably will
carry Oneida county. Mr.. COnklingS failure TO
come home TO vote is commented on as confirming
the reports OF his dislike Of Folger and a growing
GOODNESS toward ''taIt man Arthur" The state
comm tteeman NrCOmln teiegraphS that the re-
publicanS in Herkimer county the home OF Senator
Miller, are generally voting tue straight ticket.
The Vote in Albany Democratic
Gains Republicans Refusing to
Vote.
Special Dispatch to The Evening STAR
ALBANY, Nov. There decided democratic
gains in this city. The democrats estimate their
majority in Albany county at $500 at the lowest.
Unless the republicans turn out more freely later
In the DAY IL viii exceed 5000. Some republicans
have openly voted for Cleveland anu many others
have refused to so to the polls. Gov. Cornell and
The ErPiti4tJ Journal have large following here,
Who are anxious TO see the republicans defeated
lBy Associated Press.l
buffalo.
4 LANCE V0TE-CLEYELAND AND SLOCUM AHEAD
REPUBLICANS VOTE FOE BOTH.
BUFFALO, Nov. THE weather Is fair and the
voting ieIvy. Cleveland and Slocun are ahead,
and Ere county VIII give them 1900 democratic
majority. good many republicans voted Tor
them.
Light Vote at ROChcsfer.
ROCHESTER, Ny, Nov. "A light vote is being
pOllcd; the state ticket - being cut, and there Is
little struggle over the Congo eSSiOnal and ASSEM-
bly, tickets Monroe county VIII give a majority
Tor l:ee canals.