Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-07
NEW YORK.

FALLING OFF IN THE REPUBLICAN vOTE-CLEyE-
LANDS ELECTION coNcEDED-cARRoLL EVEN WITH
FOLGER.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. THE election Is progress
ing quietly and lighter vote than last year is
being polled. The republican state ticket receives
but little active support, Folgers vote in
several wards Of this city being only
he U fns 1s q pasy tse eengs
OF appeals, VIII poll the full republican and part OF
the democratic vote. Carroll republican, for Con-
sh Fdsers v T Enp 00Ss
viii be elected congressman The e repuo,
leans VIII probably gain one assemblyman
state Indicate that Cleveland's majority will be
from eighty to one hundred thousand. Republic
cans Will probably lose two or three Congress
men.
Syracuse.
HIsCocK REFLECTED TO CoNGREss-REPUBLICAN
SCRATCH THEIR TICKET.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
SYRACUSE, N Y, Nov. 1.-THE election Is quiet
here, and full vote is being polled. The republi-
cans are scratching their ticket good deal His
cock rep. for Congress will be reelected in this
district, but by reduced majority.
NEW YOKK CITY.
The Republican Vote On the State
Ticket Falling Behind-Republican
Voting for Campbell.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE citizens ticket is said
to be polling a large vote in the upper wards
Many democrats are votinglfor Allen Campbell for
mayor, but EdsOn'S ma1orties in the lower dis
tricts will probably elect him. Carpenter Is being
scratched very generally, and Foger will fall far
short OF the republican vote here The impression
prevails TO some extent that Cleveland'S majority
will reach 100000 In the state. Efforts to give out
republican tickets from citizens boxes by OBren's
men have been detected. OBrien is very confident
success getting democratic N 10
lower wards.
ASSOCIATED Press.]
THE "EvEN1NG POST" MAKES CHARGE OF
TREACHERY.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Eyening Post saws edi-
torially: There is undoubtedly evidence before
us that the democratic county ticket with John j.
OBrien's name upon it is run out OF the republi-
can boxes We have conclusive proof that at
none OF the voting places in several assembly
districts any other republican ticket could be OBJ
tanned this morning. The treachery which has
been predicted seems to be fully carried out
INDIANA.
Full Vote and a Democratic State
The Contest on Congressman - Elk.
Senator McDOnald's Claims.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2-Advices from all parts Of
the state up to 2 o'clock show full vote being
polled, and that revolution great in some of
the larger cities in Ohio will result The Germans
are voting the democratic ticket almost to man,
and In this city where the election of English and
success OF the democratic county ticket Is depen-
dent upon them there Is no longer doubt OF COM
pete success. The legislature will be largely anti
prohibition. the democrats being assured of
sixty-seven members OF the house and con-
fident OF electing twenty senators, giving them
clear working majority In both branches Advtces
from each OF the thirteen Congressional districts
up to 80 do not change the figures furnished you
yesterday. There is stronger hope for Heilman,
however and some predict that Calkins, in the
thirteenth, may pull through Senator Mcdonald,
OF the democratic committee, now claims the cleo
ton OF eleven, considerably conceding Browns
election in the SIXTH where he is safely intrenched
behind nine thousand republican ballots, and
claiming that Pierces district, the eighth. is in
doubt, and that If elected the majority will be
small.