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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Color Line Sharply Drawn
Throughout tie State-Ehc Demo.
Gratis Expect to Gain a Congressman.

The Color Line Sharply Drawn
Throughout tie State-Thc Demo.
Gratis Expect to Gain a Congressman.
WILMINGTON, n. c., November Ain addition to
presidential electors North Carolina to-day elects
a full state ticket and a justice OF the supreme
court, members of the legislature and county OFF,
GERS. The issues are tariff education civil rights
and the question OF negro rule in the eastern colln-
ties All other issues are dwarfed by the latter
two and the color line is sharply drawn in nearly
the whole state. Concerning the result the Star
OF this morning says: ave believe that North Caro-
Ina IS absolutely safe for an average democratic
state tickets; that WE shall have large democratic
majority In both houses OF the legislature, and the
indications point to the gain OF one democratic
Leading democrats who have canvassed the state
predict majority OF IL Geo to 1900 1t is conceded
that the blaine electoral ticket will run ahead OF
the republican state ticket.
The basis OF comparison in all dispatches sent
from THIS point VIII be the vote for Congressman
the state by about 500 majority. The weather is
cloudy with indications OF light rains.
4 Fun Vote Helm. Cast.
CHAILoTTE. n. C., November 4.--The voting IS
progressing quietly. The weather Is dr1zzly A
full vote is being cast The lines are drawn strictly
between the democratic and republican parties
The coalition ticket headed by York for governor,
VIII Tail considerably behind the presidential
ticket. prohibition ticket is In the field but IL
Will not be factor in the election There is no
Butler ticket in the field In this state Comparison
of the vote VIII be made with the vote OF 1880.
The Issues In the State.
RALEIGH, N. c., November 4.-The issues In
North Carolina are those raised by the national
platforms with the civil rights question, which Is
made prominent by the Edmunds bill pending in
the Senate. Or. York, The liberal candidate for
governor, Is not heartily endorsed by leading re-
publcans, many Of whom have pronounced for
Scales, the democratic candidate Blaine win get
some protection democratic votes. The prospects,
are that it win be the largest vote ever cast Com
parison will be made with the guberDatorial vote
OF 1880, when j. A. Davis had majOrity over Bux-
ton OF 8 aT. The weather Is cloudy, but there has
been no rain.
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$3.50 O'CLOCK p. M.
LATEST ELECTION news.
NEW YORK CIIY'SVOTE.
Kelly Claims $4,000 Majority for
Cleveland.
THE BUTLER Vote FALLEN AWAY.
CONTRADICTORY REPORTS ABOUT TRADING
In NEW YORK CITY.
IRISH VOTERS FOR BLAINE IN
NEW YORK TOWNS.
New York Bets Favor Blaine on the
General Result.
BOTH PARTIES STILL CLAIMING IN
DIANA AND CONNECTICUT.
IRISH VOTERS FOR BLAINE IN
NEW YORK TOWNS.
New York Bets Favor Blaine on the
General Result.
BOTH PARTIES STILL CLAIMING IN
DIANA AND CONNECTICUT.
DISPATCHES FROM OTHER STATES
LATEST FROM NEW YORK CITY.
The Talk About Trading-kelly Says
New York will Give Cleveland $4,000
Majority.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
NEW YORK, November 4.
The reports from all over the city up to 230 m.
at the headquarters Of the Tammany hall and
county democracy claim that there has not been so
much trading up to that time as had been expected
Reports from other sources seem to confirm this,
especially as regards Tammany hall. which
is holding its own vote, and getting so
many voluntary republican votes for Grant
for mayor, that it does not need to trade. The
county democracy do not seem to be so well Orga-
nlzed at the polls and 1t is not easy to obtain
curate advices- Mr.. Kelly says that as the situa-
ton stands at this time, he has reason to doubt
that Cleveland will have 700 majority in this
city. From 14th street up to 59th street most Of
the voting had been polled at one O'Clock p. m,
and in some places there was no one
at the polls but the two policemen and ticket
holders The election has been quiet all over the
city. John j. O'Brien and Bernard Biglin, the re-
publican leaders, stated at the Victoria hotel at
two pm that they knew Of plenty OF democrats
who had voted for Blaine, and that the trade was
going on, Notwithstanding the denials to the con-
trary.
Ldter.-Au advices agree that the Butler vote
has fallen nearly away in some parts OF the city.
g.. w. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04
MARKHAM ID.
A Review of the CanvaSs-COmpari.
Sons to be Made with the Vote for
Governor i'm 1SS:S.

A Review OF the Canvass-COmpari-
sons to be Made with the Vote for
Governor i'm 1883.
BALTIMORE, November 4.-The election through
out the state to-day, except in several counties
where the question OF local option" will be voted
on is for electors of President and Vice President
and six members OF Congress. There are four
presidential ticketS-the republican, democratic
peoples and the prohibition Besides the regular
republican and democratic tickets for members OF
Congress In each of the six districts the prOhbi-
tonists have candidates in the third and fourth
districts, embraced in this city. The canvass
which was brought TO close only last night. while
not attended with excitement or unpleaSantness,
has been most active and thorough by the republi-
cans and democrats in all the congressional dis
trictS. In fact the general interest has conferred
more upon the result OF the congressional than the
presidential election. Mr.. ST. John Is the only
presidential candidate who has addressed political
meetings during the campaign. The present rep
resentatiOE in Congress stands: Democrats, 4; re-
publicans, 9: the latter from the fifth and sixth
districts, which are regarded as the only doubtful
districts In the present election. In the congress
sonal election Two years ago the majority for Hon.
y. b; Holton, republican, was 1886 In the sixth
whose opponent was Hon. Montgomery Blair, was
1850. AL the election for governor, in November,
1888. when Mr.. HoltOn was the republican candi-
date. the fifth district gave McIane democrat. 90
majority The sixth district gave Holton, republi-
can, 39i majority. McLane's majority in the state
sons, when made, viii be with the vote for gov
ernor in 1883. The polls opened at a. and close
at q p M A transform prevails throughout the
state, but not OF sufficient severity to keep voters
from the polls The temperature is moderate.
All Quiet in Baltimore.
CoNsID ERABIE MAJORITY EXPECTED FOR ST. JOHN.
BALTIMORE, Md, November a, IL m.-The election
is proceeding very quietly in this city. and large
vote is being cast. In the fourth district F1ndlay
deml, candidate for Congress, is considerably cut
and VIII run behind the ticket. SO far as heard
from through the state. both parties are hard at
work. Little attention is paid TO the Butler ticket
but in this city St John is expected to get con-
Si1a 10 ITO
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GEORGIA.
Dull Canvass, Except the Bitter
Contest in the Fourth Congressional
District.

A Dull Canvass, Except the Bitter
Contest in the Fourth Congressional
District.
MACON, GA, November 4.-No Issues beyond
those between the great parties involved in the
elections In this state. The democratic ticket will
have large majority. The canvass is marked by
no popularity, except dullness Only two demo
cratic candidates for Congress have any opposi-
ton-Norwood, in the first district, who is opposed
by Pecarans, and Harris, in the fourth, whose op-
ponent Is Persons. The contest in the latter dis
trlct Is very bitter. The weather is murky. The
prospects are that full vote Will be cast. In the
last presidential election the popular in the
state was 155, ia The state gave Hancock 49, $50
majority Blount, for Congress, has no opposition.
Light Vote in South Georgia.
SAVANNAH, GA, November 4.-The election is
progressing quietly in southern Georgia. The
weather is threatening rain The indications are
that allght vote will be pOlled Only presidential
electors and congressman are being voted for. In
1880 the democratic vote was 102 500, and the re-
publican 52.64S.
Full Vote at Columbus.
COLUMBUS, GA, November 4.-The day opens
clear. A full vote will be pulled here to-day. The
democratic majority will be heavy. The contest
for Congressman in the fourth district is very
spirited, but the probabilities are that the demo-
cratic candidate will be elected by several thous-
and majority.
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The Largest Vote Ever POlIed-The Re.
pabiicans Hopeful of Carrying the
Sfafe-rhe Democrats Say Cleveland
VIII Have 3,jOO Majority.
Special Dispatch &c THE EVENING STAB:


NEWARK, y. j., November4 4.
Adyices from all parts OF the state Indicate the
largest vote ever pold in spite OF the threatening
weather. Tine republicans are hopeful, and especi-
ally In view Of the decrease in the prohibition
strength The Butler party is pretty wen broken
Up, and the Irlsh-ALaericanS Interested therein
have turned to Elaine The state committees ad-
vices froEl southern New Jersey have been more
encouraging since last Friday, and an increased
majority there Is promised
The democratic state committee men this morn
Ing say they have no fears Of the result, and be-
lieye Cleveland viii have $50 majority They
have been inspirited by the renewed interest Sena-
tor Mcpherson ana others have manifested during
the past week. and they have the most money
Secretary John G.. Foster, OF the republican state
committee, mOurnfuliy denies the story OF large
contributions He says the committee has never
oeen 50 poor. Both parties are watching for Illegal
sOterS. and have officers and warrants ready for
any emergency. No trouble has been reported yet,
1or Is any, believe, probable
HU.T, Newark Advertiser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04
NEW. HAMPSHIRE.
A Full Vote Of over $4,000 Expe,

A Full Vote Of Over $1,000 Expected.
CONCORD, n. H., November AT the biennial
election in this state to-day ballots will be cast for
presidential electors, governor. five members OF the
executive council. "a senators and 325 members Of
the house OF representatives. The sense Of the
voters will be taken upon the ACCESSIBILITY OF hold
ing convention to revise the constitution. All
parties will be represented by electoral tickets
nearly all the larger cities and towns, while In the
smaller places only the republican and democratic
torial nominees are: Hon. Moody Currier of Man.
chester. rep; Hon. John NJ. Hill, OF Concord, dem
and Hon. Larktn ID Mason, OF TamwOrth, pro. The
presidential vote in 1880 Garfield, 44852; Han
cock, 1874; j. B. Weaver. 52s; Neal Dow, 1S0, and
the gubernatoral vote in 1882 was: Hale, rep,
3S,4O2 Edgerly, DEM, 36.9l6: scattering, 967. The
campaign has been conducted with great vtgor
The best OF feeling prevails everywhere and no
trouble is anticipated. The weather is cloudy and
pected.
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VIRGINIA..
A Heavy Vote Expected-The Spirited
Fight in the Fourth Congressional

A Heavy Vote Expecteil-The Spirited
Fight in the Fourth Congregational
District.
RICHMOND, Va, November 4.-The prospect for a
heavy vote in this state to-day was never better.
AS there are no state officers to be selected there
were no local issues in the canvass In the fourth
congressional district the fight Is interesting,
owing, TO the fact that there are two republican
candidates I'm the field, James d. Brady white, and
Joseph Evans, cOlored. The democrats nominated
candidate merely TO bring out fuller vote for
the Cleveland electoral ticket, as the republicans
have an overwhelming negro majority in this dis
tr1ct. Brady is the nominee of the Malone party,
while Evans was put in the field by the antiMa-
honeites, and has been supported earnestly by
Gov Cameron. The democrats expect to and will
doubtless elect eight out OF the ten congressman
The basis of comparison will be the vote for Con-
greSSman-at-large In 1882, when John S. Wise (re-
adJuster> defeated John f. Massey (democrat9 by
$500 majority. The result Will determine the
strength OF the white republicans in Virginia, as
1t is the first general election since the readusters
by resolution adopted in their last state convention
declared themselves the republican party of Vir-
gn1a' There are indications OF light local rains
but hardly enough to materially interfere with
voting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04
LOUISIANA.

The Violence i'm the Third District.
NEW ORLEANS, November 4, 1D:45 q. m.-But
little other than national issues, the tariff mainly
and the success OF individuals for Congress- marked
the campaign In this state until the recent violence
In the third district, where a republican meeting
was broken up by democrats and sixteen or seven
teen OF the participants were killed and several
Deileved 10 have been drowned The first and fifth
districts each have two democratic and one repub-
ncaa candidate. with q chance for the success OF
the republican In each case; though the wholesale
arrest Dy the police OF this city or c0lOred labOrer
Is regarded as favorable TO the regular democratic
nominee In the first district All the congressional
canddates IN the sugar producing section are pro-
tectlonlStS IL Is believed that the vote Will not be
heavy, though the weather is clear ana pleasant
The last presidential election and the congressional
elect1On OF 1852 VIII be the basis OF comparison.
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RelVa Confident.

THE RETURN OF THE EQUAL RIGHTS CANDIDATE-sHE
SAYS The CONTEST Is BETWEEN CLEVELAND AND
HERSELF.
The only presidential candidate in Washington
to-day was Mrs. Belva Ann Lockwood. She re-
turned from her campaign tour In the northwest
evidently impressed her with great hope, for she
trod the pedals Of her tricycle. with confident air
to-day. and wore pinned upon her bosom an oaken
leaf, token OF strength. Alighting from her
OF men and small boys soon gathered around to
catch glimpse OF the candidate
"HoW Is the election gOing?" she said in reply to
The STAR reporters greeting. 81 have just re-
ceived dispatch from the St. Louis Post Dispatch
asking me that queS ion and replied Contest be-
tween Cleveland and myself, with chances In my
Iasor.' Applause and laughter from mel and
Mich.,n continued Mrs. Lockwood. "There had
an audience OF a thousand, though it was pay
lecture. People came, l am told, forty and one
hundred miles to attend. There was a Lockwood
ana stowe banner In the streets as well Blaine
ana Logan banner. I had more there than Frank
Huru, who spoke the following night, though his
lecture was Tree one. l am told that my strength
out there Is greater than Buffers" IA demonstra-
ton or deep feeling on the part OF the small boys
"Fatlgued by the labors OF the campaign" said
for OF all the candidates stopped at the best
hotels; had the best sleeping berths. am not
worried. This matter OF the presidency Is all In
SHOW win you receive the election news,n In
Quired the reporter.
''Well, just arrived home last evening and have
not thought Of that. Ny house WIN be open this
The candidate then climbed nimbly into her tri-
cycle, remarklng TO the reporter, who offered to
ASSIST mel, That It was machine which did saway
WIN gaLantry AS she cut q preliminary pigeon
wing, and raised her umbrella before Daring up
tne street, the small boys hurrahed. and an old
coioreo gentleman, who had been an attentive
Shuah.n
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specia, Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR
New YORK, November 4.
The day has opened cloudy and driZZly at inter-
walls, but the weather has not dampened the vot-
Ing IL seems II ali New York below 10th street
remained up all night in order TO be up early this
morning. The various political headquarters and
committee rooms. pool rooms. etc. were crowded
To overlooking. At TWO O'Clock j. III. at the demo-
cratic headquarters, at the Hoffman house. 1t was
almost impossible 10 get in or GU; OF the hotel
DEFECTIVE REPUBLICAN BALLoTG.
There Was great deal OF eXciteIne over an error
In printing the republican ballots for the city and
the Distribution OF thousands OF them before was
discovered The ballots were printed in Buffalo
and are the same for the city as the county,
whereas there is difference in the caption for all
places outside of New YORK city. When the ballots
were reprinted the OF of the electors was
clipped by the cutting machine. which, it Is
claimed invalidates the ballot for President The
republicans making every effort 10 reciify the
eluLderS-
EARLY AND CONTINUOUS VOTING.
Long lines OF voters were at most of the polls
In the 112 election districts OF the city when they
opened at six am, and there has been no abate-
ment in the voting, according TO the returns at
police headquarters up to noon.
BOTH DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS IN NEW YORK TRADING
TICKETS WITH REPUBLICANS.
John Kelly issued orders TO report any one who
was caught tratlin. Tammany tickets for mayor for
the republican electors but this, nevertheless, has
been going on at some OF the polls on the east
side. large number OF republicans in the
10Th and 21st assembly districts voted for Grant,
Tammany'S candidate for mSyOr The county de-
mocracy are reported TO be selling out Cleveland
In all of the districts In the central part OF the
city for republ,san votes for Grace for mayor.
In Brooklyn Albert Daggett, chairman Of the
stralghtout republicans. voted for Farley, demo-
cratic candidate fc: sheriff, and was followed by
many republicans, but all OF whom voted for
Blaine.
TWO UNEXPECTED BLAINE VOTES.
Capt Isaiah I.ynders, veteran democratic
leader, and John +. Coye, formerly OF Washing
ton, but low Tammanyites, voted for Blaine.
G.. W. A.
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A Cold and Gloomy Election Day.
Snow in Michigan.

A Cold and Gloomy Election Day
Snow in Michigan.
CHICAGO, November 4-The weather In this city
is cold, accompanied by drilling rain, and loco
motion is made difficult by reason of heavy rain
having fallen during the night. Special dispatches
to the Associated Press received at IN. state
that 1t rained all night at Detroit and is still
threatening. 1t showed all night at East Saginaw
at Fort Wayne and Crestltne. 1t is clear and
pleasant at Youngstown. 1t ra1ned all night at
Toledo, and is still threatening. 1t is cloudy and
cool at Lafayette and Terre Haute, and threaten
ing. 1t has been raining at Richmond Ind. 1t is
cloudy and cool at Indianapolis 1t is cold and
damp at Omaha, and threatening rain. At Mar
shutdown, Iowa, the weather is misty. Other
points in Iowa report the weather cloudy and grow
Ing cold.
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no republican dsaffection. Swinburne (rep), for
Congress, Is running ahead or the ticket
lrishmen Voting for blaine.


Congress, Is running ahead or the ticket
lrishmen Voting for Blaine.
WATERFOWL, n Y, November 4.-The election is
passing on quietly. A large number OF lrishmen
voted for Blaine In the 10 renoon St John is re
cey1ng little support, and Butler is hardly heard
OF. The republicans fear that the rain will cause
light vote In the rural districts
In Carthage nearly half the Irish vote was cast
for Blaine. IL is certain now that this town viii
show 4 republican gain.
Cleveland Will Get From 800 10 500
Majority in Utica - Spriggs Almost
Sure Of Reelection.
UTICA, N Y, November 4.-The weather is rainy.
but heavy vote is being poled. Surface indca-
tons are that Cevelands majority In the city Will
be from 800 to 800. Spriggs (dem) for Congress is
running ahead OF his ticket and is almost sure OF
reelection. Everything is quiet at the polls.
Reported Arrangement for BoltinS
Blaine.
In Ogdensburg it is reported both parties are
using money freely, and there Is some excitement
because or reported arrangement for boiling
Blaine.
OtsegO Will Give a big Majority for
Cleveland.
COMPENSATORY, Y. Y, November 4.-OtSego coun-
" Will give Cleveland more majority than IL gave
Illden In 1876. Pindar Will be elected 10 Congress
small Prohibition Vote i'm LOcsx pert.
LoCKPoKT, \. Y, November 4-Rain is falling,
but the CITY vote is unusually large. The pruhibi-
ton vote Is Unexpectedly small There were no
special indications OF local results at O'Clock.
Republican Gains Reported.
AUBURN, \. u, November 4.-The wealthy is cool
and cloudy and heavy vote is being polled. The
republicans claim considerable gains.