Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-11-04
TODAY } = J ERECTION.
New York is ollinp I Heavy
ysts on Both Sides.

ysts % Both Sides.
lI'amlnany WORKING solidly
for the Cleveland Ticket.
Returns from Other States indicate
a Large Vote on Both Sides.
~ TO.Day's El-ciions.
NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. 4-Besides the presi.
Dental electors the following candidates
will be voted for in this state: T1o
Judges Of the court Of appeal; thirty.
four congressman, members of the q.
sembly, and in some places city and
county officials and judges Of the su.
preme court. In tw.nty.six congress
sional districts there are candidates OF
the prohibition and labor parties outside
of New York aud Brooklyn. There are
in this state 1894 polling places and the
returns from these will be sent out indie.
pendent Of New York City and Brook.
iyn.
Buffalo, N. Y. Nov. 4-There was a
large crowd at the polling place where
Cleveland voted. A little before eight
he appeared and was supplied with 4
ballot. He took his place IN line await
ing his turn to vote and as he passed
from behind the railing some one sug-
gested three cheers, which were given
heartily with tiger. He was then
driven to the station where he took a
seat in a car bound for Albany.
7 Syracuse, N. Y. Nov, 4-Vote heavy
in all villages and towns around.
Newberg, N. T., Nov. 4-Weather
rainy. Heavy vote. Everything is quiet.
Schenectady, Nov. 4-The election is
spirited here and throughout the county,
both parties working vigorously.
Hudson, Nov. 4-The election is pro-
ceedlng quietly and in good order. The
largest vote ever cast will be polied here.
The democrstic electoral ticket is run.
nlng considerably ahead of the state and
local tickets and the indications are that
the democratic vote will be largely in.
creased over the vote Of 1880. Reports
from the country towns are to the same
effect. Many st. John and but few But.
Ter votes are being polled.
Utica, Nov. "A heavy vote. Cleve-
lands majority is estimated from surface
Indications to be from 800 to 500.
Cooperstown, Nov. 4-The indications
are that Otsego county will give Cleve-
land more of majority than it did Til
den.
Brooklyn, Ny, Nov. 4-The republicans
concede the city to the democrats by 1O,-
600 majority.
New York. Nov. 4. lip. m.-Up to
this hour voting proceeds steadily and
uninterruptedly. No cutting OF Cleve-
land by Tammany, which is casting
full vote for Grant. No disturbances.
Troy, Nov. 4--L,ght rains. An aver
age vote is polled in the city and coun-
try. Blaine is running fully up to Gar
fields vote.
Brooklyn. N. Y, Nov. 4-The demo.
Gratis are rolling up large majority for
Cleveland in the democratic wards.
while the republicans are working hard
in republican wards to pull it down.
New York, Nov. 4-The national and
state democratic committees are report
ed as receiving favorable advlces from
all parts of the state. Tsmmany and
the county democracy are acting fairly.
A large vote is being polled.
Rochester, N. Y. Nov. 4.-The day
opened wet, but by 10 o'clock it was fair
and dry. Election quiet and full vote
is being polled. Both parties seem tc
have thorough organization. The re-
publicans claim large gains in every
ward in the city and estimate they will
carry Monroe county by 5000 majority
The democrats don't admit more thar
half this majority. The independent
republicans are polling large vote
Tho Irish vote for Blaine Is not greater
than anticipated.
New York Nov. "A bulletin read al
the democaatic national head quarter
this morning read as follows: Early
vote large; great demand for Cleve
land tickets in republican districts; nj
democratic detection visible. Butler'l
vote inperceptible; immense Cleveland
majority is claimed here and in Brook
lyn. In Brooklyn the independent re
publicans are in great force at the pollt
for Cleveland.
Cleveland. o., Nov. 4-Weather murky
threatening rain. The polls throughout
the city were organized peacefully and I
heavy vote was polled early, about th'
same as in corresponding time in Oct
No deputy marshals or special police q
the polling places.
Cincinnati. Nov. 4-Cloudy weather
Voting began promptly without dis
turbanoe. Less excitement and interest
and smaller crowds about the polling
places than at the October election. Al
8 a heavy cold rain set in which drove
away all idlers. No disturbance reported
except in one precinct where colored
man offered to vote who was non.resi
dent. He was knocked down and carried
away. No officers around the polls