Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-05
NEW xDuA STATE.

Ngw YORK, Nov. 4.--rhe weather Is cool
aud cloudy. occasional light rain, The same
condition prevails, according to telegraphc
adyices. In the greater part of the ate In
New York and Brooklyn the voting is re-
Inurkably q3let aud steady with only the
usual attendance at the various polling
places In New York the polls opened at &
\. Nj aud close at =. NJ. In Brooklyn they
opened mt sunrise d:3SA. NJ, and will close
AT sunset, i'i9
In this State to-day, besides Presidential
Electors, the following Cludidates will be
voted for. Thirty four CongrcSsnen, mem
hers of the Assembly, aud in various local.
/ % city aud county officials. IN twenty six
., e Congressional districts there are in
rlL ion to the nomination Of the two prin-
rtptl parties, nominations by either the
rrNo els party or Pronibitiunists, In five of
the districts both those parties have made
mo-" nations. There are in New York State
uut de ct New York aud brooklyn, 1894
pol " places, or election districts. Returns
trt these will be compared and sent out
cd, 4endent Of New York city and Brook
- DO The comparison in this State will be
Ii with the returns for President in 1850.
Z. ,Ote in that year stood Garfield 1h5, jll;
Ii .rOck 6N 81 with 1850 scattering,
l,OrHEsrEE, Nov i--lhe day opened wet,
hu' ~ 10 O'Clock IL was fair aud dry. The
-'..rc ION Is proceeding quietly and full
prALo, New York Nov. i-The day
rr,, ID cold, rainy and very dsagreeable,
rltt VI has now cleared up Indications point
Tt q" largest vote ever polled in this city.
! At Niuth Ward, strongly Republic m, In
llcl Governor Cleveland votes, there is AN
unusually strong effort being made to carry
It for him The friendly regard for him is be
lieved TO be strong enough to carry the
ward,
HUDSON, Nov i-Thc election is proceed
ing with unusual quietncss and good order
At noon the largest vote ever taken at that
hour had been east The Republican Elec-
tornl ticket is running considerably ahead
oi the State and locll tickets. The indloa
tions are OF largely increased Republican
vote over 1880, Reports from the country
towns are to the same effect. All parties
are active, aud the vote OF the county will
be very large ST John and few Butler
votes are being cast
BWnoKLYN, Nov. As p. M.-rhe Butler
aud st. John vote is very small Much feel
ing Is expressed in the Republican districts
against the Independent Republicans. who
are conspicuous In their work for the sue
cess uf Cleveland. The di,afcctiOn Is IN
the First, Seventh. and Twentieth wards
BUFFALO, Nov, I.-Therc was large mum
Der awaiting at the polling place where
erdnr and witness his vOtilg. At a few
minutes before eight O'Clock he appeared
and was supplied with a straight Dem0cr tti(
ticket, and taking mp his position At the foot
al the column patiently awaited his turn
He I'D to the polling clerk; ut is al
right ami upon being answered In tn,
Affirmative, passed on. As he passed from
behind the railing. some one suggested tha
three cheers be given for Cleveland and
those with tiger were given with will
The Governor bowed his acknowledgements
and In COMPANY with G, ". Miller proceed
81 tp the tter's Stable whore he took
carrlHge and " driven rapidly to the dcpo
when he entered Pullman coach bounC
for Albany.
sfRAcuSg ~ Y. nov. THE vote is yer,
hc,yy. Like reports from all surroundinl
Vi,l1ges and towns.
Albany. y Y, Nov. 4-Light rain thl
morning, raw day, he1yy vote pGlled, /!
some words three four.h> the total regis
trltion ppilei before noon. Butler vct
lighter than was expected.
TRuy, Nov. IA lilft r in. hut au aver
age vote is being Vulled. In the city pEt
county Blaine Is Running illly mp 10 q
Hr.d vote in ls-n. The Irish Blaine vote n
{. uut ts helyy rs WAS expected. The 81
John Presidential vote Is light.
NEN fOHK, Nov. Al P. Mp 10 thi
hour all p rites seem 10 be voting ste idl
und llarply tyc - tc lud y tipull Ticket
A. far as observed there has been no cuttiu
OF C,cve!lud by tAnm NY, md Iamm n
j, cJstinr tts mn vote for Grant No trtdiu
Is report j. 1d Ho disturb nee,
NEN Ek, .,tFs l-iue polling in all N
districts up to P. NJ ui i.y was heavy bu
quiet, II WE reported that in the s.Xteent
Assembly District the Republicans wer
trading anything foT the Electoral tickr
In the Seventeenth Assembly District Il
said late this afternoon that the Democrat