Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-05
NEW YORK.

NEW Y 0RK, Oct. 4.-IheIe are in New York
Stale, 0utside Of New York and BROOKLYN.
1898 polling Jlaces or election districts. The
returns from these are compared and sent out
initpendeutiy Of New York City and Brook
Eu Comparison Is with the returns for
President Iu 1850.
The various business exchanges Offices.
stores and public buildings, with but few ex-
eeFtQns. were closed to-day. The custom
-la,e was open for an hour. The post Office
maize %, usual deliveries. The State courts
we're closed, but the United States Commits
soners were IN session to decide election
eases
The polling in all the districts up to O'Clock
la been heavy but quiet. The city was al
most us st-ll Us sunday. IL was reported that
il lle sixteenth Assembly district the Re
l-'lcans were trading anything for the cleo
ti4l ilcaet. In the Seventeenth Assembly
district DO was said late this afternoon that the
D-A'cFitlc national ticket had the lead. \
report was current around the Fourteenth
assembly district that TammanY Hall was
running Butler electoral ticket. Republic
Can ballots. folded double, were discovered.
DO number of districts trading Cleveland
aug hendricks votes for Grant and Grace Is
Spy I'd DE common among the Democrats
1--ei developed considerable strength IN the
over part of the city.
E-mlra gives Blaine a gain of 554 over Gar
---.- tlemuug county gives Blaine 400 ma
lI.-l, Bush. DEM. Is elected Assemb ymdn,
-ll ARR old- Dem, TO Congress.
tt-aIausds county VIII give l,500 for Blaine.
pom Republican Assemblymen will be
e5siel, also The member Of Congress.
---l.t wards IN Auburn give l,0lO Repuhll-
f- f- plurality. The plurality will probably
Complete returns from Syracuse give Blaine
4u4ilrlty of 1.Si9.
.2ap.ele returns from Utica give about 400
riiE Tor Cleveland.
t-e majority for Blaine in Fuller county Is
80 -le Republican majority for Congress
~ = about 200. The Republican Assembly
nm ls elected
,A-tg4auy county is good for $500 plurality
-s republican ticket McEwan has 5000
.Ss,s.and carries Oneida county by a hand
--e mailritv.
s1i-eu towns in Allegheny county give
Tl majority OF about LOO over Cleye-
~, Lle Republican candidate for Con-
"a about the same majority.
-l-f, Dem. for Congress, has about
.-i. majority IN SchOharle. and Cleveland
--. -''l lt Is probable that the Demo
80 majority i'm Albany county will be less
~. The Democrats cOncede the cleo
~ Ell sHinhurn, Rep. 10 Congress.
- nsllth Congressional ticket complete
----zer l5s5lo, Thum S,5l0, and McCaDe
~. ,-e 0EE, Nov. 5. A. M.-The corrected
-s5se. NeW York city show Cleveland ;
-. ln New York city 10 be 50. .0S3. Grant.
L-lse majority.
r-oeokyn, hns's county. complete gives
fil,l f-,l.,ll g majority over Blaine Of 1898.
II F.yS..n y..n at 8 q. m. says that correction
r.-r llFk elty's vote makes il as follows:
Et.s-d E-s35, Blaine S9,552, majority
t-s'ea hundred and thirty election
l---t- -l NeW York outside Of New York
~. f.-t urooklyn show Blaine 266, ,357. Cleve-
-----.1, Butler 7,29I, st. John l4.255. Net
Vic gain 500.
s-F. loSk, Nov. s. 4 4A.M.-Eleven hundred
ofN-- y--'s seven election districts outside
Cs- 4Yik and Brooklyn: Blaine "a, c4s,
81. ---l -4,4s6, Butler 1872, st. John Il, SIS.
---iiefatlc gain sos.
AT cLEvELAND's HOME.
r1-l So Al-o, y. Y, Nov. 4.-The day opened
s-T --t very dlsagreeable. but cleared up,
ue X;-..4A .4A slone brightly at 10 O'Clock. In
Flrl c ward, strongly Republican, IN
u1r.-.1Iy1t- Cleveland votes, there was an
farf--s strong effort being made to carry II
lar-r--- 'olers were importuned, as q mat
efr1r te t-te iue the city, to vote for the Gov
Cr5 f'-t- mere was an evident friendly re-
llEs--.s5 --n- In the First and Eighth wards,
el.r--- s-l9nEly Democratic, the Democratic
elsf M tt--teu Two nominees for Aldermen in
q srs "a aud strong effort was made
eei- Illesenfs Of each Of the nominees for
% --,lee, While their wSs strong talk
esefr-.if if-l-Qer Of voters trading Gd
rsre tickets for their Alder
l,1st Ie-lldaies. Betting IN the city was
ban ,e.; while light odds are given for
tlls - Inc sle county. In the pool cOmbina-
AeE T-Lple Of the pools was New York.
cses So and Connecticut, Democratic
rloce - same combination. Republican
gersous 80 80 there was a large number OF
Co.. Cie.e, se aitlng at the polling places where
aes rs s-and voted to greet him and wit
Ge'oe-i voting. At a few minutes before {
s.Fs7etA n y appeared. He was supplied with 3
Position ~ y loeratle ticket, and, taking up his
aEsfe5 t -t ne foot Of the column, patiently
s s.ur5- rn urn 70 vote. When his turn came
al rrr. 5lt.l % the clerk. sis it all rightg'i
piss5 ~ 9elng answered in the affirmative,
lliirr - ~. As he passed from behind the
-lld Vr5,-iie V5ie suggested three cheers for Cleve-
su Te1 Wlth tiger were given with 4
1alts -Js Governor bowed his acknowledg-
~ company with Mr.. c. W. Miller