Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-11-04

ElyrlS. Ohio. Nuv. A full vote is
being polled but few outside the two
principal parties.
Newark. Ohio. Nov. 4.-Over two hun-
|dfed moro votes wsss polled than in Oc>
EEhse.
Cleveland. Ohio Nov. 4-c:ss e. n.
the vote in the oity 10 likely to fall
below the Octobsr vote. Both parties
claim an..alvantage there. Prohibition
increased few votes for Butler.
NEW JERSEY.
i, Trenton. N. j., Nov. 4-New jersey TO-
day votes for presidential electors. seven
congressman, full assembly aud part OF
state senate. In 1880 the vote OF this,
state stood. hancock l22,665; Garfield
l2O.555; Weaver 2,8l7; Dow, proh,bi-
tionht, 19l. Comparisons on the vote
to-day will be made with the above.
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence. R. l., Nov. 4-weather
cloudy, threatening rain. Voting com.
mensed early and promises to be a full
one.
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Nov. At is believed
the vote will not be heavy though the
weather is clear and pleasant.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Nov. 4. 1890 o. m.-Despite
the disagreeable weather the outlook at
this hour is for ths largest vote ever
polled in the city. Reports show that
the lines of voters at the various polling
places averaged from two to three hund-
red voters at each, at eight o'clock and
the voting since that hour has been
steady and rapid. No disturbances of
any character have been reported up to
tais hour. and the feeling now is that
the day will be one of comparative quiet.
All the banks and exchanges are closed.
as also nearly all the business houses
Chicago, Nov. 4-The RAIN continues,
but the only apparent effect in this city
is more surely to preserve the peace at
the polls, but 1t does not apparently
presage any reduction in the size of the
total vote. The total vote promises to
be unprecedentedly larg. and the only
fear nov held is that the full vote can
not be polled in tue heavily popular pre-
cincts, and some compliant on this
ground is heard. Very few prohibition
or Butler votes are being cast.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Charleston, N. O. Nov. 4.-No trouble
at Seneca as.reported, nor in any part
of the state.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Columbia. 3. y. Nov. 4.-The report
of the riot at Seneca is unfoupded.
Another cool, drizzling rain.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Nov. 4,-The election to-day
is for electors and members of Congress
and oil four parties have electoral tick
cts in The field. Rain prevails throughout
the state, but is not severe enough to
keep voters from the polls.
KANSAS.
Topeka, Ks, Nov. 4-Undcr the state
laws jndgt of election are compelled to
count all the names on each ticket as
taken from the ballot box, so it will be
impossible to give the vote on governor
or congressman ahead Of the remainder
of the ticket. Weather delightful and
an immense vote is being polled.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Del. Nov. 4-Presidential
electors and member Of congress will
be chosen, together with o full county
ticket in each of the three counties.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Mase.. Nov. 4-Weather
cloudy and threatening. The four
parties have candidates for the guber.
uatorial and congressional positions
Republican, for governor, Robinson
present incumbent; democrat. for gov
ernor. Endicott; peoples party, CAT
ferty; prohibition, Seelye, of Amherst.
Worcester, Mass, Nov. 4-The election
is gong on quietly. Voting on thu
national ticket is badly split up. Paster'
of the three leading tickets are being
used freely over the common
tickets. and so Blaine and Logar
electors 70 into the box under a Butler
or Cleveland heading and vice versa
The Independent republicans vote fo
Cleveland and for the republican stat
and local tickets. Butler gets more vote
than Cleveland in this city.
| TENNESSEE.
Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 4-The electio,
is passing off quietly. The colored vot
is going solid republican. Weather clear
Knoxville, Nov. fat noon the elec
tion was passing of quietly. Drizzllnl
rain.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 4-The prospec
of o heavy vote in the state was neve
better; ps there are no state officers Il
be elected and no local issues. In th
fourth congressional district the fight
interesting because there are two repub
liean candidates in the field, James I
Brady, (white), and, Jos. Evans, (colored,
The democrats only nominated cand,
i