The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06
THE RESUL |.
LOOKSDEMOcRAqIC
New York, New Jersey,
Connecticut,
INDIANA AND THE SANE SOLID SOUTH
Undoubtedly for Cieveland by
GO0d Majorities.
TheRadicals Hanging on Threads
of Hope and Claiming
Everything.
But the Chances nre Rgyond rOubt Very
Strong Against TEcm.
40 BH AND PEACEFUL ELECTION.
But the Chances nre Rcyond rOubt Very
strong Against THcm.
40 EFT AND PEACEFUL ELECTION.
New Work.


TIE oFFICER8 TO III ELECrED.
NEW Iu"E, Nov. In this stale to-day
besides ,hc presidential electors, the cand,-
dates to bc voted for are tHo JudgrS OF the
cpuit of appeals, thrty-fnur cUnsrcssmen,
m mhcrs of the assembly, aud In varlou.
localities city and county officials jude,
o. the supreme court will bc elected, having
been nominated by both the Democrat
md the Republican conventions. IN
twrnty-slX Of the congressional district,
there alc IN addition to the nominations oi
the two principal parties nomin tions b!
the peoples party ANA by the Prohibition
istl. In five ofthc.c district both tn, SC par
ti.s have made nominations. There are IN
New York state, outside OF New York ana
Brooklyn, 1904 polling places or election dis
tricts. Returns from those wllihc compared
aud sent out Independent of New York city
and Brooklyn. ComparSons IN the state
will be made with the returns FOR pre-, idenl
In 1850. The vote in that wear Stp d: Gar
Held, 5j5,5ii; Hancock, 5sl,5ll, with 1855.
sea tering.
AwET DAY REPORTED.
NEW YoRK, Nov i.-Thc weather Is cool
and cloudy, with Occa ,ional light rain. The
same condition prevails, according to tele-
graphic adviccS, in the greater part OF the
state. In New York and Brooklyn the vo.-
ing Is remarkably quiet and steady, with
only the usual attendance ut the variou poll
ing places In New York the polls opened al
6a m. and closed at 1 p. IN. In Brooklyn
they opened at sunrise, G:3S, and will close o
sunset, 4:i0.
LONG ISLAND LOYAL.
JAMAICA, L. l., Nov. A heavy vote l.
being pollei in Queens county. The Pr hi
bition and butler vnte is light. Many Re
pubicans are cutting the Blaine electoral
ticket.
AT SEwBURG.
NEwBUEG, y. ", Nov. i.-Rainy weather
A very full vote. No conflict between Unit d
states deputy marshals and local officials
The voting proceeCs quietly. The Prohibit
ito, vote here will not go above leo. Tho
Butler vote is also light. Many Butler men
are voting for Blaine. The Republicans
claim Buine's majority in the city will be
400, a small increase over Garfield.
RoCHEsrER's REPORT.
ROCHESTER, Nov. 1.-The day opened wet
but by 10 clock v fair and dry. The eiec
tion Is proceeding quietly. a full vote is be-
ing polled. The Republicans claim large
gains in every ward of the city, and estimate
that they will carry Monroe county by 0OG
majority. The Democrats do not admit more
than half this majority. The independent
Republicans are polling large votc. Tho
Irish vote for Blaine is not larger than was
anticipated.
BUFFALO STANDING BY CLEVELAND.
BUFFALO, Nov I-rhc election is passing
off Tquetly The Indications point to the
largest vote ever poled in this city. In the
ninth ward, strongly Republican, in which
Governor Cleveland votes, there
is an unusally strong effort
being made to carry it for him. Evil
IDENTIFY the friendly regard for him Is be-
lieved to be strong enough to carry the ward.
WHERE CLEVELAND VOTED.
There was u large nu mber waiting at the
polling place where GOV. Cleveland votes, to
greet the governor and witness his voting
At a few minutes before s O'Clock he ap
peared, was supplied with straight
Democratic ticket, and taking his position
at the foot OF the column, patiently
awaited his turn 10 vote. He simply said to
the polling clerk: "Is it all right?" and upon
being answered in the Affirmative, passed on.
AS he passed from behind the railing some
one suge ested three cheers for Cleveland, and
these, with a tiger, were given with will
Tue governor bowed his acknowledgements
In company with G. w. Miller he p oceed d
to the latter's stables, where he to X u car
riage and was driven rapidly 10 the depot
where he entered Pullman coach bound for
Albany.
AT SYRACUSE
SYRACUSE, Nov. i.-The vote is =, ry
heavy. Like reports come from all sur
rounding villages and towns.
TAMMANY LOYAL.
NEW YORK, Nov.4 u MP to this hour
al parties seem TO be voting steadily AID
squarely for their local, state and national
tickets. As far as observance can discern
there has b en- no cutting of Cleveland by
Tammany, and Tammany is casting fun
vote Tor Grant. No trading is reported, or
Il siurbanc'.
THINGS AT TROY.
TROY, Nov. 4.--There is light rain,
bui an average vote is being polled In this
city and county. Blaine is running full up
to the Garneld vote in 1880. The Irish Blaine
vote in the city ia estimated at50o. The But
Ter vote is not as heavy es was expected. The
st. John vote Is light.
BpooKLYN TRUE BLUE.
DRooKLYN, Nov. 4.-1he Democrats are
rolling up a largo majority foi
Cleveland in the Democratic wards,
While the Republicans ao working
hard in Republican wards to pull 1t down.
The leaders of tho Democratic party sa,
majority In Kings county, will
De from ls,0CO to 2oe00, but Republicans clain
he viii not get out of the county with moi
than 10000. She Butter and t. John vote 1
very small
Nrw Y6RE ASD BROOKLYN SOLID.
NEw Yo}K Nov. IA bulletin received ~
the Dcp( sstlc national hcadauarters tbi'
-ao. ad IS fsI|1l11l iII|e andy VOC T.