The Portland daily press., 1884-11-04
NEW YORK.

Animated Scenes i'm Wall street-War-
rants Issued for Cases of Illegal Regis
tration-Estimares of the Troy TeIe-
gram.
Troy, N. Y, Nov. 3.-In answer to nearly
400 telegraphic inquiries sent out on Saturday
night, the Troy Telegram has received 247 de-
spatches giving estimates of the Presidential,
State and Congressional vote tomorrow. These
statements are from every State in the Union,
and include nearly every county in New York.
They come from prominent politicians and
editors OF all shades of political opinion. The
estimates from New York State Indicate that
the st. John vote will De quite heavy espec-
tally in the central and northern counties. But
ier's strength is generally regarded as not SO
great as was supposed three or four weeks ego.
In the country the vote will in many places be
very little larger than in 1880.
The total registration in Troy is somewhat less
than it was four years ago.
The Democrats claim Ulster county by 500 plur-
aity and the Republicans claim it by 600. There
is some dissatisfaction among the Irish Democrats,
which Is offset by the st. John and Independent
vote: Butler has large following. Ulster gave
Garfield 124 plurality.
II In Niagara county Butler will poll about 300
ality.
Chemung county is claimed by the Republicans
by 800 plurality. Mr.. Arnot. Protection Dem
ocrat, was endorsed by the Republicans for Con-
gress.
Au hAVuIOo COuuby Ln0 QlEauocJ1OQ OF PurCelI6
friends is expected to swell the Blaine majority to
between 1000 and 5000.
In Schenectady county the Prohibition vote will
reacn @ SuV put tne Republicans expect to have 600
Garfield had 622 plurality.
In Orange county st. John will have fully 1000
votes while Buffers vote will be large in the west
ern districts. The Republicans expect to hold Gar
neld's majority of 416, while the Democrats are
confident of 500 majority.
In Erie county Garfield had 1851 plurality and
the Republicans look for 3 900 this year.
Columbus county has few Independents, no But
terites and few st. John men. st. Johns vote will
be about 200.
In Onondaga the Independents hope tolcut Gareld's
plurality OF ,421 down to $500, while the Repub-
hcans hope to increase it.
~ yuga county, which gave Garnold 1896 ia
claimed by 5000.
Kings county will give much heavier Democratic
majority than VISUAL.
Delaware county is claimed for Blaine by 900 1t
gave Garfield 974.
Putnam gave Garfield 4o6. 1t is claimed for
Washington county is claimed by the Republicans
by 5000. 1t gave Garfield 1884.
Essex county is expected to increase the Republi-
can majority There is little disatfecton either
side in the Champlain valley.
In Green county the Democrats expect an in
creased majority.
In Jefferson, the st. John and Butler votes will
about offset each other, leaving the county about
the same as for Garfield with z20O plurality.
Dntchess gave Garfield 2,570 and is now claim cd
for Blaine by $500.
Putnam is claimed by the Republicans by 500. 1t
gave Garfield 4O6.
Montgomery gave Gerfeld 2S3, but this wear will
probably go Democratic.
St. Laurence will give Blaine reduced majority.
In otsego county, Ramsey, Republican candidate
Tor Congress, will run ahead of his ticket. On the
national ticket the Democrats expect an increase of
the plurality of 1880.
In Tioga st. Johns vote will be about 43O mostly
drawn from the Republicans, which will reduce
Garheld's plurality of 1923.
Lewis will fall behind Garfield because of Prohi-
btion disaffection.
An Unexpectedly large Prohibition vote in Che.
mango will reduce the Republican majority.
, ayne county is expected to increase the Repub-
lican majority.
Saratoga county will probably increase the Repub-
lican majority because of local dsaffection among
the Democrats
Warren county is expected to give Blaine GOO
majority.
Oneida will also give him good majority.
In Herkimer county the Republicans claim from
700 to 1900 plurslity. Garfield had 1861.
Franklin is claimed for Blaine by 1900.
st. Johns strength in Oswego county is dwindling
as large vote as Garfield had.
Orleans is claimed tor Blaine by 1890.
Clinton is claimed by the Republicans by 1900.
Steuben county has good many Prohibtionists
but the Republicans claim they will have 1900
majority.
the central counties will fully equal the majorites
for Garfield.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-It is said that Pinkerton's
detectives have reported to the United States au-
thorities that there are between 200 and 300 lille,
gal registrations at Coney Island.
United States Assistant District Attorney Angel
are going over the registry lists and 900 warrants
are said to have been issued for cases of illegal
registration, including about so marines in the
barracks and cob dock. 1t is said that accordine
to the statute they are outside the city and there
fore have no right to register.
Judge Moore, in the Kings County Court of Ses-
sions, today, charged the grand jury that there
would probably be some election frauds brought
before them for consideration.
New YORK. Nov. 3.-Know1edge was obtained to
day by the authorities in this city to the effect that
htty men registered from a single honse on West
18th street, in which not one of them resided De
tectves were this afternoon placed in possession
and about dozen bench warrants issued, some Of
which they expect to execute during the day. The
indications are that very large number of arrests
will be made tomorrow.
New YORK, Nov. 3.-Wall street presented a
very animated appearance today and the excite
ment ran high. The streets in the vicinity of the
exchanges were crowded with members of the va
rious boards discussing politics and at intervals
cheers would be given for Blaine and then for
Cleveland. Considerable money was wagered on
the result.