Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04
NEW YORK.
Comparisons to be Made with tile Vote
of 1850.

NEW YORK, November AIN this state to-day,
Desldes presidential electors, the following cand-
dates VIII be voted for Two judges OF the court of
appeals, "a Congressman, members of the assembly,
l, and IN I'm, tne various localities city and county oi
cialS Inc Judges for supreme court will be elected,
having been nominated by both the democratic
ana republican conventions. In 26 of the congress
SOnal districts there are, in addition to the nom-
nations OF the two principal parties nominations by
the peoples party or by the prohibitionlst In five
Oh 1hese districts both these parties have made
NOMINATIONS There are in New York state, outside
OF New York and Brooklyn, 1894 polling places or
election districts. Returns from these viii be COM
pared ana sent out independent OF New York city
anu b[Ookl!h. The comparison In the state Will be
made with the returns for President in 1850. The
vote Id that year stood: Garfield 555,54 Hancock,
534,5ll, With 1885 scattering votes.
1880 a. ns. s.-TIae Voting Going Oh
Quietly and Steadily ia New York
and Brooklyn.
11:3O am.-The weather is cool and cloudy,
the sun having struggled through the clouds once
OF Twice since daybreak. At 11:30 O'Clock the ind-
cations are that it viii rain before night The
same condition prevails, according to telegraphic
adv1ces, in the greater part OF the state In New
York and Brooklyn the voting has been remarkably
quiet and steady, with only the usual attendance
aol at 1ne a various polling places In New York the
poiS opened at q am and Will close ut pm. In
at sunset, 4:49.
No Cutting OF CLEVELAND by TalMmany.
NEW YORK. November 4, 12 NIP to this hour
all parties seem to be voting steadily and squarey
for their local, state and national tickets AS far
as the observer can discern there has been no cut
ting OF Cleveland by Tammany, and Tamlnany is
casting ful! vote for Grant. No trading is re-
ported, ana there has been no disturbance.
The Struggle for the 1Is;yoraity in New
York City.
New YORK, November 4-Ihe various business
exchanges, Offices stores and pubic buildings,
with but few exceptions, were closed to-day The
custom house was open for an hour. The post Office
made It's usual deliveries. The state courts were
cloSed, but the L. s. commissioners were in session
10 ueclde election cases From all sides the strlg-
gle for the mayoralty was reported as running
Mgn, with Grant and Grace in the foreground
GiobS was behind, and practically out OF the race.
News at Democratic Headquarters.
AT the headquarters OF the democratic national
and state committees everything was reported as
progressing very fayorlbiy outside and in the CITY
for the nationa! ticket 1t was said that every
thing throughout the city quiet, and that no
underhand business had !een discovered bulIe-
TN received at democratic headquarters this morn
Ing reads as follows:
Early vote large a great demand for Cleve-
land tickets in republican districts Nodemocratic
detection visible. Butler vole inperceptibIe Im-
Iaen;e Cleveland majority Indicated here ana in
Brooklyn. In Brooklyn independent republicans
IN great force at the polls for Cieveland'
later dispatch received at the same place read
New York ard Brooklyn Indications same at
same hour when Cleveland elected governor All
tion.n
DlSpatcheS from New Jersey said that ''the elec-
tlon was progressing quietly and favorably."
AT republican national and state committees
headquarters 1t was said that things had favora-
bic outlook for the national ticket ana a hopeful
feeling was ente etalned.
Blaine Will set an Increased Majority
Over Cartel. at Neyybl,r..
NEwBURG, n. Y, November 4.-The weather is
rainy. very fun vote is being cast. There is no
conflict between the United States deputy mar
shals and the local officials and the vollnc pro-
IA ynta
exceed 100. The Butler vote Will also be light
Many Butler men are voting for Blaine Rcpubii-
cans clam that Blaines majority in the city viii
be 400, a small increase over Gariied'S
Blaine Ahead in Schenectady.
SCHENECTADY, n. Y, November 4.--The election
In Schenectady, city and county, is spirited Both
sides are working desperately. The county will
give Blaine 400 or more majority and West (repub-
lcaD Ior congress 800 The election OF Veeder IRE
publ1caM for the assembly Is expected by at least
200 majority.
Cleveland Gaining on Hancock In
Richmond County.
STAPLETON, n. Y, November 4-Votinp Is prO-
ceeding quietly in Richmond county, Cleveland,
will secure a majority OF 400 larger than Han
cocks There is close fight On the assembly, the
democrats cutting their candidate generally.
Queens County Republicans Cutting
Their Ticket.
JAMAICA, n. Y, November A heavy vote is
being poied In Queens county. The prohibition
and Butler votes will be light. Many republicans
are cutting their electoral ticket
Republicans Claim 5000 Majority in
Monroe County.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y. November 4-The day opened
wet. but by ten O'Clock the weather~Xas fair The
election Is proceeding quietly full vote is being
poled and both parties seem to have Thorough Or
ganizauon: The republicans claim Large gains In
carry Monroe county by 5000 ma1orityl The dem
ocrats DO not admit more than hah this majority.
Greenleaf (dem), for Congress, largely leads his
ticket, but owing to the heavy vote he may be de-
feated. The Independent republicans are polling a
large vote. The Irish vote for Blaine viii not be
greater than was anticipated.
Large Democratic Vote at Hudson.
HUDSON, N. Y. November 4.-The election is pro-
ceeding with unusual Quietness and good order.
At noon the largest vote recorded here at that
hour haO been cast The democratic electoral
ticket Is running considerably ahead OF the state
creased democratic vote over 1880. Reports from
the county towns are to the same effect All par
ties are active, and the vote OF the county will be
very large. Many St John and few Butler votes
are being cast
Chcmung County will be Close.
EIA1RA, n Y..November 4, II a. m.-The election
is progressing quietly. A heavy vote is being
polled The indications are that the county
[Chemung) Will be close.
NEW JERSEY.
The Vote 10 be Compared with that Of
1850.
TRENTON, N. j., November New Jersey will
to-day vote for presidential electors, seven Con-
gressmen, a full assembly and part of the state
senate The state in 1880 gave Hancock plurality
OF 2O10 as follows: Hancock 1922 565 Garfield 100 555
Weaver {greenback) 2617, Dow prohtbitiOnist) 1871
Comparisons on the vote Of to-day Will be made
with the above vote. The present delegation in
Congress is composed Of four republicans and
three democrats The polls open at a. m. and
will close at z p m.
CONNECTICUT.
The Largest Vote Ever Cast I'm the
State Expected.
Hartford, CONN.,, November 4.-The elections
to-day in Connecticut are for presidential electors
governor and other state officers, members OF Con-
gress, half the state senate and also senator in
the 18th district to I'LL vacancy, the entire house
Of representatives and judges OF the probate