Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-04
THE VOTING IN NEW YORK.
Indications OF . Very Larg Poli--importsnt
DemOcrAtto (}nfus

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The weather is
cool and cloudy, with indications OF rain
before night. The same weather prevails
throughout the greater part of the state,
In this city and Brooklyn the voting has
been remarkably quiet and steady with
only the usual attention at the polls.
At Jamaica, N. Y, the vote is heavy,
but that for Butler and Prohibition is
light. Many Republicans are cutting
their electoral ticket.
STURDY INDEPENDENT REPUBLICANS,
At Rochester. N. Y, the day opened
wet. but was fair by ten O'Clock. The
election is proceeding quietly and tho
vote full. The Independent Republicans
are polling a large vote. The Irish vote
for Blaine il not greater than was antio-
pated the Republicans claim Monroe
county by 5000 majority and the Demo-
cratic concede $500.
GREAT DEMOCRATIC INCREASE.
At Hud' on, N. Y, all was quiet at noon
the largest vote being recorded ;the Demo.
cratic electors running considerably ahead
of the local and state tickets with largely
increased Democratic vote over 1880.
Reports from the country towns are to the
same effect. Many st. John and few But
Ter votes are being cast.
KINGS COUNTY GOOD FOR 5000.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. AN Demo-
cratic ward they are rolling up a large
majority for Cleveland, while Republicans
are working hard in their wards to pull it
down. Democrats say Cleveland's ma,
iority In Kings county will be eighteen to
twenty Thousand, but the Republicans
contend that it won't be more than mir re or
ten thousand. The Butler and st. John
vote is very small
ssCLEvELAND AHEAD IN HIS OWN HOME.
BUFFALO, Nov. 4,-The day opened
| cold, raining and very disagreeable. The
election is passing off quietly, and the in
polled In this city. In the Ninth ward
| largely Republican, but Cleveland's own
ward) appeals are being made to votel to
support him as a ma tier Of pride. 1t is
believed tho Democrats will carry the
ward.
| Just before eight o'clock Cleveland ap.
peared at the polls and supplied with a
straight Democratic ticket, took his placs
at the foot of the line patiently waiting
his turn to vote. A large crowd gathered
to watch him vote. As he deposited his
ballot they gave him three cheers aud q
tiger. At 0:l5 a. m, he left for Albany
SGHENEcTADY, N. Y, Nov. 4.-Boti
sides are working desperately here. Thi
county will give Blaine. 400 or NOR,
majority.
TOWNS IN NEW YORK.
At Newburgh, N. Y, the Prohibition
aud Butler vote is slight. Many Butte
men are voting for Blaine. The Republ
cans claim that Blaine's majority in thi
city will be 400, small increase owe
Garfeld's.
PROBABLE DEMOCRATIC GAIN OF 400.
STAPLEToN, N. Y, Nov. ALI quieI
Richmond county will give Cleveland 40
majority larger than Hsncock's.
LITTLE CUTTING IN NEW YORK..
: NEW YORK, Nov. AT one o'lock a
: parties seem to be voting steadily an
4 squarely for their local, state, and nations
!. tickets. and there appears to be very littl
cutting.
q Irhs Situation In New Jersey.
Il TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 4.-The weatht
= is cloudy and threatening. Up to 8 o'cloc
n the vote was light, but after that hot
/. it grew heavier and now promises to
y very large. The Republicans expires
|, much confidence. Prosecutor Beasley ha
It ordered the arrest of number of Republican
potters on the charge of bribery. al
= troubls is feared. Up to one o'clock
large Republican vote had been cast. III
Democrats are apparently holding back.
n In the Seventh district, the Democrat
stronghold, Butler leaders are open
dyocating straight Republican tickets,