Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

Or election dislriets. Rssurns frou
.n6so yiu - eomp4nsd and asnt cut n.
qepe11eus o. AeU Yerk CITY and Bnnok-
Iyn. Compzsisons b the beats will 8
mede With returns for President q
lc50. The vote IN that yesr stood ;
nernsld 66.5l4, Hancoek 53l,5l1, wish
u 30 scattering.
buFrAxos Nov. 4-Thsrs we're : Isrce
number waiting e. shs polling plsce
wnere Governor Cleveland votes 10 greet
ene Govefnog and witsses his voting.
A few minntes befoeo o'c.ock IS
epp4fed. he VS. supr1ied With :
straight Demoerssic ticket, and takinc
up his position st the foot Of the col
nnns patiently awaited his turn 10 vote.
he simply said 30 the polling clerk, . Is
= ail right and upon being answered
~ kno amfmat1vs pseaed On. As he
psssed from behind The railing some
ons sneeeeted fhses chssrs fur CIsss
iand. whick usrs given with wsll. The
Governor bowed his acknouledomentx
IL e9mpany With q. ". Niller he pro-
ceedsd 70 the lstter's stable, where be
took carriage and VS. driven rapidly
% tbs depos, where be entered 4 Pull
man coech hound for AibAny.
k0cHnsrKn, Nov. l.-T0asy opeusd
get, bnt BY 10 o'cisck Il vac fair and
dry. The election y proceedinQ quistiy
and = fun vote b being polled. Both
parties seem 70 have thorough organ
isasion. Hspublicans claim large gains
10 every ward IN the city, and estimate
that they viii carry Monroe county by
ED majority. Dsm0crats do nos ad-
init more than one-half this majority.
independent Republicans are polling
iasRs vote. The Irish vote for Blaine IL
not greater than anticipated.
Bs00KLYs. Nov. 4.-Democrats are
rolling up . large majority for Cievs-
land 10 Democratic wards, while Re
pubiicans are working hard In kspubli-
can wards 70 pull IL down. Leaders Of
the Democratio party say Cleseland's
majority IN Kings County will be from
1900 to 1900, but Republicans con-
tend he will not 90 cut Of the county
With moro than 10000. The Butler and
st. John vote 10 very snalI. Much feel
ing u expressed In Republican districts
against independent Republicans, who
are conspicuous In their work for the
success Of Cleveland. Dssafection 10 in
the First, seventh and Twentieth
Wards. All public offioes aud courts
arc closed, ~ veil a. many Of the
stores. Except In the immediate vicin-
ity OF the polls 1t is remarkably quiet.
Nxw Yogx, Nov. "A bulletin re-
ceived at the Democratic National
headquarters this morning. roads as fol-
lows; The early vote was large. A
great demand for Cleveland tickets ex-
lists In Republican districts. No Demo
cratic detection 10 visible. The Butler
vote is inperceptible. An immense
Cleveland majority is indicated here
and In Brooklyn. In Brooklyn the In
dependent Republicans are In great
force at the polls for Cleveland
A dispatch received st the same place
reads: New York and Brooklyn's in
dioasions at the same hour when Cleye-
land was elected Governor at all Dem
ooratic organizations are solid. No
Irish diaffection."
Dispatches from New Jersey said the
election Is proeressi.R quietly and
favorably.
Az the Republican National aud State
Committees headquarters IL was said
that things had favorable outlook
for the National ticket, and q hopeful
feeling is sustained.
Quite Q number Of arrests we're made
for illegal registration and voting. The
polling In oil districts up 10 p. m. Co
day vas heavy but qniet. The city is
almost as still ~ sunday. Ii was re-
ported that in the Sixteenth Assembly
District the Republicans we're trading
everything for the Electoral ticket. In
the Seventeenth Assembly District il
vas said late this afternoon that the
Democratic National ticket had the
lead. Report Is current around the
Fourteenth Assembly District that
Tammany was running the Butler
Electoral tickets. Republican ballots
we're folded double. it has been discov-
cred, 10 a number of districts. Trading
Cleveland Hendricks votes for Grant
and Grace were said to be common
among Democrats. Later they devel
opcd considerable strength In the lower
part Of the city.
IN OHIO.