Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
Trying to Carry Cleveland's Ward In
Buffalo for Him.

Trying to Carry CIeveland's Ward In
Buffalo for Him.
BUFFALO. n. Y, November 4-The day opened
cold, rainy and very dsagreeable, but cleared up
and the shOne brightly at 10 o'clock The elec-
ton is passing of quietly. few individuals have
been arrested charges OF Illegal registration and
nothing except an occasional street fight In the
lower wards OF the city, which have been quickly
suppressed by the police, has occurred worthy Of
note. The indications point to the largest vote
ever p1iied IN TINS city AT each OF the polling
is unusually large. In the ninth ward, strongly
republican, in which Governor Cleveland votes,
there is an unusually strong effort being made to
carry 1t for him. Voters are importuned as a mat
ter OF pride due the city to vote for the governor
and there is an evident friendly regard for him. it
is believed, strong enough to carry the ward for
him. In the first and eighth wards, always
strongly democratic, the democratic electors
each OF them. and strong effort is being made by
the adherents of each OF the nominees for their
choice, while there is strong talk of a number OF
the voters trading on electoral tickets for their
aldermanic Candidates The betting in the city Is
about even. while light odds are given for Blaine
OF the pools are New York, New Jersey and Con-
nec,icut, democratic choice, 724; same combine
ton, republican choice, $40
Gov. Cleveland Votes.
There was a large number OF persons awaiting at
the polling place where Gov Cleveland votes to
greet him and witness his voting At a few min.
with straight democratic ticket, and, taking up
his position at the foot Of the column,
he patiently awaited his turn to vote.
When his turn came he simply said
being answered in the affirmative, passed on. AS
he passed from behind the railing, some suggested
three cheers for Cleveland, which, with q tiger
were given with Will. The governor bowed his
acknowledgements. In company with Mr.. C. w.
stables, where he waited a few minutes for q car
rage: At Sis O'Clock, in company with q few
friends, he was driven rapidly to the depot where
he entered Pullman coach bound for Albany The
train left at 9:15 The governor will reach his deStt.
nation at $40 this afternoon.
From BrOOklyn-Dem0crats Claim 49,
900 to 10000 Majority i'm Kings
County.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, November 4.-Judeine from
the crowds, who visited the polls this morning
here, large vote will be polled. The democrats
are rolling up large majority for Cleveland In the
democratic wards, while the republicans are
working hard in the republican wards to pun it
down. The leaders OF the democratic party say
that Clevelands majority in Kings county win be
from 1900 to 10000, but the republicans con-
tend that he viii not 60 out OF the
county with more than 1900 or 10000 The Butler
the 24O election districts were to open at sunrise
which was 635 q. m, but the board OF elections
liked the sunrise In Brooklyn at 6:40 The polls
were TO be closed at sunset. which Is 453 but the
at 4:56 p. IN, Much feeling is expressed ID the
republican districts against the "tndependent
republicans who are conspicuous In their
work for the success OF Cleveland The dis
affection is In the first, seventh, and
twentieth wards All the public ofiees ana courts
city, except In the immediate vicinity OF the rolls
Is remarkably quiet.