The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-05
7 'THE: RE:S(JL. 7
LOOKSDEMOCRAqIc
New York, New Jersey,
Connecticut,
INDIANA AND THE SAME SOLID SOUTH
Undoubtedly for Cleveland by
Good MaiOrities.
TheRadicals Hanging on Threads
of Hope and Claiming
Everything.
But the Chances are Beyond Doubt Very
Strong Against Them.
A QUIET AND PEACEFUL ELECTION
New York.
THE OFFICERS TO RE RLECrEp.


NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-In this state to.dov
besides the presidential electors, the candi-
dates to be voted for ara two judges OF the
court of appeals, thrty-four congressnen.
members OF the assembly, and In varlou,
localities city and county officials. JUDGES
oi the supreme court wiz be elected, having
been nominated by both the Democratic
ana the Republican conventions. In
tWenty-six Of the congressional districts
there are IN addition to the nominations of
the two principal parties nominations by
tho peoples party and by The Prohibitions
lists In Ave OF these districts both these par
ties have made nominations. There are in
New York state, outside Of New York and
Brooklyn, 1874 polling places or election dis.
tricts, Returns from these willbo compared
and sent out independent Of New Yorl, city
and Brooklyn. Comparisons in the state
VIII be made with the returns for president
In lo,O. The vote In that year stood: Gar
neid' 555,fi; Hancock, JSi5I, with 1885,
scattering
WET DAY REPORTED.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4-Thc wcatherls cool
and cloudy, with occasional light rain. The
same condition prevails, accordincto telc.
graphic adyiccs, in tho greater part of the
slate In New York and Brooklyn the vot.
ing Is remarkably quiet and steady, with
only the usual attendance at the varlou poll.
ing places. In New Norl, the polls opened nt
ia. M, and closed Mt I p m. In BROOKLYN
'hey opened al sunrise, G.3s, and VIII close AT
sunset 4;io.
LoNc ISLAND LOYAL.
JAMAICA, l.. l., Nov "A heavy vote I.
being polled in Queens county. The Prrbi.
btion and Butler vote Is light. MANY Re.
publicans are cutting the Blaine electoral
ticket
At NEwHuEG.
,NEWhuKG, II. Y, Nov. 4.-Rainy weather
a very fun vote. No conflict between lrnitcd
states deputy mar,hols and local officials
The voting proconts quietly. The Probul.
tio' vote hero will NO, go above leo. vbr
Butler vote is also light Many Butler men
ave voting for Blaine. The Republicans.
claim bi'ine's majority in the city Will b,
lN, aHnall Increase ovcr Garfield.
RocuEsrEB's RrroEr.
ROCHESTER, Nov i.-Ihe day opened wet
but 10y 10 o'clocl, was fair and ary. The cler.
ton proceeding lricuy. 4 full vote 4, b,.
ing pollcd The Republicans claim lnr,s
gains incvery wart ofthc city, and estimate
'hW they viii carry Monroe county by 5uu.
mJoHiy' The Democrats do not admit NOR,
than half This majority. Tho indcpcndept
Republicans are polling large vote. qbr
Irish vote Tor Blaine IL not lurgcr than MA,
anticipated.
hVtFALo STANDING ny CGEyELNNr,
BUFFALO, Nov Tho election is ppssirg
ouquicily The indications point Ia me
largest vote ever polled In this city. In tbe
ninth ward, strongly Republican, In which
Governor Cleveland votes, there
s an unusmly strong ctr.rt
being made 10 carry Il for him. Eyi.
IDENTIFY the friendly regard for him Is be-.
heNed to be strong enough ocarry the ward
WHERE CLEVELAND yorEn.
There was a large number waiting NJ tho
polllngplace where Gov. Cleveland votes b,
greet the governor and witness his yonpo
AZ a few minutes before s o'clock he nm.
peotod' was supplied with a strniol,t
Democratic ticket, and taking his position
at tho foot Of the column, pntlcptly
awaited his turn To vote. lie siu,ply snIa IN
the polilngclcrk. "Is tail rlghtgn and uuon
being unanswered In the affirmative, passed on.
Ashe passed from behind the railing snm,
one suggested three cheers for Cleveland nnJ
lhese' with ugcr, were given with IA viii
The governor bowed his acknowledgements
In company with c. W. Miller he p oceed d
TO tho lalter's stables, whore he to k "A car.
riage and was driven rapidly to the demo,
where he entered a Pullman coach bound c,,
Albany,
At SYRACUSE
SYRACUSE, Nov, 4.-The vote ls v,ry
heavy Like reports come from all sur.
rounding villages towns.
TNMMANY Loyal.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4, ~ M.-yp to this hour
all parties seem TO be voting steadily and
Sguarcly for their local, state and national
tickets. AS mr as Observance c,n d,.corn
tnere mas b en- NO cutting OF Cleveland hy
l"mmany, and TRmmany Is casting rull
vote Tor Grant No trading is reported. or
disturbance
ruiNas AT TROY.
TROY, Nov. k-rhoro is "A lrh, mi,
out an average vote is being policd I'm mis-
city ana county. Blaine n running nm mn
TO the Geracld vote In lSS0. The Irish Blaine
vote In the city T. estimated at 800. The Nut.
iervote Is not as heavy as was expected. The
ST. John vote Is light.
bvooELYS TRUE blue,
BRookLfN, Now i..-rho Democrats nrc
rolling up u large majority for
cleveland In the Democratic wnrds
while the Republicans a,o wortlnp
hard IN Republican wants TO null IL down.
rue leaders OF the Democratic party SAY
Olevoland's majority In Kings county. will
be irom lS,OcO 10 21,gOo, bui Republicans claim
ne viii not Get oui OF the county with NOR,
IMAM ieNo. The Buti,r and It. John vote /,
Nep small.
NEW YORK Am BRooKLYN SOLID,
NhW YORK, Nov. IA bulletin received nj
Tue democratic national headquarters thG