Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1885-11-06


will be polled. Mrs. Caroline Gulky
Rogers, an advocate of female suf>
frage, offered a vote in Laasinsburg,
which was refused by the inspector,
and she threatened 20 apply 10 the
courts for nandamus.
LIGHT VOTE AT ROCHESTER,.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Nov. S.-The
weather is fair. but a light vote is
being polled. Frederick Cook, the
democratic candidate for secretary of
state, is running ahead of his ticket.
la nearly every district the vote of
the state ticket is on strict party lines.
The prohibitionists are working hard
and will poll larger vote than lart
year. The contest on the legislative
ticket is close.
IN NEW YORK CITY.
New YORK, Nov. 3.-The weather
is cool and bracing A heavy vote is
being polled, but it is being done
quietly. Most of the voters having
their ballots ready before going to the
polls. A story of quiet election and
heavy vote comes form Kings
county.
At the republican state headquarters
1t is claimed that larger vote is be-
ing piled than usual. The news from
Brooklyn indicates full republican
vote.
The headquarters of the democratic
state committee are crowded with Wis
itors. 1t is said that they have not
had a single charge of cutting or trad
IrnFr ynfn fnt,
over the state at noon declaring that
the New York city democrats were
voting solidly and would give the
state ticket so, 600 majority. 1t is also
stated that more than half of the
vote of the entire city was polled be-
fore neon.
THE PRESIDENTS VOTE.
BUFFALO, Nov. 3.-Shortly before
eight o'clock this morning, President
Cleveland walked to the polling place
of the first district of the eighth ward
and cast his ballot for the straight
denAccratic ticket He remained there
few Minutes chatting with old ac-
quaintances and then returned TO his
law office. He will probably leave
for Washington at five this afternoon.
AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, Nov. 3.-The weather here
is cool and cloudy, and fair vote is
being polled, with considerable trad>
ing on the local ticket.
THE ELECTION AT ELMIRA
ELMIRA. Nov. 3.-TAe day opened
cloudy, with occasional squalls of sleet
and snow. The rain of last night and
yesterday has put the roads ia very
bad condition. The election is pro-
ceeding quietly here. and the vote
bids fair to be heavy.
AFULL VOTE AT LoCKPoRT.
LeCKPoRT, N. Y, Nov. 3-The
election is progressing quietly in this
city, and full vote is being polled.
The weather was damp and chilly
with light furry of sleet in the
morning. but the sky is now clearing.
In the country towns falling off Is
expected.
THE ELECTION AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Nov. 3.-The weather is
cloudy, and the election in this city
is progressing quietly. The vote in
ulOSI was nv up AC
eleven o'clock this morning.
FIVE HUNDRED MAJORITY IN UTICA FOR
UTICA, N. Y, Nov 3 The weather
is cold and rainy, and voting is light.
The report from all the wards indi-
cate that Hill will have upwards of
500 majority in this city.
THE RESULT OF THE COUNT IN NEW
YORK CITY.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8, 5:45 p. m.-The
second election district gives Daven-
port, 50; Hill, 225; Carr, 55; Jones,
22O.
Ninth election district of second as
sembly district, Davenport, Sc; Hill,
237; Carr, 70; Jones, 213.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3, 6:10 p. n.-In
New York city 80 out of 712 election
districts give Davenport 426. Carr 526,
Hill 1880. Jones 1873, Bascom 4,
Damorest 4.
NEW YORK Nov. 3 -6:25.-Thc fol
| lowing returns from the first assem-
| bly, district are received:
Twelfth election district, Davenport
161, Hill 119, Carr &C, Jones Ia.
Fifth election district, Davenport 9,
Carr IA, Hill 206, JOKES POI.
Second election district, Davenport
81, Carr 80, Hill 80, Jones 146
Sixth election district, Davenport,
As, Carr Sc, Hill 230, Jones 219
Seventh election district. Daven-
port SO, Carr SO, Hill 1856, Jones 17S.
Twenty>fourth election district, DA
yenport 40. Carr 4e, Hill 800, Jones
294.
Eighteenth election district-Daven
port 76, Carr SO, Hill 203, Jones 1856
Nineteenth election district
Davenport 62, Carr II, Hill 172. Jones
163.
Chemrng county, Elmira city, (Hlll's
home)-complete gives Hill a plural
ity of S68, democratic gain of /, 557
NEW YORK, Nov. One handred
and twenty-five out of 712 election
districts give Davenport 13, 736. Carr
1873, 800, Hill Is $50, Jones 10, 10.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 3-Two hundred
and forty~four districts give Hill
10000, Jones 30,o49, Davenport
%, 800, Carr 90, 912, Bascom 462.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Washingtor
COuHty y-hTkJIc C1uI plCtS. basChP1i
1856. Hill 125, Bascom g. Last year
Blaine 454, Cleveland 139, st. Johr
80.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3 Ten election
districts outside of New York anc
Kings counties give Davenport !, 871
Hill go, Bascorl 153. The same dis.
tricts gave Blaine 2,157, Cleveland
1, 11S, St. John 81.
NEW YORK, Nov 3 Wayne county
Lyons complete, Davenport $50. Hill
651, Bascom 20; a republican gain @
l5
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Sixty>nin'
election districts outside of New YorE
and Kings county give Davenpor
IA s16, Hill II, s79, Bascom 795. Th'
same district last year gave BIaln'
16 938, Cleveland 13 621, st. JohI
4a3; democratic net gain ITO.
New YORK, Nov. 3.-TCo hHndret
and fifty six out of ZIP election dis
tricts give Davenport 25. Sol, Carr 26,
12O, Hill AZ, 987, Jones AZ. 064.
| BROOKLYN, Nov. 3.-One hundret
and eighty>three districts give Hi
Al, ,O66, Davenport 81, $50, Bascom 667
Jones 40, $40, Carr 81, esq.
NEW York, Nov. 3.-Three hundret
and seventy-six out OF 7l2 election
1 IN 0SS Tar