Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
REPORTS FROM OTHER STATES
NEW YORK.

Nb" no1ths
New York, Nov. 6.-The election
to-day was very quietly carried on in
this city. The political workers were
ct the polls early, and by 0 O'Clock
a large vote had been cast. Promptly at 8
o'clock the polling places were opened. All
banks and mercantile houses, together with
public offices, were closed. To get voters out
early a novel plan was adopted by the re-
publicans and democrats. Buglers and bell
ringers were sent throughout the election
precincts before the polls opened to wake
the people up. In some Of the precincts
votes were received at the rate of one a min
ute.
Quite a number of arrests were made
FOR various causes. Some have been held
for trial, while others were discharged.
II was reported that the Tammany hall peo-
pie in a certain election district were selling
out Cleveland for Grant, their candidate for
mayor. A committee from the national
democratic headquarters made an investi-
CATION, and one of the members after
wards reported that the cutting had
been stopped.
A lodging house keeper on the Bowery
was arrested by a United States marshal
this morning, charged with giving Two men
& each for the purpose OF influencing their
votes. The most notable case brought before
the United States commissioners to day for
suspicious voting was that of Patrick Swee-
ney, an employee of United States printing
office at Washington, who was arrested,
charged with giving a false address.
A small riot occurred about II 80 this
morning. A crowd of roughs swooped down
upon the Tammany hall booths, and at.
tempted to knock them over and destroy the
tickets. A row followed and O number OF
heads were smashed. The police arrived
just i'll time to prevent serious trouble.
The Eighth assembly district cOmp1ata
gives Harrison 5,0O3. Cleveland Ala, Fisk
"a. In 1884 the saIne district gave Cleveland
4,O36, Blaine 4,S4l, st. John II. The TWEEN
tieth assembly district complete gives Har.
drey 81. In 1884 the same district gave
Cleveland 5000, Blaine 1884, St. John s.
The Sixth assembly district complete gives
Harrison 3,19l, Cleveland 6,00l, Fisk 26,
Cowdrey 4O2. In 1884 the same district gave
Cleveland 5,612, Blaine 1856, st. John 50
The Fifth assembly district complete gives
Harrison 2,4S7, Cleveland 1905, Fisk %,
Cowdrey 372. In 1854 the same district gave
Cleveland sos, Blaine 1855, st. John IS
The Seventh assembly district complete
Is, Cowdrey 80. In 1854 the same district
John 70.
Tompkins county (complete) gives Cleve.
land 1914, Harrison 5,osl, Fisk 395. In 1881
1t gave Cleveland 3,992, Blaine 4,42O, St
John 267.
The Herald bulletin says: Cleveland has
carried Connecticut by $50.
Kings county complete gives Cleveland
S2,447, Harrison 70,5S7, Fisk l,0S5. In 1854 il
John 1886.
Eight hundred and thirty nine out Of IS;
districts In this city give Harrison l02, 40
Cleveland los, 800, Fisk l, 1913.
Allegheny county gives Harrison $3.50, q
republican gam Of 46S.
This city (complete) gives for mayor
107,531; Hewitt (dem. and ind.), Us, 1874
Coogan labor), 9,465.
The Tribune bulletin says: Hill is proba-
bly, elected: Harrison has carried the state
by q plurality Of Is, 600 to 10000.
A midnight extra Of the Sun says:
Returns so far as received make it seem
probable that Harrison has carried New
York state by from 1000 TO 10, 900 plurality
Cleveland has polled a handsome vote in
New York city, his plurality being not fan
from $1,000, but he has not held his
own in Kings county. His plurality
there Is about 1000, which is a loss of about
1000 from 1854. From the state above Bronx
river the republicans in almost every section
show great gains. If the proportion as thai
now received keeps up Harrison will come
to Bronx river with from $4,000 to SIS, O0C
plurality, Az this hour, however, the
most favorable returns are customa
rily received, and later returns will be
likely to reduce that plurality some. How
ever. unless there is n decided change from
the report of gains now received Harrison
will come to the Bronx with over 50, 900 plu
rality. We cannot now figure over 72,0OO OF
1900, The same districts in 1854 CAV,
Cleveland l4l, l6l, Blaine 10000, st. Johr
S,166.
BUFFALO, Nov. 6,-This city Complete,
gives Harrison $500, Cleveland 81, ST., q re
publican majority OF 1902 and a gain OF ~
BRooKLYN, Nov. 6.-The vote for governor
In $40 out of 3i5 districts is: Hill 70, i97.
Miller q, 39S, Jones 1924.
ALBION, Nov. 6.-Twelve districts in Or
leans county give Cleveland 2,3i1, Harrison
B,0l0, a republican gain over 1854 of ia.
UTICA, Nov. Il. The majority for Harrison
In Oneida county will be about 200.
ELMIRA, Nov. 6.-Elmira city complete
gives Cleveland a plurality of 277, a demo
cratic gain of l,e5l over 1854. Hill has ;
plurality OF Sos.
SYRACUSE, Nov. 6-The city Of Syracus,
(completel gives Harrison a majority o.
S,255, a gain Of 1885 votes over Blaine il
T~hirty-fve out of sixty.nine election dis
tricts in Cnondaga county show a gain fol
Harrison over Blaine of l,102. The esti
mates OF the county will give over 5000 re
publican majority.
WArRRrowN, Nov. 6,-Tne republican ma
,ority in this city is POD. The republican,
have carried every district IN the city for tn,
first time in many years. The county vii
give a republican majority OF about !, 400.
CANTON, Nov. 6.-Complete returns from
Oswegatchie, st. Lawrence county, Civ,
Harrison a majority Of 4s, against 300 repub
lican in 1884, a dem2cratic gain Of $50.
CLEAN, Nov. 6Aiteturns from twenty
election districts in Cattaraugus county indi-
cate that the republicans have o plurality in
the county of 2, loo.
EoRwICH, Nov. 6-Twelve hundred repub
licau majority in Chenango county.
CVoPERsIowN, Nov. 6.-Aarrison's ma