The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-07
Fi-ures i'm Detail.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Ine electioI Is DOLE 2
very quietly carried on in this city. The politi-
cal workers were at the polls early, and by
o'clock large number OF votes had been cast
Promptly at o'clock the polling places were
opened All the banks and mercantile houses,
together with the public Offices are closed. To
get the voters out early. q novel plan was
adopted by the Demeerats and Republicans:
Buglers and bell-ringers were sent through the
election precincts before the polls opened to
wake the people up. The polls of the seventh
election district of the fifth Assembly district,
at No. 126 Varick street. were not opened until
9 o'clock this morning. This is strong
Democratic district. One of the election in aspect
ors was intoxicated and another was absent
Finally, a voter notified the police commission
ers and the board Immediately went into ses-
sion and made appointments to fill the places of
the absentees In the tenth election district Of
the eleventh Assembly district there was also
trouble. The poll clerks did not appear, and
the polls were not opened until 8 o'clck. This
matter was also referred to the police commits
soners and new clerks appointed. 1t is feared
that this delay will prevent number Of voters
from casting their ballots. Both polling places
have large registered lists, and it will take pref
X
In some of the precincts voters were received at
the rate of one a minute Two police patrol
wagons will be kept at police headquarters all
day. ready for prompt service.
Three hundred and sixty out OF goo election
districts in New York city give Harrison Al, 436;
Cleveland, GA, 065; Fisk. 476-
Four hundred and forty districts in New York
city give Cleveland 79,083 Harrison, 80, l0i;
Fisk. 500.
Five hundred and twenty districts in New
Nor Elf civ Earr L
5l4; Fisk, GIL.
Five hundred and sixty districts in New York
city give Harrison 65.59l Cleveland. 1O2, l46;
Fisk, 69t
Six hundred and sixty districts in New York
city give Harrison 1897; Cleveland, III {, 265
Fisk, S45
Seven hundred and ten districts in New York
city give Harrison 4.79l; Cleveland 129. 46J;
Fisk. 9f3.
Eight hundred and ten ont of $50 election dis
,ricts in New York city give Harrison 1888;
Cleveland. l51.3G0 Fisk. l,l4I.
Eight hundred and twenty districts in this
city give Cleveland l54, 099; Harrison, 90, $40.
The eleventh Assembly district completes:
Harrison, 3,5l7; Cleveland, 3,645; Fisk 80; Cow
drey , In 1884 the same districts gave Cleve-
laud 3, $40; Blaine, 1867; St. John. 30.
The fourteenth Assembly district complete:
Harrison, 234s: Cleveland, ,73l; FISK. 81; Co W.
drew l25. In 1854 the same district gave Cleve-
land 1896; Blaine, $3.50; ST. John, %
Eight hundred and twenty-nins out OF s5G
districts IN this city give Cleveland l56. $40;
Harrison, 101. 263.
The second Assembly district, in this city,
complete. gives Harrison 2056; Cleveland. ). 1913;
Fisk, %; Cowdrey. Go. The same distrie, in
1884 gave Cleveland 5.26l, Blaine, 2,l30; ST.
John, O.
The fifteenth Assembly district. complete,
gives Harrison 4, 1885, Cleveland, 1875; Fisk, A;
Cowdry, l24. 10 1854 the same district gave
Cleveland 6.447; Blame. 4,l72: StstJohn. As.
The twenty-first Assembly district, com pete,
gives Harrison 4,S4l; Cleveland, 1888; Fisk.
g.; CowdreyA %. The came district in 1854
gave Cleveland 4,64l; Blaine. 1850; ST. John,
IS.
The twenty second Assembly district com
plete gives Harrison 7,770: Cleveland, 13. &C.
Fisk. 142, Cowdry. % The same district in
1854, gave Cleveland, 9,l04; Blame, 5,34l: St.
John, Ga
Eight hundred and thirfy-nine out OF $50 dis
trets give Cleveland ISL: Harrison, les. 252
Two hundred and twenty election districts in
New York State, outsiae New Eork and Kings