The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-06
ELECTIONS ELSEWHERE.
REPORTS BY TELEGRAPH FROM
OTHER STATES.
Democratic Gains All Along the Line -
New York. New Jersey aud Probably
Ohio Dcmocra,ic-Iargc r.creass I'm
Democratic Vote Ia Iowa.

| bth''f''l' ohih@ M hio"I thf Line
New York. New Jersey aud Probabi
Ohio DcmocraiIc-iargc Increase Il
Democratic Vote Ia Iowa.
NEW YORK, NOyembcr special. Al
day long tie battle Of the ballots has ragged
and now the sictorz are making their loud
est Unconstitutional triumph. For SO larg
and Heterogeneous multitude as are ell
cllinscribed By orr city limits. the election
are generally very orderly. The polls opel
al \. NJ, and close az i. Ma Republi
can law originally designed, like tn
registration law. 10 disfranchisc a
many rs possible IN the larg
cities. The voters registered wer
2is. s's. and for their accommodation l.0l
polling place, divided up the city into tn,
different election districts. 10 count ans
record the votes requires 1876 inspectors o
election and 2.Nis clerks. These are pal,
by the city $3.50 day each for three day,
81 the D. si-igafion and election day, which
with the rent - The polling places ard Otnc
/ incilenilis. brings the cost of an election
up 30 about s2Gj.OO0 to the tax payers.
When the votes are all in the counting il
Immediately begun. and is sent in hundreds
/ t0 Che police headquarters. where an army
Of staiisticians and telegraph operators senC
the tabulated returns 10 the newspaper
Offices and other medinnilOf circulation =
perfect las the system become that now
about 10 o'clock on election night, unless
the contest is very much complicated, fail
summary Of the trend Of the country can be-
furnished on the public bulletins.
ELECTION NIGHT
in the city is very interesting experience
The returns are displayed 10y enterprisine
newspapers, through the ihears of magic
lantern slides onsmmense canvas, screens
IN several II the public square I'd ara
seen from the stages Of the Oh . ; and
other public places, As they suit or dis
appoint the waiting crowds the excitement
cn>ucs.
As soon as dark falls thousands hurry
from all over the city to the places where
the bulletins can be seen. and wait patient
IS until midnight and after when the deci-.
ire fgu!es are shown. Printing House
square. where most Of the daily papers are
located. Away, contains acres of gr0anng
or cheering humanity, and in the glare Of the
electric lights. j. a very animated and eX-
cited quarter. The crowd. however. is al
WAYS good naturcd. and. except for some
lively chatting o. the colnpOuen,s Of tie
bouquet in the soup. is otherwise harmless.
Io-day's experience was no exception TO
the general rule.
THE y. AND VS. BIG MORTGAGE.
The filing Of the Norfolk and Westerns
blanket mortgage for $ij.WN,OOO was re-
ported Yesterday. The bonds ere 20 10 r
per cent gold bonds. maturing january J..
1890. with interest payable in January and
July. The first Siu.Ouo. 900 Of the bonds were
To- take mp 50, l.u00 Norfolk Terminal bonds
and the acquisition OF tugs and barges
a ~ Ia. 90 80
lmbn,c ihe company for money spent
in improvements on the property; $780,
Op for building an extension 10 Ir0ntOn.
Ohio, about l9j miles: Sl.MO,OD for about
u miles small branch lines; $4,000 for re-
firing convertible debenturc bonds. An
other Sl0,OOO,rD bonds were 10 be- used in
buying terminals. second trackaeo. etc,
The abstract oi The mortgage does not state
what the limit Of issue OF the bonds may be.
TIE PArAL DIGNITARIEs.
The papal dieni'arics who landed here on
sunday "a IOUfe to the Catholic Congress
and Centennial i'm Baltimore next week.
have been sightseeing for the past
three days. They had the good fortune 10
sec how an American election was con-
Quoted to-day
Tomorrow they will leave for Baltimore
over the Baltimore and ,Ohio road in Presi-
.lent Mayors private ear. The party in
Guided Archbishop .-al0lli. the pOpe's
special delegate. Right Rev. Mgr. O'COn-
nell. Rev. =. j. Donahue and Col. Robert
J1misOn, representing Cardinal Gibbons.
with Rev. pr. Mlgnien. Of ~. Mary's Semi
nary. Baltimore. and Rev. DR.. Chapclle. OF
Washington; Archbishop >atolli's secrc-
-lry. tle Rev. DR.. Hewlett. splendid
specimen Ola Young Irish priest. and one Of
N...t 10. 1.
n Engiish--pelkng visitors: the Rev. Dir.
liyycmit who will be prOfcssorOf Scripture
90 the Washington University; Rev. DR.. |
Hebron. Professor Of Eypiology and ORR |
initial science in the university: MOnsien0r !
'aael Of Manchester, Eng. who will repre- |
sent Bishop Vaughan. Of Stafford. Eng. at I
he Baltimore celebration. and the Count dc .
i.llX. who viii represent thU French uni .
ersitie, 40 the Congress.
a large proportion Of the vote cast in New 4
0rk today WAS deposited before noon 1
ae most asiute politicians were unable /
o make any kind of safe prediction rs 90 /
ha result on account Of the Unprecedented I
iumbcr Of ''ye,t pocket votes east. The
trading WAS also Unprecedented. The
Nlliug or i'm the vote as compared with the
rgisiry appeared 90 be greater than il WIS
b some years past. The day was clear and
Governor Hill cast his vote at Elmira. nj
he Third ward polling place.
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
10 j. reported that ex-Presidcnt and Mrs.
ie'cland nave maturod their plans % sail
EST June for Europe. where they will
pend the best part Of a year in travelling
Yrr the continent.
The ocean record eastward has been
h .ft|. 10.
.m New \ 0rk for Liverpool. passed Brow
eld no $3.50 p. VI. The time Of her pas
lee 10 Fasinei being live days, nineteen
lur, and fifiy minutes.
Clara Louise Kellogg and Carl >trakOscii.
Pr husband. arrived this morning from
luihdmpton. They went abroad several
onths ago after rest and recreation. and
$50 10 see tie Paris Exposition. >trak0sch
very much aNcrsc 10 his wle's returning
the stage. and the sOngstrcss will prOba- .
y never Dee heard again. unless size j. pre- G.
iiled upon 10 sing at one Of the numerous
ariiy entertainments promised for this J
inter. d
ANOTHER SENSATIONAL SCANDAL.
Il. Marks, one a the Oldest Protestant d
plscopal churches in this city. has fur q
shed another sensational scandal. The
N occurred eleven years ago. when the !
iy Of Millionaire Alexander 4. stewart :
70, stolen from it, churchyard. The pres
q sensation arises ont Of charges Of immOr- e.
ny and unchristian conduct against the I
nerabc rector Of the church. Rev. DR.. JO-
ph II. Rylnncc. who has for eighteen years 81
en its pastor, which have been preferred il
some OF the most influential members
the congregation. These allegations have
palcntiy hopclcs-ly divided the c0ngrcga-
m into two bitter antagonistic factions. y
. Rylance denies the impuiaiions. and has y
ought suit against their instigatOrs. The !"
-e VIII come up in court tomorrow, but e
: thought Tonight that an amicable ar ~
lSemcni can boz made so rs 10 end the I'M
asani affair before il grows 20 any larger
portions. Is.
NEW YORK ALL RIGHT.
New ORR once more proves steady on tile A.
line. The Republican Stlfe
set i beaten hy over 2O,OoJ majority. I'm ..
Legislature there is a gain Of from eight \.
we've Assemblymen. and the reign Of W.
IS Platt is thus seriously imperlcd. The 80
nmany ticket wins in New York city bv ",
indsome majority over the Republican y.
ION. except Gildersleeye for Judge Of ~,
itral Sessions. ~
~ BROOKLYN 49,,
'or Chaplin is reelected by over 10000 di