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New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
DIED.

DE GERsDoRFFAt St Lukes Hospital NoyerSss ID T.
daughter OF the late DR.. George Choate OF SALEM
Mass.
GLAZIER-Entered into rest at Hartford. Conn., Novem
Der 3 Franklin Glszer. in his 05th year. .
Funeral services tomorrow Wednesday, afternoon al
o'clock.
HAsELToN-on Monday evening. November 4. OF pneu-
raona Cutter Hsseon IN the TSt year Of nis age
Funeral residence OF his sistefn'sW elr>
George w. simpson, No 167 south Oxfold-st BrooKDh
Wednesday November o at o'clock.
oTTMANN-on Tuesday. NOyember o. Jacob ottmsan. at
his residence. No 12e Lexnston-sve aged AZ years
Funeral on Thursday November at 80 .. m. rom
10th and 18th sts
Interment in Greenwood Cemetery.
Kindly omit flowers.
PEMBERTOE-Tuesday Noyember 5. 1889. Emily r..
wife OF William H. Pemberton AZ NO Is west olstst q,
Funeral services private. On Thursday 1th inst. at i.
o'clock, noon
TREVOST-TOuisa NJ -
Funeral services az ST. Pauls Church. East Chester
"wednesday, November c. AZ p m. ... - -,
Carriages win be In waiting at Newtown staton on nrrV
Central Depot (N.wHaven road.
INTELLECTUALLY, on sunday November 3. at the re-h
dence OF John L. Riker Saabright, y. j., Anna Law
renee daughter Of the late Captain Andrew iIker
Funeral services az ST. James Church Newtown L. l. on
Carriages will waiting at Newtown station on arrival
OF train leaving Long Is and City at o'clock
sTOTT-On Tuesday November B. at her late residence.
3Ol West 40thst. Bella Halliday VIE OF JaMes s,ot.
RS,ve and friends are invited attend her funeral on
Friday November 5. from the University Place Pre-oy-
teriGn Church. at 10 o'clock.
Interment at Wsppnrers Falls &C 2 30 D. m
TAYLOR-Susanna Taylor. November 3. aged 60
Funeral from her late residence, 271 West s9th'st,
November o. At l O'Clock.
wHEELER--At Athens n. Y. Dr. ]. Ii. Wheeler In III,
Funeral from tho Firs Reformed Church t Athens THUS
day, November T. at 3 o'clock o. M
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
VIRGINIA..
THE OLD DOMINION DEMOCRATIC.

! A MAJORITY OF 10000 CLAIMED FOR MCKINNEY
CHARGES OF FRAUD AND INTIMIDATION.
Richmond Va, Nov. . Especial. Returns from
the election are coming in slowly, but from every
point gains for the Democratic party over the vote
for Harrison last year are shown. Richmond City
and Henrico County show a Democratic gain Of
about $500 and elect two Democratic Senators
and five Members of the House of Delegates. At
Republican headquarters kilograms from every
section indicate that z. w. Mckinney, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor is elected by large
majority, which the Republicans concede The
Democrats claim the State by 10000 majority.
The Republicans allege that gross frauds have
been committed throughout the State and that
the result should impel the whole country 70 look
into the matter of Virginia elections The best
of order has been observed here tonight, although
trouble was feared.
The election passed of quietly in Richmond
and heavy vote was polled, except III jackson
Ward. which is Republican. There the usual
methods of intimidation and obstruction were
resorted to. and probably one thousand voters
stood in line waiting 10 cast their ballots when
the polls closed. Eight or more policemen and
large number Of Bourbon chaiengers were at
the precincts, and all manner Of questions were
asked voters III order TO kill time which was
etfectually done. The vote of one white Repub-
Ncun who paws taxes on So 900 in property
here was challenged because he spent the summer
AZ Atlantic City. After much delay he wSss per
mitted to vote.
IN the first precinct of Jackson Ward the
colored Judge, a Republican, preferred charges
against two Bourbon challengers, but the Demo
cratic Judges tried the case and dismissed the
accused The Republican Judge then lelt the
room and no further voting was done at the
precinct. A number Of arrests were made for
fraudulent voting.
In this county b. Taylor McCue, prominent
Republican and member Of the District Repub-
lican Committee, WITS arrested for interference
az the polls.
Richmond City gives Mckinney Sab majority,
with two precincts 10 hear from, which viii
probably increase il 90. This is a Democratic
gain over the vote Of 1888 Of $500
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
AT GENERAL MAHoNE's HOME.
coLoRED VOTERS UNABLE TO vOTE-A con-
TEST PROBABLE.

c0LoRED VOTERS UNABLE TO vOTE-A CON.
TEST PROBABLE.
Petersburg. Va. Nov. . Specal The voters OF
Virginia turned out to-day in full strength,
and the largest vote ever polled
In this State was cast. The returns
from the various cities and counties in the State
are coming In slowly. but those SO far received
indicate the election OF the Democratic State
ticket by large majority Petersburg gives q
majority Of 4Se. Only one ward in the city
gave Malone majority. and that was the Sixth
Ward, which gave him 30 In this ward fully
200 coloed Republicans were unable 20 vote before
the polls were closed. The Republican managers,
however, opened polls OF their own held an election
and voted the men. THIS of course means that
the Republicans will contest the election in this
ward
What came near being a very serious disturbance
occurred this afternoon at Second Ward precinct
Ii was rumored that j. A. Birdsong, Republican
Judge OF Election. had sworn out warrant for
the arrest OF l.. a. Goodwyn, Democratic Judge
OF Election, on the charge OF stuling the ballot,
box. As soon Us the rumor came 10 the knowledge
of Goodwin he asked Birdsong about il, when,
il is alleged Brds0ng denied that he had had
WARRANT issued for GoodwynS arrest An angry
quarrel followed, which led 20 blows. The great
est confusion and excitement followed. Mayor
Celier appeared on the scene commanded the peace.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LentihOn OF No. 36 West
FIevepth ST. gave luncheon yesterday morning in
hn,or Of Miss Kate Wyukoop. the daughter of DR..
cerardus WynkOop, who IS shortly b marry Harold
stanley Forwood Of London. The Misses Lentilhon
assisted In receiving Luncheon was served informally
al small tables, Among those present were the Misses
Webb. Miss Margaret schlcfeln, Miss Beatrice Ho"
Miss Margaret Morris, Mss Lucy Fuller. the Misses
stevens, Miss Lulu scott, Miss Barry Mss Beales,
Mis-, Amy Baker Mrs. Wilson Patterson, OF Baltimore
Mis-, Laura COnRng, Miss White, Miss Emily Petit,
Miss Ethel Dodge, Richard Wainwright Lawrence
Heamcs Rutgers Van Brunt. Harold FurwOod, Walter
thompson John and Howard Wainwright. Louis
Keller, Reginald Ward, sydney :. Logau' Charles
BoyntOn, John and samuel Clifford.
Mrs George W. Hidd Of No. e53 Fifth.ave.' gave
small reception on Monday evening 10 introduce
Miss Carlotta Eliot. OF Philadelphia who has recenty
returned from Paris where she has been studying Win
Mime. MaichesL Miss Eliot frequently heard In
London drawingrooms during the fashionable season
Among TIE guests were Mrs. YEnaga Wand McAlhster
Mr.. aud Mrs Victor Newcomb, Miss Leary. Arthur
Ieary Mrs Hayward Cutting, Miss Cutting, miss
echrclner and Miss Celeste stauher.
Robert l.. HargOus gave breakfast al the MeadO"
Brook Hunt Club Hampstead, J.. J. yesterday. num-
Ter of people prominent In society present among
them Mrs. William Appleton, Mrs. George B. De
Forest Miss Hargous, Center Hitchcock Mr. and Mrs
Adolf Iadcnburg. Mr and Mrs Oliver Bird. Miss
schrelner Mrs II. Cutting. Miss Cutting, Mr.. and Mrs
A. 3. Pry, Thomas Howard, Ar. and Mrs. J. Z.
smith Hadden. Mr.. and Mrs Elliott Roosevelt Mr. and
Mrs H. Van Rensselaer, KENNEDY, Thomas Hitch
cock jr George l. Ronads and Robert Potter.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
AN ELECTION FIGHT AT NEw.BRUNswICK
THE MAJORITY IN HUDSON COUNTY.
BITTER CONTESTS IL SEVERAL DIsTRICTs-As-
sEMELYMEN PROBABLY ELECTED.

BITTER CONTESTS IL SEVERAL DISTRICrS-As-
sEMBLYMEN PROBABLY ELECTED.
The returns OF the election in Hudson County
came in very slowly last night, but at midnight
there were enough TO form fair idea Of the
result On account Of the revolt against the
Democratic machine the contests in many Of the
Districts. especially in the Hid. WITH, With and
Kth Districts. were exceedingly bitter. The
figures received up TO midnight show that Albeit
has received about 1000 majority for Governor
The entire Democratic County ticket is elected, the
naiortes for The candidates being less than that
for Governor Edward f. Mcdonald is elected State
Senator Dennis Mclaughlin, County Clerk,
George L. Fielder Register, and August NJ Brug-
seman, Director-at-Large OF the Board Of Free
holders. Brugscnans majority is small, hls OPP
ponent, James Roche. who nominated by the
Republicans and independent Democrats. having
run largely ahead Of his ticket.
The Democrats have elected eight OF the ten
Assemolymen and eight OF the ten Freebolders.
Ihc Assemblymen probably elected are Muilone
ID III the LIST, Byrne ID IN the Id, Murphy ID u
IN the uld, lleppenheiuer ID IN the IYth Potts
X II the Nth, Erwin r. in the With. Gal
iagher Ind d.. in the With Bowie ID IN the
NIIIth, fagan d. IN the IXth and Usher D. in
the Ath. o"
The Freeholders who are probably elected are
Gorman ~ hennesSy d.. Donnellv ID pfnps-
ten R), Nelson RI kimmere d. Ens Is.
1ierney CDb Brunlns d., and Noonnn nj. "
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
GENERAL MALONE ARRESTED.
laEyLRAL PRESS pIsPATcHl

Petersburg Va, Nov. 5.-General Malone ""s
arrested late tonight for shooting herpei'
p. Harrison, who with number Of companions
was sending of fireworks in front OF Mahone
house Malone is now at the station-house' auu
Mayor Collier is investigating the case. ueu-
eral Malone denies having fired the shot, or 'hn'
any one on his premises fired It, HARRISON ;, ,,
wounded in the feshy part Of the thigh, the o"i'
going entirely through the leg, but not inhictins
q serious wound
Washington, Nov. 5.-A special TO The fosV
from Petersburg Va says that crown VI
Democrats marched 70 General Mahone's house
OF 1880 o'clock this evening, and entering ,nc
yard, began to fire rockets and Roman candies
some Of them being aimed at the Generals mouse
General Malone shouldered a shotgun. ana soiuo
of his friends went with him TO the yaru' wnere-
upon the crowd dispersed.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
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New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
BALLOT REFORM IN PRACTICE.
THOROUGH AND GRATIFYING SUCCESSFUL
NEW SYSTEM OF VOTING IN THE BAY
STATE WORKS SMOOTHLY


Boston, Nov. Special. There IS but one opinion
in Boston tonight regarding tue Australian BALLOT law
which has been IN operation In the State election To-
day for the first time. II + enlphaucay success
Those who questioned the advisablIty Of adopting
system ~ voting which seemed 10 he so Intricate. ex
press surprise and pleasure tonight this simple and
elective manner OF expressing ones political pIeier
ences al the polls. 1t really seems to be devoid OF
marh!nery,7 eocaled, and Is nearly, if not quite. az
Quickly accompl he'd a under the old law. There
was an entirc absence Of the oldtme political " bum
mcr" hanging about the polls. There noise
no confusion, 10 hateful espionage. intimidation. no
unpleasant solicitation TO vote for this man or that.
4he voter in Massachusetts, today for the first time
has been able to exercise his right Of suffrage In
manly Intelligent manner, without interruption and
without pressure Of any sort or description.
Thanks 10 the pubic-spiriied citizens who have
peen largely instrumental in securing this boon for
The Old Bay staie, the people for the most
part Instructed In advance OF election day % the
n'e'hod ot procedure and when they arrived at thef
po'ius pla'es they were not IN doubt a. TO how uey
Shouid cast their ballots In some instances there
were men Who to-day heard Of the Australian system
oF te INST time, and sorcly amazed they al the
discovery that something had been going on while
their minds were bent on business or baseball: and
o'heS Ihero were who had heard OF the Law, bu,
VINO had no more idea Of what /; all about than OF
"hat Is the significance Of the Inscription on Chinese
-
sachesi but these, 70 tho honor Of modern enlshen-
mont Ue II said, were the exceptions The great mas
OF the people voted easily and ooolly though
uioS haA been used 10 all things Australian all their
'os. In one respect especially the intent OF the
Id" iuny accomplished Hitherto In closely CON
~'el districts, the managers OF the various candidates
us'c oeen able 70 keep reasonably correct canvass,
"hlch showed them how their fight was going. and
"n7n u was necessary 10 put IN their work This
lOWeNRr xvbo b.tfo aFK
any accurate Information 10 the news gaherers, found
themselves utterly unable 20 place their men. and
were unwilling 10 venture even a guess. What has
been said Of the system in Boston also be
sad OF Il IN other portions Of tine state. reports TO
The Journal Indicate. The law seems 20 have
worried satisfactorily everywhere
The eject Of the now method on the political
fortunes Of the two different parties remains to be
seen The best opinion is that all will bo benefited
by the change, and that politics In general VIII 10
purified.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
LOCAL CONTESTS IN OTHER STATES.
LIGHT VOTE FOR COUNTY OFFICIALS IN oHiOA'o
4 DEMOCRATIC MAfUK hi''LI114O I''
IN Ew.HAAlPsHRE

IN SEw.HAMPsWRE
Chicago, Nov tspeciaD. The most conSpl ~
feature Of to-day's election here was INC eNuo'
light vote cast Hardly 90 per cent ol 'ho "~"iD ~
OF ballots cast at the Presidential e'e0 10u -,
deposited There seemed 10 be Ltue in'e'.'' IN
in the result as the officers to be e'ec'e" az
county officials The polls closed al oViOoN
The hotties, fight was between stephens Republican,
and Crawford Democrat. for the Kecorueis"'p c...
The elec,ton is for one Judge OF the Circuit court
one Judge of the superior Court Recorder OF peeus'
and the full Board Of County Commissioners -
are all county officers. the municipal elecuonS h"'i'e
been been held in April. --.o. q.
At 6 40 d. II. the election had the appearance .,
a Democratic victory. About han Iho o''! Wv. -~
been counted but tile returns from outsMe ouv con-
IN the county were meagfe. is,,nrcd t6e Board OF
County Commissioners, whlch wiz andent boding
instead Of being tie with an h IN which tho
most interest centred, IS race between hnr leader
candidate, stephens Rep, aud we "a AN ~ NJ fav.
Crawford 'tDcmJ. The Indications a. 'O =
ored Crawford .,.. q,
Nashua, y. H.. Nov 5-1ho municipal eieSuV" 49,. w.
day resulted In the reelection of Mayor G conncls
tDen0. by 100 plurality. with DcmocI"~
Oh 4 Joint ballot u o,r
Providenca. Nov. 8 (speciaD Hugh j. Carroll ior
some time known as Tho Bos7 in Democ'slo
politics In this State was elected Mayor OF ea"' MOI
to-day by eco majority Charles ~ Lee uN'p', P
This result due to increased reshirau,om eshr,n V ~ ths
part OF the Democracy. as well as ~ ar.t Demo
cratic Mayor ever elected In Pawtuchet. -, l., -,
Denver. Col, Nov. b.-The weather 'ooAS % 'o'I
and cloudy The election for county omoo's ai'
two district judges passed of quietly hsh' No''
was cast Therc werr three tickeis IN IN" htl, tht
Republican Dcmocratic and the People 5 A. .on,rle,a
bic scratch NJ was done, IL Is impOss,pn " SS,,m ~
cans express the opinion thar the entire Republican
ticket Is defeated.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
MISSISSIPPI
NO INTEREST IN THE VOTE.

REPUBLICANS, UNABLE TO SECURE A FAIR
BALLOT, GIVE UP THE CONTEST
jackson, Miss, Nov. 5 pccial.-The Repub-
hcan State ticket having been recently withdrawn,
the election to-day amounted to but little and
was absolutely devoid Of inteest Few negroes
participated and the whites showed little anima-
tion, as there fears for the result. very
serious difference exists in Warren County, Of
which Vicksburg is the seat and fears have been
entertained that trouble would arise there 1t
seems that the county and city are at cdds, owing
TO what thought 10 be unfair division of
the Offices the city getting the lions share. For
several weeks war has been wagrd and much
hard feeling engendered. The negroes have been
free of the contention between the factions, and
both sides bid for their votes. Reports to-ng ght
say that the straight Democratic ticket is ahead
in the city, but be hind in the county.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
THE STATE TICKET REPUBLICAN.

THE STATE IICkEI KEf fUDbiNA-'
A PLURALITY OF ABOUT 10000 1NDICATED-f'N
TURNS COME IN SLOWLY.
Boston. Nov Special. THE election in Massa-
chusetts to-day was surprise to both parties
The Democrats polled heavier proportonate Votc
than was expected, and the Republican vote was
considerably smaller than had been predicted by
those whose opinions are usually considered oil
value OF Mr.. Bracletts promotion 10 the
Gubernatorial chair and the election of the entire
Republican ticket there is not the slightest doubt
The only question is 10 the majority. One
efIecu Of the new ballot system is to delay the
announcement of the result OF
the elections The work of counting
the ballots was very considerably increased,
and up to midnight only an approximate estl-
mate of the result can be made. The Republican
State Committee at IL 80 p. m. estimated that
Brackett's plurality would be about 10000 No
estimate could be made up to midnight in The
Journal office, where the returns from the State
nre made up. There has been falling off in the
vote all over the State in the absence OF any
special issue 10 bring ont the reserve. and 10 this
cause may be attributed the falling off in the Re
publican majority from 1885, when Governor
AmcS was elected by 1886. In 1887
however. the second year for Governor
Ames and an of year, the Republican majority
WAS only 1905, while IN $50 the majority was
Whitfield down below thousand. The Demo
Gratis have made gains in the Legislature. but il
will be controlled by the Republicans as usual
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
ELECTION DISTURBANCES AT NORFOLK.

ELECTION DISTURBANCES AT NORFOLK.
Portsmouth, Va. Nov. Sat the Glebe precinct III
Norfolk County, about three-quart'r rs OF mie ouV
side the corporate limits Of Portsmouth, diinouiy
occurred this afternoon between one OF the DeooIaU
Judges OF election and white Republican, IN "n..
pistols w,re drawn The Judge of Election hrN AZ
his opponent but the bullet missed lis mark and srcA
a negro in the eye, inhcting a mortal wound A'
that precinct the negroes outnumbr the whites aoou
four 10 one and they became riotous, Threatening
XIII the Judge Of FL cton soon as he made his ap
nearance outside the polling booth. The Mayor Oh
prtsmouh sent ,N policemen to the 10 preserve
the peace and about dusk the Old Dominion Gustus,
of Portsmouth, re ordered under arms and sent uero
tar ne
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
IOWA.
THE RACE FOR GOVERNOR VERY CLOSE.

LARGE DEMOCRATIC GAINs-ovER HALF THE
STATE NOT HEARD FROM.
Dcs Moines. Iowa. Nov. 5.-Rcturns so far re-
celNed show q very light vote, with slight Demo
cratic gains over 1881 The State Register
and the Republican State Committee claim Hutch.
lsons election with probably 5000 plurality.
returns from lao precincts indicate Republican
plurality OF 5000. The Democratic leaders claim
the State
burlington Iowa. Nov 8 Cspeciap.-Returns reported
oy The Hawkeye' up TO midnight Indicate thas the
eAte Is In doubt. BOes Dem has made great gain
"a al he river towns and slight gains IN the central
posuons OF the state. The Republicans now claim
Ihe State b. 500 plurality. Over half the state IS
yet 10 De heard from
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
LARGE DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
SCATTERING RETURNS INDICATE THE 20

'OHiihi'lNG RETURNS INDICATE THE PoSSI.
BILITY THAT BoIEs Is ELECTED.
pes Mones, Nov. 5.-Returns viii be slow in COM
ING IN on account OF the late hour OF closing ths polls
anu tho unusual amount of scratching done. Nearly
oVey part Of the State heard fom continues TO show
democratic gains, which, In somo precincts, amount
" landslide. The city OF Burlington gives 800
Aoctatic majority, and Des Mones County will raise
IL TO 1000, clear gain OF 500 over the vote Of two
years ago Carroll County reports Democrat tic
majority OF 700. gain of 500 the Democratic gain
IN the town OF Cherokee Is 156. Scott and Dubuque
Counties also show largo gains pottawattomic
county gives BoIes 1900 majority In 1887 II gave
10. Returns are sufficient TO base conclusion
on, pu thoy indicate the election OF Horace BOes,
Democrat. for Governor
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
A SMALL REprBJCAN MAJORITY

Boston. Nov. (Speciah.-At 80 a. m, the In
dlcetions that the Republican majority the Gov
ernor's will be much below the earlier estimates
1t may not exceed 5000 or 5000.
Two hundred cities and towns, including Lynn.
Woburn, New Bedford, Taunton and salem, with $50
OF 2s6 precincts Of Boston, give Bracket g. 26l.
Russell 81 O9j.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
HEAVY DEMOCRATIC LOSS IN BOSTON.

Boston, Nov. 1.-Two hundred and eighty five
precincts in Boston ,Only one precinct lacking
give Russell DEM 27,90s; Brackett Rep
22.sIO. This shows q decrease from the Demo
cratic plurality Of 1887 of about 200, and
decrease from Russell's plurality last year Of
about 3l5o0 Returns from 1917 towns and
cities give Brackett rep 34.Os6; Russell Dem
81 2OS
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
NEBRASKA.
REPUBLICAN By $4,000 TO 2o.o0o

FINE WEATHER, SMALL VOTE, SLOW RETURNS
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 5.-Ihe day was fair all
over The State, but the vote WAS not large, as
httle interest was shown Returns coming in
slowly. Nothing has been heard 50 far to change
the estimate Of the Republican majority of 5000
to 10000
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06

and ordered the judges Of election TO 90 on witt
the election. This however, could not be done, as
the ballot-bcx was broken and It's contents iiylnS
in every direction after order had been restored
the ballots were gathered up, placed on table
and three guards, two police officers and one cierd
of the election, were placed IN charge OF them;
Then Birdsong went home where he was calleI
on by General Mahone with whom he had a tax
with reference 20 the difficulty. 1t Is prooaDie
that the matter will he investigated in the Mayor
court tomorrow morning The vote IN TINS "ufu
Will have to be thrown cut