The record-union., 1892-11-08
NEW YORK.
Weather Prospect for To-day Not Very
Assuring.

Weather Prospect for To-day Not Very
Assuring.
NEW YORK, Nov. Z. = The weather
prospects for tomorrow are not very
alluring. According to the weather
bureau heavy storm is now in progress
in the lake region, and this evening there
is here cold, drilling rain, probably
the advance guard OF the same storm. A
storm tomorrow would probably extend
from Virginia northward over the Middle.
Atlantic and New England States, and
While it may clear of before night, the
weather bureau says it is not probable.
n IL over the rest of the country it will be
cold and clear, according to the present
indications.
Arrangements are all completed for the
election in this city tomorrow. On be
h If of the Federal authorities, force
o Supervisors and Deputy United States
MarshalS viii watch proceedings at the
polls to keep the peace and watch out for
alleged proposed frauds. There will be
SIX or seven thousand Supervisors and
Deputies. Sheriff German is also ready
TO put lot OF men in every election dis
trct to watch the MarShals, and the police
have received instructions to watch them
All. 1t is therefore likely that the pres
ence OF SO much force will deter all parties
1rom any attempted frauds.
1t is the general opinion of the city
authorities that the anti-election stories
OF expected trouble will amount to as
much as they did in former years-that
Is, much talk and very little trouble.
Judge Barrett said to-day that from the
opening to the closing of the polls to-mor-
row the Judges OF the Supreme Court
Will attend in turn, two or three at a time
III their Chambers at the County Court
house, as has been the custom in preced-
ingsyears. This will greatly aid people
who may be arrested illegally.
Information was received at the United
States MarshaPs office to-day thai body
OF 100 colonlzers, whose destination was
Coney Island, had been shipped from
PlttSburg and other parts in Allegheny
County.
Chairman Hackett of the Republican
State Committee was seen by an Asso-
clated Press reporter this afternoon in
regard to dispatch sent out by Lieuten-
ant-Governor Sheehan, alleging that the
Republican State Committee had sent
paster ballots up the State headed bv
William Steinway and Richard Croker,
Democratic Electors, and followed by the
names of the Republican Electors. Hack
EFT said the statement was unqualitiedly
false, but added that it was exactly what
the Democrats had done. He had sam
pie paster from up the State which had
been mailed by the Democrats to a Re-
publican. 1t was headed by Henry w
sage anu JGSSG ac6IlS 1epuDllCdn
Electors, and the names of thlrty-lour
Democratic Electors folio owed. He un-
derstood the Democrats had been spread
ing these right and LETT among Republic
ans throughout the State.
BUFFALO IN. W, Nov. 7.-Lieutenant-
Governor Sheehan, when asked tonight
what he thought of the situation AZ the
closing hour, replied: we will carry
New York State. OF that have not the
slightest doubt"
INDICATION OF TROUBLE.
BUFFALO, Nov. There is every in
dlcation of trouble tomorrow. The Re-
publican managers have sworn in a
small army of Deputy Marshals, and in
slst on having from two to five Marshals
IN each election district. The Sheriff has
sworn in about 800 deputies, and the
democratic managers declare that every
democrat arrested tomorrow will be
bailed out at once.