Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
IN NEW YORK STATE.
both OF the Old Parties Prepared to Make a
Hard Fight.

Hard Fight.
New YORK, Nov. THE weather pros.
| poets for tomorrow are not assuring accord.
ing to the weather bureau. A heavy storm
Is now in progress in the lake region and
this evening there Is threaten cd rain, probably
the advance guard of the same storm. The
duration of the storm, 1t is predicted, will be
| about twenty-four hours and behind 1t is a
cold wave OF considerable strength. The
local weather bureau SAID this morning tha,
the storm tomorrow would probably extend
from Virginia northward over The middle
Atlantic and New England states and that
before night storm was probable. All over
the rest OF the country it will be cold and
clear according to the present indications.
Arrangements have all been completed for
the election in this city tomorrow. There
will be large force representing both par
ties at the polls, and IL numbers OF watchers
is any evidence of anthone est vote. tho ballot
will be pure. On behalf of the federal uu-
tcorltles, force OF supervisors, each with a
United Statos marshaps certificate will
watch proceedings at the polls. keep the
peace and watch out for alleged proposed
frauds.
John w. Jacobus, the United States
marshal Of this district. has sworn in s. 900 OF
these deputies, who will sec that a correct
vote is cast and counted. On tho other hund
u
election district to watch the marshals and
the police have received their instructions
10 watch them all. 1t Is therefore likely
that the presence of SO much force will
deter either party from attempting frauds in
this city and there is no Iiklitood now of any
violence. Superintendent Byrnes saws that
ne expects no trou BILE tomorrow ana that the
police force will do It's duty without fear or
favor. He says that the deputy marshals
are acting updef United State. laws and
III in, fpa
1orcetnent of them, but he is sure that the
superiors OF the marahals will not allow any
OF them to violate the law any more than
they would allow any body else 20 do it, III
the fedora, representatives break any law
tomorrow, Mr.. Byrnes says that they will be
as amendable TO tho law as any body else.
IL is the general opinion Of the city officers
that the ante-clection stories of expected
trouble VIII not amount to much.
extraordinary preparation has been made
IN the matter Of looking out for all attempts
at fraudulent voting. There has been filed
with United States Marshal Jacobus about
4,ooo warrants. sworn out against persons
VINO are alleged TO have registered Illegally.
They VIII not be served unless the persons
named therein attempt to voto tomorrow.
information was received at the marshal's
otiice that body OF 300 colonizers, whose
destination was Coney Island mad been
shipped from Pittsburg and other parts of
Allegheny county. The marshal SAID that
ne was prepared to give them warm recep-
tlon. Mr. Jacobus has private wire in his
once and Is in touch with all parts OF his
district. The marshal stated late this after
noon that the limit Of deputy marshals who
would do duty Mt the polls tomorrow had
been placed at 1000.
Chairman Hackett, Of the repu bican state
com mittee, in an interview with the Asso-
ciated press reporter denied that he repub-
lican state committee had sent paster ballots
to democrats hoaded by two democratic
electors aud followed by the names of repub-
llcan electors, but said that was what the
democrats had done. He had in his posses
sion one OF these tickets that the democratic
committee mad mailed to rep" blicans 1t had
two republican electors ana thirty four dem
ocratic electors on it, Hackett said he un-
derstood the democrat, had been sending
these bogus tickets throughout the state