Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-08
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states Likely to be Bad To-day.
New YoRK, November THE
weather prospects for tomorrow are not
alluring, according to the weather bn-
reau. A heavy storm is now In pro-
cress in the lake region and this even
ing there is here cold, drilling rain,
nrobabIy the advance guard or this
same storm. The duration OF the
storm, il is predicted. will be about "a
hours and behind it is cold wave OF
considerable strength. Mr.. Dunn said
this morning that the storm tomorrow
wonld probably extend from Virginia
northward ever the Middle Atlantic
and New England States, and while II
might clear off before night 1t IS not
probable. All over the rest OF the
country it will be cold and clear ac-
cording to present indications.
Arrangements have all been COM
Melted for the election IN this city to-
morrow and there is little for the mana
gers TO do except to see that the vote Is
properly cast and counted. Ihere VIII
be a large force representing both
parties at the polls. and II numbers OF
watchers is any evidence OF an honest
vote, the ballot will be pure.
On behalf of the federal authorities
a force of supervisors, each with a
United States marshal's certificate, will
watch proceedings st the polls, keeping
the ueace and watching out for alleged
proposed frauds.
John w. Jacobus, the United States
Marshal for this district, has sworn IN
a mum Der Of these deputes-aoout 5000
In all-who will sea that correct vote
is cast and counted. On the other hand
Sheriff German has takep time oy the
forelock and is ready to put lot OF men
in every election district to watch the
marshals. 1t is therefore likely that
the presence of so much force will de-
ter either party from any attempted
frauds in this city and there is no ike
lihood now OF any violence.
There has been much correspondence
between Mr.. Jacobus, John /. Daven-
port and the Tammany committee OF
lawyers, and little has resulted In the
wav of q settlement Of the alleged dill
culties. Proclamations have been Is
sued by the United States District At
torney, Mr.. MITCHELL; Governor Flower,
Lieutenant Governor Sheehan, the
District Attorney. Mr.. Nicoll; the At
torney General Of the United States
and others, all apparently having the
same purpose in view-the purity OF
the election. The police have had their
orders and they will be the real pre-
servers OF the peace, II 1t comes to any
such state as to require the interference
OF anybody.
1t has been claimed by those who
hola to the Federal view Of the matter
that the deputy marshals have right
to 90 within the rails at the polling
places, and that they have many other
rights which the Democratic party
managers say they have not. 1t may
be that the courts will be called In TO
decide the mooted points. but the po-
lice seem to have decided for every
body, and they are likely to insist upon
their orders being obeYed, SuperIn-
to ndent Byrnes says that he expects no
trouble tomorrow, and that the police
force will do It's duty without fear or
favor.
Judge Barrett said to-day that from
the opening to the closing OF the polls
tomorrow the Judges of the Supreme
Court will attend In turn, two or three
at time in their chambers at the
County Court House as has been the
custom in preceding years.
Extraordinary preparations nave
been made In the matter OF looking out
for all attempts to vote fraudulently.
There have been filed with United
States Marshal Jacobus about 1000
warrants sworn out against persons who
are alleged to have registered illegally.
They will not be- served unless the per-
sons named therein attempt TO vote to-
morrow.
Information was received at the Mar
shaI's Office to-day that body OF 300
colonizers, whose destination was Co
neY Island, have been shipped from
Plttsburg and other parts OF Allegheny
county. The Marshal said that he was
prepared to give them o warm recep-
ton.
Chairman Hackett, OF the Republican
State Committee, was seen by an Asso-
ciated Press reporter this afternoon In
regard TO a despatch sent out by Lieut..
Governor Sheehan alleging that the Re-
publican State Committee have their
ballots to Republicans up the State
headed by William Steinway and Rich.
ard Croker, Democratic electors, and
followed by the names Of the Republi-
can electors.
II wish to pronounce that statement
as absolutely and unqualIfedly false"
said Mr.. Hackett, "Th's committee has
not sent out such ballots, nor have any
Republicans. AS matter OF fact, how
ever, that is exactly what the Demo
Gratis have done. / received sample
paster from up the State which has
been mailed by the Democrats TO Re-
publican. II was headed by Henry W.
Sarge and Jesse SeligmaD, Republican
electors, and the names OF thirty-four
Democratic electors followed. under
stand that the Democrats have been
spreading these bogus ballots right and
left among the Republicans throughout
the State"
GORMAN CONFIDENT.
IA aees No Cause for Alarm as 70 Wezt