The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-09

761; Weaver, 2,O6i; Wing, 5.l39; Bidwell,
1886. Tweney-eight election districts are
missing out of l,l3I.
One thousand and two districts outside of
New York and Brooklyn give Cleveland
l21, POI; Harrison 142, 46l. The same dis
tricts in 1888 gave Cleveland l24. .354, and
Harrison 152, ,214.
The democrats elect their congressman In
the Brooklyn and New York districts, the
Second to Sixteenth inclusive.
One thousand one hundred and seventy
districts outside OF New York aud Brooklyn
give Cleveland 49, ,03S; Harrison 1874, ,O6S.
The same districts in 1888 gave Cleveland
IA, ,932 and Harrison 175 $3.50.
One thousand two hundred and twenty
nine districts outside of New York and
Brooklyn give Cleveland 147 ,634; Harrison
III, ,705. The same districts iu 1888 gave
Cleveland Isl ,064 and Harrison 1888, S93.
Tammany has carried every assembly and
aldermanio district in this city.
REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. Nov. S.-The day was
cloudy, but mild and pleasant. Voting
during the forenoon was very brisk. with
promises Of large gains over the preceding
year. The republicans claimed $500 in
Onondaga county and the democrats con-
ceded 4,5O0. In this city there was much
use Of paster ballots.
PLEASANT AT SCHENECTADY.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Nov. S.-The polls
in this city opened about $3.50 O'CLOCK this
morning and at O'Clock nearly a third of
those registered had voted. The weather
was beautiful The sun shons brightly and
it was warm, almost like summer.
ITHACA AT WORK EARLY.
ITHACA, N. Y. Nov. Sit was a perfect
day for tho election. The sun was shining.
Tha IL ubak
vote was reported coming out all over this
section. One-third of the vote Of this city
was in the boxes before O'clock.
DARK AND COLD.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Nov. S.-The weather
here was dark and cold The roads ia the
country are in bad condition. Advices
from towns, however, indicate shat full
vote was polled.
VOTING UNPRECEDENTED.
Troy, N. Y, Nov. SIT was beautiful
day. The number OF voters at the opening
of the polls was unprecedented. The early
vote was unusually large.
THE VOTE AT LONG ISLAND CITY.
LONG ISLAND CITY, L. l., Nov. S.-The
election passed off quietly here. A heavy
vote has been polled. Reports from Flush
ing, Hampstead. Jamaica, Newton and
RosIyn indicate a very heavy vote In Queens
county. 1ler6 was no cutting or the
national ticket except In Woodhaven, where
many democratic employees Of the Grosiean
tinware factory are said to have voted for
Harrison.
A SENATOR ARRESTED.
POUGHKEEPsIE, N Y, Nov. S-Senator
Osborne offered his vote In the city to-day.
1t was challenged and be swore 1t In. He
was soon after arrested for illegal voting
and taken before United States Commis-
sioner Hunter. He was examined and held
in $4,000 to the United States grand
jury.
Warrants have been Issued by United
States Commissioner Hunter for the arrest
of Chief of Police McCabe, Police Constable
Mcdonald and Police Officer McCabe
brother Of the chief of police, for interfering
with United States deputy marshals.
GOOD FOR 10000 IN THE STATE.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. Son returns re-
oeived the argus says: Harrison's plurality
Of 1888 is already wiped out by losses in
rural New York. Cleveland has carried
the state by at least 10000.
LOSS AT ELMIRA.
ELAtIRA, Nov. S.--This city complete gives
Harrison 8, ,S76, and Cleveland 2,9SS The
vote in 1888 was: Cleveland 3.241, Harrison
2,9S9.
MANY ARRESTS AT BUFFALO.
BUFFAfo, N. Y, Nov. S.-Many arrests
have been made here for alleged election
fraudE