Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-06
NEW YoRK.

NEW YORK.
CHICAGO, Nov.B LII, P0st's tDtmJ
New YORK special dated $3.50 says.
Iammauy IL probably "killei dead"
The polls IA this city closed at o'clock
pnd tho work o computing the returns
DC now Progressing rapidly. Unless
there has been more SCRATCHING than
anticipated the general result OF ths
war on TammAuy win he known
within three hours. Only about IS
per cent OF thu persons regislere
voted. Their failure q do No was
partly caused by complex machit cry.
In some cases 20 ballots had to be
handled. or the vote recorded. he
nnti-rammany districts snow the larg.
e., gain, aud there wAsa decided fall.
ing on II the Tammany districts. In
some Of the latter the total vote will
be lees than third what II was two
years ago. Tho election wan the fair.
at ever held In New York. About
forty persons were arrested Tor ifaudu.
lint registration.
NEw YORk, Nov. 0.-Condltions In
eastern New York art favorable for
tue polling u u large vote, tue storm
which ragged yesterday aud last night
having passed over Reports received
up noon show that la central New
IlIk the weather In fair tnough COLI,
while In the western part Oi the slate
there IL some anOw, which may Affect
tho vote.
Al Troy the voting In progrossiug
rapidly and without special excite.
ment.
In this city interest 10 the state aud
municipal O. tests over. hadOwa that
Tor C0ngrufsmon. Tue multituiiuUus
number Of ballots was puzEling even
TO the Initiated. Each elcctlr was
asked TO vote on tiX acperite ques.
tons outside the regular state aud
municipal tickets, with the fteult that
large number OF voters threw all OF
psft Oi them away aud voted Ouly TOT
tho candidates presented. A. far ~
secertaiued moet Of tue voters who
t.kelod these questions caht their ball
lots for rapid transit and IN favor OF
greater New YORK.
Busiest among the official watchere
ut tie polling booth IN the 22ud uit-
tflct (secoud assembly disuioO 6S
Oliver street, was Mfs. Elizabeth u.
GFannia. 81 have beer," tald Mrs.
GFaunis, "tteated with the greatest
courtesy. am free, however, TO say
sumu Uiiloeri here this morning have
teen under the Influence Of drink nrd
some OF tho voters too. don't think
any man should be allowed TO cast n
ballot who IL not s0borh
BfoOklyn.-CRmpaign managers al
tho different political headquarters m
Brooklyn express confidence In the
iosult. AZ Democratic tadqusrtufS
they count on a plurality " 1000 10
10000 Ia Kings county Tor Hih The
Republicans CLAIM kings county ny
10000. The total registration h 1915
A very wet atmosphere sui murHy
sky greeted the Early yoiera. Abgui 10
am. the sun struggled out. SHORTY
after o a.m,, Senator Hill entered tie
polling place, Several persons made
way for MIN anu ono insptctO taid'
"Let Senator Hin vote" Then some
bouy oherTed tor the next governor.
Hin refused TO tuko suybody's place
In the line and waited his turn, chat
ting with those nearest him.
From reports received itOm tho pre-
NNhNk NbAAlhlhiAAhAH " u W ~ wv n ANhT
cerning the progress VI the voting,
Superintendent Of Police ByTnes ven
tuud the Prediction that no mora Than
two-thlrds OF those registered would be
able to vote today.
lt IL alleged that Recorder 5mythe
"a being scratched by order OF Tam
many hall, 40 that votes for Grant Tor
mayor can be Obtslneu.
White Piains- Walter w. Booth was
fatally wounded In an election row at
ElmsfoId todsy. He disputed with II
Deputy u, :. marshal VINO shot him
Ia the groin.
owing 10 the bad state II the wires,
the election neWa from Now England
u meagTe but 10 igr II tAyOrs tue Re,
uhlicaus.
several voters who falsely swOro
thuy were blind In order that thoy
might have assistance Ia preparing
their ballots were arrested. A number
OF Jul, o. are sitting Ia various couTts
TO-DAY Tor tnr express purpose Of alluli-
eating cases OF violation VI tho election
law. judge COW0u had "a large mum.
Der Of casts before him anu held the
accused Ia 81 900 tail Tor further hear.
ing. Few could furnish tue required
hand