Birmingham state herald., 1896-11-04
NEW YORK.

New Y0rK, NOV. 3-A more perfect election day could not be desired. The day dawned bright and clear and the atmosphere was warm and sprng-like
 The roll clerks in the various assembly districts did not have to wait for voters this morning. In many of the election districts voters were in line before the voting places were opened. Even the bankers, brokers and rich men generally were on hand early. In the Twenty ninth Assembly district, known as the millionaires' district, the oldest polling booth frequenters said they had never seen the millionaires around so early be : fore. The early voting was general throughout the district; at most of'the polling places more ballots had been cast by 10 o'clock than has been the case for years past. There was no excitement, and the police had little to do.
 Many went to the polls on their wheels, and after voting went off on trip. A noticeable feature was the number of cripples and sick men who voted at an early hour. Men on crutches hobbled to the polling places and some of the sick had to be assisted to and fro. This gives an idea of the intensity of the enthusi- asm that prevails.
 Voting was remarkably heavy and rap i'd, and there is hardly any doubt that this year, with the added hour for cast ing ballots, all votes will be in at the clos ing hour. Voters for most part remain
 
 and this is indicative of straight ticket voting It was noticeable that the polls were well manned by democrats as well as by republicans in some districts. A number of arrests were made for illegal registration and voting in some districts.
 Albany, N. r., Nov. 3.-The weather is perfect, and large vote is being boiled. Everything is passing off quietly. It Is estimated that a two-thirds vote was boiled by noon. Republicans claim the city by 1200 and the county by 3,O00. In 1892 Cleveland carried the county by 5S6
 Senator Hill voted ballot 205 at 37 o'clock this morning, in the Fourth dis trict of the Ninth ward.
 New York. Nov. 3.--Twenty election districts out of 1892 in this city give Me- Kinley 1875; Bryan 1875; Palmer 45.
 Thirty election districts out of 1882 in this city give Mckinley 2,565 Bryan 2,So7; Fifty election districts out of 1892 in this city give Mckinley 4,61S; Bryan B. 9S6; Palmer 161.
 out of 1892 in this city give Mckinley IA. .353: Bryan 12,261; Palmer 496. The re- turns so far received indicate plurality for Mckinley on the entire city vote or 23, 900. IT, tricts out of 1892 in this city give McKin- ley B, ,0O5; Bryan 26, 6,190; Palmer 3,303l. One hundred and sixty-two districts outside of New York and Brooklyn give Mckinley 28,999; Bryan 17,3S3; Palmer 155. The same districts in 1892 gave liar rison 23442; Cleveland 19,323.
 Three hundred and seventy election districts out of 1892 in this city give Me Kinley 37,159; Bryan 31, LAY; Palmer 1856. Six hundred and sixty election districts out of 1892 in the city give Mckinley 6s,- 213; Bryan 59,207; Palmer 2,494. Datx election districts New York city indicate plurality for Black republican for Governor on the entire city vote of 5000.
 In 927 election districts of New York city the republican gain is 4O,521. Twelve hundred election districts in this city give Mckinley 132,696; Bryan 113,30S; Palmer 1928.
 One thousand and fifty election dis tricts in this city give Mckinley 114,124;
 Bryan 97,654; Palmer 4,273. tricts out of 629 give Mckinley 1880; Bry- an, 2,736; Palmer, 66. In 1892 the same districts gave Harrison 2,248; Cleveland, 3,1S4 Fifty precincts out of 62s in this city give Mckinley 6.S44; Bryan. 5,2S9; Palmer, 423. Wilson, Forshay. Bennett and Howe, all republicans, are elected to congress in l Kings county.
 i Two hundred and ninety districts out 1 of 629 in this city give Mckinley 45,S19; | Bryan 32934; Palmer. 1920
 Hornellsville, N. Y., Nov. 3-This city | complete gives Mckinley. 1882; Bryan, | 1,228; republican gain of 29 over the re- l suit of 1892 N | roe county give Mckinley 1000 plurality Twelve districts outside of New York and Brooklyn give Mckinley 1895; Bryan 1 983; Palmer 61.S The same districts ir | 1892 gave Harrison 1,575; Cleveland. 1,125