The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-11-03

operated by men stationed in the new
band stand. Complete and unbiased
reports will be given in the bulletins Of
all returns received, and thousands will
undoubtedly avail themselves of this
opportunity of learning who wins.
At the Hyperion theater e. G. Nor
ton, Mr.. Bunnell's well known and pop
ular press agent, will announce the re-
turns from the stage. AT Polls returns
will be received over a special wire and
announced between the acts. Elabor-
ate arrangements have been made to
receive returns at various clubs, and
the Pythian fair on Chapel street will
remain open all night for all who wish
to hear election as received there over
a special wire
LAST RALLY OF THE CAMPAIGN.
A rousing firal rally was held last
evening by the Eleventh, Twelfth and
Fourteenth Ward Republican club at
the club rooms, 377 Grand avenue
Speeches We're made by J. NJ Fitzpat-
rick, r. H. Tyner and others. The
meeting was largely attended, the
crowd packing the hall and extending
out into the street, Every point of the
speakers was greeted with uproarious
applause. and the enthusiasm evidence
ed augured well for the work in those
wards to-day.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATS ALERT.
William j. Mills chairman of the
national democratic committee of the
state gave out yesterday afternoon the
following official statement:
To the Electors of the State of Connec-
ticut:
The attention of the state central
committee of the national democratic
party has been called to articles in the
press stating that the chairman of the
democratic state central committee has
sent requests and instructions to the
silver moderators of various towns of
the state to refuse to count, and to
throw out all ballots cast at the cleo
ton to be held November 3. 1896, head
ed National Democratic.
The national democratic state central
committee hereby gives notice that
should any moderator thus violate the
law he will be prosecuted under section
PIT of the revised statutes Of the state
of Connecticut of 1888, which provides
imprisonment for the crime; and all
persons aiding, abetting and advising
such action will also be prosecuted for
conspiracy under the common law.
If any persons have evidence of such
| fraud or conspiracy and will furnish it
to the national democratic state central
| committee proceedings will be institut-
ed at once against the guilty parties
anywhere in thesstate.
| (Signed) WILLIAM j. MILLS.
| Chairman National Democratic State
Central Committee.
| This strong document WILL it is
thought, have the effect of turning the
silver moderators from their revolu-
| tionary plans, if any was thinking of
| following the orders of the popocratic
| leaders.
VOTERS MADE YESTERDAY.
The selectmen, sitting as board of
registration, yesterday made So new
voters. BY wards the number is as
| follows: First ward. g. Second ward,
| 7; Third ward, s.; Fourth ward, s; Fifth
ward 4 Sixth ward. 6; Seventh ward
Ii; Eighth ward, /; Ninth ward, 8;
Tenth ward, 2; Eleventh ward, 5;
Twelfth ward 4; Thirteenth ward, l;
Fourteenth ward, 0; Fifteenth ward, l.
Total, 60.
At 5 O'Clock President Beecher adj
iourned the board sine die.
The whole number of new voters
made this year Is 3,17S.