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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS

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EXTBA EDITION

TUE'^DAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6. 1894.

EXTHA EDITION.

■{”^1 ?Ski^}TWO CENT&

IRD

I clnct* In New Toik clt% lrl^e Strong (H ) bolipiln fion < oiumb a h (, Bas*«

Ihi ai th t fh<» in Impendent

THE GREAT VICTORY

ITlB^IBKDOlk BRPini-M \\ M \- 40R1T1KS IM >AHIOlH STATES.

#rob*blr l«0,«»O0 In Sew York nnd j Ohtn—ABii He^eriil (oantiea to Heor From

THE OSTBltliHELSIISG DEFEAT OF Hilib AAD TltlMSSl.

TAe Ref»a1>lle«nii Will Ilnre the Se\t Hotme of Uei>re«eiitall» • »-- Senator Fnolkiter i oreeUeK It.>The Eletllon Ketorun From tariuuu State-m.

for ma^or 1&.4S$ m»Jorlt\ Five hundred and thlrt\ t1\e dutrirtM rutslde of Nen York and HrcK>kl\ n giv-^ Vorton 77 3(d. Hill 65 iil \V tu'eln 1 ow The Maine dletrlcts In IWl Ba\e t issett <2tW, r.ower 'iH-M 10 13—1 emocrate cam Jcr..e\ < i \ in I Iludatn count} Rtpubllcaii < 1 ini liooklyn b> 25 000 Bob'* Mi La .ghhn sayi 1 ^ e nothlufr to baj Bergen touni} N f i turn-i two I.c publluiii CongreMmen for the tirbt liirn.

In Ifs hJBtort

Ici I un iitd and flft} prtiln ts >i t ol 1 111 gUt Kill a majoiltt uf >. \ i hurciieii Aiid thirtv Ji i ot 1 111 di tn git ttt jiig (it » 111 162 ijiain (!.>) M 1 ■! l.ti-iirrH iroin hall of tne tlcctioi trkts inilkate a total pluia t\ foi

Strong of SOoiJO

Brookljn DeleKOtluu Ilepublituu Ntw V ora Heraui The Ft iiio tin le idcrs in .v rg s otint} lO^ct It tl 1 , ft t of the enti-e tong'easun il Kkbi |

tion from I icOki n

ticket foi the IjCgiolHture will fall in ne trh tvcij coniuj riio hr' itlonB thjB far are that 1 tan*? <Tlll’''a'i to) foi (io\ernor Ih I li_rte 1 b\ ’ i*>f> Ft luri« re ccUed ip t> * p tn slot Deraotraiio lo‘?‘»e'' In I n It. I ' ■)

THIRD

that they do n(}t kn>vr his name as the (omnntment ha not \ cl been returned t • them

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ti A "oli 1 to ( ongi esb I ■<

OHIO 0 Bit. 1*1 I K VI 1 I I 7 It* Iti jiuldti ttnn Fa. r} th« stall 11 Prohnhl} UU.OOii ( incinnati NoMmbtr 6 — The I m * Star<-i}s ila niiton toonlt gof-R pi. 1( lib} JiOfU The State Ol (}hio is K 1 111 111 an b\ 90 ttCO

SolldK IJcn .

Vugn^ta tis Nitt I>< mix tali lelcg'itin

tie ft 1 In tjeoi.,1

Ntw (>rli I x \o\cmbcir fi—Senator l> in i It i \'- tliat a soli 1 I>eniot.rat o le., iti »n t to .,icbs is clei te 1 '•rom

tins St iit-

iti ]>■■ 1)1 i< uiiH Uifei'tid 111 V< liraHko. I I'in ill i \o\tnio I I 1 SI at 1 1 I Its s an J t ... i ’■t of Ni I 1 a~ka thus in \ rg the e iion o i t at o%er ManJerson to the I niteJ

^ St It s Sen ite Tn V\ ls< MitHiii

‘ V't’w iiiKei Novel bet i "siven towns ® 11 li St te thPt f i\ Pi k >4 \ Jt* an ! j s ji . HI lit th s >fai give Pe 1

it 1 t J am Bi

i _ ( II (lif^cii Hepii blit an I I ro ove’~i I tj S n 1*01 M vlillan I lit that tlu ertli“ 1 tf itbiivan ti kt t I IS f le til b} oJ J'A j I he siinit In Mil ssa t hnnettw • iiosi [ Novtiniei tj 1 en towns htarl f I t>i t rtenl'al°' ti 1 .. Iu6 Hussell (u ) oS X'en i ti I> s of .1 votes

NINE CONGRESSMEN

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. . _ „ll IK/I e/nintiv 7 lUH JoIlUNOJI I’tleJiltd The returns from all over the countiv < olnm us o Novembii 11 it 1 Indicate great Republican gains ar ! j ^ ^ •weeping Republican victories In Ntw j t ig ess In the Clevflir it tn t is York Hill la defeated for t.overnor bv diieaiti’ by a laigt nai t tv

lUOlULi IV K VVS ( I rv.

\7 UHPtTlLIC VV HF VDtil VRIERV The Earl) Vpvvh t ncMiupnjtiug—lint M*. liner lit pot Is ntiiKciI The «too of the i ln”a v e ton wa« loll piecemeal t > th i nn itte* mci ^In thi Heimbllnn henlii nr ers fhe ii le RTani"' whlih br»’-sn to le iclivaret at 7 oilock were ot in e icoiiraging nature One of the first te t s w'peh cane ' as<^irel the ^titf niiiav; ’■ **vat tbe vlctoiv is all wool an 1 i I’-i w le The Republicans in the i mi i c rooms I vveie in high spirit® s.o,ne qt them I wished thev could join the no c ovv io j on the pavements below wu>s oot Ing of horns and cheo^irg i ould be

I plainly heard

C ongrt'SHioniil j The Republicans in i v i t "3 of this I city claim to have made a ga i of ten over Denny s plunlity Thev i oi t a pioba ble plurality of ninety to ninetv live ii

the precinct

Metamora Prankhn coiintv Republican maj rlty on State t civet llt> net ga n N

(_ halrman (»ow 1\ arr ed at ihe Re

yiublican State con in ic ivOii® ti 8 L

Reports I roll! V nrlotis Point*—rii« I , , ,t i. , . . i

, o clock He had ju leturnei from Rush

Scenes uiid Claims at the < omuiittee Room*—Ihe Vote Uy

the I’roi lii« ts

THIRD EXTRA! THE EAGLE SCREAMS

Ik an galHB of twenty to the precinct I ' I ratt woild g've the Reinibllcanit j a,70<j plurality In Manon county

DP TO THE SCRATCH

Rl SHI VH MK Vl» HI I.KR. %rranRen>rntM I-ur toiivryliig HU NoTBRg »IO%IFl'THBIR IHOICB OP Itnity to St. iVterahnrg. CAlOIOATBt TO«DAY.

MVRIOV tOtVTV WO t EVTER roVVVSHIP GO KEPLBLICW.

The Return* Vlrindv lu Indiinte

1 lull tilt st.ite IIuK (.one Repiiiilitan Uv a Large Vlajoritv

GVIVS W VIVVV Ol THE tOVt.IlKS-

blOV VI UISlRIt IH.

Large GuIuh

Morton by probablv SOOiXi to J* i(8j.) vi le* «nd probably mSre Tammany is utterly routed, and Strong la elected nu y or b probably 60,000 The enllrA Republican congreaelonal delegation In Brooklyn is elected. Ohio has given a tremendous Repub llcan plurality, and members of that party claim It by aw high as OOOtlo 11 llcola ha* gone Rapubllcan Pht fusion ticket of Democrats and Populists have carried Nebraska, thus insuping the ekt tJen of Congressman Bryan to ^ucteel Manderaon hi the United States Senate Senator Faulkner, chairman of the Democratic congressional committee con(»des that the Republicans will have a majority In the next House of Repre•entattvea wma**™* Louisiana aad Georgia will elect son i Democratic delegations to Congress

R imbli in in 1 been ii-ceued the Repub fj.^,rison carried the countv bv

Wald 111 < 1< rs Si I 'i Uiillot IluvcM

mil 1 tiimilf V 1 >' u» Vv ts

1 IX I 1 V \< \ \ eml f r b —I

1 ^ ! t e vv J 11 c u 1 he I'e

t t < a ife I 1 er I n i t ftci-jvv) tiiil liecD s

, en \ V IV t n f n rn bv r 1 1 V Ol) In pre ni i Iv r o i 1 ic o tcMj c ! X ji ng in an! tn evv out n wi i

X a 1 I ill n^ 1 X J J r 1 icv ji 1 | electk n of J \ Heincnw av the Key ub

c) 1 w f the , 1 ''-n 1 1 1 tJ I o t Ii, XI a. e th il t 1 o\ *^ a h IV V i 111 t ! w 50 ' In tl i 1 \ n 1 th 1 tn 1 tne of th» w uicx^es

V ax c I ' 1 t ut he 1 )Oth i V on or hen v th..v h i e e’ecte i are Jt =xo ov ei

to JU CIS 1! to XIV tioibk he nij

V ille wheie he went to vote Vx he en tere 1 the room an 1 piilli vi oli hix over coj-t there was a broal xriik on his tace Tom laggart owes vou a call said some one lou c tiled on him in 1892 y es laughed VR tio.v L ml I ve been working for two vears to get that

cell back

The gam of twenty nine at Metamora

■* THE HOUSE IS REPIBLUAV.

Senator Fanlltnrr, of the Demo-

cratic Committee, Coneede* It.

Washington. D C, November 6-Sen-ator Faulkner Btates that the Repub llcans have carried the House of Repie- * gentatives of the Congress of the Lnlted

States. ______ HILL AYD TARIHAVY BE4TEV

lAu Overwlielmlag RcpaUHinn VIh-

Jorlty Itt New' Vork State. Dayton in Sevonl distri t in New York, November 6.—Five hundred) elected to Congievs V\ 1 V llxon ix . . ai ,vf 1 ui defeated The Republican commiltei and eighty election districts out of l.Hl ' , ^ ^ .

claims four Congtessmen and In lie i

II j r..tcx?

I 1 t u 1 pit Ir t the X in £ vn I i

t r It r IX be 1 p I

w i' - e IV ll i J n t r >t i e rii I 1 ol" lb I t XI ni- 11 ai"! th X

)re or 1 frict on I or o 1 i ri 1 Vi 1 1 r ni V t I V C ll,!( I III it

OH c i to V )r

th if th R i III V I n th o I itv

rbeli Grt it \ It ton

( olumbus November b—Ihi Dem I (latk St te committee i once k i’ ,ohlo has gone Republic an tv Dithwaltc (D ) coiictdes Wat on x tk

t on to t ongreax by 3 >JIJ Mr \\ ilHiiu Delta led.

i Thf New lork bun stites tnat < n grexainaii Wilson, author of thi W ikon bill is lefeated by a large majoiity 1! btaniiard I nion of HrooKiyn xiy-s that returns point to the election ol ihirteji 1.1 publican assembly mtn from K n„x countv Complete retuiiis from I-lmua N "i give Hill 8 majority ax j AS in that city I New \oik November 6 \ssociatel Press bulletin from Washington sivs Dispatches to the Repulilican commit tee from Charleston, W \a siy thit Congressman Wilson is defeatt 1

, „ „ I clc lic,r There wax i veiv Inrge ca Iv I

Wheeling W Va, Novembti 6 —Pm , bherilf loss of the louith will chairman of the national Republic an I im A wore in seme ueput ex on aiiount oi

illegeii tioutle

mittee claims three Republic an t ongrexs i j jie Republican ehaiiman of the State

„ , ,, committee Ins news of i i irge vote

men and large Republi an gains all ovci i principal poliks ui the bt ite 1 he i West Virglnti He claims tint Wilson ix hive been no dlstuiban ex anywheic xq

‘ far as known Ihe Demo ralm chair

dt feated j min sa s lie li ix no advkcx it tliix . , , h ur Mr Outhw il • fot Conr,r(i,x o,j WhcfcllaK W \a, November (>—1 veiv j j j jp \\ tt«ou his w u k 1 precinct hearl from jhovvs deci led Ri j i le i C'V c 111 1 foi t k tion I ubllcan gams Denver fR ) In 1 Irxt dis | This ai c| nitionel in 1 lo il iIT iix ^l cx

The Pe, ubli an Stat committee claims thi 1 turns in ii ate that at least nine

I Ktpubl an c oii^ic-xmen ha e 1 ec n e'ect | Franklin county is legarled is a favoi

eel—a giin of xt,\ n over two vc^i-ix i^o Vrter til I ep It t that t \ anxv ilie ha 1 got c

Indleatlona at Thi* Hoar \re That CuagresMMiHn B> nntu Ha* Urea Defeated U> Henrv.

SoSlD REPlItLItW I,EGISI,4TI\E DLLEG4TIO\ FROM M4R10V1.

The Demoeratlo County Central Committee, However, Concede* Vothina:, and Malntalna 1 hat Ottlclal Retnrnn \\ ill Change It.

alio omen for Watson in hix ia<e igakist Holman in the Fourth W atxon expects to carry Rush countv b' hbO In 18SS

ms Sail fhete was no doul t of the

Ii in can i l. iti in the 1- rxt Jix n t I lie otlur iniiJite whi h the Kejut Means

nirv ft set th s i Iv n g Th \c i . In the ( t \ 111 I V I St an I m t\ hi a I in rixi cs ttii V I \ h \ L i ti i! o' til pxj it)i ifi ipiinizitioi in 1 in v Il V ciihcr i sn i eal- allv i> \ 111 w 11 t hcavv 111" le^ixtriti ii i 1 (I mill g thi t of the last pre si 1 mill ' "

I ell lio 1

Stic t in ti 1 itth lixF-i ' Heniv (

Johi n in ihi b xth t hat lex ] Htnry in til vciith lieori W h iri in thi I ii,hth I i rank Hanlev in llic Nii th j T \ Hatch in the Ti h (j n^e W j Steele n tile i leventh tnd 1 W Hcvxi n the It enth This woull leave the ^ Derno m J hn I Hre 7 in the be | c.n 1 s M Stoc kxlager in the Ihil i

S flol an In the houith iiiii

\t 8 30 the Republic in State commit tee had received reports fiom eight pre cine ts giving a net tot il Renublican gun of 118 Hemv Newton Irinklin ard Daviess counties iie represented in these figuies The gains are reportel about the same in the v irious counties \ Governor Will Fumble k of Greens bur., and Charles W 1 iiri inks arrive 1 at the Republican State ommittee rooms together \ aisaw Two precimts show a net Republican gain of s. Malison Preeme t 2 ward 3 shows a i.ppubllcan gain of 32 The Republican gain pet precinct until 9 30 oc’ocl^ w IS twentw through the

4 1 (Oil Mill s O.

4 Ileav V Vote lleluK: I’ollt d—W lint

tiie t iiali in« i Sa,

claims four Congtessmen

tlcns are favotable for a Kepuiihcan

majority in thy Legislature

Nothing definite has been heard fr im Wilsons dlstilct but the indication" irc

The City Prwis Awwclatlon bulletin savs j Is beaten Tt Is a big ilixMkt Hill’s plurality for this city ts 3,800 The jp j., hard to gather returns ri e

^ve Hill 69,ill, Morion 67,287, W heeler 4,179 For mayor 270 election districts out of l,Ml «lve Grant 23.146 Strong 31 4A

Advertiser bulletin says It looks as If

Hill would be beaten by 160,000

The United Ihress bulletin says a com-piu-ison of 320 districts In this mty for Governor show » Republican giin of 11,608 For Governor Six hundred and •evenly election districts give Hill 69 016

Morton 67.004, Wheeler 5 279

New York, November 6 — Governor Fifty election districts out of 1 HI give HUl 60.382, Morton « 133. W heeler 4 32u Commercial Advertl’ser bulletin says *‘L,ooks as if Hill would be beaten by JO,000.” Associated Press bulletin says

fammany concedes defeat of Grant

New York, November 6 —The Mall and Express bulletin claims the election of the entire antl-Tsmmany city ticket— •iron* ‘by 60.000 for may or and Goff by 80,000 plurality The Sun s bulletin say s

figures can not be obtained before to morrow

In Wi-Mt Virginia Hlllsburg W \a gives G irver (R 1

W I'i a 1 1 V’ N i nv IntheTweUh (State In Indianapolis ten preclne ts

The Rep it llcan state e ommittee claims | xhow a Republie an gain of -UO

till It !i IX ( k c te 1 i rrajoiity et mem ^ Logansport—lout eoiintv precincts

lux in both Irani hxx of tin Lt„ix]atute j give a Republican gam of sixty two

Folumbus (J Novrmbfr 6 The cUv '' Itesent r itio of i lit x hoi lx c it I k'lve preclne ts in ( isx countv give a rf'tristi ation 1" over ^ 0 u in 1 thi In | ' net Iht St ite the Hei is it i exti Pepublle ar gain cf ninetv foui ext ix £ jnal to that of i pr^xi leiiliil ^ [ ^villsiuid Aiout xi\tv fivt Kt [ ib i Mnll'e tejwnxhip IleiR-y eountv shows

Il ins*to thir^'v l1\e ! jc r its a.nU tht I'aln of thirtv sp\ pji

smite at ut thntv Repuiiliaiis ' l.awrenfe (cuiitv One precinct gives

t wen tv Demointx Ihe Ktnibli inx j *4 Retiublli an gain of time

have tmireJ «ell along that wheiievei I lavette Foiinty-Two pree me tx show

the bt lit went mote than 1 Dbi' Fepubhe • *• Republican gain of torty three

an both 11 an hex of the Legislituie \t 9 o t lot k fourteen pre huts gave a would be Ivejubli an ^et Pepubluan g in of .x8 The Repub Foe-tv ti.,lil iretinets in Indlani xh vv {hems in these preeintts cist » more i Republie in gam ct 1 HR sho il 1 this votes than Uuv ltd m 18J2 Ihe bilance I Ite e, I tin mini the Re [ ibli irix ot tbeli gun is made by Dernoera’i j v'llhavt imaioitv in thi St lie of mote | losses | h n I J 'Oij telegram fiom Frankfort asserts Pe I Se I et II See 1" of the I epnbli an State pnnhean gains of .’'HJ in < hnton i ountv ^ e n niti t rro n figui x nivv m lux j ox | logansport F'u t i tty pteiinct shows X ston s vs 1’i.it the Ke[ tiblicanx hi e I a gam for Reput htuns ot L I ivt pre -— I e 11 le 1 lilt ana b nior thin O HX nia I pinolx show Rcpiib'icin gams ot h

Vutional iHMue* I argrix t.overn the | iiritv I r . xr , c , „ „ , . x,„ ,i ■ '•I. mi . ,1 Jei"' I I reemet No 1 ‘xetoni w ird at Mali

1,1* elloii—vgaInMt VlctnlMii I , , .. . . i

'Ihi Republi an l ommittee claims ti plepx \[\^rs 71 Ow.n 8., The sime

PhilideUhii Novernbtt 6 Reports , . .v, , e, f .i . ' ^ Mversii owinN, n* sime fiom all pirtx of the btaie indicate uitil ^ ‘ ‘ Le,is precinct In INL gave tkveland 'o Har

he V ote 1 tullv tux 1 t iv \ as that j olD 1 1 i ' I e, u‘ he ai x sav th ct thev hav « ^ json 89

iht w ither is clear an 1 plcax ckctel ten ( ongressnun and puxxU h t

Tay

the eieetijii n this iis rii t luiDtt nt t irecednti intiet i 1 ill' \ e I e never mo e e ii < ir igi^ 1 ri i' in i I r tx arc ijllvtr g to then ittr jxt e i i | is pleasant between the rexieciive eiicx '

I\ PEWSV i \ iM4

in IWt

ant e\ci 1 t in tie northern ant ncil'i western ejinltx f h, eontest in this bta’e will h was the most aril e in lecent year was fonj 1 t almost entir K on nitimal lines aru the result his teen thit \ ot rs in everv county arc flo king to the polls 1 1 1 IX I iiy mie 11 xt centers <il noxt e \

tliii teen I III.

PitlA I\( i HI PORT**

Congressman a majority of twenty five | ^InnVVu'^rT'’'ex,\u» 1"^'’bTi ^ i“t „ ij«.„.Kii„o., ..nir, «*■ i.eo . K m 1 ill Ih trlenls of v\ in M M ei a Republican uBn of twenty 1 ve { (lieruer t ) tlu [texent i ongm'-niu i

Brookes W \a gives Garvei (R ) a n ajorltv of fifty a‘ Republican gam of

seven tv five

Ten precincts of W’heeling W \a give a large Rej ubllcan majority

The Return* From lllluola. Nov ember 6—For St ite tieasu^^^fklllnolE Ninety-five districts give W olff (R ) U b70 t laggett (D ) 10 FJ and j

Randolph (Pop ) 2.450

After the first few scattering bulletins the returns sheets failed to materlaU..e In any quantity One by one they trig

Police Justice Grady says Tammany Is | gled In however, untlt 6 15 p m live ha 1 beaten all around j been rt*oeived as follows First five pre Two bundled and eleven districts out- 1 ducts gave Claggett 493 Wolfie e.i R m

tide of New York and Brooklyn Mor- t dolph 175, Seales 6<0 Caiter GOO i ox ton 32,628, Hill 21,522. W'heeler 648 Same Sheriff—Peaboiiy 517 I’ease ti," Ogieii l district, in 1881 Faasett 27 239, Flower i It generally conceded bv t pv Hill

i politicians at 8 o doe k that there will lie

Xi,m. a het gain ot nearly S OOO | ^ Republu an majcinty' on the bi Ut

The United Press Associntion bulletin 1 ti ket

•ays. “Qllroy <»nc«des*the city to Strong I '‘-^'tir Hopkins concedes a Republic in

and the entire ticket Hill gives the Btaie to Morton by lOO 060 majority Go T s

tellection is tdso coresded ”

eutt'ng Jt« ih P Metul'cn th r gain Den 01 rule r iminet ri 1 vo 11., fe i Irtkiiek Hilternin (Regun 1 am v ii IX likely to be ek ted In ot cr p its of the city the vo ir~, ix y jceedm^ eiuieth an 1 there, hex been n si„i) e’t an e b e tinn lov (h lugh pa-tv fee:lin„

luns high in some IcKiilitl"" In i (iiii Jol&MMDii N lllntrict

tlevdiiil <• Novcmlci 6 .1 neavy Slow xtoim began operition ’ uju aftei the 1 oils cipei e to el y , ic ui 1 giieable wialh>i hii a tci aet j lo r tanl votuff, luring the eai'y »iio-n g loins li tense inteiest Is feteru ii the con^ie onal i ntcxt m le Ivvci \ first district between Tom L Johns in (1 no rat) an 1 Riirt n 01 1 The campaii^n hix been mo in ic j f ught on I ith xj lex < h i_,e<! ai ' eeiunt*! ebarges of wholesale il ml/1 tio'v I f flo lerx UI i ill xort<' of i- m," il uis hiVe been ve v m« le V n 11 L i J men ii i\ I e 11 ir e e 1 f i 1 e., 1 I gi tratloi and vvariirts n lu for otlui alleg 1 V ola’ois o the legixiratio i

law

4 Qnl* t ly IS It *( I oijl*

I.oui Mo N ivemltr ( Flection e opened hei eiix| uni e ool wi ^ eve V In Jii itioii if i j r.v i lav in 1 a lu i\ V vote h po lx weie li siege 1

e irly I \ 1 r.,e 1 lu x of v ite rx n vio s to j o^v 1 n 11 OP east tiiv 1 la lots ml et to o ness ! , A a r suit while the i arl niorni i ‘ ‘ \ itii X vv is c \e 11 igtv heavv 1* te I eifi 1 in i s 4 3

t Ve 1 lu o lo k ax i ilm pi ling

tie u i al noon 1 xh lion ev 1 joint] “ in the city thi lejoit ix 1 iJ, 1 ct vot 1 rm iHIUlvlPNril UlSIUICT,

it IX ! n i -I „ 11 i 1 - , h m 1 1 Il 1 no X 1 o tl I I 1 i „ it X, \ '

I III IJirlier It* ten ns Shm^ Dei ]ile«l Heiiii Itllt <1 a (•dins liioianapc IX—r n precin ts in Iiiliiiia civ p 0 111 ( K 1 1 O' h Mv I rx (li J '‘'8 1 lA X me m lx . g i \ t Kan Ison t lev clan i

I II

Twenty ,-i i 11 ix ir Inkini out-i 'lai ion I Ol iiiv gu Owen (K 1 1 i i M yeis ('>) 1 X Tic ame lie in in 1392 gave Haiiiboii 1 (lev Ian 1

1 P8

1 htrty {recinctx in Iniivni ontxi ' of ’’Iirion I u tv ive owen (R i . (47 ■* verx (I I IN The su e prcciiutx 111 i^eo ei jii s - ( levolani 2 ll Forty ’ 11 i 1 t» n ’ outside of Man on e JU \ five Owen ” S"0 Myers _ 7ti3 T'l • 1 r** -ot m 1812 gav c HcTI 1x0 i I 1 3 10 j Svnt {I i-xe ininlanagive Gw t a h (R i 7 2 t M r (!) ri" Tl e same , -e nets in 1S9 „a\e Hai risen u 8.')7 < kv t

laid v"i

i ightv tv 1 In'iinx pree icts g've Owen (R V f <H 'iverx (1) ) j s U Th xx; , e-r, n ts in I'i ve H irnxem S 1x7 ( 1 V e! Ill 1 ( J I i n< t gam of lua,

Iv fourt n to a I r in t

One hun Ire 1 j re n x n Inliani give

V' erx 7 1"> Tie line jte auve Hairxjn 10 40, Ckve

Three pieclncts it Logansport it 8 xt o e loe k show a Republican gain of 4 Ihe 2d predn i m Milton townslilj Jefferson eoui tv gives Myetx Kl tivven Ik (levdanl got IJb in 189 Harriwon

The New York Sun says that Tim

aiany thinks Strong s pluralUy w 111 reach

IDOO®.

•lsct«d by 89.Ci)0,

I victory

j Indie itlons point tO a Poyuilbt vote in

tl Is ei'v of OVe.r 2a UN

1 ifteen ivrecincts In Hit lois outxi ie of Fook eounty give Wolff 2 0 in " 2 073 t Idggi tt 1,332 Raab 1 223 Kvndoli 1 (7 K belts ul Same I'ft-e lu’x in 1 '

The World says that Goff is { kive Repuolic.ans 2.a4 Democrats 2c."

I cpulis.s b

IHlnai* 7<MM)M Iteiiiibll* nn Chicago November b — 1 he K p ’ kan Slate central committee claiiiis llitne 0 by 1O6W) plurUlty, sigUcn bon us ivii ul hast, and both brmiches ol tl \s

fee^mbiy

i 1 1 '

o jU n„ t

II 1 i e t I ot th \ 1 ’ll tv vx 1 oj t n I I r t i ntil the-, polls 11 1 V 1 i n t al 1 fc i ire so I III X t, I ,he 11 ^ ] I 11 or o'l t’l i '

I’roli ibilitv *>f the Ele<tion *»f iiox xt <K I I til ( uiigi-t xxman \ message to the ieiubluan St ite

e t ! g^v iiK*' btttvi tknciit of vo ers trim St Jo® ph county xjvs

that the Den > tats ton t le (he count

Rej itli Ills bv 100 It h x bve 1

Grant tonerdr. II.

BuUetln — New York, November I — The fcveedn* host’s bulletin cays Grant WHicedes his opponent*, election.

lute UN* httlliig viji'lifextotl

V 1 11 I „ \\ \ i NI VI m r C —Thi t tl .vea her 1 ck r ii 1 1 e.ol ii 1 i he.vv

\ jt IS 1 eh g p 1 1 ll t V nv« rx of boto sai 1 all alcng thit the eke tion of Rov se

p I tl h i \ I xt I te 1 I III to get o t

The

Plowsr and Hill Admit It.

Dex

Owen M ,, Be Dtfenteel Kentucky- ^en ten predn tx in the F.fth district giv^ Cvan® (K ) 1 *. M

Mew York, November 6—Governor Dermott (D • 1 970 Favette i ouiuy sv

. . tc-en preKiu « give Dei uy (R j .1

F!ow«r and Senator Hill admit that the . 1 .txu «.a„H „ . tv . e

Dmnocratic* party is batuy bcattn

By tOM Wttt.

A K.w York HeraW < lal says fhat^ jjj Bounvon oountj, eleven pin

J Owen (D > 1 feu Bourh n cc it p- flits, g Ve Cwtn <1 ) 1 T> n v (H t 1 477 Franklin conn*/ o irutn pr dn ts 0,v IS 1 s iXi ly 1 U <> * im CO riy tv o p’toiucts Owtn A , Dennv

1! V o ps 1 lu I ll )g IS ir* I xe 1 i uUi ai x le 1 1 nt UI 1 II 11 I iX h , t ll I 11 1 I o ,x h lx I m 11 t D n ri X teu i otigie s III n an i 1 .,1 ! ti ri The int rest J x X J om been gieiler in a pi sld.ntial y Cur

Iowa I.ooLx Hejinlillenn M I px I \ov eml e r t — I he 1 1

1 with i ri nortb wiiil lu ka

\ o'lr i hti, Itg 1 px] V uid pr I

C( cv I d n pi T e i 1 ’i tionx a- for i \ 1 \ h IV vote 1 ei m 1 thi j o 1* thi 9 t N 1: JU* H ix report d fion, a ly m I r I ! ation i rt that the 1 J III h \ii state tl kf I w 1 be cleitel ly

Ul’ in 1 ill the hgrexxio! il !i

e t \ lit pxisxibly i 1 the Stxonil ui..

t'K t

the Rer'bh an cm 111 ite foi ( o"gresx In the rhnttencn ik&inct dejenlei on

the vote of this countv Two years ago and probably xi\ I’enuxratlc Fong-eta

t onn the Demo* ratio candidate fot t on

\l DKMOt H V I It 111 VUGlMirLKS ( tiafriUKii Intlgart still t oniident—

Hut Lew Kt port* let

Theie w is et lovvJ at the Denioi rati St ite committee headnuir.eix tonight but up to th X bout only i few se itter ing lenorts had la en teieivei from Slate points Fhahmiii T iggart still claims th ll the St ite 1 is g me Demo crati He also cliims that Cooper ix electel to Congress in the kifth dixtru t \ dispatch from Arieison to him sail tl it the Democrats liad cast heir full vote an 1 the Republicans hai nit Other ili-i itches from Win luxtei Tij ton an 1 I rani foi t g ve slniilir leportx No returns from the State were received in the next hilfhoir except a I uil tin from FvaiisviUe stating the claim ol I. fubltcans Hollowav in 1 K mp ax to then | ekctlJii to the Icgixlatuie bv 4 ’ This | It wax stited bv some of the fi urers in * the ciowd woulJ not afiect the election ' of a Demorrat to Con^r x ^ ( h liriran 1 cn on telegraphed abjiil 9 o clcK k from Rlplev county th it three p e i/icts in \eixailli geve a Iv^pullicaii ) gam of 29U Tins set go ng the remarks ^ l** it theie would be no lanlsiik ar 1 that *he Rerublicans always hai their] bi3 gains eailv in the evening ot elution j dav Then along came the conitsslon cf ' i.vansvllle Demo ra*x that the cilv had i I gone I.apublican I y IK> There was hat 1 1\ time to recover fiom th s ba 1 news be j I fere hopefulness wax *gain 'tsocned In he report that twenty ad litional pit , ' cinctx gave a Retnhlican gai i of Sli j This mluatcd an average gain of ibout ' I dgb'een to a precinct Vt that rate ! aid ex Congressman Matson tlu Slate I will go 4»Ouij but tbit lx impossible I Ft Wayne telegriiTi sail the returns re j ceived tbeie iiidi ite the eu tion of five

Marlon county and Center township follow the suit of the State and nation and are ov erw helrr'ngly Republican Nothing but an extraordinary reversal of early retuins can save anv canyildate on the Democratic ticket Returns from nearly thirty precincts show Republican gains largely m Democratic precincts In .hir teen prednc.tH which art the same In territory as they were last election the average Republican gain is eighteen This is not official but purports to be the re,salt as copied from the tally-sheets bv the election officers ]f this ratio of gain is maintained the county will be Repub llcan bv about 3 209 Vt Democratic head quartei-s the ccinmittee ton edes nothing ,an 1 says that the official returns will change the face of things The rate of Republican gain if contin ued would elect the entire Republican county ticket the township ticket en tire SIX members of the L glsliture an I the joint representative It would I any ovei into the total congitssional vote enough majority for Hen-v for Fengress to make Mr Bvnum s re elec

tion impossible

RKTLR4S Bl PHKtIXtT'S How the BnllotH Mere tn*t lu _^e {Ity amllTounty.

I bird Ward

Frecinct 33—Mvers sit Gw n 119 f’recincl 30—Myers 4" Owen lA lor (Rio ) 1 Robinson (Pop) 1 Piecinct 31—Myeis oU Owen 129

LiftU Wuril.

Precinct 64—Myers 61 Owen 60

'Hxdi nurd

I’lecinct 68—Mvers 70 Owen 128 Plccinct " —Myers 4, Owen 1 a

1 Ightii 4\ ard

Pr cinct 78-(I nofticial)—Owen K"

ers 48

Precinct J" Mvers 86 Ov en 117 ire met 83—Mvers »o '^vven "6 Taylor (Pro ) 4 Robinson (PopMil The same jiecmct slightly hanged gave Mat thews (D ) 88 ( base (K ) 71 Net Kt publican gain 3 Miitli 4V(ird I’iccinct 9U—Mvtrs K4 Owen PU Ten Hi Wiird Precinct k' Mycix Si cJwenOO Precinct 108 M rs 93 Owen 9 I’reiirut 11> Myeis 88 Owen j_ 1 lecinct 112 Myers o> Owen 66 I’le in t 111 Myers t" Ov en 8 Precinct llj—Mv er" 78 cjvven 114. rtilrie«‘nt il Watal 1 lecinct 146 Mvers'ni Owen tl I lecinct 149—VI y erx 38 ftWell _• L oiii teeiit ll Ward 1 rr in t Ivl Mvers 111 Owen 1*6 1 rei in t l>2 Mv is 17 Ftvven ts Pre Inc t 12? Mvcia F> Owen 98 I letliic.! lat—Mvers "0 I'vvcn 1 4 Fre n t 18 —Mvcrx iin Owen J^ie met lA—VIjPis 84 Owen 6' I 1 ecir ct 16tv—My ei s 132 Ctwen 5_ L ifte* nlli A\ III d I rei Ini t l69 Mvers 12C Owen (s tenter lowunhtii Precinct 181 Mvers 63 Owen 110 Hnviie r(>vTn*lii|* Precinct > Mveis Ul, Owen 12s>. Prei met '—Mvers 89 Owen 49 Precinct 11 —Myers 70 Owen A cm t "—M eis 8’ Owen 49 precinct 11— Mvers "0 Owen 56 Gnin of 1 uar to the Preeliitt There arc 22.» pr« iiuts In this county Ihe Democratic jl rallty two years ago was 834 A ga n of four to the prccuict in till, county will o/ercome the Dcm ocratic plui.cllt and give the itepubhe ons 6 J Ijrallly

Livadia, November 6 It is offlclttlly statei! that the bouv of the late t aar after lying In state in the church of th« J aKce here will lyp taken to \ ip i and from there <onveve<i to hebastopcvl on I card the Russian < miser l*«myat Merkcovla On the funeial t-aln to Motscow the escort will Include F*ar Nicholas the Cxarlna the Fzarewltch Grand Duke George, Princess Allx of HesseDirmsvaiK and other members of the Imperial family and the Prince and Prlnotxs of Males and the membeis of the foreign roval families related to the in penal family of Ri ssia At Moscow the body of Mexandei III will He in state for several days at the Archangel Cathedral and at St Petersburg It will repose In state In the Cathedral of 3S Peter and Paul M the towns where the funeral traia stops on Its way to Moscow and to St Petersburg dinners for the poor trill be provided at the expense of the Csar, and at each stopping place a requiem mass will be celebrated >IETHODrST € 04FKHEYCEh. Meeting tn Deride I pnn Pitiee of liuliling the 4nnaal Cunfereneg. A meeting will be held at the Meridianstreet Metnodlst church to-morrow afte--noon by a committee from the Southeast Indiana and the Indiana Conf rences These two Methodist bodies a few weeks ago decided to lift the Ijoundarv line which has been between them for half a century The buftlness of tomorrow s meeting Is to settle upon some town in which to hold the next annual session of the Conference Central-ave-nue church of this city Is a candidate for the honor ot entertaining the Conference The new Conference contains ncailv 2v) minsters Ibis onexof the largest bodies of Methodist ministers in America A number of pre a hers fiom the southern part of the State will attend the meeting The Rev Di Talbott and the Rev Dr Dashiell ptexiding elders ever the fndlanapolis churches will be presenL P44K 14 44 AC4D1:M1. Three Girl* Terribly lturn«>tl D> An P.xplu.Iiiii tU Gns. siiecial to Th» In kanuuuIlH New. Ft U lyne Novcmbei 6—There was a panic this morning at the M estmlnster IStinak Vcaileniy liuring the breakfast hour while the diningroom was filled with stu ients a lerntt explosion occurred Immullately beneilh the group of girls The bull ling shook and a report 1 ke that of a fierce thunder clap rent the air The girls rushed pell mell Into the street while flames filled the air The file department was summoned and tlie janitor forced his wav into the baaement The \ilxxis Ciara Ulebold of Ft Mavne Pldlth Misters of Auburn and Lillie Anders, of Lagro were found In the closet envelope! In flame Their dresses were on fire anil even th.lr hair was burning while their shrieks of agonv were terilllc The fire in the building was qua klv extinguished and the victims o*' the explosion were lemoved to till St Joe Hospital Mi"a Diebokl and Mi«s Masters ire probably fatally burned One of the girl* lighted a match in the closet which was lilled with gas and I’ve extilos on resultdl it Is claimed that natural gas pipes leaked into the sever neii the seminary and filled the closet with the lombustlble

stuff

Time 8i»«>at la tlw Bimitlis lalloatM That Mmmy mami Tlmhata 44 cr« Cast.

LARGE 4 OTE CAST EARLY OT THR •ORTH SIDE.

Innsual Amoaat of Seratohla* Oa the Sooth SMe—The Flight Aaraln.t Byaom-^Two Dem> ocrotle Bleutloo OA* eero Arreiftetl. J

•SE\F4 NITK4MFRS 04 FIHE. 44 ItoieHiile IneeiifilnriMiii nt %nvnilnuh—I wo V esNel* DeMtroyed. Savannah (..a Nov ember 6 —Mui h ex titciuiit was , iiisel licit last night by Ires being stilted undoubttdly bv in cei liailes 111 Mven vessel most Kilen with loltoii at the various vvhirves heie In five ol tliese the ttumes were dlsco\ei(d in time to prevent thtlr spr a 1 ^ut the cotton stea-riers *4110 an 1 Skills were destioved Then Is no i lew to the men who started the fires '1 w o Vi* II lUirned to Denth, S lult St( Marie Mi *1 November 6 — T h* tug Cinsiler ow nc 1 bv the (,nim in m Is e tite of Detroit biirne 1 today Henry Hillings ind Cliailcx hiflen of loti Huron firemen v i rt i iiint 1 to death

THE WKAlHLIi. -.

Lnltel Stales Wea i er Bureau Jndiaiiapoii" Ind Novimbtrg 1891

f heriiiouietei

Noietnbet 6 ISJo Novtmbei 6 1894 ^ a m K 111 _ p tn Tam K ni „ p ni 4U >3 I 0__ 41__ 4?

Bnroiiieter.

" i ni — O A 1.11 I ..9 - p m - JU I Local CoiidKionti | I or taxis lor Indl. n ip ilix and vkinitv for tne thntv xi hoi is ei ling 8 p ni

Nov embe r 7 !S9

P t air wtather to night warmer, fair on \\ inex iay probablv fan

01 Thiirs lay

General tontlltloiia. High utnospheilc piesvnre continues excel l on the New l.ngland i oast w h* e* til xioi III irc i ix [ xxing on to tin oc an in 1 in tile Northwest wluit i low Isromitrit are.i is appioathlng R lin ant now fell ne ir the lakes mi the North V.lantic t o ixt The lenif eratnr* le'l Irom the VliS'ixxitipi vallev to the \llanti to fueling souttiw ir i to Mis SOI 11 lllln MX ml IndlHiii it rose on till I e It tlie 1.0(1 y mountain) from 10 o - kgrecs tn 'iont lua M uiiioba, the D ikotas I d t oki ad

The 44en(lier lu Other Cities. Obae-v v’ions tdeen by tli-» Lnlted btatxs \\ calhtr Lureau at 7 a m . nine tieth meridian time

grebs, earned the ountv bv 8i2 pinralitv

At 1C SU otlotk Fii liman Taggart rt ( fused to ( incede that the btate had gone

I Republican

Th* first Pi eclut t In The first pret.uct reported at Repub Ikan headquarters was that of Keiirv township Henry county which showet a net Repulilican gain of 27

INvo Kepublietin LeKi*ln4or* I,vansvlll, No,ember C—Holloway and Kunip RepuUltans claim their election to the Legisliture bv 40U Ihe Democrats concede a Republican majority in the i ity of Evaisville of I’-out five hundreJ

4 4 4J»T MlLiniDE (olloited In Front of The IndlnnaItuii* 4ew. Itulle'tin* Th( thiong of people that githered in front of The News to receive the eke tion returns to night is probably the largest in the hi«tory of election bulle tins In Indiana The News stereop icon began business at 6 30 o clock At that eany hour there were many hundred spectators and the number steadily incieased until it had grown to mammoth proportions Washington street. from Brownings drug store to the Occidental corner was a solid mass of humanity Whatever number of people can crowu into a space thr*je hundrea feet long by seventy wide represents the number in tlie multitude It is variously estimated at from elgnt to ten thousand.

Bar

Thir

Weth

IJismarck N D

30 04

Cloudy

Fhicagu 111

3u J?

Cloudy

Cincinnati O

JO 26

r*t Fdy

Clevelaiul O

M ’0

Clou ly

Jacksoriv iilt f la

1O2O

Clear

Kansas City Mo

oO 40

Clear

I oiilsvUle Kj

30 30

t Itar

New (irk III!- la

30 J8

F'ear

New lork N 4

29 82

»r

C lear

Omaha Neb

lu 0

Ft Cdy

I'ittsburg i’a

30 10

Cloudy

St Louix 4Io

30 42

Fleai

bl Paul Minn

3<t ’6

C lou ly

bt 4 incent Minn

30 %

Cloutly

\S aslilngton D C

29 %

Ft FUy

•enotor Mill concedM llyrlon a majorloi mo.Hott Wimo koBdlrsd and thirty 04it of l.Hl pre-

of se « teen, give Denny 319 majority

TlitnU* 44 lUun 44 ill 44 in -I » T It In i i 11 X \,.w

Washington D t November f Sena tc r I (■! 14 r e- has r<* ut nt<l from the S c erd \Vt«t \ligna dixtuct where ne

i:ie< tiuii Sheriff \rre*ted

t unKUiuer*’ Director* Re-elected. The Fonsumers gas trust directors neld their annual meeting this forenoon

Tie I nited States Marshal arrested an ut the oftice of John 41 Butler The old

- -- - - . u .u ! u , ... boaid was elected ir its entirety—R 1 voted iitiil reports- the prospei ts im re election sheriff this evening charged wltli l^amb, Henrv Coburn Jt lius t I than encouraging for ( halrman W lisoi s ami battery on a letter-carriei Pratt H H Hanna Fred Fahniey, 4

Im Suath Carullnii. 1 (lection He considers his election ter \ t^arnes Kll ! Illy John P Fren,iel.

Cincinnati. November u—An Associated tain beyond ueradventure | ihe man is in jail, but the otfi idla say 1 Charles \4 Fairoaiiks

Harrinon and Thr 4evs*. Geneial Harrison was asaed to-night for an expression on the result In New 4ork He said he wished to be excused from saying anything to-night During the evening he received many message's from Kastern newspapers asking for a statement

4a EatliuBte On the Cnnaty. Three pree'nets that have the same boumiartes as last year give n«t Repub-

C F R WaPPBNKANS. Local horecast OfliclaL Died *>f a lirwkeii Heart. Spec a! to The InUlariapoIls News. Logansport November 8.—Eertha Little of Onward died last week of a broken heart She was engaged to Ross Hopper who die! last spring and the loss of her lover preyed upon her so constantly ad to u-ndermlne her health Both were very popular young people RMilxsay 44ar ReKameil. Special to Th** Indlanapniiii New* Muncle, .November 6 —The w ar between the Lake EJrie & Western and Muncle street-car companleb was i-esumed to-day by the I,ake Erie people again tearing out the street-car cross'rg at Highland avenue _ A Death at 4 ni|»aral.o. Special to The IndlanapuU* Neva Valparaiso, November 6 —Mrs Margaret Gardner, wife of Joseph Gardnsr, president of the Farmers National Hank, died suddenly this morning She was sixty year* old The A. r. A. APtIve. St Joseph, Mo, November 6.—Ths weather is fair and a heavy vote ts bring polled The A P. A Is taking an active part in the election in this city.

Election day dawned cold and frosty. A skim of loe formed over night on exposed pools of water, and it was evident at sunrise that it was going to be a “cold day for many of the voters After a scrimmage with the clouds the sun came out on top. and by 9 0 clock the day had emerged bright and clear from a cloudy morning Still, the weather was not of the sort that invited men to spend the day about the polUng places. A sharp November wind sends «N)ld chills through ones body Men who had'been detailed to stay at the polling places put on their heaviest wearing apparel, and then they were not comfortable At many of the voting places fires were kindled in tha streets, and around these the voters made merry waiting their turn at the booths, or lounging to hear the gossip.

The Early Vote.

Many men who work down town concluded to vote earlv, before business. When they arrived at the polls, they found that apparently every one of their neighbors had concluded to do the same way There were more voters than could be accommodated for the time After ‘•standing around * for a time, if opportunity to Vote did not develop the voters ecat(ered to return later in the day At some of the foiling places there were only a few voters, but the early vote that was offered, generally speaking. Was large It is a holiday for banks ami many concerns closed down all day. and

most of them part of the day Scratvliliitf I Bder Dine«ltles.

Inside the booth the voter found some dlttlculile* Three tickets,' State, county, and township (including congressional and legislative), were to be voted for There were thirty-nine names on the Slate ticket, eighty-one on the county and fifty-three on the township, making a total of 178 names These were dlvld^ an Repubilcans, Democrats, Prohibitionists and Populists. To the av erage 4 oter none of the tickets seemed to be wholly satisfactory SYom the length of time the voters remained In the booth It was concluded that practically everybody

was scratching

The shelves where the voter had to lay hlH tickets in order to stamp them weiw about two inches longer and one inch narrow ei than the county, the largest tit ket When the tickets lay lengthwise with the shelf the squares opposite the names of the Democratic candidates were over the edge, so when such squares were to be stamped the voter had to xhove the ticket partially up the bade

wall of the booth

»o narrow were the booths that many voters bumped their elbows on the sides while attempting to fold their ballots *0 that the initials of the poll clerks should

show

in the Seventy.third precinct the booth curtains deslgtted to conceal the voter, had much the appearance of pocket imndkcrchlifs not recently from the laiindrv They do not hang well and there was opportunity to see the voter as he was using ins stamp One scratcher" discovered w hen he h(«I got nbout half-way through the task of stamping the county ticket, that the booth curtain had caught on his shoulder ns he entered the booth, and* the only thing that screened the work Ol nifi han<]H \/aH his own body, which V99 inadequate us he had to st.in 1 shilf “hd work lengthwlae of the The Vote This Foreunon. early vote was polled on the North Side By 10 ?0 o clock 60 or 60 per fcnt of the vote was In the boxes in many precincts On the South Side the heivv voting ild not develop this forenoon SIlhs of the scratcher were everywheie apparent With the number of voters an i the time occupied in voting, the booths were constantly occupied in th" more populous precincts iJemocrats were making a last effort to save Bynum Ju Ige Blown and other Democrats, who art liyoked upon as conservative and Intluantlal in the partv vvtrs drafted into x( rvlce to visit and labor with disaffected Demxrits Vfia h of the opijosuion was t uud to be deep seated nnd R does not li'i ir that the laborers wtre Piiccessful, iioweve- Demociats were working hopef lily and expect to elect a part of their county ticket iiepublicans will concede nothing to the Democrats—not even Luk« W alpole H election THE HOI ill SIDE. Ihe VforulHg Vote 4ot Heavy—Anti* liynant 44 iirk—C lerks. The voting at the pretincta south of W ashlngton street was as a rule, alow until noon This was because many factories did not shut down till the noon hour and the employes did hot have a c liarice to get to the poll# As a rule, the vote at 11 o'clock was not up to whftt it was at the same hour on the day ot the city election The chailengiu^i and sheiifis say however that the full vote i« expected before the day Is over, and that the vote will be a heavot one. Another thing that attracts attention and createw suipilse is the large amount of setatching that Is supposed to be going on Of course, there la no way of telling kow a man votes but the challengers judge from the length of time the voter stays In the booth At some precincts men remained behind the curtain fifteen minutes It would not be an election, ths Fifteenth warders say. if John Higgins, better known as the "Commodore,” did not get mixed up in something Higgins was the Inspector in precinct 166. FT^ Gaul is try ing to carry the precinct for the Bepublicaaa Gaul was on hand early, but Higgins was there first The Republican clerk appointed for the place was Al Beaver, but he did not get to the polls in time, and Higgins swore in another Democrat to act ag clerk The clerks at this precinct are William Kokemiiier and Maiey Keppel, both Democrats, ^veral Republican candidates appeared during the nvornlng and demanded that one of the clerks be a Republican, as the law required, but Higgins would not listen to them, and threatened to have them arrested "If they pame foolin’ awwnd” Mm. Gaul was working all day to find some way to get a Republican clerk bektad tha closed doora Sergeant Hylan^*Mid a detail of police were on hand to wii(El the expected disturbance, but their seifxteee were not needed In this Btrecldat the DemocraU were scratching By^snok At precinct itT the vouag has besK very slow, and scratching Is dews bf both parties. The antl-l^riram tBM« are out in force. At precinct JE l^ntim ho* already run ahead of his thfiMt. Th« challengers say that he wUl nsfffW more th.an hold hfs own, and potat mit that five Republicans voted for him at ll o'clock There ta eome •erat^imr on tha county ticket here. At prewnot IM the voting was slow and teftous. with eoaastderahle scretcMag. Bgnum wa> scratched more than any eoe ehw. At prectnet itH BsBDkhi ipw keephht ^ wtlh the tickeL At arswstii tA and m them was Uttle sarsnSi^T At preetect lA there was aoatfiMiWe eit both Mdrik ftMAet ««• Uif.