The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-11-11
only claimed that he has carried the State by 45c


The spirit OF violence Is rampant in the Harlem
ossr1et and an effgy of Blaine is now hung out on
o. oS9 street, above which is the motto, "Cievelsnd
thing ia over but it will be fun of serious kind for
somebody.
The vste Of Iowa.
DuBuqUE, Nov. 10.-Full returns give Hem
derson (Rep.) for Congress 1896 majority in
sne Third District. In the Fourth District,
FULLER tRepl defeats Weller (Dem.) by 66l
majority. Tho Congressional delegation will
stand seven Republicans, one Fusionist and
snree Democrats. Blaine's majority in the
State, based on the vote for Congressmen, will
Remarkable Scenes af Atlanta.
| ATLANTA Ga, Nov. 10-The enthusiasm
In this city is unbounded. Demonstrations
nave been kept up fer two days. The most re-
markable scene was witnessed in the Legisla-
tnre Saturday. The House was in session, when
the doors we're opened by Mr.. Henry w. Gra-
az o. the Consultation, followed by band and
iuil 5000 citizens. The members rose in aston
isnment Mr.. Grady halted in the aisle and
called out: "Mr. Speaker, message from the
American people," The band struck up in
stantly. The crowd cheered, and Mr. Grady,
accompanied by Alderman Il. j. Lowry, bear
ing United States flag, mounted the Speak
ers desk, wrssted the gavel from Speaker
Lamar's hand. raped the House to order and
shouted: I'm the name, and by authority, OF
GOV. Cleveland, President Of the United
tomorrow morning." The band resumed,
deafening cheers arose, the members mounted
tnsir desks, and the scene was indescribsble
as Mr. Grady escorted the Speaker out, the
House following. The Senate and Supreme
Court were adjourned IN the same way, and
marched through the streets ia body.
A Probable Tie in the EIIinsIs LesisIa-
fzro-Centests ia Three Districts. Talked
sf.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-The present estimate az
to the complexion of the Illinois State legis-
lature Is that it will be tie on joint ballot,
the Senate having o majority of one Repubi-
can and the House majority of one Demo-
cratic. A contest is likely to snsue in three
districts which may reverse the condition of
affairs. The situation ia made more interest
Ing from the fact that Senator to succeed
General Logan is to be selected.
No Chance TO Question Missouri's Vote.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 1o.-The official vote of IA
counties, including st. Louis county, gives
Cleveland 161, ,1e5; Blaine, I40,644, and st.
John. 1872; plurality for Cleveland, 20,441.
For Governor-Ma (Dem.), 150,072
Ford (Fusion), 144,S71; Brooks (Pro), 1884
plurality for Marmaduke, 5201. T remain
ing counties to be heard from gave Crittenden
lDem.) for Governor four years ago S377 ma
lority over the combined Republican and
Greenback ticket.
FIsrida's Csunf.
JACKSONVILLE, Nov, 10-Oficial returns
from all counties in this State but two, and
those estimated, give Cleveland 4144 majority.
The two counties not heard from cast but 800
votes altogether.
CalifsrniR's Consressmen.
san FRANCISCO, Nov. 10-Ths following
are the names of the six Congressman elected
In California, all OF whom are Republicans:
First District, L. Carruthers; Second, James
a. Louftit; Third, Joseph McKenna Fourth,
W. ". Morrow; Fifth. Q. N. FELTON,; Sixth,
T..
rows majority Is $780, Republican gain of
nearly 5000.
Hew Vermsnt voted.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. Nov. 10.-Authen-
tic returns of the electoral vote from all but
three small towns give Blaine q plurality of
fields plurality in 1880, in an aggregate vote
OF 63,272, was 26 $40. The above aggregate
embraces only the Republican and Democratic
votes. Andovsr, Windsor county, is the ban
ner town in this election, having cast 98 votes
only, and all for Blaine. The above figures
will not be materially changed by the official
report.
Praying that the Right May Prevail.
ST.. JoHNsBURY, Vt, Nov. 10.-The follow
ing notics was read in the churches here last
evening: "All citizens of St. Johnsbury are
invited to meet at the rooms of the Y. M. @.
A. Monday evening at 7.30 o'clock to pray
that the right may prevail, and that the will
OF God may be done In this impending national
crisis"
A Geod Showing.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-The official vote
In all the counties except Butler, Carbon, Sui
livan and Tioga, and fair estimate from
these counties, gives Blaine a plurality of
S0,42s.
Almess a Clean Sweep.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-The official count
of the vote in Philadelphia was completed to-
night. The total vote for presidential electors
was: Blaine 101 ,402; Cleveland 71,1SS; st.
John 1z79; Butler IT'S. Rlaines plurality
were elected with the exception OF Rdgway
for city comptroller who was defeated by De-
ebert, dem, by a majority of IL 934.
The Illinois Legislature.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10. The present estimate as
to the complexion Of the Illinois State Legis-
lsture is that it will be q tie on joint ballot,
the Senate having majority of one Repubi-
can, and the House majority of one Demo-
crat. Contests are likely to ensue in three dis
tricts which may reverse this condition of
affaits. Ths situation is made mora interest
ing from the fact that q Senator to succeed
Gen. Logan ID to be selected.
Roscoe CeaklinK Retained by she Demo-
crats.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 1o-Roscoe Conkling has
been retained by the Democratic National
committe to act in any proceedings that may
arise In relation to the pending canv ass. Mr..
Copkling il tonight in consultation at the Hoff-
man House with members of the committee
of lawyers, who have undertaken to see fair
count.