The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-16
ELECTION Miscellany.

DETROIT, pct. li.-ADOut S:io MT.
Blaine went over to Music Hall, whore
there was large meeting in progress,
being addressed by Senator Hale and
others. Upon Blaine's appearance the
regular proceedings were suspended,
and the audience cheered wildly and
clamored for u speech
MIR. BLAINE SPOKE
II few words about the news from Ohio.
He soon returned to his hotel to inspect
the later returns. lie read the dis
patches aloud to the gentlemen in his
room and commented upon their siyni-
iicance. He was very composed, but
seemed greatly pleased. The wire in
his parlor in the Russell house was con
nected with wire in his library at
Augusta. He received the congratula
tons OF his family and friends ut home,
and conversed with Mrs. Blaine, partly
about public and partly about domestic
affairs.
MARCHING THROUGH MICHIGAN.
PORTLAND, MICH., Oct. l5.-At Stark,
Howell, Fowlerville and WilliamstOwn
tharv were large crowds. At each place,
Blaine spoke few words of congratula-
ton on the result in Ohio and then in
troduced Gen. Fremont. There was a
great crowd at Lansing and several
short speeches were made.
NEWARK ELEtTIoN.
NEWARK, n. j., Oct. l5.-The city Re-
publican ticket was elected by 500 ma
iority. The Republicans elect eight
aldermen, a gain OF three. The board
of aldermen is now Democratic by two
majority. 1t will hereafter be Repnb-
lican by four. The Republicans elect
ten freeholders and ten school commis-
stoners to five ofoach by the Democrats.
The Republicans regain control of the
common council and the board OF edu-
cation and retain the freeholders.
TIE NEWS IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.--Great interest is
manifested by the peopla gathered
about the bulletin boards throughout
the city. waiting for new rom the cleo
ton in Ohio. In the ne thborhood of
the Fifth Avenue hotel md of political
headquarters the crow, "us greatest.
stereopticon ut the junction of Fifth av-
enue and Broadway attracted attention,
and as the different dispatches were
posted, cheers and ieers greeted them.
The hotel lobbies and corridors were
wen nigh impossible. AT the national
Democr attic headquarters the rooms
were crowded and the announcement of
favorable news was vigorously cheered.
and was read. Reliable reports from
the Hooking Valley gave large Demo-
cratic gains. The news from over the
state continues favorable.
ATTHERr PUBLICAN HEADQUh TT RS
there was the greatest enthusiasni.
large screen had been erected, ON which
returns were displayed 10 tho crowds
assembled. AS the returns from Ohio
were flashed upon the screen, the crowd
on the avenue Cheered themselves hoarse
i'm their qualification. At The Hoffman
house and st. James hotel there were
also large crowds. Republicans rejoiced
over the returns. while Democrats
claimed not to read in them defeat. In
some towns Of the state the Republicans
had congratulatory meetings.
THEY ARE EASILY ENTHUSEp.
ALnANY, Oct. l5.--The Republican
general committee at midnight fired 100
guns in honor of the Republican victory
in Ohio. The enthusiasm was great
throughout the city.
BRoKLYS REGISTRATION.
NEW YORK, Oct. l5.-There were 81 1893
votes registered to-day in Brooklyn.
This is the second day Of
the registration: The 90 o.0 whole
RIVAL CLAIMS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-At the headquar-
ters Of the National Democratic commit.
tee at midnight nothing is conceded, and
West Virginia is claimed by 5000, which
ia estimated in Wheeling. The Demo-
Gratis, in private, concede Ohio to the Re-
puDllcanB by ABOUT lU,UUO mayor W. Az
midnight, Ohio was claimed by the Ma
tional Republican COMMITTEES by from
1900 to 10000, and a magic lantern
screen in front bore the words, Praise
God from whom all blessings flow."
Republicans here felt such confidence
in tho result in Ohio that Chickering
hall had been secured in advance for
tonight, and mass-meeting was held.
QUIETED DOWN A LITTLE.
NEW YORK, Oct. l5.--But few people
were at the Democratic or Republican
headquarters this morning, but there
was marked difference in the feeling at
the two places. At the Democratic
headquarters it was asserted that the
news from West Virgins offset that
from Ohio. No dispatches have been re-
coived thcre since last night. At the
Republican headquarters this morning
q di patch from member of the national
committee, now in Cincinnati, was
which read: "seventy.nine precincts
in Hamilton county give a net Repub-
lican gain Of 1896. This includes most
of the strongest Democratic precincts.
1t is now pretty sure that the majority
in Hamilton county will be 5000.
The Speaking Last Night.
Tho nemocratic aDeakinQ last night at