The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-11-13

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tivcs elected 10 Congress Arc ncmocrata There
was no election for state ofiiccrs.
Kentucky.
SOLID ron THE DEMOCRACY.
Cleveland carries Kentucky by tho usunl heavy
Democratic majority The Democrats secure
ten OF the congressmcn and tho NcpublicAns
eite.
West Virginia
CLOSE CONTEST
Tho Republicans make rains n Wcse VT
ginia Oh tho Octolscr vote. and ClovolAndB
plurality will probably not exceed 3.ooO
Maine.
STANDS ny Iirn rAvogrTE soN.
Tho election In Maine was for President alono.
Mr.. Raine carries his own State BY . plurality
Of about 2o,0h f
Rhode lsiand.
Complete returns from Rhode Island give
plailea majority Of s,aao, against 7.iss for Gar
Hcia III Isso ----
Delaware.
DEMOCRATIC ny a.oon.
Delaware goes for Cleveland by nhont 1000
plurality, and .clecsa Charles y, Lprc. Democrat.
Georgia.
CHOOSES CLEVELAND EAEcToRs.
Georgia casts her electoral vote for Cleveland.
and elects solid Democratic delegation to
Congress.
Nevada.
IoR niAINE.
Blaine carries Nevada bv = majority OF 700 or
500. and the Republicans elect tho Congress-
man.
Oregon.
VOTES ron nrAfSE
Oregon casts her electoral vote for blaine. his
plurality being about i.aav
RECEIVING THE NEWS.
How some OF the Candidates for President
Heard tho Election Returns.
GOV. CLEVELAND.
Albany IN. " spceiall
Gov Cleveland received returns by MESSENGER
nj the Executive Mansion. surrounded ~ few
m,n present congratulated the Governor ana
tie ladies' arplanded. All present. excepting
tho Governor. dis played IN their manner the In
Afforded them. The Governor. however. pro-
served a calm exterior. and merely smiled At
the enthusiasm OF those about him,
MIR. RI.AiSE
Augusta Mel dispatchl
Mr.. blaine received the election returns In his
own houae bv private wire. which he has had In
Ii, sides members of his family. al Of whom
except his daughter, Mrs Coppinger, Mcrc with
him. there wire present aos, Rohic. cx-tiov
during the evening Owing 10 tho rain. storm.
and other cauSos, returns came in slowly but
were encouraging. Among those received early
announcing gain of 10 on thu vote for Gar
field. and one from Batavia, n. T.. announcing
that that city, which gave Garfield . majority
received from the chairman or the Connecticut
Republican state Committee:
'lon have surely carried Connecticut. Irish
true. Democrats despondent.
GOV. HENDRICKS.
indianapolis disratchl
Gov. Hendricks cast his ballot nj tho Second
Precinct IL tho Twelfth Ward. near noon. to-
day. and tEen, in company with Hon, James II.
Rice Auditor OF State, made q tour OF the
polls OF the citv. Everywherc hs vas received
with the utmost cordiality and respect. Re-
turning home he spent the evening In his library,
where III comp NY with few personal friends.
he received the balletins of tho As
Irsing judge Niblack, OF tho supreme Court,
William Henderson. and Aanila jones. To
reporter who called on him early I'm the evening
Mr. Hendricks expressed himself ~ gratincd
more than anything else with the reflection that
the struggle WAS ut All end.
"loa doubtless feel comfortable over the TO
| sulty"
We'll, having accomplished the object OF tho
contest, feel like lawn. II aside now like an
old mitten. ICnterea III on 4 campaign. tho like
| OF which never expect TO agan make. hut. hav-
ing been drawn into II, OF course l wanted to
succeed
Gov ST JOHN.
iOlathc tkAni teleeraml
Gov. ST. John spent the dav quietly at his
home here, occasionally appearing on the
streets in company with small number Of his
| friends. Al half-past no walked TO tho polls In
the Third Ward. whore hc cast his vote, In re-
Ilv 10 an INQUIRY, Gov. ST, John remarked that
he was hnppy as Il clam. lie produced the fol-
lowing dispatch. which he stated no had inst
oISEy. H., Nov. 4.
To J. T. ST. John. 0lathe. KAN:
ST. John aud Daniel Club sends greeting. Tho
fraudulent rcl orts against You strengthen you
SAMUEL. J. RARKER. Secv.