Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-05

ulOu anu IOTty-IOuT UOWnS OUTSIDE O
Boston give Blaine 1882 plurality
Henry B. Lowering, Democrat is re-
elected in the Sixth Congressional
District by small majority.
New York, Nov. 4, IL m.--Six hun
dred and thirty election districts out
of in the city give Cleveland 49,
224 plurality.
Detroit, Mich, Nov. 4.-Russell A
Alger, Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, has run behind his ticket
Twenty-four districts outside the cities
give Blaine 1850, Cleveland 1907,
Alger 2,440 and Begale, fusion candi-
date for Governor. 1865.
Columbus, O., Nov. 4.-Democrats
concede the State to Blaine by 10000
The Republicans claim 25,G00 to 30,.
900.
Lansing, Mich, Nov. 4, a. m.-
Ninety-One precincts give Blaine d..
S79, Cleveland 1926, Butler 3,O49, St
John s,l64, Alger, Republican Tor
Governor, 1880, Begale, fusion for
Governor, 1890, Preston, Prohibition,
1900.
Boston, Mass, Nov, 4, ] a MIN
122 cities and towns Blaine's plurality
is 1886.
Albany, N. Y, Nov. 4.-ThC Journa
says: II reports from New York City
are correct, Blaine will carry the
State.
San Francisco, Nov. 4, l a. m.-.
Blaine has probably carried the State
by small majority, but the Demo
Gratis do not concede it. In the Fourth
District Hosengs, Democrat, defeats
Morrow, Republican. In the Fifth
Melton, Republican, defeats Sullivan,
Democrat
indianapolis, Ind, Nov. AT this
hour, a m, only thirty precincts
have been heard from, showing net
Democratic gain of 80 on the vote OF
1882, when the Democrats carried the
State by 1854. There are iorty-five
names on the ticket, and it is impossi-
bic to get returns to indicate how tho
State has gone tonight. The Demo-
Gratis are claiming the State by 1900,
while the Republicans refuse to con-
cede it at all.
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 4.-John N. Ein-
erty, Republican, is possibly elected to
Congress in the Second District over
Frank Lawler. Democrat
Charleston, S. C.--No disturbances
in the State. Governor Thompson re.
elected and Cleveland's plurality in
the State about $1,000.
New Haven, Conn.--The democratic
State Committee claim that Governor
Waller is reelected and that the State
gives Cleveland a plurality of $500.
New York-The Republican Ma
tional Committee estimate Clevelands
majority in the State very small.
3l9 Districts in New York
State out of 1896 give gain for
Cleveland of $3.50 over 1880 If this
ratio continues throughout the State,
it will give Cleveland gain from $4,000
to 10000 which would leave Blaine a
majority OF $4,000 outside of New
York city and Brooklyn, From pres
ent indications these two cities will
give Cleveland a majority from 10000
TO 50000,making the result very close
Joseph Pulitzer, Democrat, editor Of
the World, elected to Congress in 9th
district in this city by a large major
ity.
Albany-Chas. S. Barker, Republi-
can, is elected to Congress in the 3Oth
district "a.
New York, Nov. 4th.-Chairman
Republican State Committee says out
side of New York and Brooklyn
Blaine's majority will be fifty thousand
Democrats claim Cleveland has So.
600 majority below Harlem Bridge.
Augusta, Maine Nov. 4th.-official
vote OF Augusta gives Blaine 11s4.
Cleveland 655 ST. John AZ, Butler 10.
In 1880 vote stood Garfield 1,125, Han
cock 792 scattering SO. Garhelds
Ss9. In September 1884
plurality was 643 falling
of OF Blaine OF III from Rable.
Blaine's own ward gave him thirteen
less than it gave Rable.
Atlanta, Ga-Vote IN the State very
light, Clevelands majority will be be-
tween 25,O00.
Hartford, Conn.-Later returns
,how Eaton Democrat to be dGiaated
oy Buck, Republican, for Congress in
he first Dist. 63 towns not including