Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-11-13
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, NOV. J-IhlS afternoon S
vote received indicated the election
of the state and national fusion ticket
but later figures alter this somewhat.
The democrats now claim the state,
but say the vote Will be too close TO
tell so soon. The republicans claim
the state by clear majority. The
upper peninsula has been heard from
in favor of the republicans, but the
exact vote is not yet known. The
congressman are about as heretofore
reported.
DETROIT, Nov. 5.-Five hundred
and thirty precincts give Blaine IS,
671, Cleveland rs, 107, Butler 10, 10,
St. John 6,179; fusion plurality 2, $50
and net democratic gain of 6,S45.
The same precincts give Alger, repub-
lican, fer governor, IS. 701; Begole,
fusion, rs. 3S4; Preston, prohibition,
Z, 159.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 5.-The
following republican congressman
are elected ia this state; Pettibone,
First district; Houck, Second district
and Taylor in the Tenth district
The rest of the congressional delega-
ton is democratic. The democratic
majority in she legislature Is consid-
erably reduced.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 8. Ninety sew
en- precincts outside Of Denver, in
Colorado, give Blaine $50, Cleve-
land 1866. Indications point to a
republican majority on the national
state ticket
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 5.-At s p.
m. the associated press reports from
New York that Blaine's plurality thus
far exceeds Cleveland's plurality IN
New York city and Kings county aud
that Blaines plurality IN the state
viii be between {, 600 and 10000.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 5.-Complete re-
turns from all but three counties in
the state indicate that Blaine's plural
ity will be 1900.
WISCONSIN.
MILwAUBcsE, Nov. 5.--At no pre-
vlous election in Wisconsin has there
ever been such delay in receiving
returns from the state as at the pres
ent time. For twenty-four hours fig
ures have been coming IN in drlblets,
and are so scattered about the state
that it has been almost impossible TO
form a reliable estimate ON any par
ticular section. The respective mead
quarters of the republican and demo
cratic state central committees in this
city have been crowded during
the entire day by party lead
ers from various parts OF
the state and an interested popu
lace About the republican headquar
ters there was for the greater part of
the time a crowd of a thousand or
more massed in front of the large
building (the old Milwaukee club
house, unable to gain admittance
Bulletins from all parts of the union
were regularly received and annouuc-
ed from the balcony of the building.
The great interest was centred in New
York, and as telegram after telegram
told of a brighter outlook in that
state, wild cheers were given by the
enthusiastic crowd. Late ia the after
noon Gen Fairchild, of Madison, APP
peared and was greeted with deafening
cheers He was lifted bodily from the
ground and carried into the large re-
ception room, and in response to a
determined call delivered an en-
thusiastic five minutes speech,
expressing his confidence OF republi-
can victory having been won. Brief
speeches were also made by other
prominent gentlemen present. Con-
sidering that Wisconsin republicans
have in this campaign, in addition to
assisting outside states, worked single
handed and alone, furnishing their
own funds and speakers, they feel
that the result OF their labors is lead
ing achievement of the contest. They
have elected the entire state ticket,
carried the legislature and gaised four
con gressmen. Returns from the pre-
cincts in the sixth congressional dis
trict, now assure the election Of Guen-
Their, republican, which had been ia
doubt antil this evening. Tsis will
make the states congressional repre-
sestation stand Z republicans and 2
democrats. At this hour the MAORI
ties of these are not materially
changed from the figures given in
this afternoons dispatches. Returns
from 43S towns and wards show net
democratic gain Of 7,778 on the presi-
Dental ticket, as compared with
the vote of 1880, and should pro
portionate gain be shown for the
democratic ticket in the remaining
precincts, Blaine will have carried
the state by 10000 But the latter
returns are showing smaller aver
age gain for the democratic ticket.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. Cook county,
with eighteen precincts outside the
city missing, gives Cleveland SO SSS,
Blaine 66.7S2. Blaines majority
1884. The remaining districts, il is
estimated, Will make it Z, 500, a repub-
lican loss of BOA compared with 1880.
For governor, with thirty three pre-.
cncts missing, Cook County gives
Harrison for governor a majority Of
j SSS.
CHICAGO Nov 5-Niueteen conn