Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-11-06

returns and very close figures on the
twelve counties which have not been
officially reported indicate that Cleve-
lands plurality reaches nearly 1000 in
the state. The official returns show
heavy democratic gains.
NEWSPAPER CLAIMS.
New York, Nov. 6-At 7 p. IN. the
Tribune claims the state for Blaine by
400 plurality. The sun claims more
than LOCO plurality for Cleveland. The
widest excitement exists shroughout
the city. Democratic newspapers
charge preparation of fraudin Indiana
and New York "A number of police
men have been arrested for clubbing
citizens.
EXCITEMENT AT CHICAGO.
Chicago, Nov. 6-At 9:15 p. N. there
is great excitement on the streets: very
little betting. There are few takers
at 500 to $50 in favor of Cleveland.
LATER NEW YORK REPORTS.
New York, Nov.6 6-Newspaper offices
are still besieged with gaping and
shouting crowds, eager to devour every
bulletin as it appears and wait for more
satisfaction from the next. Tuesday
and Wednesday evening the large ma
jorities that We're promised on both
sides evoked free and boisterous re-
joicing Of the masses, who were led to
believe that the contest was all one
sided, but tonight the returns have
been received from nearly every elec-
ton district in the state. The close
| figures made the aspect of the crowds
that hang on the bulletins one of pent-
| up intense excitement. The night was
bitterly cold for the season, but men
who had shouted themselves hoarse on
one side or the other thought not of the
weather or Of their own discomfort
The good -humored bluff, CUFF and blus-
ter Of Tuesday and "Wednesday night
have taken IL fierce aspect tonight, and
the feeling of easy victory on both
sides has given place to manifest feel
| ings of discomfort, which We're felt by
the placards suggestive of attempt to
cheat Republican treacherv and ven
gence" WAS a conspicuous line among
the placards. Other such announce.
ments and accusations tending to stir
up popular ferment We're hung out be
fore the public gaze. Up to a pretty
late hour in the evening the Tribune
anu Mail and Express kept issuing
bulletins promising republican triumph
and the Mail and Express issued al
edition at 10 O'Clock showing a repub
lican plurality of 372
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The rooms o1
the democratic national committee to
day were eovercrowded with politicians
The latest estimate by Messrs. German
Jones and Smalley, of that committee
in regard to Clveland's majority in thi
state shows 1T to be about 1920. Th
republican national committee are ret
icent, but they claim Blaine will carr,
the state by small majority.
The political feeling on the street
has been intense ever since the election
and is now rapidly assuming q tone 0
bitterness. Good nature seems to b
vanishing, and trouble may arise. Th
entire police force of the city is onduty
a reserve is held attne tations in eacl
precinct.
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE REPORT.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-The followin
address has just been issued:
Headquarters Republican Nationt
!. Committee. New York City, Nov. g.
The republican national committee RI
ioices that the returns now receive
warrant it in announcing the triumph
ant election of Blaine and Logan. Th
republicans nave carried every nortl
: ern state except New Jersey and Coz
necticut. Virginia seems also to hay
, given majority for the republica
cause and ticket, and there is stron
probability that West Virginia has ais
. while other states are still in bouD
The northern states alone, howeve
give to Blaine and Logan 225 elector
. votes, and insure their election.
, New York attemps to tamper with Il
" returnes have already been detecte
The actual vote cast in New York cit
Kings: county, and 1852 other electi,
j. precincts give at the utmost only L
II, - ,,,hil lr
o cincts not yet heard from gave 81
5, plurality to Garfield. There is ther
D fore no gronnd for doubt that the ho
|; est vote of the state has been given
J. the republican candidates. Though t
s, defeated candidate for the presiden
le is at the head Of the election machine
Y. Of the. state democratic party, viii
Y. has notoriously been the party of fra
in election for years. it will not be pc
mitted to thwart the will of the peop
The national republican commit
r: calls on the chairmon and individu
ly members of all county committees
" take prompt and. most stringent mea
C. to protect the sanctity OF the bali
is The republic IN candidates have be
a honestly elected beyond question, a
,h any attempt to cheat the people and
n defeat their will thus expressed at
rs polls, must be sternly exposed and
he sisted by every law-respecting citiz'
ly (signeO DE-. JONES, Chairman
ne SAMUEL FEssENDEN, Secretary.
yh MANNNG's REPORT.
ALBANY, NOV. 6.-Daniel Mannil
chairman of the democratic commit
has sent the following to the New "
81 Evening Post:
in BY official returns from every coul
lg Cleveland and Hendricks have C
ried New York state by a safe {
.z- sure majority. No machination
he false claims or pretended doubts OF
ler Blaine managers can change the