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Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06

IT is said that Nebraska wants
Railroad Commission. Suppose we
pack Savage & Co in ice and ship
them up there. We have no further
use for them in Dennessoe.
Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06

THE Railroad Commissioners we're
showed under in this city by an over
whelming vote and defeated in the
county By small majority. A great
many Democrats who oppose the
commission scheme voted for the
commission because they thought their
dlty TO party demanded it.
Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06

Morris Brandon, Esqr, prominent
young attorney OF Dover, and Mr.
Crockett editor Of the Courier in that
place, have been in the city awaiting
election returns.
Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06

WE have received the first copy Of
a new paper called American Home"
published and edited by Rev. T. K.
Richey, at Princeton, KY 1t is neat
and we'll gotten up.
Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06

Mr.. 4. T. Lucas a gentleman we'll
known in Clarksvillc, will soon open
a stock of furniture in the store re-
Gently vacated by G. M. Whiteside.
Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06
Yoodceo Report.

Mr.. B. K. Gold, of this city, has
ssued his tobacco report, dated the
LIST inst. 1t contains the following
figures referring to receipts. sales,
shipments, &C., at this place
Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06
The Electoral Vote.

The following is the electoral vote
of the several States under the new
apportionment, made in accordance
with the census OF 1880:
Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06

GOLD Scratch" got in his work in
Montgomery county and mostly busted
himself with Citizen Savage.
Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06

THE States on which so much de-
ponds voted as follows at the last Presi-
dental election:
Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06

OUR compositors stood nobly up to
their cases and worked all night Tues
day and Wednesday nights.
Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06

MARRIED in this county October 30,
1884, by Rev. H. S. Mcbride, Mr.. j..
w. Smith and Miss Ella ]. Burton.
Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06

THERE was large crowd OF people
in the city Wednesday, all eager to
hear the latest election news.
Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06

Prof. VIM, YarreIl, who is teaching
at Paris, Tenn, came home to vote.
Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06

H. H. Buqho, Esqr. of Erin has been
in the city for two days past
Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06

Cincinnati. Nov 8 ii p. mall the
counties in Ohio Reported unofiicially
except Henry, Munroe, Ottawa and
spsulding, net Republican majority,
36,165. Blaine likely has plurality
of s10,l19. LIZ
Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06

About half the ballot was counted
up to 8 p. M, but enough to show that
Blaine, Woodburn and the entire Re-
publican legislative ticket is eleHsar
Story county is carried by 800 to 400
majority. The Republican State Gen.
trail Committee claim the State by
1,100 majority.
Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06
New YORK.

The combined opposition vote was 607
greater than the Democratic vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
E x IT r a .
4:3O A. M.
pIAINE AND LOGAN.
ruFy NAVE NEW-IORk AND Zlo
VOTES.
.,,r p1IRALITY IN NEW-YORK ABOUT 1000


sr.rrs IN DOUBT-MICHIGAN FOR bLA'N"-
',,,ocp.rs REJOICING IN HASTE.
The latest returns from the states 90 no,
.,anco THE TRIprNr's figures on the electoral
,o Rlaine. with New-York, has 2lS votes
~ more than is necessary TO choice)' anu
Cleveland has 146. Indiana, winch Is cl'i''''"
H., tho Renublicans. and three other states arc
;n doubt. These States cast 81 votes.
Tho election bulletins in this and other ci'ieS
oortnue to be surrounded by large crowds Ill
Roston The journal Office was attacked oS
,nob with rotten eggs and stones. In scVer"i
cities the Democrats, claiming Cleveland eIec-
,;op have been rejoicing. In Washington
Richard r. Mcrrick made speech Ill WHO" "0
asserted that Cleveland had carried the country
and that he would be inaugurated next M"ro"'
neacefully if possible, but with iorce II "o'-
Cssary.e oo,,-
nh. returns from New-Y York are nearly com
plete. They indicate plurality oi ABOUT i'oo0
for Blaine. Ala
Michigan. which has been claimed by the
Democrats. shows no signs of going against
Blaine.
In California Blaine leads Cleveland by
10000 ON the returns thus far received.
Virginia is still claimed by both parties.
In New-Jcrsey Cleveland apparent plurality
is PIP.
Reports from Nevada say that Congressman
Cassidy has been reelected by the Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
MIR. BLAINE'S CONFIDENCE.
III BELIEVES THAT RE r. PUBLICANs HAVE CAR
RIED NEW-YORK.

M BELIEVES THAT M n PU BLICANs HAVE CAR
RIED NEW-YORK.
AUGUSTA, Me- Nov. G.-Mr Blaine received
large number of callers to-day-State officers, per
sonal friends AID neighbOIs They all congratulated
HIM on his strong and healthy appearance,
after the fatigue OF his recent prolonged tour IN
the West. Mr. Blame showed 10 excitement or
anxiety abOlt the election returns. Indeed he was
far cooler than the friends who filled his library
and drawing room. He read the numerous tcc-
grams he received TO the company, often explain
ug the meaning and bearing of their contents.
In answer to some who congratulated hm
upon his perfect seif-posscSs he sad lac SAW 40
reason why he should not he self possessed that he
lad treated the Republican nomination as
an honorable trust cOniided IL hn
without solicitation. and had, therefore
spared no time and LO effort 10 secure success. He
had full confidence that he had been fairly elected,
and he trusted that every effort would now be
made to yindIcate Tie sacIcdnesS of the
ballot. "To quote nav own saying Oh All
important OCCASION" added Mr.. Blaine, Any
party III the United States can bear to he adopted
hut no party Will bear TO be ucfraudod.' Nr.
BIane freely expressed the Judgment That ma or
lN ~ The vote, OF Ncw-IOrk had been east or he
Repuohcan electoral ticket. lie Thought the i. o.
tuiUs and the COMPARISON with former NOte, ccallt
established this conclusion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
MiCHIGIN.
REPUBLICAN ELECTORS CHOSEN.

A pIrEAIITY OF ABOUT 1000 CLAIMED FOR BLAINE
DFTRolr. Mich.. Nov. 6.-The Republican State
Committee now claims the eledtion in this state
by about 1000 plurality. The Prohibition
vote WAS much smaller than expected but Is
not all reported. Tic Legislature stands: SEMI
rs-FusonistS 10 Republicans, IL KepfeSch-
tatives-FuSi0nists. - Republicans -.
Returns received by the com lttee show ncl
Rcpublican gain of 9. .2l6 over 1889, and have no
doubt of the election of General Algcr, Republican
candidate for Governor.
Returns M TO 3 o'clock give the following plu-
ralities: President-Bllnc, 1S.243 fusion,
3,sos; Blaine over Fusion. 14,433 Goycrnor--
Alger Giep., 17.21G; Begolc Gus onl. lo,soI
A ger over Iiegolc I09. Later returns are IRON
the strongest Republican counties and VIII change
the result materially. Other returns Will probably
increase the Republican plurality.
The chairman of the Democratic state COMMITTEE
gives the Republicans the State by abont l.oOo
plurality lie Governor 50 far us heard from Is Il
little behind the National ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
THE COUNTRY IN A FERMENT
ALMOST RIOT IN BOSTON.
EXCITED CROwDs-sTREEr FIGHr5-THROwfNo
EGG AND STONES.


EGG AND STONES.
[BY rELgGhAPB T. - IHBCyy
Bosrov. Nov. 6-The excitement in Boston to-
day and tonight the reception of the election
news was intense, and for couple OF hours this
evening a serious riot was anticipated The excite
mcnt far exceeded that on Tuesday night when
the early returns were received aud for the first
time since then, the angry Democratic rnilians and
disappointed gamblers evlnccd their desire 10 be
revengcd upon the Republicans who had honestly
defeated them. Thousands Of men clustered about
the newspaper buetin-b boards especially those IN
front of The Journal office, where the throng
was the tlickest and notwithstanding the low
thermometer and the strong northwest wind, tho
crowd ncrcas d as night advanced, reaching at
one hour about 10000 people. The returns thrown
ont by the Democratic papers were misleading. tho
most ridiculous claims being made for Cleveland.
As the genuine returns were received, and when
the ID mocrlts could no longer conceal the truth,
they endeayored To dull its edge by charging fraud
and dishonest figures alleging that the returns
were being delayed and doctorcd IN the interest OK
Blaine.
The excitement was intensified in the evening,
when The Joan4i, winch has been vecy cJnscrya-
tive and had hitherto regarded the result asdoubt-
iu put ont big bulletin claiming Mr. Blaines
election. From tIat ho1r M to about 10 o'clock
the excitement increased some inccnse1 Demo
crat threw an iron bolt through one Of The Jour
nars conntmg-room windows and several rotten
eggs were thrown at the baiIdng, but hit unfortn-
nate policemen. who were Oh guard there, instead.
Seven ght men were arrested and locked up Tor
the night TOR these and sim ar offences
Ihc Republicans. as a rule, were disposed 10 no
guarded IN their demDn trdtcns of pleasure over no
news, but there were force moving.
who were so thoroughly convinced or
VI Baine's election tina; tLcy could not restrain
their enthusiasm. and orranIz Il an nmpfompu
Jubilee meeting in Ibc .I0Hrndps counrng-room,
where song, were sung and in res p0n>e 10 the de-
mand of the crowd a Sh TT speech Was made by
Henry Cabot Lodge, who expressed his gratIhca-
ton at the good news from Ncw-lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07

the several county clerks Offices IN all except eleven
Counties. Besides this we have caused careful
re-examIuation to be made of tho returns for
warled to Poice Headquarters in the Coun-
ties Of Ncw-Yoy- and Kings From the remain
ing nine counties we have procured direct IN
formation from the most reliable sources and
feel justified in asserting, with entire conf
dencc that the state has gone Re
publican. The result thus arrived at
confirmed by an entirely different invest CATION
based upon the returns collected directly IRON
nearly every election district IN the state.
JAMES ID. WARREN,
Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
CLEVELAND consult, WITH HIS FRIENDS.

ALBANY, Nov. G.-Ihcrc is still intense eX-
IN This city the resalt of the Presidential
election. The feeling of suspense Is gradually giving
way of confidence and cation the part o the
Democrats, who began ~ De- jdbilant ti- afternoon.
one hu,dred were t.,dm honor OF "tc election Of
Grover Cclcitud'
The Governor ha- been in consultation with his private
secretary al. the iuouc All the adycc- received by
the Governor point 10 hi, election Cong7tualory tole-
grams continually pouring in. At oll,k Ines
sage rccciycd nom thr Democratic National Com
mttcr. i.-Ig IN" Governor of his election and CON
graduating him the result Mayor Harrison, of
Chicago. tclcgraphcd this morning that Illinois would
gtc Democratic majority Oi nom 5000 Go i,Uol. Ad-
Vices received here fn the effect tlnt west virginia j.
certain 90 Democratic assuring Il "fOld south
FLAGS have been thrown to the breeze on prominent
jubilee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
DISORDER IN BALTIMORE.
RyNKENNEs,--Pao. LE ,AULrED-IELfGHApH
OFFICE BH.D

OFFICE BN.D
rBY TELEGRAPH 70 Tag rRBUNrl
BALTIMORE, Nov. 0-The Republicans her, aro
Keeping very quiet. feeling confident that their
candidate has been sgco s'iui. and that
their leaders will pilot thclr ca1se through
all right. al the Demoeral' papers here havo
run up their flags. All classes OF Republicans
look with intense interest for all news from FiE
TRlBUNg Office, and were greatly encouraged ;his
morning by a dispatch that TIE TRIBUNE was still
confident. The streets all dag loIg have been
crowded with a drunken mob, haN ling tor tieye-
land several innocent negroes nave been AZ
saultcd in the streets and be.,el hy ra.hdns
Parades. designated as business meas turh-
outs. but composed ot boys aud
half-rown rowdies, al moro or less
drunk. hesioged tho irish Blaine .aad Logan
Clnh roo ns this m0rning, aud tore down thelr pan
ner IL IS reported that efforts nave been IN dc 10
lie ROY e handsome Blaine banner IN 'front.' oi mo
Nnrug Mem, pablicaD tiub. Il - dangerous ID
v.,r a Blame badge ON the street.
/, drunken mob assaulted the western tninn
main office al Baltimore AMI Calvert st.. tins esou-
mQ The police made rid upon tie oiefs, AZ
resting large Aumncr. and drove OIL tnc others oe-
fore any damage was donc. The IcGtIa, Ponce
Station L. ull of respectfully DIRE, ei m,A for beng
drunk and discrderiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
WHAT THE DEMOCRATS CLAIM.

SAMUEL FrsshNpEN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
TIE NATIONAL COMMITTEE SURE.


An ADDRESS ASSERTING mAINi's TLrCrIoN-A
wARNING AGAINST TAMPERING WITH TIE RE-
sCLT
The following address issued by the Republl-
car National Committee yesterday afternoon about
hall past 3 O'Clock:
NEw-YoEK, Nov. g.
Tie Republican National Committee rcJo.ccs that
the returns noN received warrant II IN announcing
The triumphant election of Blaine and Logan. The
Republicans have carried every Northern state ex-
eept New-JeTscy ana Connecticut. Virginia seems
also TO have gwen a majority for the Republican
Cause and ticket, and there IS a probability
that West Virginia has also; while other Southcrn
States are still IN doubt. The Northern states
alone however, give to Blaine and Logan 233
electoral votes and insure their election.
Ia New-Yolk attempts to tamper with the returns
have alIeady been detected. The actual vote cast
III Aew-iofk City, Kings County and .s52 other
election precincts gave at the utmost only lis
plurality 10 Grover cleveland; while the 1863 pre-
ehcts not yet heard from gave 2.l7l plurality to
Oarteld. There is therefore no ground for doubt
That the honest vote of the state has been gwen TO
'he Republican candidates and though the defeated
candidate Tor the Presidency is at the head of the
sAeeton machinery in this State. tho Democratic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
DEMOCRATS MOB a POST OFFICE.
IL 100 BIG AHCnal foR >POIi.
~ IVV I'I'' - IT T TT 1T
lny rrLrGK,r..,, rag rarursr.l

10y ILLEGKNTn - n. ININ'-ET.T
pHlfADETPHlN, Nov. Ca crowd OF Wild Demo-
Gratis entered the pos Office a. Ninth and Chestnut
sts th, noon, carrying hroom,. aGd all wearing
c cvelauu aud Hendricks BADGES. One oi them had
on hs breast large picture OF the Dem,efaiic
candidates. They were gong 10 clean ont ine IS
tabli .hmcut, and threatened the officer VINO
ordered them'o withdraw After considerable diiil-
cuiy thcy were induced - retire.
HE Mayor has issued an order prohibiting al pa
radng ~ masquerade. and r"pHestlnt thii hs
pOitlcal clubs vii not tlrG Out un'i ih' "Nrllc-
meat Is over. The Chief Oi PO.i-c says tlL' many
Of his l-n are completely eNh!u>tcl. Ihodgh
there has been no general conflict. h-hl, nave
been numerous and there are many cases oi small
Injuries IN the hospitals
ihc police force :. a. largely increased tonight
and at midnight the streets were comparatively
nMPt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
MANNING COUNTS on THE BOARD or CAN
NA>SERS

ALBANY. \. Y, Nov. G.-Danicl Manning,
Chairman OF the Democratic state Committee. has sent
the following, dispatch to He N,r York Ec nnJ Iost
ALBANY. Nov. g.
~ the official returns reported from every county,
Cleveland and Hendricks have carried New rrk state
by -l!" aud sitc malOuty. No M1chhIllln ol fhl>c
claims. or pretended doubts 81 Nr. Bhnrs managers
can change this result Fricuts of honest government
and honest elections can Dee everywhere assured that the
Democratic state Board of tauNas.cS VIII see that the
true Not, j. correctly declared
lANInI MANNING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07

WAsuINGIoN Nov. G.-rhe Democrats Of thi.
city fred 100 guns tonight Ia celebration Of the
Democratic victory. which they think assured.
They afterwarl formed in procession and paraded
tho street, with bands aud orch,, ior ,eyor, hours
Speeches were made 30 thch from thc Democratic
Committee rooms. by Richard I. Ecrrick: oi tbs
CITY. aud S.nator haucr. ol North carolina. In
ms .perch Mr. Mcrrch said that CleNoiaDd was en.
tflcl to a maortr of thc electoral vote. and would
be muagurated peaceably, II possible, BY force II
u..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
CLAIMED By CHAIRMAN WARREN.

Confident THAT NEW-Y1ltk i FOX pI""N,'
1hc following address has been issued ny '"'ii'
man Warren of the Republican stare 'oh'''i'''
Nrw-l orK CITY, Nov. q, 1851.
In view Of the claims made to the result Vi
the election in New-York, the Republican ''"'e
Committee deem it their duty to announce
that while tho vote is very close,
the returns and estimates from the
most authentic sources justify the belief that tho
people OF this State have cast plurality of their
votes IN favor of the Republican candidate. Wo
have received copies Of the official returns as hIea III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
THREATS By THE DEMOCRATS.

Troy, n Y. Nov. Gin an interview with
a Tr0y Telegram reporter 20 night At Albany. Daniel
Manning said: think Cleveland has car.ied Sew
York by 500 plurality"
The Aibo1y Argws says:
TIE declaration Of the canvaSsing board Of state
makes the return OF that state 'ad h,o tue only ceFth
cate electoral which j. rcccNa 'c. In" eau
Na~=ng boards ri Democratic states VIII let no iraud-
urut and false be ngy declared tine vote ot that
state The true viii be dccaTc, certified. ana seut
forward. The Democratic House of representatives VIII
let none other the vote be counted o. Btlue
slrdi1atOrs fraud IL l. Just well that these facts TO
told bctimos now. No fraudulent commission VIII put
james G. Blaine in tn, White House or keep Grover
Cleveland out OF il. The men who attempt it VIII 30
bilcI and the legal consequences OF killing theh VIII 10
taken care OF afterwa:d.
Cove rnor Cleveland said believe have been
elected ,cnt and nothing but the r0sSc,t fraud cA
keep me olt of It. AID that We will not permit
General Carr, secretary OF state. who lives In Troy
was seen az his house this evening. lie said; There's
no chance of stealing this state; not a. lon- q, nave
charge of the affair don't pop"~e ihi th} n'df SH"ii
teal the STATE l. Mr.. Cleveland has llniilN iarte
DR. small. he Will get Tile same D true - the Otber
candidate. don't propose 10 ply amy >ouihcrn zane
80 IA after il friend 0c with e. Ae mas 10
it.t,4 his zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
YOUNG ENGLISH HEADS 4 MOB.

DFlic cCRArs Try 10 PARADE IHEorGH IiE ~
DrANAI DIS post OFFICE.
lBY TELEGRAPH 80 r'iE rRiB >t.l
INDrANAPoIIs Nov. G.--lhe din all day has been
in,e.ssant Since morning th' bulletins have
been watched by immense crowds. and
ihc streets have been paradcd by clubs carrying
banners and buglcs. Congressman ingii'h was
driven back As he attempted, at tn head OF Dem
ocrauc mob, to march through the post oihco. ihe
"hoJIlumo' threatened tO retucn: bnt l,5oo Re
bdblIcans assembled to prevent them. b" polloe
mteruo-td and have since krpt inc hrpuJlcdl
and Democratic crowds apar; and prevented COZ
ll>ion. here are armed men m the Post once ID
resist an attack. There are miucnS" crowds N no
street to-nlglt and the hoie police force Is OUT
No dlsOTlsry sciences ale r,pOftcJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
NEW-GORK FOR BLAINE.
Ills PLURALITY ABOUT 1000.

THE ESTIMATE BASED UPON KtTCRNS FROM All
fLfcTIoN rEEcINCIs IN THE STAT EXCEPT r.
The returns from Ncw-York State show safe
plurality for Blaine and Logan. Estimates from
the chaiIincn of County Committees with par
tlally Official returns as given in the table
below, make the plurality Sll. But in that
table there are missing precincts in various coun
ties. Some of those precincts are included in
the Associated Press reports made by election
districts. iT these returns all election DIS
tucts III the State except twelve give
Il Republican plurality of 96S. In
those II districts Garfield had 7S6 plurality in
1850. There is no doubt that the complete re-
turns will show Il Republican plurality of at
least 900 in the State
he only correct returns on the vote of the
State are those by election districts. Tables
by counties must necessarily be in many cases
mere estimates and in former years have
always varied largely from the official
returns. But as the majority one way or the
other heretofore has been comparatively large,
the difference made by the receipt of complete
returns has passed almost unnotccd.
In former years the result being decisive
on the first night the Associated Press
This year owing to the closcncss of the
vote il has continued to gather precinct returns
until complete.
The total vote excepting the - districts, is
Blaine, S,36S Cleveland, 557,997.
POSTsCEIPT.-Sincc the fist edition OF
THE TRIBUNE went to press the A>,O rated
Press has sent out IA bulletin announc
ing important changes from Westchcs
ter and Queens counties wiping out
Blainc's plurality, and leaving Il plurality
FOR Cleveland of nearly one thousand.
With II precincts yet TO hear from, The
TRIBrNE has no news wLrrantlng these
chan cs. anl does not credit them.
None of the - missing precincts were i'll
either of those counties.
4 CORRECTION BY TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
WHAT THE FIGURE, BY DISTRICTS sHow-IULL RI
tURN~ TO RI HAD TODAY.
About a. ~. the Associated Press sent out the
following statement IN the nature of correction
of the bulletin referred to b. rHE Tribune in the
postscript given above:
NEw-YoHK, y. T.. Nov. G. o prevent mlsapplc-
hcnsion as to the apparent conflict
between the earlier returns of the
dav and those sent out later Tonight It is to
be explained that the earlier foot1gs Wcr"
made from the district returns, while The later ones
were corrected by the ootngs OF the various county
Clerks.
The footlngs from districts so far give about
500 plurality for Blame. As revised by a'G
of the Comfy Clerks totals. they
would give nearly 1909 tor Cleveland.
Both these footiug5 viii he furgIshei co-morrow ~
soon as they eau he al led again, and choice
may be- ta>en as between ne County Clerks foot
ing, and those ol the Associated Press.
The only reason that the former are more likely
TO be correct is that tclcgraphic errors may have
caused some mistakes III the district returns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-07
ORANGE COUNTY FOR BLAINE.

GosHFN, y. y, Nov. G-The official vote OF
Orauge County isas follows Presidential clcclors-'|e
publican 9.9G7; Democratic 9,s'2i Prohibition. 6i7.
Peoples, 10 Baine's plurality l." Con-
.,,es,- William w. snow, Republican. 9Gt7
LOWS Beach, Democrat 1913; Gideon Hll.
Nr,hibJ 53s; John Low, 0copl'sl. 9G. Court Of
.pprai~- AudlcW> 1881; Elp1iip. 1851: Earring
ton. 597; Willard, 5H1 Assembly first District.
samuel l.. Car. '>Ie Gcpl. 4,"il ;. Chaunccy pdell
tDrmI .In2 James :. Eaton tprohihl. 4I3. second
Dls 'ict-iiraln \. Poole O,opl, l7j6; George ".
Greene lDra., jI7J; sylvester Near ProhiD.l, 2ll
E.niImln :. Marnnr lHutcr, -.