Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-06
eTHE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Summary Of Last Nights Dispatches,

STHE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Of Last Nights Dispatches.
THE RESULT WAS srrLL IN pousr rurs MORNING.
Below will be found a summary OF the election
received here last night up to an early
hour this morning..
New York
At O'Clock this morning a dispatch from Albany
said that returns received oy Gov Cleveland gave
claimed the state for Cleveland by safe majority.
The san had received returns nom every county
In the state, and revised returns complete from
nfty-four of the sixty counties They gave Cleye-
land 1,643 plurality. The Times claimed 2sS6
plurality for Cleveland in the state The Tribune
said their returns gave the state to Blaine by
Indiana.
The democrats claim Indiana by 10000 C. N.
Walker rep, teiegraphs thai returns from 65S vot-
ing precincts show a net republican gain Of 1904.
This estimate Is made on the vote OF 81, when tue
democrats had a majority OF l0,S6s. Austin j.
Brown, dem., teiegrapas that large gains Ia demo-
cratic counties and republican losses in their coun
ties show 200 democratic gain the vote OF two
years ago. Eighteen counties are yet 10 come Ia.
Cleveland has Indiana by many thousands
Wisconsin.
Returns from Wisconsin this morning estimate
the republican plurality at 10,0o0.
Michigan.
AT late hour last night the election OF the fusion
ticket seemed probable. which would give Cleve-
land SIX electoral votes, Butler six and Blaine /,
but little information has been received from the
peninsula. which is republican strong hold. The
congressional delegation viii stand politically the
same as in the present house. Burrows, republic
can, is elected, and Gibson and Horr, republicans.
are defeated.
Connecticut.
Returns from Connecticut this morning say:
Cleveland carries the state by 100 plurality There
Is no election OF governor by the people, Waller
DEM failing OF a majority by about l.aN The
legislature is largely republican, and will elect Mr..
result Will not be changed.
New Jersey.
Returns from New jersey this morning Indicated
CleVelandS majority TO be from 900 10 5000
Virginia.
A midnight dispatch from Petersburg, Va, said
the republicans claimed the state by 5000 majority
The democrats claimed 1t by 5000. Returns from
Richmond gave Cleveland's majority In seventy
five counties and all the cities In Virginia at g.437
A careful estimate OF the remaining TWENTY-FIVE
counties stated that IL left clear majority OF about
5000 for Cleveland.
West Virginia.
Eleven counties out OF the fifty-two give net re-
publican gains OF l,600 over the october vote. A
gain OF 200 more in the remaining counties would
give the state one-haf three votes to Blaine, and
one-half TO Butler.
California.
Returns from California this morning indicate
that four hundred and eighteen precincts and
wards in forty-three counties outside OF San Fran
cisco give Blaine 2S7S, Cleveland 24,69l. against
GARFIELD % COG. Hancock 2l.632. Although returns
TO show that the state has gone republican. The
most conservative now estimates Blaines majority
at 900 In this city and 5000 in the Interior giving
him majority of 5000.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The returns from Pennsylvania indicate the
election OF a republican legislature, which VIII
choose the successor of Senator Cameron. In the
congressional delegation the republicans gain
four members The delegation viii stand as fol-
lows: Denocrats-Third. Randall, eighth, Ernen-
trout; tenth. Sowden; eleventh, Storm nineteenth.
Duncan.
and twenty-seventh. Scott The republicans elect:
First, Bingham; second, o'Neill; fourth, Kelley;
fifth, Harners sixth, Everhardt; seventh, Evans:
ninth, Hiestand; twelfth, scranton; thirteenth.
Brumm; fourteenth, Bound; fifteenth, Bunnell;
sixteenth, Brown; seventeenth, Campbell; eigh-
third, Bayne; twenty-fourth, Jackson; twenty
fifth, White; twentysixth. Fleager: at large, Os-
borne.
Massachusetts.
The vote OF the state. with the exception OF five
small towns. gives Blaine 1i1 .30i Cleveland liz 559
Butler 23,3l1, ST. John 1885. The following Con-
gressmen are elected: First district. r. IT. Davis
rep; second, John ID. Long, rep: third, A. A. Ran
ney. rep; fourth, p. A. Collins, dem; fifth G. ID.
Hayden, rep; sixth, II. b. Lowering, dem; seventh
Fred. D. Ely, rep; tenth, W. W. Rice, rep eleventh.
Win. Whiting, rep; twelfth, +. W. Rockwell rep:
a republican gain of two congressman.
Illinois.
Returns indicate that Blaine and Logan have
carried the state by good majority and that
C,,leSby is elected governor. The congressional
delegation Will probably stand twelve republicans
auu eight democrats The legislature Is IN doubt
Vermont.
Returns received from 49, towns give Blaine a
plurality or 20.303, with % towns wanting to close
the canvass The towns not heard from gave Gar
preserved Blaine will have in the complete canvass
plurality of =, 500.
Tennessee.
Gov. Bate, in Tennessee. Is elected by q reduced
majority, and the majority in the legislature is re-
duced. A colored man goes TO the legislature
Pettibone, Houck and Taylor are the only republi
cans In the congressional delegation.
New Hampshirr.
sOne hundred and forty-five towns give Blaine q
plurality OF 1892. There is choice Tor governor
majority Of the total vote being necessary for q
choice. Currier will be CHOSEN by the legislature
which viii be republican in both branches. Bot,
members OF Congress are chosen by large plurall-
ties.
Missouri.
The democrats claim the state by a good
majority. The result in the thirteenth district is
in doubt, but it is thought that Thomas democrat
is elected OfNeill and Glover are elected
Nevada.
But half the ballot was counted up to p m yes
terday, but enough to show that Blaine, Wash.
burn, and the entire republican legislature l.
elected. The republican state central committee
claim the state by LOO majority.
Maryland.
Clevelands plurality is l,00o. The prohibition
vote for ST. John Is probably 250U and the vote OF
Butler 500. The democrats elect live out OF the
six Congressman. McComas, republican, is elected
in the sixth district by a reduced majority. The
democratic major1ties in the counties are as fol.
lows: Anne Arundel. 3li; Baltimore. 1885, Caro-
line, 36: Carroll. $50; Cecil, 300: Hartford, TO- How
ari, 355: Kent 103; Montgomery, 7OO Prince George
1874; Queen AIMS, 633; Talbot, 81; Wicomico, $50
Worcester, 75S Republican maIorities are as fol.
lows Allegany, 4ss: Charles, Ia: Dorchester. $50
Frederick, 345; Garrett 202; Washington, $50; Cal
vert, l67; somerset, $50; ST. Mary's 262.
Other States.
Alabama, Arkansas. Delaware. Florida, South
Carolina and Georgia democratic throughout.
Kansas and Colorado solidly republican.
kcntucky-Democratic state and national ticket
elected. Congressional delegation, ten democrats
and one republican.
LouisiaAa-Ceveland carries the state by $1,000
Kellogg rep) Is defeated for Congress in the third
district, while Hahn Qepl is elected in the second
The election Of Gen. King is conceded.
Returns from Iowa snow that the republicans
have carried the state by a plurality OF probably
$1,000 to S. 900 on the national ticket 600 &c 0o
on the state ticket
The democrats claim Mississippi by 10000 ma
jority.
The republican plurality in Ohio is 81 900.
Blane's plurality in 2I2 towns I'm Maine is II, 232
oregon is republican toy over 1900 plurality.
Clevelands majority In Texas Is 10000
The republicans carried only one congressional
district In North Carolina-a loss OF one