The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-14
FRIDAY MORNING.

IowA.-Struber is reelected to congress by
an increased majority. Complete returns from
every county in the Burlington district elect
Hall (dem.) to congress by AZ majority
LoUIsIANA.-The friends of Boatner and
Morey concede Kings election to congress in
the Fifth district by 5000. Governor Kellogg
friends admit his defeat for congress in the
Third district by 300 by E. j. Gray, protec-
ZIONIST, a democrat and a wealthy sugar
planter.
KANsAs.-Atchson county complete, except
one precinct gives Martin (rep.) for governor
l4S majority over Click, who carried it in 1857
by over 1 800. Blaine's plurality in the state
will be over $4,000.
PENNsYLvANIA.-The following named con-
gressmen are elected in Pennsylvania: First
O'Neil rep Third district, Randall dem !;
Fourth district, Kelly rep; Fifth district,
Hormer rep; Sixth district, Evans rep !;
Eighth district, Ermentrout (dem) Ninth
district, Hustandt rep; Tenth district,
Sowden (dem); Eleventh district, Stern
dem; Twelfth district, Scranton rep;
Thirteenth district, Brumm rep; Fourteenth
district, Boundauer (rep); Fifteenth district,
Bunnell rep; Sixteenth district, Brown
rep; Seventeenth district, Campbell
lrep); Eighteenth district, Atkinson
(rep); Nineteenth district, Duncan
ldem) Twentieth district, CURTIN (rep)
Twenty-first district, Boyle (dem); Twenty
second district, Negley (rep) Twenty-third
district Bayne Gep); Twenty-fourth district,
jackson (rep) Twenty-ffth district White
rep Twenty-sixth district, Flaego (rep);
Twenty-seventh district, Scott (dem). Brumm
is a epublican-greenbacker The republicans
gain four members, the present delegation
standing republicans, 16 Including Brumm);
democrats, IL.
Observation-Disclosures are still scattering, but
it seems certain that the democrats will carry
the state ticket by round majority and elect
congressman in all districts except the Fifth
and Thirteenth, which the republicans claim.
MISUNDERSTANDING is Lancaster county's
vote for president and governor: Blaine,
4,011; Cleveland, 2,1S0; st. John, 207 Blaine's
plurality, 1881. Governor.-Dawes, 3,7S5;
Morton, 2,34O; Miller, 230. Dawes plurality,
LAS.
Democrats of Douglas county elect their en-
tire legislative ticket. Brown democrat, for
congress, in the First district, il defeated by
small majority.
NEW YoRK.-Returns from all election dis
tricts in the state but thirteen gives 55S,2S7
republican votes and 557, 299 democratic votes,
republican plurality 9SS. This includes seven
districts from Madison county and corrections
from previous footings from official returns in
Clinton, Cheming Ontario and Ostego, The
official vote by counties cut down Blaine's plu-
ralities by districts and indicate Cleveland will
have plurality in the state. The official vote
of counties in the state give pluralities for
Blaine of 590S4, and for Cleveland of 59,6O7.
An estimate of the four counties not in give
pluralities for Blaine of PA and 4S7 for Cleve-
land.
In an interview with a Troy Telegram repor-
ter at Albany, Daniel Manning said: 81 think
Cleveland has carried New York by 1850 plu-
rality."
At p. IN. the Tribune claims the state for
Blaine by 400 plurality. The Sun claims more
than /, 200 plurality for Cleveland. The wild
est excitement exists throughout the city.
newspapers charge the preparation
Of frauds in Indiana and New York. Both the
republican and democratic state committees
have issued addresses claiming the state.
MINNEsoTA.-The state gives about $4,000
for Blaine and elects every member |
Of congress.
WEST VIRGINIA.-The count is incomplete,
but estimates give the state to the democrats. |
Misunderstanding republicans report that |
they have carried Virginia, but they do not say |
by what majority. Returns received from the |
southwestern part OF the state show republic |
can gains. The democrats claim Virginia by |
), 900 majority.
MICHIGAN. Returns give Blaine plurality |
Of 3,S0S and Alger, for governor, a plurality OF
400 The republicans have carried the state
by majorities ranging from $500 to 1000
INDIANA.-The vote in Marion county was
and the state committee comedies a
democratic majority OF 5000. Mr.. Kitchener,
secretary of the republican committee comedies
4 democratic majority Of 200. The democrats
elect nine congressman certain; republicans 3.
The Eighth district is still In doubt The leg
stature will stand, senate, democrats 33, re-
oublicans II; house, democrats g. republl-
,ans 80.