The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-06

men the Democrats elect 5, gain of
one. McComas, Republican, in the /
Sixth District, is reelected.
Michigan.
DETROIT, November 5. - Fusionists |
elect Representatives in the First,
Fourth, Sixth and Seventh Districts,
all Democrats; Republicans elect in the
Second. Third and Ninth. The Fifth is
still in doubt, with Strong Indications /
of the election of a Democrat. The |
Eighth, Horr's- district, is still unde- |
cided, but has probably gone fusion. !
Nothing additional is reported on the /
Legislature.
This afternoon the vote received indi- 4
Gated the election of the Republican
State and national tickets, but later
figures alter this somewhat. Democrats
now claim the State, but say the vote
will be too close to tell so soon. Repub-
licanS claim the State by clear major
ity The upper peninsula has been
heard from in favor of Republicans,
but the exact vote is not yet known.
| The Congressman are about as hereto
| fore reported.
EAST SAGINAW, November 5.-This dis
! trict (Eighth) has gone Democratic, al
though the figures are not known: K.
| G. Horr, Republican, was defeated by
Tarsney, fusion. Republicans concede
Tarsney majority of 500 and Demo
Gratis claim 400.
Returns from Michigan in regard to
the fusion vote may be somewhat
confusing. The Republican vote IS In
full on the leading candidates. TO get
the full fusion vote on Presidential
i electors it is necessary to add the vote
given separately in the bulletins for
Cleveland and Butler. If the vote OF
the StateIis decided for the fusion ticket
as seems probable at this writing
l(7p.m }. Cleveland will receive six cleo
toral votes, Butler six, and one goes for
Blaine. In voting, the GreenbackerS
and Democrats voted for the same men
for twelve electoral places and four dill
ferent men for the thirteenth place,
which allows a chance for one Blaine
elector. 1t was desired to find the reia,
tive strength of the Greenbackers and
! Democrats, and hence the vote was
sent separately. Reports so far IN give
! very little information about the upper
} peninsula, which is the Republican
Stronghold, but the indications are To-
! great Democratic gains there.
Missouri.
: ST. LOUIS, November 5.-Almost com
: plete returns from the Eighth and Nintl
: Congressional districts, this city, re-elec
OrNen, Democrat, and Glover, Demo
), crat. Returns from the State are still
Y very much scattered, but it seems sat
+ TO say the Democrats Will carry thel
e State ticket by a round majority an
:. elect congressman in all districts, e2
} eepting the Fifth and Thirteenth, whic
l, the Republicans claim.
= Nevada.
L VIRGINIA CITY, Nevada 5.-The coun
le is progressing very slowly. Only abou
Is half the ballots were counted up to
$. n. m. but enough to show that Blain
fWoodburn and the entire Republlca
Legislature in Storey County are ca
N ried by from 800 to 400 majority. IN
+ Republican State Central COmmittt
claim the State by 100 majority.
~ Lander County gives Blaine i
IL majority,
r New York.
ne ALBANY, y. Y, November 5.-Albar
'y city, complete, gives Cleveland H. 8
i. Blaine 1OM9, Butler 51z. st. John .
~ Democratic plurality 1914, Republic;
- gain, 2.110. Schenectady County Civ
no Blaine 800 majority.
te NoRRIsvILLE, n. Y, November OF
n majority for Blaine in Madison Coun
-; is 100, Stephen c. Willard is elected
n Congress, by majority of 800.
IL BUFFALO, n. Y, November 5.-Genes
al County gives Blaine LOGO majority, 3
less than to Garfield. An Orleans Coun
dispatch saws Blaine's majority in t
county is 1,093. Different newSpap
Il offices are surrounded by large crow
eagerly scanning the bulletins aSth
raj appear. There is feeling of great u
tn certainty as to the result in the Sta
pc At Democratic headquarters Blaine
= majority outside of New York al
IA Kings County is placed at 1900, WI
~, the claim is made that New York Vi
by and Kings County will give Clevelai
raj the State by 10000. These latter hgul
)h- are based on private kilograms. The
us is feeling of great uncertainty amo
ed Democratic leaders, and but little {
He thusiasm is manifested at Republic
au- hea6uuarters. John NJ. Farquah
his Republican, was elected to Congre
To- Col. John B. Weber, Republican, in
Thirty-third Congressional district,
elected.
RoBDoUT, November 5.-Delaw;
ing county, gives Blaine 1, 100 majority.
ing SALAMANCA, November 4.-Catti
,;s angus county will give 800 major
rs for Blaine. The Republican Congre
ing man is elected.
in SYRACUSE, November 5.-This C
complete gives Blaine !, $40 majority.
re- UTIcA, November 5.-This city &C
ING plete gives about 400 majority
yed Cleveland.
&c JoHNsrowN, November 5.
rE majority for Blainein Fulton County
md 1000.
nv JAMAICA, November 8. = Que'
civ County gives Cleveland about l.
majority; and Belmont, Democrat,
Congress is elected by about /,
> ~; = majority. o.
Is OsWEGo, n. Y, November 5.-OSw
;, County gives Blaine about $500 maj
ras AUsABLE FALLS, n. Y, November
nat Essex County returns indicate Kep
an. lican majority of about 900
Yer NEwBURGH, n. Y, November
tn Orange County estimated gives ClF
ON land 200 majority.
oon NEW YORK, November Sixth
nm nm sembiv District complete, Blaine 2.
had cleveland 5,612, Butler I'D. st; job
,ery Result on Congressman in the 81
nds district: Muller, Democrat, proba
80 eleventh. District, Ada