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

JOHN A. LOGAN.
Fourth Assembly District complete:
Blaine ,513, Cleveland 6 500, Butler 100,
St. John 8.
Essex County gives Blaine 200 ma
jority.
State. outside New York and Kings
Counties, show that in the ,432 election |
districts already reported from that
section, give an average Repubncan !
plurality as nearly as possible, OF 80 IN !
each. If the 564 districts yet to be |
heard from return the same average |
plurality. they will yield 10, 740plurallty |
for Blaine. This, added to the 1888 |
plurality shown by those already re-
| ported, will make the Republican plu-
rality. exclusive of New York and Kings
Counties, 69,678. The Democratic plu-
rality in New York County IS, accord
! ing to the latest compilation, ~, 1S6, ana
! that of Kings County Ii, 152. ltappearsi
therefore. that the Democratic plurality
of 81. 938 viii be overcome, with up
wards of IL coo to spare, by the plural
itv with which Blaine comes to Harlem
River. This is contingent on the re
turns holding out as favorably for Re
pubIicans as they have done up 10 TINS
time III the State at large. AS matter
of fact. later returns have been. more
favorable. The counties which are lack
ING districts chiefly are: Albany, Allie
gheny, Cattaraugus, Cayugua, Chaut-
: auuua, Clinton, Delaware, duchess,
Essex, Fulton, Hamilton, Herklner,
Jefferson, Madison, Montgomery, On
tario, st. Lawrence, Schenectady, Scho-
harie. Steuben, Sullivan, TOmpklTS,
Ulster, and WestcheSter.
At the headquarters OF the National
Republican committee, members OF the
executive committee were III an IN
| usually surly mood. Steve Elkins
2 declined positively TO say anything OF
r the political outlook. At the head,
| quarters of the Democratic National
: committee Senator German expressed
D the utmost confidence IN the success
and the election of Governor Cleveland
He sent a letter to a friend to-day IL
which he stated his belief to be founded
t upon the utmost reliable information u
+ be had that his party would carry New
. York State by 10000 majority, Con
. necticut by 1900 and New Jersey AM
;. Indiana by working maJorltles.
"a NUNDA. November D. = Livingston
= Comfy eiyes Blaine about l 900 major
e ity. W.T.,
County Blaine will have 5000 plurality
Is ROCHEsTER. November 5.-MOnro
County gives Blaine Is, 107, Cleyelan
1902. Butler $50, st. John LOIS. Bake
Republican, is elected to Congress, b.
y ,26S plurality.
9, BINGHAMPToN, November Broom
?. County gives Blaine l 1897 majority, 81
John received about 470 votes Butler L:
N WATERTowN, November 5.-Blaine'
eS majority in Jefferson County, will prof
ably exceed 2;125.
nc BRoOKLYN, November 5.-Ihe reSul
~ of the election in Brooklyn and count
TO towns caused great enthusiasm anon
the Democrats and Independent R'
ee publicans who cO-Operated with theI
~ In bringing about the victory. The nj
Cy ures on the electoral ticket show Clev
az land has a majority of Kings Count
er over Blaine of Is, 152: Buffers vote
Us 2.O91. st. Johns 1862. The Democra
y elected three out of four members
d Congress, nine out of twelve assembl,
e. men. they also elected their sheriff, eli
IS Judge. comptroller and auditor, besid
~ a majority of the supervisors.
Ie ITHACA, November 5,-CongresSma
y Arnott, protection Democrat IS electe
~ KINGsT0N, November 5--Republlcal
% elected Lindsey to Congress by 500:
hS publican for Congress is elected In Il
n Thirty-third Dictrict by 500 majority.
an Blaine now leads Cleveland by 81
IT, with 90.districts In the State outside
S. New York City and Kings County
IS Seventeen hundred and forty-two di
tricts outside of New York City al
ire BROOKLYN give Blaine 389, 404; Clevelan
1872. 1903; Butler, 1850. st. John, POO
IT net Democratic gain, 1924. The 2
10y districts to hear from gave Carrie
80 ,243 plurality.
;. A fate correction gives Cleveland
NY plurality in New York City OF ,2S3.
The streets in front of the newspap
M offices continue blocked with crowds
TOT people standing on tiptOe, scanning Z
=, bulletins and waiting anxiously +
ne definite news. The Times. HerGl
Is World. Sun and Tribune each had
crowd. and the bulletins issued are
,nS different that every man can ha
~ his wishes gratifed. The Tribil
lor keeps its electric light playi
oVV upon a card which informs
corners that Blaine carries n
go York by 10000 and is elected Pre-
OF dent. The Sun keeps its crowd int,
ested. The World keeps issuing d
- patches confirming the Demoera
uo- chances which it promulgated in
morning in front Of the building, viii
= is brilliantly illuminated and decorat
We with magnificent and very fiatteri
portraits in color of Cleveland a
as Hendricks. The crowd in front of
90 World and Herald Offices is exceedin;
=. iubliant over the Democratic victC
1 1.I now in store for them. Every bulle
Dly issued is the occasion of much cheer
ms ms and shouting, as if it were not Ia
an contradicted by the bulletin next do
New Jersey.
ress TRENTON. November 3. Came
elk City gives Blaine /, 500 majorlty, and
.ict, county gives Blaine 1908 major
nth Somerset County gives Cleveland :,
fifth majority. The State Senate IS Repu
can by one majority.