Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-05

Every Sou thern State is s"it fol
ICleveland. In Maryland the E,inb!i-
cans lose one Congressman VII .inis's
Democratic majority 1T is bs'i-v@d wal
not exceed 900. Chalmers IL rs por ted
defeated in Mississippi.
| THE TRIBUNE'S SUMMARY OF THE Il
suit.
The returns from the several ates
come in slowly partly because Of Tho
bad weather, and the result on the
President is in doubt at the time o + go-
ing to press. Blaine apparently has 157
electoral votes certain, and Clev. land
1856. Eleven States, casting 100 electoral
votes, are In doubt or have nor been
heard from.
New York Is one of the States In
doubt. The early returns Indicate .
large total vote and large Democratic
gains In some parts of the State. In
New York City the Democratic plurali-
~ Is over AZ, 900 and In Kings over 49,
600. The Republicans make gains in
Albany, Chemung, and Monroe Coun-
ties. The delegation in Congress seems
to be evenly divided, each party having
II mem bers. The Assembly is Republic
cSn by about % majority.
Although no campaign work has
been done since the Septem Der election,
BlaiDes plurality in Mai ne is about
80, 900
Ohio gives from $4,000 to 10000 for
Blaine.
Negroes were intimidated in Gin
cinnati by an organized mob, and there
was some fighting among the Demo-
Gratis. Two men were killed during the
fighting.
Indiana is claimed by both parties ON
very meagre returns
The Republican plurality in Massa-
chusetts is estimated at 1O, 200.
Blaine's plurality in Pennsylvania ia il
Ph ladelphia being 25, 900. The Republi-
cans made large gains in the rural dis
tricts.
New Hampshire gives Blaine 5000
plurality, and elects two Republican
congressman.
In Missouri the Democratic plurality
OF 90 900 four years ago ia cut down 20
about 80 900.
Virginia is in doubt and is claimed
by both parties. The Republican gains
are large.
In Maryland the Republicans have
made large gains, gaining over 5000 in
Baltimore alone. A proportionate
gain in the other sections would give
b
LATEST FROM INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 90 a. m.-
Chairman New Of the Republican State
Central Committee comedies the State
TO the Democrats.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-Later re-
turns show large Republican gains and
Indicate Republican majority in the
State of 1900.
INDIANAPoLIs, Nov. 5-4 Is a. IN -
Two hundred and forty voting places
| show Republican gain of 4, 4,lOS, apt
Democratic gains of l, $50. Net Repub
Iican gain, 1926. This indicates ,hat
Blaine carries the State by over 900.
CONNECTICUT FOR CLEVELAND
HARTFORD, Nov. Latte returns do
not change the result in the Ssat..-
Cleveiand's plurality is probably 1,5OO.
Hartford. Nov. With thirteen
small towns to hear from, which will
not change the result. Blaine has g.
443; Cleveland, 64,146; scattering,
1887. Harrison, Rep. for Governor,
66. 594 scattering, 2,7s7 Representa-
tives, l44 Republicans, so Democ ats
LATEST FROM NEW YORK.
3.3Oa m.-The Tribune says: We
believe chat Blaine and Logan are cleo
1 1oo' i hO Aosdbco iCSdhoCu Sale lOI
the Republic N ticket will secure 2O4
electoral votes, and it is reasonable to
add IA more.
NEW YORK, November, 5-5 a. m.-
One thousand Two hundred and ninety
six districts in New York State outside
of New York and Kings county have
been heard from. In the remaining
727 districts the following pluralities
were given in 1880: Democratic plurali-
ties; 10,889 Republican pluralities,
30,172. If these districts vote as they
lid that year the plurality for Blaine
outside of New York and Kings county
will be increased by 1888, making the
total plurality for Blaine, when he
reaches Harlem river, 64,333. If the
plurality for Cleveland in New York
and Kings county can overcome this
m 'jority, or if the districts not yet
heard from do not give pluralities pretty
nearly equal to those of 1880, Mr..
Blaine will be beaten in New York
State. Otherwise he will carry it.
The returns received from country
towns have up to this time held up
pretty near to the vote of 1880.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-5.22 a. m.-
o ne thousand two hundred and sixty
nine istricts have been heard from
outside of New York and Kings Coun-
L ty. If the 727 districts not heard from
vote as they did in 1880, Blaine's plu-
rality in the State will be about 5000.