Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05

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iise; q. John. a.gse. Net Democratic
gain. 243g.
N.w YoRx, November 24.--Two hun
tirtd and sixteen election precincts In THIS
State give Blsine 52.3i7; Cleveland, 43.o72;
Butler, l,34I; -. John. 3,0i7. Net Demo
crss gain. 2925.
NEw YORK, November 1.-Two hundred
and sevcnty.fye districts IN this State out
side bf New York and Brooklyn give Blaine
61,40s; cleveland, 50,7f2; Butler, i.SS2
~. John, 3,0io. Net Democratic gain,
3.s22.
The Twelfth Assembly district. complete.
gives Blaine 3,Ols; Cleveland, 5.17i But
her. II.
The sixteenth Assembly district. CON-
ple,c Blaine. AIS; Cleveland, 5,3l3-
200 less than Hancock over Garfield.
Tho Twentieth Assembly district. COM
piete Blaine, 3434 Cleveland, O, ia; Bnt-
Ter. 1855; -. John, ..
Nav YORK. November 1.-Two hundred
and forty.iour precincts in this State give
Blaine So, 46i; Cleveland, 1851; Butler.
1852: 81. John, 3,49S. Net Democratic
gain. 1880.
NEW YORK, November Three hundred
and nineteen districts In the state, out
az 1895, Give Blame 7s,2O2; Cleveland,
64,GT4: Butler. ABB; ~. John, 4.fS2--a
gain for Cleveland Of $500 over the vol
Of 1850. II this rate continues his gain IN
the State will be $4,000 TO 10000. which
would give Blaine $4,000 majority In the
state outside cf this city and Brooklyn,
which. from present indications, will give
Cleveland a majority OF 5000 to $4,000.
BROOKLYN, November i.-2i7 districts
give Cleveland 6l.4l7, Blaine 1883, But
Ter 1854, st. John 1892.
NEW YORK, November 4. The Mail and
Express says Cleveland's plurality in this
city is 10000; in Kings county about 20,-
600. II these figures are correct Cleveland
will carry the State by about G.000.
New YORK, November 4.-Four hundred
and seventy.eight election districts In New
York State outside the cities Of New York
aud BROOKLYN give Blaine 1850; Cleve-
land, 92.722: Butler. 2,siG; st. John,
1910. Net Democratic gain, 1914.
NEW York, November Ask hundred
and forty-fiye election districts in New
York State outside Of the cities OF New
York and Brooklyn. give Blaine 1tf,3Sf;
Cleveland, 12S.O25; Butler, 3.9I3; st. John,
1917. Net Democratic gain, 5,683.
New York, November 4.-Out OF eight
congressional districts in this city seven
elected Democrats as follows: Nicholas
Muller, j. j. Adams, ;. 5. Cox, Joseph
Pulitzer, Abraham 5. Hewitt, Truman A.
Merriman, and Egbert l.. Viele.
Upto midnight the Twelfth congressional
district was in doubt, with the probabilities
in favor Of Dowdney, Republican.
BUFFALO. n. Y, November 4.-The cleo
ton here IL very quiet, although a large
vote was poled the largest for years.
With three strong Democratic districts TO
hear from. which will probably give Cleye.
land 400 majority, and two Republican
districts TO hear from, which will probably
add Blaine's majority by 200. Blaine has
carried the city by 1859.
Lockwood, Democrat. congressional can
didate, is defeated by over l 200 by Colonel
Farquehar.
John b. Weber is elected by probably q
small majority for Congress, in the Thirty
third district.
Cleyeland's own ward gives Blaine ma
iority over Cleveland OF 300. This ward,
as a rule, is 700 Republican majority.
The vote for Butler in the city will foot
up about 1875, and for st. John about $40.
NEW YORK, November 5.--1:45 4. n
Grant Is elected Mayor by large ma.
iority.
NEW YORK, NovemberE5-2 A. Moor
rected returns make Cleyeands majority
in this city 53,0S3. Cleveland's majority
in New York, Kings, Queens. and Rich
mond counties reaches $4,000. In 1850
Garfield came to New York county with
5000. IL is unlikely, so far as heard from
from the interior OF the State, that Baine's
vote i'm the interior can Offset this ma.
jority.
NEW York, November $3.50 4. NJ
a. A. 4 1t. ,fxlN oil ion. a
tricts in New York State outside OF the
Blaine 254,999; Cleveland. 2l5,2H: But
Ter. G,s19; st. John, 13,450. Net Demo-
cratic gain, 1915.
NEW YORK, November 5-2:55 A. NJ
One thousand one hundred and fourteen
election districts in New York State out
side OF the cities of New York and Brook
Ign give Blaine. 262,925; Cleveland. 224,-
OIL Butler, 1920; st. John, 14,Q71; net
Democratic gain, $500.
LYONS, n. Y, November 4.-Payne,
Republican, for Congress, has 2,l00
majority.
ONEIDA. November 4.-Willard. Re-
publican, for Congress, is elected in the
Twenty.sixth district.
MOUNT NORRIS. November 4.-Sawyer,
Republican, for Congress, has about 100
majority.
BRooILYN, November 4.-Tbe total vote
in the city OF Brooklyn and county towns
gives Cleveland $3.50; Blaine. j2,5Ol;
Butler. 2.139; st. John, 1892. Cleye.
lands plurality, 1888.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, November 4.-Baker,
Republican, for Congress, has majority
OF nearly 1000.
ALBANY, N. Y, November 4.-The EUe-
ming Journal says the State Assembly is
Republican, and a Republican United
states senator is secured. The congress
sIonal delegation will stand II Republic
cans and II Democrats.
SYRACUSE. y. Y, November 5.-Onon-
daga county gives a Republican majority
of about 1900. Democratic gain OF about
600. Hiscock, Republican, is elected to
Congress.
ROCHESTER. n. Y, Noyember5.-Blainc's
majority in Monroe county is estimated ri
1920. Baker. Republican for Congress. is
elected by small majority.
NEw YORK, November 5.-3:25 A. NJ
One thousand one hundred and siXty-three
election districts in New York state. out
side Of the cities of New York and Brook
Ign. give Blaine 274,102; Cleveland. 232.-
05G; Butler, 7,4G6; st. John, 14,4G3; net
Democratic gain. $500.
ALBANY. n. Y. November $50 A. NJ.
Albany city complete gives Cleveland
l,4O0 majority. The Democratic loss is
about l.5o0. The county districts, which
viii probably not be In tonight. may
change this, but the Democrats claim the
county by 1900.
New YORK. November j-3:05 A. N. -
The city vote is: Cleveland, 132, $50; Blaine,
s9.752; Cleveland's majority. 43,0S3.
NEW YORK. November $50 A. M
The tribune says: 1--WE believe that
Blaine and Logan are elected. The States
regarded as safe for the Republican ticket
viii secure 204'' electoral votes, and II u
reasonable to add fourteen MORE"
NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY, y. j.. November 4.-The
election in Hudson county Is proceeding
with comparative quietness, and indica-
tons are that full vote VIII be rolled. In
the Fifth district, which is strongly Re-
publican, the ndependent-Republican
ticket is largely voted, while on the other
hand the leaders Of the Butler movement
in the Seventh district, Democratic strong
hold, are openly advocating the Straight
Republican ticket. Among many side
issues 1t Is hard to estimate the result in
advance, although the probabilities sre that
Cleveland will carry the county by re-
duced majority.
The reelection OF Congressman McAdoo
is looked upon as certain, while the Demo.
crats predict the election OF their entire
county ticket, with possible exception Of
Mclaughlin for county clerk, who is being