New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
all parts OF Chauauqua County indicate that Blaine will
receive 1000 plurality jamestown gives Blaine pll
rality of 1900
CLEVELAND DEFEATED IN HIS OWN

all parts OF Chautauqua County indicate that Blame VIII
receive 5000 plurality jamestown gives Blaine pli-
rality Of 300
CLEVELAND DEFEATED IN HIS OWN WARD.
BUFFALO, Nov 4.-This has been a lively day
in Buffalo, notwithstanding the rain In every ward in
the city very heavy vote has been poled By two
thirds Of the vote in. The returns not yet n but
with two districts to hear from Blaine has
q, plurality In the city OF log, l;0y9 votes,
majority in 1850 sES Cleveland Sss lost his cwn district in
the Ninth Ward by four votes. His ward gave blaine
IN the city is in the neghborhood Of 100 With 20 DIS
rcts to hear from Farquhar Republican, for Congress
in the XXXIId District has 399 majority.
REPUBLICAN, GAIYssTN MONROE
ROCHESTER, Nov. An unusually heavy
vote was polled here Monroe County viii give Blaine
fully 5000 majority. Baker, Republican, for Congress,
has probably small majority.
BLAINEs VICTORY AT TROY.
Troy, Nov. 4.-In many of the wards OF Troy
Blaine has way ahead Of the rest Of the Republican
ticket The rislAmercans fulfilled the expectations en-
eraned Of them. The Butler vote IN the city Is very
large many professcd Butler men voting for him. The
Democrats claim the election of Edmund Stanton as
Mayor Edmund Fitzgerald. Republican and Indc-
pendent by 800 majority Reports from Waterford Eagle
Bridge Lansingburg, Watcrvliet, Green Island, Sand
Lake, IIoosc, Greenwich, Hartford Easton aid many
other towns In Rensselaer, and Washington Coun'
tics Indicate large increase In tho Republican vote IN
those counties the vote FOR GARFIELD III l7So WISH
ngton County sustains her time honorcd prestige by
about 1000 majority for Blaine. Estimated returns
from towns heard from indicate 1000 majority for
Blaine and Logan Rensselaer, County The vote in
Waterford was the heaviest ever pollcd there:
Blaine, 715; Cleveland, 5o7; Lan7ngburs,
gives -Oi for Blaine an Increase Of 25G Garleds
vote The Prohibition ticket Is almost unheard OF
in Troy and vicinity desperate ,'er. enor.
T @ % Sascs to and "G f""cfss Repsacrs Were
numerous IN Troy and Democratlc money hoWch likc @
the city John Roorlc had his head split open at the
lid district Of the First ward polls when att,inptns 10
hands of the police
JAMESTOWN FOR BLAINE.
JAMESTOWN, Nov l.--B'aincs majority in
the town of Elicott Ia 30J gain 1880 Of 80.
Il. h. fESfOS, lEN Goycrnorl
CONGREssMAN KETCiIAM REELECTED.
HrpsoN, Nov. J.-Coumbia County, csti-
mated. ei,cs Blaine 300 majority iIogohooin, HepnbI
can for the Assembly has GOO. aud Kctcham, FOR Con
grcss u corrcspondingly large majority
BLAiNEs MAJORITY ~ FULTON.
JouNsrowN, Nov. l.-Fulton County gives
Blaine 900 majority. ConRcssman West, Republican,
has zoo majority Berry, Republican, member OF the
Assembly, h elected.
ONTARIO FOR BLAINE.
CANANDAIGUA, Nov. 4.-Onlauo County gives
Blaine 700 majority. Davenport, Republican candidate
for Congress- has 800 majority. f. H. HAhliS'
OTsEGO COUNTY DEMOCRATIC.
CoopERsrowN. Nov. 4.-Otsego County gives
Cleveland $50 plurality
LARGE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
AUBURN, Nov. 4.-Blainc has carried this
county by 1924 majority
A DEMOCRATIC GAIN N ROCKLAND.
NYACK, Nov. 4. - Complete returns from
Rocaland County give Cleveland 900 majority Felter
Democrat is reelected the Assembly by an increased
majority.
CONGRESSMAN PARKER REFLECTED.
WATERrOwN, Nov. l.-ln Jefferson County
Blaine has 1000 majority. Parker, for Congressman,
has 900 Republican majority. He is elected by large
majority. CHARLES H. SIMMER, No"stes''h"h'
PROHIBITION COUNTY FOR BLAINE.
WELLsyMLE, Nov. i.-Allcgany County gives
>. 500 plurality for Blaine McEwcn Republican cand'
date lor the Assembly has 5000 majority:
4. H. FISHER.
chairman Republican County Committee.l
A REPUBLICAN GAIN n HERKIMER.
IIERKIuER, Nov. 4.-Blainc's estimated ma
joJity in Hcrkimcr County "a 700 The town Of Herki
gives Blaine ~ majority gain oI Al over 1850
WAESLR MILLER,
United state senator.
CONGRESSMAN VESTS MAJORITY