The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-11-13


1,500. The Republican State Committee claims
the State and electoral tickets elected by
1000 plurality. All reports received up yo ply ~
o'clock indicate Blaines plurality at 3,593, I
and A1ger's 1,251.
MfNtEAPoLIs,, November 4.-Returns from
the city and country are coming in very
Indications are that Merriman Oemocrat)
be obtained until late tonight.
MISSOURI.
ST.. LOUIS, November lone hundred and
land 91sis; Blaine, is, zso Marmsdaks, Dem,
is estimated that Cleveland will go out of the
city with 1000 majority, and Ford with 1000
majority.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. November s. = Morgan,
DEM, defeats Chalmers in the Second Missis-
sippi District, for Congress by 4,5o0.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CoNcoRD, N. H., November 4.-One hundred
i4,i4i; St. John, sos; Butler, 1ss; Blaine's piu,
1S sn 6 sa@s tsMfs asrelas av1 pura
1.062. The same towns give Currier II, 1856;
Hill, 175l3; Mason, 612; scattering, lSs-
Both Both branches % Of the Legislature are strong
il iors W viii be Republicans. Indications are for
an increased plurality for Blaine over Gar
field; Blains's plurality will not probably be
of Governor by the people. Currier, Repub-
Hcan, win be chosen BY the Legislature.
NORTH CAROLINA.
WILMINGTON, N. c., November 4.-Returns
the result in this State. The Republicans CON
cede the State to the Democrats on both
Presidential and State tickets. The Demo-
than han 1900. There seems seems to be little doubt
that the Democrats have eight out Of nine
congressman, again of one-
JERSEY CITY, November 5.-The Repubh-
cans concede the State to the Democrats by
about 800 majority. q. s. Senator McPher-
son claims that the Democrats have from
About half of the ballot counted up to 8
burn ana ehe efe
400 majority. Republican State Central Com
mittee claim the State by 1,100 majority.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, O., November City of Column
bus complete: Blaine, It's; Cleveland, 7,156;
Butler, E6; St. John, Z; scattering 8. Blaine's
more favorable for the Republicans, and the
| percentage of gain in the townships has
steadily arisen. The SECRETARY Of the State
from one-fifth of Ohio keeps up it will give q
Republican majority of nearly 3O,OU. g ]
| PENNSYLVANIA. ss =
PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-The following
vania: First District, bingham, Rep; Sec
bnd, O'Neil, Rep; Third, Randall, DEM;
Fourth Kelley, Rep: Fifth, HaTmer, Rep:
Eighth. Ermentrout, Dem; Ninth, Hiestand.
Rep; Tenth, Sowden, DEM; Eleventh, Stern,
Bsnm keith RBsg Rep
Rep, Seventeenth, Campbell, Rep; Eigh-
Dem; twentieth, Curtin, Rep; Twenty-frst,
Boyle, DEM; Twenty second, Negley, Rep; {;
Twsnty,third, Bayns Rsg Wsitys fo%Rsfh %sn
Twenty sixth, Flacgo, Rep; Twenty-seventh,
Scott, DEM; at large, Osborne, Rep. Brumm
cans gain four members, the present deiega,
ton standing: Republicans, 16 dncluding
| Brumm); Democrats, IL.
RHODE ISLAND. -
PnoyIDENcE November 4mTotal i7ss,l, vote ,9 1i
1,4oO. Newport gave Blaine, 2,0a, Cleveland
GARFIELD and s79 for Hancock. The vote OF
1 the State oomplete: Blaine 1909, Cleveland
II 43s, Butler 425, st. John. sA. Blaine's ma
For Congress in the First District Spoonei
Rep9 has Il, ,109 Slocum Oem) 5,Ss3, scatter.
soos M majority % in the same district % on bis first
srict Pierce Rep.l has f;7s5, Page Deml 5,ssS, ss
Chadsey Prohibition) 1,50O, scattering, 1SS;
Pierce's majority 64.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, S. c., November 4-The cleo
tions in South Carolina to-day are for Gov
ernor and State officers, members of the Leg
islature and Congressman, as well as for
Presidential Electors. There is practically
4 no opposition to the Democratic candidates
for State offices, and in only four or five coun
for county Offices. There is no serious oppo
gress, except in the First, or Charleston
District, where Taft, Republican opposes
Dibble. Democrat; and in the Seventh Dis
lie Rer,f hlianrl n11T1a cQ1
by Elliott, Democrat The vote for Presi
dental Electors will be compared with the
s of
ing returns from number OF counties
) throughout the State indicate that the Dem
ocrats have elected their entire ticket by {
J large majority, with six out of seven Con
gressmen. The election SO far as heard from
was peaceful.
NASHVILLE Tenn, November 5.-The fol
lowing, Republican Congressman were ezec
trict; Houck, in the Second, and Taylor in th
Tenth. The rest of the Congressional dele
cation is Democratic. The Demoeratie ma ma
duced. Bate, DEM, for Governor, is aproba
bly, elected by a reduced majority.
TEXAS.
GALVESTON, TEX, November 4.-Return
from the country are coming in very slowly
) | A heavy vote was polled throughout tn
) State Returns thus far predicate the cleo
. ton of the entire Democratic Congressiona
VERMONT.
, WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, November4.-
' Returns from 140 towns give Blaine 1924
J Cleveland, L, ,694; Butler, 57S; St. John, l6s
. Blaine's plurality, Il, ,547; Garfeld's plurality
19,051. If the remaining 120 towns give pre-
!, | portionate vote to the above, Blaine's major
4 | fly will be upward of 25 900. The vote for 81
John is drawn mostly from the Repu blica
party, while Butler comes from the Demo
|, | Gratis.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, VA, November 5.-Nearly all II
turns received show Democratic gains an
: 5000. They claim out of 10 Congressme
from the State.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Z the fifty-four counties in West Virginia hav
| been heard from, in most cases oficiall.
!, with the following result: Fifteen countie
!, | show Republican gains of LISTS over the resu
| in October. Thirteen counties give Demt
= = cratic gains of 64s. A net Republican gai
of ], ,230. The remaining twenty-six countie
would have to give 5000 to Offset the Dem,
cratic majority in October, and this is not q
8 all likely they can do.
= WISCONSIN.
\ MILWAUKEE November 6.-Returns hav
Il | not as yet been received from more tina
q two-thirds of the election precincts of th
State. But these clearly show that the R
publican ticket has won by not less than 12,0
1t is also shown that the Republicans hav
S seven out of the nine Congressmen, and hav
g on joint ballot.
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