St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-06

is claimed by 4. ZOO 10 10000 plurality for
Cleveland.
Daniel Manning telegraphs to the World !.
The state sure for Cleveland by 5000.
Senator John r. Mcpherson says New Jer-
ser IS sure for Cleveland b, 1000 majority.
New York is intensely excited and travel is
almost at standstiIl in Printing House
square owing to the throng Of people before
the bulletin boards, Wild threats of blood
shed and personal violence 10 Jay Gould and
Others are heard, I. being insist. d that money
IS being used to delay the returns, and that
the Republicans are improving the time to
fix matters up.
NEW YORK, Nov. ), On. m.-The Times
bulletin al this hour claims the state by
5000 for Cleveland.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5-The san comedies
New York 10 the Democrats by 8, 900.
BosToS, Nov. 5, 10 p. MT is announced
that Blaine has been called to New York by
telegram. Rumors that the Republicans
contemplate crOt kedness in that state are
growing.
ALBANY, y. Y, Nov. 5.-The latest figures
received by Gov. Cleveland give Demo
cratic majority in the state Of 9, 76G
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The Tribune gives
lie composition of the New York assembly
as 13 Republicans and 90 Democrats; senate
Republican 10, Democrats 10. The World
gives the assembly as Il Republican and 81
Democrats.
BUFFALO, y. Y, Nov. D. The excitement
in this city is still undated. Bolh parties
claim the state and the different newspaper
Offices are crowded with those anxious to
hear the latest reports. Both parties are
parading the streets and cheering for their
candidates. Main street is crowded with
excited people. There have been few dis
turbanees, but none of a serious nature.
Blaine's plurality in the city is 1,O53.
Especial Telegram TO the Globe
ALBANY, Nov. 5, $3.50 p. m.-Oneida
county, the home Of the Stalwarts, gives a
Democratic majority Of 100, with one dis
trict more to hear from.
ALBANY, Nov. 5.-The latest semi-oficial
returns show Democratic majority in the
state Of 1895. 1t is not believed in Demo
cratic circles this viii vary more than 200
either way. The Argus estimates the cleo
toral vote at 219 for Cleveland, 122 for
Blaine and 60 in doubt The doubtful
states are California, Illinois, Michigan,
Nevada Oregon and Wisconsin.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Senator German,
chairman Of the national Democratic execu-
tive committee, sent the following dispatch
to the chairman of the state committee Of
Indiana. THE vote in nearly every pre-
cinct Of New York, as announced in the
polling place, when counted, has been re
ceived, and shows a small but safe majority
for Cleveland
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Returns from all
election districts in this city show Cleveland
has 43, 233 votes over Blaine in this city, and
the county ticket, county Democracy, headed
by ex-Mayor VIM. r. Grace for mayor, is
elected, excepting coroner, by a majority
ranging from 1000 to $4,000. Deputy
Corener NJ. j. B. Messener CTammany hall)
is elected coroner by 10000 majority.
ALBANY, Nov. 5.--Tbe Argus will say to-
morrow: cleveland is elected and he will
be iuaugurated. The state is not at oil in
doubt We have elected Cleveland and Hen
bricks, who win take the seats to which the
people have appointed them" A eommun-
ication to the Argus to-day from counties in
New York state demonstrate the election of
the Democratic electors by a conclusive and
safe majority over the Blaine electors. Hav-
ing been declared Democratic by the people,
New York will remain to be so declared, and
will be counted Democratic, and whatever is
necessary to this act of truth and justice will
be thoroughly and feariessly done.
SCENES ABOUT THE BULLETINS.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5, 9p. m.-The Dem
ocrats are alarmed. They cannot conceal
their fears that Blaine viii carry this state BY
some means, although at this hour private
kilograms from leading men cause them t.
claim plurality Of 5000 to 10000 FOL
Cleveland. The excited crowd about where
returns are posted are growing larger. The
pletely beyond control. Many thou,
sands of dollars have changed
hands, owing TO the conflicting bulletins o.
the various papers. The excitement become.
intense. All business is at a standstill pend
ing the result Returns are coming in 81
slowly that nothing definite is known exeep
that Cleveland has made heavy gains in New
York state. The Republicans still claim it
The Tribune has taken in its eoncedinl
/ bulletin and issued one claiming
the state. Betting at the leadin!
hotels tonight is in Cleveland's favor OF
both New York state and the general re
suit. A few leading Republicans are wager
ing large sums even, Uut the cases are few
aud the result Of party pride or enthusiasm
All New York has turned out in the street
20 learn the result. Returns are not beinl
shown anywhere at this hour. The opinion
is that whichever candidate carries Ney
York or the general election viii get it by
small majority.
| INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-Gov. Hendrick
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