The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-05

$3.50 $3.50 'ieNStsj anu u gun OF TWO or lhfee
congressman. The Democrats have
not yet given up hope of
tho state ticket. They claim the
election oftheir whole ticket IN this county.
The Free Press, Democratic, Mt this hour,
estimates the first, sixth and seventh districts
as Democratic; the second, ninth, tenth and
eleventh, Republican; the others close, with
the chances In favor Of the Democrats
BROOKLYN COMPLETE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The total vote of the
city OF Brooklyn and county towns gives
cieyeiand67,SN9; Blaine, 52,5Ol; Butler, 9,I3o.
et' John' l,32; Cleyeland's plurality. l53Ss.
schANroN's REPORT,
SVRANyoN, Nov. l,-Returns I'm to !l,goin-
dicated the election Of James A. Scranton,
Republican, for congress.
WE STILL STICK.
HARTFORD, Noy.1.-Sxty towns out of 1888
give Blaine 22,sOO; Cleveland, %. Sg2. Repub-
llcan loss, 0j3. For governor. Harrison, o.
OS3; Waller, 2i,0Sii scattering, 0lG. The state
is claimed by the Democrats, but it is prob
ably very close,
IN CONNECTICUT,
HARTFORD, Nov. i.-Owng to trouble due
from the storm wires are down a 81
returns come In slowly. Sew .n,T,
towns give Blaine 2j,l67 tn
Land. 2j,sO7, Garfield had 25SiO; ,1o,,ao.,.
N,635; Republican loss672 The ssr,o' rotin' -,
loss would give the state to rlevcla,G ~. .
small plurality. 9"
IN MAssAc hUGErrs,
BosIoN, Nov Alma I,,.,.,, $1,000,
three towAS ana cities, includn. 100 pre-.
eincts In Bosom, QUITO lo7 in the state, give
Blain CS.S75; Cleveland &C, 1852.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
CONCORD, Nov. i-One hundred and five
towns give Blaine lS,Ol5; Cleveland, l4,l4l: ST
John, GS; Butler, 10. The same towns gave
Garfield 1870; Hancock, l72OS; Car
fields plurality, 1902. Both Republican
candidates for congress arc chosen by good
pluro'itles Both branches of the legislature
are strongly Republican aud fruraf the i've
oounSellors will be Republicans. The iadlca-
lions are for nm increased plurality for
Blaine over Garfield. Blaine's plurality viii
not probably be less than 400. There IL
probably no choice OF governor by the peo.
pie. Curricr, Republican, win be caosen by
the legislature.
IL VIRGINIA.
NCHMOEn, Nov. Tho full vote I'm this
city for Cleveland is 1900; for Blaine. 5sno.
Tor Cleveland, II majority of 1850; Re-
publican gain, 80 Baine's gain IN
the jackson ward, known as "Aricn ="
Is over 700 Returns from 50 prccinrts
In the state show n Democratic gain of III.
This indicates very close vote and if the
ratio of Democratic gain is not Increased in
the remaining precincts the state may GO Re-
publican There is about 900 voting pre-.
ciucts.
SEVENTH MASSACHUSETTS,
BOSTON, Nov. An the seventh congrcs-
SIGNAL district, tthree towns missing, stone.
Republican, has II plurality of 2.73l. Stone
thus lacks 1872 of a majority, which VIII prob
ably be secured in the towns 10 be heard
from.
NOT ENCOURAGING TO BLAINE
NEW YORK, Nov. 4-Correctcd returns.
CleVeland's majority In this city is S3.NS3
Cleveand's majority In New York, Kings.
queens and Rlshmond counties reaches
almost, ifnot quite, $4,000. In 1880 Garfield
came to New York county with $4,000 ma.
Jorlty. II is unlikely SO FAR as heard from
the interior Of the state, that Blalno's vote in
the Interior can Offset tho majority above
given
NOT mo, but RIG ENOUGH.
RICHMOND, Nov. 4.--The state nowsna.
per- estimates Clevelaud's majority I'm VIr.
slnla nj from 1900 to 5000, and claims of
the 10 congressman.
ILLINOIS CONGRESSMAN,
CHICAGO. Nov. i.-The conversational ~
turns come in very slowly. A brertelerrnm
announces the reelection OF William II.
Morrison, Democrat.
In Chicago, Durham, Republican in the
nrst district, is elected. In the second tbc
fight iScloso between Flnncrty, Indcpendent
and Lawler, Democrat
In the Third district, Ward, Democrat I.
elected rs the result of the triangular nrht
In the district, growing out OF the arbitration
declaring George r. Davis not the regular
nominee.
In the Fourth district, Adams, Republican,
Is elected.
CLEVELAND AHEAD IN CHICAGO.
One hundred and twenty.urce precinct,
out OF l72 the city, give Cleveland si,6ol;
Blaine, H,2s2
NEHRAsENBAp As EVER,
OMAHA, Nov. i,-Rcturns como In slow.
The state Is Republican, by about l5.ONo.
HARRISON CARRIES CHICAGO,
CHICAGO Nov. i,-slxty-Cour precincts in
the city give Harrison, Democrat. for gov.
crnor a,2'o majority.
CuAtRNAN NEW.
lNhiANAroLtS, Nov. tia. m.-Chalrmon
New, OF the Republican state central commit.
tee, con 'cdcS the state 20 the Dem, Gratis NV
o'NN tits tfought Brown In the sixth. John
son In the eighth, aud Dixie In IN, ninth dis.
trictS' Rcpu ulicOns, are elected To congress-
tho result IN tho seventh, tenth aud thir.
ieenlh districts is doubtful. The other dis.
r'eis are thought To he Democratic.
~ MISSOURI
Sr Louis, Nov. t,-SiNty-sIV " 81 preci,cts
In the eighth congressional district. in mis-
city, give o'Ncll, Democrat, COS; Eccl,s
Republican, 5,5NO, 10 Is estimated thai
o'NcilrS majority Is l,O,O.
Elghiy-onc OF the precincts In the mimi,
district, In this city, give Glover, pcmo,,ra,
S''NNi Mclean, Republican, 6,N0 1t is esti.
mated that Glover will have 50 olOO ma
lorlty.
Th'rty-two OF @prcolncts In the city belong.
ing lo the tCnth district give Morse. R,puhl,.
i.'''''A
''"' - tmrdN pCmocrNt g}1l This dis.
'rict embraces eight counties outside " tho
CITY, which viii probably give him lUoo n,a-
lority In the district.
republicans have Information nom the
thirteenth district which leads .h,m d, foo,
confident of the election or Wade
over Thomas, Democrat They o,so
have strong hopes that Reynolds R,p.ip.
can, 5 elected over Hutton, Democrat. in mo
seventh district but there are no f,t,,rns horn
to Justify a reasonable aim.
The democrats claim She election of Graves
IN the nth district by Ohou; l,S0maority.
The DISPATCHES irnm tee ElsNte,n,h Die.