Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-11-07
HULL BROTHERS.


Maine.
AUeus IA, Nov. 6.-Blaine's family and
! friends ere greatly astonished and ANNOYED
by report about his health. which seems to
be curreH in some large cities. Blaine is in
unusually robust health and excellent spir-
its.
The Do nocrats seem quite confident Of
the election Of their ticker, and tonight cell
bratsd thei victory. The address OF chair
man Mann ng rs to the vote of New York,
conflicts wi tn all advices received by Blaine.
Blaine 81 id he had treated the Republican
nomination as an honorable trust confided to
him without solicitation, and had therefore
spared no time and no effort to secure his
success. He had full confidence that he
had been fa irly elected and he trusted every
effort would now be made to viadicate the
| sacredness of the ballot. Mr.. Blaine freely
expressed his judgment that II majority Of
the votes in New York had been cast for the
Republican electoral ticket. Hc thought
the returns and comparisons with former
votes clearly established this CONCLUSION.
The latest returns to-day indicate the cleo
ton of ten Republican congressman, nine
Democrats and one doubtful.
AUGUSTA, November 6.-The report shat
Blaine is, OF has been sick since his return to
Augusta is untrue. While he was receiving
congratulations in his library this morning.
he said, in reply to an inquiry about his
health: 81 never felt better in my life. 1
remained in my room most Of the time yes
terday because after seven weeks of contin-
uous public speaking was still quite hoarse,
and / felt that ! was entitled days rest
The fact is he is in excellent health and
spirits.
Utrutnia
DANvILLE, Va, Nov. 6.-Thc returns
from adjoining counties this morning, show
that there was no display of violence during
the election period here. A considerable
number of the colored people voted tho
Democratic ticket.
The coroner of this city insists on the
statement, after minute examination, that
the death of ID. w. Lawson by pistol shot,
published yesterday, was accidental.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6.-The additional
returns to-day confirm the dispatches sent
from here last night as to Cleveland's major
ity in the state being not less than 5000.
All the districts but the Second and Fourth
elect Democratic congressman by hand
some majority. The Democrats here are
wild with excitement over Chairman Man.
nings telegram that Cleveland bias safe
and sure majority in New York state, and
fired hundred guns in honor of Cleveland's
victory.
Returns mostly official from eighty-threc
counties and all cities of Virginia give ma
jority for Cleveland of 7,450. The seventeen
counties remaining to be heard from gave a
net majority last year of 1,27O. These coun-
ties are likely to give the same if not great
er majority now, which will make Cleve-
lands majority in the state nearly 5000.
PETERSBURG, Nov. 6.-The Democrats are
confident Of having carried Virginia at vari-
ously estimated majorities Of from 5000 to
1000. The chairman of the Democratic
central committee of the Fourth congress
sional district claims the state as Democratic
by fully 1000 majority. He says this ma
ority is due in a measure to the heavy gains I
in the Black Belt section of the state.
Senator Malone does not yield the state |
10 the Democrats.
Missouri.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 6-Sixty one of the |
,ne hundred ard fourteen counties of Mis-
'ouri give Marmaduke. Democrat for Gov
,rnor, an aggregate majority of 1881;
Ford, Fusion for governor, 1854. Marina
luke has been extensively scratched in var
Gus parts of the state, but the Democrats
lain he will have 10000 plurality over Ford.
Returns from the above counties do not in
iuuE tut fotC ipf BStriututidl GtecIDIb.
rhe vote of Cleveland and Blaine cannot
therefore, be given.
KANSAS CRY, Nov. 1.-THE following is
he vote of the city: Blaine, 6,779; Cleveland,
1888; Ford, Fusion for governor, 6,996;
Democrat; 1892; Warner, Re-
,uhlican for congress, 1917; Graves, Demo-
rat, 1889. Majorities, Blaine, l,791, Ford,
,404; Warner, 3,7T9. The majorities in
ackson county. including the city, and by
.test compilation, gives Cleveland, 265;
ord, $50; Warner, 1876.
Warner will have large majority in the
istrict.
Michigan.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 6.-The Republic
an state committee now claim the election
this state by 5000 to 10000 plurality.
he Prohibition vote was much smaller than |
lpected. The latest figures on congress-
zen indicate the election of six fusion Dem
Gratis and five Republicans, as follows: Re-
ublicans-Allen in Second, O'Donell in
bird, Burrows in Fourth, Cutcheon in
NTH, Moffatt in Eleventh. Democrats.
Iayburg in First, Comstock in Fifth, Wi
ans in Sixth, Carleton in Seventh, Larsney
Eighth, Fisher in Tenth. Fifth close
1T this probably correct. The delegation |
e same us it has been, but each party !
lined and lost one each.
From reports of 1888 precincts and esti-
ates of the remaining precincts, the Demo-
sfic state committee place the Republican
urality at about fifteen hundred. The.
spublican state committe claim the state
d electoral tickets elected by 1000 plu-.
lily. All reports received up to ten o'clock |
dictate Blsines plurality 1888, and Alger'a I
Isl.