Connecticut western news., 1884-11-12

| The official count of the vote in Delaware | places the maj ority for the Cleveland Electors at 4,013. Lore, Democrat is reelected tc Congress by majority of 4,276 The Dem. ocrats have the State ticket and the Legisla- | ture.
 Returns from the State indicate a majority | for the Cleveland electors of 3 poo to 4.000 | majority. Davidson. Democrat, in the First | Congressional district is probably elected, and Dougherty, Democrat, in the Second. | GEORGIA. The returns indicate the election of the en- | tire Democratic delegation to Congress. Cleveland's majority in the State will ap- proximate S0,000. Returns indicate Democratic plurality of | 5000 in the city of Chicago, and Republican plurality of 17, 00a in the State. Butler vote, 10000; St John, 1000. INDIANA.
 The vote in this State was close, and for sew | eral days both parties claimed 1t. On Friday morning Mir. Hendricks telegraphed: Con- nilation of returns, half of which are ofhcis, make tie majority for Cleveland e,C12. It VII | not vary much from this figure. IOWA. Iowa has gone for Blaine by 15, 900 or more. I Scattering returns indicate this The Democrats. have elected members of Congress in the First Second, Third, and | Sixth districts, with the Fourth, Fifth, and Ninth in doubt, and the Seventh, Eighth, Tenth, and Eleventh certainly Republican. The Republican Committee claim the Fourth and Sixth. n Tba returns from the State indicate the complexion of the Legislature to be as follows senate-R publicans, 36; Democrats, 10, with three districts not heard from. House-he- n,,hlicans 92: D Democrats 8; Resubmission Re- oubhcans, 2; Independent Republicans, z; | Erppnbackcr. i, with nineteen districts to .oe heard from. Tho Republican majority Tn the State is about 47.000.
 KENTUCKY. The State gives the usual Democratic ma | iority-about A5, 900. The Democrats cIecta full Congress delegation. There is Repub- lican loss of two in the House of Represents | tiVes.
 LOUISIANA.
 The election passed off quietly. No trouble was reported in any part of the State. The vote was light. Cleveland carried the State, electing all the Congressmen. Special dispatches from the Third district indicate the defeat of Kellogg (Rep.) for Congress.
 Maine gives her Electoral vote to Blaine by at least 20, 900 majority.
 If the towns to hear from lose and gain in proportion to those already received. the total vote will be l30,000, as follows: Blaine, H. 800; Cleveland 52, 900; Butler, 4,600; St. John, 2,OO0; and Blaines plurality will be l9.500.
 MARYLAND.
 The vote of the State outside of Baltimore gives net Democratic majority of 4, 805. The vote in Bal imore city was the largest ever boiled, amounting to 6S,249. Cleveland's plu- rality is 6716; majority, 5,343. The vote for St. John was 1909, for Butler 104
 Of the six COngressmen the Democrats elect 5, which is gain of l.
 The vote of all the cities and towns, with the exception of five small towns, foot up [: Blaine, 14l,S04; Cleveland, 117,559; Butler, 23,311; St. John. 7,986; Blaines plurality, 23,745. In 1880 Garfield had a plurality of T1le4' The aubernatorial vote, which does not include the five small towns mentioned, foot up; Robinson (Rep), 152,s12 Endicott Seelye (Prohib.). 8,045. In 1888 Robinson had 16O,O92; Butler, 150,228; Amy CProhib), 1881.
 The Congressional delegation stands 10 Re- publicans Democrats--a Republican gain of 2.
 The Republican State Committee claim the State by from 6,000 to 10000 plurality. The Prohibition vote was much smaller than ex- pected. The Legislature stands: Senator's Fusionists, 19; Republicans, 13. Represents tipes-Fusionists 51; Republicans, 49.
 Fieuros on Congressmen indicate the cleo ton of six Fusion Democrats and five Repuo- jeans.
 ADemocratic majority of 40, 900 is given in Missouri, and have elected all the Congressmen and the State ticket. MISSISSIPPI.
 A light vote in Mississippi and the returns come in slowly. Cleveland carried the State. MINNESOTA. The State is Republican by the usual ma. jority The Legislature will stand: Senate, 3i Republicans, 10 Democrats; House, s5 RePub icans, IS Democrats. NEBRASKA.
 Blaine carries the State by 8 majority of ! 15,000 to 10000. The Republican candidate for Governor has about 10, 900 majority. The Congressional delegation are Republican. l NEVADA ! Nevada gives majority of from 800 to GOO for Blaine. Woodburn (Rep) is elected to Congress
 | NEW HAMPSHIRE. One hundred and five of the 326 towns give Blaine 18,016; Cleveland, IS, Al; St. John, sos; Butler, l93. Blaine's plurality, 1,S74. The same towns in 1880 gave Garfield plurality of 1,062-a gain of s12 for Blaine.
 Both branches of the Legislature are Repub- lican. The Executive Council will stand 4 Republicans, Democrat. , NEW JERSEY. ! Full returns from every county in the State give Cleveland plurality of 2,5l9- The State Senate is Republican by one majority, and the House is Republican by ttn majority. | NEW YORK. The official vote of New York city gives Cleveland 133, ,307 and Blaine 90,O81. Cleve- lands plul ality 43, 226.
 /H n E..l If ,.f,. ity over Tammany and Republican candidates.
 The combined vote of Butler and St. John iu the city was 4,713, about equslly divided.
 Kings County gave Cleveland, 63. 368; Blaine. IS 593; Butler, 1900; Cleyeland's plurality l5239.
 In this State the Democrats have elected IS of the 34 Conpressmen, while the Republicans have carried the Assembly, electing about as many members as they had last year, when the number was 72. This insures a Republi- sar United States Senator, to be elect, next spring.
 The vote of the State is very close on cleo tcr-so close that both parties claimed the State, causing sn intense excitement. i NORTH CAROLINA. Clevelands majority in North Carolina is about 10000. The Democrats gain one Con gressman, having elected 8 out of the 9. ! OHIO.
 The majority for Bla ne is estimated to bA at least 20, 900. Large Republican gains have been made.
 | OREGON. In Oregon Blaine's majority is from 1,6OO to PENNSYLVANIA.
 Pennsylvania gives about 5, coo majority for Blaine. The Legislature will Do reversed in favor of the Republicans, fully ensuring the re-electi n of Cameron 10 the United States Senate. Butler and St. John boiled 0 small vote. Of the 2s Congressmen the Republicans elect 20.
 Returns from 60 of the 67 counties in the State, including Philadelphia county, indicate