The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06
Michigan.
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DETROIT, Nov. 5.-Very little addi-
tional returns have puou received from
Michigan this morning, aud it is be-
lieved the Il pub. leans vii elect the
presidential electors. For governor,
Bicycle Qusiou) and hlger (Republictn)
will he very close, with both parties
claiming ii victory. For congress, lhe
fusiOnstS elect representatives. III the
first, fourth, sixth and seventh districts.
The second, third and ninth are still in
doubt, but s'rong Indications of the
election of Democrats. The eighth
(Ho,r's district) il still undecided bui
probably gone fusion. Nothing addi-
tiOnal reported on the legislature.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Three hundred and
sixty. eight precincts in Michigan, whici
in luhes abO half the wards in Detroit,
give Blaine 66,3JO; Cleveland 6O,95O; But
err 9,y2l; ~. John 7.O5l.
Algor, Republican, for governor 63,GlS;
Beg0le, fusion, Goals; Preston, Prphibi-
tioiisj, 5,9l0; u net Democratic gain OF q,
so.
Allen, Republican, for congress in the
second district, is elected by small
majority.
WILL GO REPUBLICAN,.
DETRoI Nov. 5,-The latest reports
rec ived in this city show increased
Democratic gains in Republican Couu-
ties. If the present ratio of gain be con-
tinued, the state will be decidedly fusion
for electors and probably for the state
ticket. The Democrats claim the Sec
ond district as Democratic, instead of
doubtful. Returns are coming in
slowly. The upper peninsula, strongly
Republican heretofore, has been cut
down greatly.
The CONGRESSIONAL VOTE.
DETRO II, Nov. 5.-The latest reports
on congressman give the fusion ticket
six-alI Democrats. Maybury in the
first, Comstork in the fifth, Winans in
the sixth, Carleton in the seventh, Tarn-
sey in the eighth, Fisher in the tenth.
The Republicans elect three: O'Donnell
in the third, Cutcheon in the ninth and
Motfatt in the eleventh.. The second
will need the full returns to decide. II
is very close. The fourth is reported
for both parties, and the reports are so
contradictory that ii is impossible to tell
what the result Will be.
-Four hundred and seventy-seven pr
ciucts in Michigan give Blaine S0,104;
cleveland 7l,030; Butler l4,0G7; st. John
1918, fusion plurality of 4,352. The
same precincts give Alger, Republican,
ior governor 77,7SS; Begole, fusion, 72,4lS;
Preston, prohibitionist, 6,976. The latest
returns from the congressional districts
show that the Democrats have carried
six and Republicans three, with two III
doubt
A TIMELY EXPLANATIONS.
DETR 1T, Nov. 5.-rhe returns from
Michigan in regard to the fusion vote
may be somewhat confusing. The Ke-
publican vote is full on the leading can
didates. TO get the full fusion vote on
the president il is necessary to add the
vote given separately in tho bulletins
for cleveland and Butler. If the vote of
the state is decided for the fusion ticket,
as seems probable at this writing, p.
M, Cleveland will receive six
electoral votes, Butler six and
one goes for Blaine. In voting, the
Greenbackers and Democrats voted Tor
the same men for twelve electoral
places, and for different men for the
thirteenth place, which allows a chauce
for one Blaine elector. 1t was desired to
find the relative strength of the Green
hackers and Democrats, and hence the
vote is sent separately. Reports so far
in give very little information about the
upper peninsula, which is the Republi
can stronghold, but the indications are
for great Democratic gains there.
CLOSE VOTE INDICATED.
DETROIT, Nov. 5.-The afternoon vote
received indicated the election OF the
state and national fusion tickets, but
later figures alter this somewhat. The
Democrats now claim the state, hut say
the vote will be too close to tell so
soon. The Republicans claim the stale
by clear majority.
THE UPPER PENINSULA
has been heard from in favor of the he
but the exact vote is not
known. The congressman are about as
heretofore reported.
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