The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-06

JAMES G. BLAINE.
Hendricks has been in receipt of tele-
grams from various sources all day, but
nothing from the national Democratic
committee since morning. He an
swered q telegram from Joseph Pu1t-
ger of the New York. World, who asked
his opinion as to the result, and the
reasons that in his belief led to it, and
attached an inquiry as to how New
York had gone. In response Mr.. Punt /
ger wired that New York had given |
Cleveland and Hendricks Il small plu- !
rality, which might be increased. Any
| how, the State was sure for Democratic
electors.
The following telegram from the
Young Mems Independent Committee
of New York. gave Hendricks conSid-
cradle personal qualification, but 1t
was not satisfying as to the actual
facts. believing that the war issues
are settled, independent Republicans OF
| New York have given you the state ana
voted in favor of administrative re-
FORM
This evening an Associated Press re
porter called upon the Governor, ana
was accorded a brief interview, lie SAID;
Il firmly believe Indiana has gone
| Democratic by a decisive majority and
am inclined to extend my estimate or
last night from 5,000to 5000 As to New
York State, of course l cannot be so
certain. IF Associated Press figures are
reliable. they settle New York State
against Cleveland. The division in the
Democratic vote there between CleVe-
land and Butler was due to the employ
ment of the latter to work in the inter
est :of. Blaine. There is no doubt that
Butler was working for Republican sue
cess"
At the Democratic committee rooms,
while the claim of carrying the State by
! over 10000 is still kept up, the further
l claim is made that the Republicans are
: doctoring returns to deceive people.
: I Chairman Henderson says the Demo
: cratA have elected ten Congressman,
! Republicans one (Brown), with Two
;, districts, Eighth and Ninth, in doubt
Chairman New. of the Republican com
mittee. saws Brown, Johnson, Steele
and owen are elected to Congress. The
e First District is in doubt. The State Is
q in doubt, and claimed by both parties
n Kansas.
- ArcHIsoN, November 81 AtchisoI
IS County complete, except one precinct
gives Martin, Republican, for Governor
q AS majority over Glyck, who carried
in 1882, Col. Martin estimates his plur
ality in the State at 10000 to 10000. Tn
II champion claims the State for Blaine b!
a over 1000 majority. The vote for st
lie John is insignificant The complexion
y of the LEGISLATURE will insure the return
lie of a Republican. UNITED States Senator
he TOPEKA, November AT pm. tn
d Republican State Committee estlmat
+ Blaines majority at $1,000. Marion
Or Republican. for Governor, &C, 900. Ever,
re Republican Congressman is elected an
the Legislature is nearly unanimous
lie Republican. Much scratching on loca
ar tickets is delaying returns.
IN f-1 louisiana.
8. New ORLEANS, November 5.-Fr1eno
y. of Boatner and Morey concede Gener'
n Kings election to Congress in the FIT
ne District by 5000. Governor Kellogg
Id friends admit his defeat for Congress
p the Third District by 300, by Ell. Gay
Protectionist Democrat and wealth
- sugar planter. A dispatch to Gener;
* A. s. Badger, chairman of the RepuDl
- can committee, reports the InysteFiou
VI disappearance of Felix Morley, Unite
- States supervisor at FausSe Point. ID
:, has not been seen since he left korea'
~ Vile at 10 O'Clock last night with h
10 election returns for New Iberia. vi
a lence is feared.
or AUGUSTA, November 5.--C0nfictiI
tv reports and rumors have been cOmir
err to Augusta all night, but the latest di
patches received by Blaine this mornil
give him a majority of 5000 to 5000
no New York, and confirm his election.
'ut Blaine was up most of the night I
lat ceiving election returns, and is sleepn
en late this morning. Dispatches recely'
OF up to 1 P. IN: confirm the carrier ones
res to the Republican victory In New Yor
lty but give lower figures. Florida al
/, a vi ginia are reported as claimed
M Republicans, the latter very positive
tic by Malone, and others.
Is At about 2 O'Clock Blaine received {
" following from Albany: 1.-The State
ity surely safe. Congratulations.
no (Signed) }. M. BAILEY
ral- At the same time a dispatch W
her received from Denver, stating tn
the Colorado had gone. Reppblica
No This city has been excited all dayoy
rps fine election returns. Many congrat
Ity, iatorv dispatches were received fro
can all quarters by Blaine. About no
attic Senator Malone telegraphed conhr
81; alton of the report that Virginia h
rity gone Republican. This news was We
rtin consoling to those of Blaine's frier
EN- who were still doubtful about n
Re York. Early in the morning dIspa'
rain was received announcing that Callforl
attic had declared for Blame ana logan o
here majority of 10000, Nevada Dy sc
-ery majority, and Oregon by at IeaSC IL
on- Several discOuraging olSpaLcnes !"
Re- received from Indiana, WnIen nau
con viously been regarded as certain Tor
Republicans.