Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-08
California.

lay out of total registration of $1,000.
Indications are that the total vote OF
1 The State will be at least 180, 900, against
64, ,226 in 1880. Owing to the great
length of the ticket San Fancisco will
not be all counted before Thursday. Al
though the election returns are still in
: complete, yet they are sufficiently full
b show that the State has gone Repub-
bean.
New Jersey.
Newark, Nov. 5.-The latest State
returns indicate Cleveland's majority at
! from 8, 900 to 5000. The Republicans
elect four Congressmen-Hires, OF the
First District; Buchanan of the Second;
Phelps of the Fifth; Lelhback, Of the
Sixth The Democrats elect three
Green of the Third District; Pidoek Of
the Fourth; McAdoo of the Seventh.
For the Legislature the Republicans
elect II Senators and the Democrats 10,
icing one Democratic gain. The Re-
.,ublicans elect 35, possibly 81, Assem-
blymen, and the Democrats 10 or II,
it,suring Republican majority.
lftaA ul New York.
New York, Nov. 5.-The Presidential
election is more in doubt than at any
:ime since the polls closed. New York
is very close, with the prospects of
i. small plurality for Blaine. Seventeen
undred and forty-two districts outside
f New York City and Brooklyn give
Blaine 389, 404 Cleveland 332, 109; But
Ter 10,560; st. John 2O.O29. The net
Democratic gain is 1924. The 254 dis
tricts yet to hear from gave Garfield
t,243 plurality A late correction gives
Cleveland plurality in New York City
of As, 233. The Associated Press reports
hat Blaine's plurality so iar exceeds
Cleveland's plurality in New York City
and Kings county, and that Blaine's plu-
rality IN the State will be between 5000
and 10000. The indications are that
Blaine has carried the following States,
which have total electoral vote of 205,
, and his election seems assured: Califor.
MIA, Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas,
Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Min
nesota, New York, Nevada, Nebraska,
New Hampshire, Oregon, Ohio, Penn
sylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont and
Wisconsin. The probabilities are that
Blaine has carried Indiana, and possibly
some of the other close States.
Il Massachusetts,.
Boston, Nov. 5.-The vote of all the
cities and towns in this State with the
exception Of five small towns foot up
Blaine 141 ,304, Cleveland III, $50, But
Ter q, 81, St John 1886.
a- - -. Oregon.
Portland, Nov. 5.-The Republican
majority is from 500 to 1000. The in
dications are that Armstrong, Republi.
Can, is elected to Congress from Wash.
ipgton Territory.
g'~1-Lt Ohio.
Columbus, Nov 5.-An the counties
in Ohio have reported unoficially ex.
cept Henry, Monroe, Ottawa and Plaud-
Ing The net Republican majority is
36, l65. The four counties named gave
net Democratic majority OF 5,316 in
Cc:ober, which will probably bereduced
200 in November. This gives Blaine an
approximate plurality in the State of
3l,0I9. Eighty -four counties. in Ohio,
reported unofficially, give Republican
majority of 36. .l65. There are four coun-
ties yet to hear from, Henry, Monroe.
Ottawa and Paulding In October they
gave net Democratic majority of 5,316.
They will probably give 200 less in
November which will make the Repub-
'ican plurality in this State about 81
600.
- - > Colorado. r. 81 - r.
Denver, Nov. 5.-Returns from the
interior Of the State are scattering and
incomplete. None OF the large city pre-
cincts have as yet repnrted. Enough Is
known, however, to insure the Republi-
can national ticket the usual majority
about 1900. Eaton is probably elected
Governor by small majority. -
"a .q-..v-.a Indiana.
Indianapolis, Nov. 5.-Hendricks
claims the State by 5000 while Chair
man New claims that Blaine has q small
maj 9rity. It will take an official count
to decide.
-s~.7 e~-c1 Michigan. 4
Detroit. Nov. 5.-Latest reports re-
ceived in this city show increased Dem
ucratic gains In Republican counties. If
!. the present ratio of gain be continued
the State will decidedly 20 Fusion for
S"o OiSO'olS, duu FIODablJ IOT Ine Olalc
i. ticket The Democrats claim the Second
: District as doubtful, instead of Republi-
can, and the Fifth Democratic, instead
of doubtful. Returns are coming in
slowly The upptr peninsula and north
er1 lower peninsula, strongly Republican
HERETOFORE, have been cut down greatly.
E. -9s..i T. West Virginia.
Wheeling, Nov. 5.-Eleven counties
out Of 81 give net Republican gain of
] 600 over the October vote and gain
of 700 more in the remaining counties
would give the State, one-half, 3 votes,
to Blaine and one-half to Butler.
s-a -: t5 Connecticut.
Hartford, Nov. 5.-Cleveland has a
plurality in Connecticut of about 200.
Gov Waller fails of a majority by about
1890. The election of State officers will
go to the Legislature, which is largely
REPUBLICAN,, and which will elect the
Hop. Henry B. Harrison, and also re-
elect United States Senator o. II. Piatt
Cleveland carries the State by about
I 600 pluralitv. There is no election of