Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-05

9:45 a. m-S4O voting places show repub-
lican gain of 5,S0S; democratic gain of
$50; net republican gain of 1926. Twenty
per cent of the vote has been heard from.
1920 a. Moo voting places show re-
publican gain of 1904 democratic gain of
1888 net republican gain of 1881.
ILLS a. m.-52O voting places show re.
publican gain of s,O77 democratic gain of
$3.50; net republican gain of 3,097; it in.
dictates about 1000 plurality in the State
for Cleveland
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-Returns are COM
ing in more rapidly this morning, but the
only thing yet definitely known is that the
State will be very close. If the present
ratio of republican gains continues, the
State will be remarkably close and the
plurality will not be more than 900 either
way. 1t is impossible as yet to state the
complexion of the Legislature. There is no
change in Congressman from the figures
sent last night
II m.-565 voting places show republic
can gain Of 1920; democratic gain of
G,723; net republican gain of 3,547. This
indicates a democratic plurality of about
500 in the State.
l:l5.-590 voting places show republi-
can gain Of II OPS; democratic gain of 6,5l2;
net republican gain of 1916 This rate
would give q republican plurality of 500
in the State.
NEW JERSEY
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. BIN Monmouth
county, the majority for Cleveland is re-
duced to 1000. Chattle, prohibitionist, is
elected senator, but by small majority.
P.dcock, dem, for Congress is elected in the
fourth district by 5000 majority.
PATERSON, N. j., Nov. 5.-Passaic county
(compete) gives Blaine 1874 plurality.
Phelps for Congress has 2,ll4. Three re-
publican assemblymen have been elected
and the entire county ticket.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 5.-Gloucester
county gives Blaine $50 majority and Ter
rill (dem.) for Congress 2l5 majority.
Blaine's majority in Atlantic will reach $50
and in Burlington Blaine's majority is AS.
NEWARK, n. j., Nov. 5.-Latest State re-
turns Indicate Clevelands majority be from
900 To 900. Republicans elect four con-
gressmen and democrats three. For the
legislature republicans elect II senators and
democrats 10, being democratic gain; re-.
publicans elect IS, possibly 81 assemblymen
al democrats 10 or r. insurng republi.
can maiorities
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 5.--The Free Press
reports from twenty.seven counties show q
net majority for the fusion electoral ticket
81 4 ,642, and for the State ticket 4,O78. The
Post rep claims the whole national and
State tickets. 1t will be late in the day
before there can be told definitely anything
about the returns. The muddy condition
of the roads prevents the returns from
arriving from the back towns. At this hour
(6 % a. IN both parties claim the victory,
question. The latest returns tend to in
crease the democratic vote. The Free Press
dem claims the State on the vote given
in one fifth of the precincts in the State.
The returns show strong fusion gains in all
parts of the State The Free Press claims
six democratic Congressman and four re-
puh!icans.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. Both sides
claim the State The flsionists elect Con-
gressmen in the first, fourth, sixth and sew
18th districts, all democrats, the fifth is in
doubt, with chances favorable for the demo-
Gratis.
NORTH CAROLINA.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 5.-The State
has gone so overwhelmingly democratic
that ali interest in the returns has ceased to
exist. The democrats have carried the first,
third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth and
ninth Congressional districts, and the re-.
publicans carried the second district, dem
ocratic gain of one Congressman. 1t is al
most certain that the democrats have two.
thirds majority in the Legislature. Civil
rights and fear of return to negro rule in
the eastern counties did the work.
FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, November 5.-The
news received since midnight simply
confirms that of last night, that
the democrats have elected their en-
tire ticket. The precise figures cannot be
given until to night or tomorrow owing to
the lack of telegraphic communication with
remote points. Bishee, republican, is de-
feated 10 the second district by 800 to 1000
majority.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PIT1sBURG, Pa, Nov. 5.-Blaine's plu-
rality in Allegheny county is 10000. The
full republican county and legislative ticket
has been elected. James H. Hopkins, dem
ocrat, was defeated by James 8. Negley in
the 22l Congressional district by 5000 ma
iority. Thomas M. Bayne, republican, In