Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-11-04
,reeideut,al electors only aud besides

presidential electors only aud besides
congressman at large.
Pittsburg, Penn. Nov. 4.-Yhe election
is'goipg on quietly. Weather pleasant
aud the Indications are that the vote will
be yery,largA Up to noon IL was twsa.
ty-Ave Per cent, heavier than four yeafs
ago.
FLORIDA.
Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. 4--Weathef
fair and the indications are that heavy
vote will be polled.
- CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Conn, Nov. 4-Weather
overcast; intense interest and the largest
vote ever polled in the state is expected
to be cast to-day.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Concord. N. H., NOV. 4-Weather
cloudy and threatening. notwithstand-
ing heavy vote IS expected to be polled.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Conn. Nov. "A large vote
is being polled and both parties claim
they are holding their own. Tho indepen'
dent vote is falling below what it was ex-
pected by the democrats.
Waterbury, Conn. la large indepen-
pendent vote is being cast, with Cleve.
land ahead. Many Butler votes we're
tnrned over to Blaine.
COLORADO.
Denver, Col, Nov. 4-Besides the
presidential electors, one congressman
and tull list of state officers will be
elected to-day. A very heavy vote is
being polled.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 4-The day
opened with cold and drizzling rain,
which still continues. The heaviest vote
ever known is being oiled in the city,
and q large vote is indicated throughout
the state.
Columbus, Ga, Nov. 4-The day ID
clear ana there will be full vote. A
heavy majority for Cleveland.
MAINE.
Portland, Maine, Nov. 4-Tho firsl
comparison shows wards second and
third and sixth at 1890 as eighty
seven republican, plurality OF sixty.
five. At the same hour in September
the vote was smaller but the plurality
was larger. At II a. N. ward five stood
Republican 95. democrat 80. In Sep
tember at the same hour was republi
can 1l2. democrat 70. At IL, wards one
two, five aud siz. stood. Blaine 27e
Cleveland 179; at the same hour il
Semptember it stood republican 392
democrat 329, gain of fifty per cent
in plurality and decrease of one.thirt
in the vote.
MISSOURI.
st. Louis, Mo. Nov. 4-The election II
this city is proceeding very quietly. Il
the absence of United States deput.
marshals special policemen restored
confidence, and there is no indication o
. disturbance any where. The weather
early denoted rain, but it is clearing nov
and promises to be fine. Large vote j
being polled.
Kansas City, Mo, Nov. 4-Weathe
perfect. The election is going on quie
~ with en- average vote. No disturb
ance.
MINNESOTA.
st. Paul, MINI. Nov. 4.-The republi
cans state central committee predi,
$4,000 majority for Blaine and Logan an
an unbroken delegation in congress
The legislature it is thought will stand
Senate, 81 republican and 10 democrati,
house, IS republican and l8 democratic
IOWA. &
Desmoines. Iowa, Nov. 4--Weathe
clear and cool. A worry large vote
being polled and it is estimated that or
half the vote OF the city was polled b
noon. Many Germans are voting f
Blaine and Logan on national issues, b,
vote the democratic state ticket.
Washington, Iowa, Nov. 4-The larget
vote ever cast here will be polled to.da
Much excitement displayed, but I
trouble.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. IA vel
heavy vote is being cast. Everythir
quiet. The committee of both parti,
claim to be satisfied with the outlook.