Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-06

frat has improved previous figures. TheI
returns by counties, partly estimated
and In part reported, always fall below
the count by election districts NJ In
these figures outlying districts general
ly Republican are less favorable. Even
with this drawback, the Democratic
plurality has faded away.
At the Democratic headquarters, New
York, there was less enthusiasm eud
boastfulness at midnight tonight tnan
1t any time since yesterday morning.
Their claims Of New York had been
reduced from 10000 70 15,.|
600 and IL, 900 To 5000, and finally they
adm tilted that it was close Senator
of Maryland, who had been
everything for the Democrats,
looked blue and discouraged as he saw
his majorities gradually fade away. No
bulletins were posted, and the crowd of
anxious inquiries were left to speculate
among themselves as to the result. To-
ward midnight they began to wander
away. Everyone seemed to think how
ever. that Cleveland would pull
through, and they departed for their
homes In the full belief that thoy would
wake up in the morning to find him
victorious.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6.-When the
Press correspondent called upon Mr..
Hendricks at his residence to night he
was surrounded by few friends, and
received the news with little comment.
He looked blue, bat endesvored to
maintain cheerful spirit As pro
cessiop passed the house he turned
from the window and remarked ::
Those Blaine fellows seem tp have
something to rejoice over, judging by
the noise they make"
Mr.. Hendricks said the Associated
Press reports showed the loss of New
York. He Was very bitter on Butler,
saying that Massachusetts was lost
through him, and that IL New York
was lost it would be owing to Butler.
He charged Butler directly with being
in the employ of Blaine.
Referring to Indiana he said be was
hopeful of the State, adding that the
Democratic State Committee had i's
own reports from each county, which
are much more favorable to the Demo
Gratis than the returns gathered by the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
John G. New says: Returns from,
the State are not yet in but from those
received l believe Indiana will vottt for
Blaine.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Eov. 5-The
I673 precincts heard from up To s 30
show Republican gain of 5203. The
same ratio Of gain viii give Blaine 2o0C
in the State and the Republicans believe
they are safe.
Reports from congressional districts
show Steele, Republican, elected in
Eleventh: Owen, Republican, in Tenth;
Browne, Republican, in Sixth and
johnson, Republican, in the Eighth, is
in doubt. All the other districts prob
ably Democratic. The streets are
thronged with people anxious TO hear
from New York.
Chairman Henderson, of the Demo-
cratic Committee, claims Indiana tor
Cleveland by 5000. but has no returns
to justifyit
VIRGINIA.
PETERSBURG, Nov. 5.-There are
valious speculatiops as to how the State
has gone, but the Democrats are claim.
ing it by at least 1000 majority. On
the other hand, Senator Malone claims
that unless there Is some chioanery the
Republicans have carried the State by
at least 8, 900 majority. Brady, Repub'
lican candidate for Congress, is elected
by $500 majority. The election OF
Brady Is pretty generally conceded.
The returns from Sussex County, one
of the largest in the district, received
tonight, shows Bfady's majority over
Evans to be 1000. There is much ex.
citement here. At 10 o'clock the street
in front of the Index.Appeal Office was
crowded with people awaiting the re-
turns. General Malone tonight conf
IDENTIFY claims the State, and the Re
publicans are rejoicing over the fact, as
they believe, that the Old Dominion
has broken from her Democratic moor
Iings and wheeled into the Republican
line.
RICHMOND, Nov. 5.-Incomplete re-
show large Democratic gains, and in.
dictate the election of Trigg (Dem.) fol
Congress.
But few returns have been received
this morning, and they 90 not chang,
the result as heretofore teiegraphed
except to fortify the Democrats /,
claiming the State by 5000 to 800
majority, with seven Congressmei
and close vote in the First Dis
trict.
General Balling, member of the Re
publican State Central Committee, says
to-day that the Repub licans W i'll carry
the State by from 5000 to z, 900 majori
|ty. and the Petersburg District b,
900 majority. Brady (Mahone Rep.
claims q majority of from 4 1000 to 3. 900
Evans Cameron Rep.), however
claims the district by from 400 to 60'
majority.
Nearly all returns show DemocratI
Igains and few losses. The Democrati
majority will reach 5000. The Demo
Gratis claim eight of the ten congresme
from the State.
NEW YORK, Nov. The la test ad
vices from Virginia received at the Re
, publican headquarters in this cit
make the majority for Blaine fror
! 900 to 10000.
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, Nov. "a gain of &c
more will give Blaine this State. Si1
teen counties give a net Republica
. igain of 500.
. Eleven counties out of fifty.two Civ
net Republican gains of 900 over th
October vote. A gain of 700 more i
; = the remaining counties would give on,
half (three votes) to Blaine and on
n half to Butler.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Nov. 5.-The latest retur,
indicate that the Repub blican elector
ticket will have pluralities of fro
5000 to 10000 over Fusion. Gener
Alger, Republican candidate for Cove
u a IL