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New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
THE UE1THER RLPOR1.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WAsHiNGroV. Nov. tor Ncv-hngll1i'
cloudy weather and rain southea.tcry winds shuhs 10
vc-tlyaud soulhoIly. rising followed by falling tempera-
ture.
For the Middle Atlantic states cloudy weather ana
rain. followed 10y clearing generally lower temperature
For tennessee and the ohio valley, local rains tol-
lowed hy conlcr weather In thr eastern rortioh iai
Weather. uoithto west winds higher hainmtiy
FOR the Lower Lake region. iir ana SNOW i'n"ou u(
codef paitt cloudy weather, winds shiitng 10 hofui
and wcs'. higher barometer.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
nLalNNaiN.


MnWApbtt, Apf. -heaiii aii lhp feiNms iFea
lhn interim tuNns VI ihn state snnw nrnoogaile
gains. ihe ilnuonritio state ientrai Dnmmlttrn
claim thai u thrr gam shal continue ~ the same
ratio the state will 10 nomoeratlo 10y over 10000
majority. Chairman Taylor, of the iepublican state
Central COMMITTEES CLAIMS however that tho pre-
Oncts 30 lar heard from are Dem0oratlo. aud ihat
full returns viii give The state 10 Blaine by ht
least 900 majority Both parties clam tins, the
Fourth Con gressi0ual dislrict. each estimating ia
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
noTu PARTIES CLAIM THE STATE,

p,rrn,ioAN GAIN N lmt fihei ooNe"'"'''''"
pihthlrt
IN, rnItdNArn 60 rnf rh'hrsrl
rmt,prIrniA, Nov, l,-ihe ielninA ''"" Vow
Ie,.ey nre coming in very slowly ho'h ph',"n wv
c,aimlhp the state but the rceult IL do"p''n" :"
rotrns from the southern portion oi 'ho 0'''' '"'"
that tho Prohibition vote Is moi nearly ~ ,''"s
rs was believed. In the country d's'f'o'S '''o 10
turns show slight Republican loss oor"",' W ."
"a, - .o,,,o farmers in the free trade doctrines
w ovS',ri w.. u n'nocr,tic party The Republican,, nave
500 majority in Ess'y County, loss oi i,V" ,os
In Morris lluntcrdon. lassac ANA bcrHoh haorJ
the Republicans report increases 10 ''' '
from. ,.,.s i, thc Ist Dis
trict. RcpnbLlcan yam.
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no CHANGE N TIE PASSENGER WAR.
rIl.no 49,. M. -. -...-. i-Ahu rnilronL ,.-1r h

passenger rates TO the West yesterday The rates by ho
West Shore and the Luc Tines ~ hrsclas, and by
the NcwNor, Central B. although the nominal rate by
the Central 30 cents higher than this price, Tao
ligh vel In consequence of the election cau-e truro
In the Tor one day. and by mutual agreement tho
broadway Offices o both Of the companies and The brokers
closed nj noon. u was generally expected, how
ever that the conflict would be resumed with greater
ncrccue,s to-day and that heavy reduction In rates
womb be maar carIN ln tho MuIMlMg
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
.linlRnlN rHoHINlr rlfcIEN

The following Aldermen nro probably clccted'
Irr,idrni oi The iinafd oi Aldermen, John toch.
rnnc lnmmnny Democrat
Ilhhtf
If Ihumua tlciy W u ana ~
ild = hnmHa T.. Nnish d' -. ANA T. IIl
ma rnitld \. Oaki'h 90
INih luu,s T.. MulN o.
Nth luhn T. Walls Il
NiM owen Mrluunits flD
Nluh bunhNon 4 Morgan tk)
NlIuh itrdcil,k lntk ukJ
INth b. kenny, U,t b,& l. ID
Nth Ihninns iluthmnn Hl
Niih i. I. Van lt'n-s,lh,r nt)
kim Robert I. bclncrA o.. u. ANA L. II.
KILN .iamrs \. tnwir 0iJ
NINth ArthurI McQuldr g.. u. l. ID
AVN Michnr Mckcnna &C.. u. and l. H.
NNIih to.cph murray tbD
NNIlth Louis wendell tiil
XNlllth Patrick trtir q, and iIl
XXI. Peter H. MH.irrton q. e. H. * J. H)
NN j. l.. flNectad 90
XNI. Iivutd J. ODwNor dI
NNI Henry Mooifeich uD
XXI. .Grurrc Il. Brown tsl
XNlN- Thomas j. ltp.h "a
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
CoLIMnUs DEMOCRATS EXCITED.

lHl TELuGRAPH n Tlh INIiu n.
gClNCINNAII, Nov. 4,-lhe Democrats, while yell
ing loudly, do NOT appear to be sure oi the news
irun how-York. Republicans have not yet given
w aud still hope ior botler nows from tho Empire
htate.
COLrMBUs, Nov, A,-lhe Democrats are marching
through the stIoets aud are painting tAe tnWn
Iai,' The hopuhlrans have not iosl iailh IA thp
election Oi lilainc
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
qEIlS.
NO CHANGE IN TIE VOTE.

PROBABLE ELTCTION OF EVERY DEMoCRAric CON
GRTssMAN.
GALVESTON. Nov "A heavy vote hos been
pollcd in this city. There is much scratching oi
local candidates. The indications point to tho
election of Grain Democratic candidate for Coh-
arcss in the With District. over HcnIro ana
Nelson Rcpl Returns from the State are mcaRie
and indicate the election OF every Democratic Con-
p.oRnInan.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
THE VALLEY COUNTIES.

~ IIIFNIUH 7" IHI IHINI WI
IlARWeoNBtrG w., Nov. tho Republicans
have carried this county by over 300 majority.
B.aiucs majority at tins precinct 9s. Oferrll,
Democrat is doubtless rr-e ccted to Congress.
There are heavy Democratic gains IN Shenandoah
County. Page county has gone Republican by
about 300 Nost's friends claim his ccc ton tonight
oXrr Tucker
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
RHODE ISLAND.
THE STATE CARRIED BY OVER 5000.

IIIE NTATF VAFNTETI III Nv Ut 'lUV'
PnoVIDEACf Nov. T. The vote ot this clly on
Presidential election is Blaine, G,475i Cleveland
LlIIi Butirr, 9lli ~, John, @53. la lnHO Gar
field bad p 900 lancoch $500,
Newport gave blaine 2ol5i Cleveland, l,aoh !
uullrr, ~ IT. John ll2i against ",odl Ton oar
Grld aud p,p flr limcnrh, The vote oi iho ftulo
rnu,iuttr n lllnnr. lnUHpI Cleveland, l9, iiirI
untlnr, Ip1l ~ Jolm Ull liWnra majority "
n glb nuninnI T. ihl lot uuinrll ~ lnAO
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

lIpe IAs Pari. ~ beaeeH
" Nav thtn,h said SUNDAY srhool iedcler (,
VIM was tr, g 10 ulan mirase 20 her class, now
do you aroou fr etor heins apiS y" Walk 'A 'Ho s"
lace Of the water /"
" know " said lille blighteyad boy whose ialhnr
lost a lllub at tho siogp Of Nirkshufg
Well how do you account Tor Peters walking on tho
Nateri" ,
IIe had cork legs and they wouldn't let him sink
said tho little fellow, trlumphanuy.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
HENTTCK Y.

THE USUAL DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 4.-Ghc returns from the county
seats throughout the State say that the election
passed off quietly aud Ill vote was polled. The
state will give the usua Democratic majority The
Democrats elect full Congressional delegation.
There - 10 ,ublloan loss Of two IN the House Of
Representatives,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
TIE RESILTIN DOUBT.
ErprDICANs CoNFIDiNI thai THEY HAVE cAl
Tfrp VIE

ErprrIICANS CONFIDENT THAI THEY HAVE CAR
ElrD THT SIT.
RrcHNovp. Va. NOV. 4.-licturns have been re-
cciycl frcInu portion II the precincts in the state
HE HcpubIicau, clam that these show cheering
gains for theiu. which if maintained Throughout
the state will elect the Blaine electoral ticker ana
r,,e them four CougTcS. men. The Rcpubhcans
have pellcd heavy vote in the Norfolk and Pc ers-
bur- districts Ia ,ne latter Brady, tho Republican
nominee. is claimed 10 b. certainly elected.
I'p to this time but li''c OF the Southwest AMI
Valley and The great white sections OF the state
have been heard from. Ii is upon theso that the
Democrats expect TO make their heaviest
gains. Up to this time the returns
do not show the gains which the Demo-
Gratis expected to make.
4 GREAT GAIN IL TWO YEARS.
lBY TELEGRAM TIE TEIBt ~.
BA1rrMoEr, Md, Nov. 4.-Dspatchcs received
from Virginia show large Republican gains. Nor
folk CITY goes i2I for Blaine; Portsmouth, 300 :;
Nlu,cmond County. 500; and Norfolk Comfy
roo. These ar, lar,e Republican gains over the
vote of two years ag'.
EXCITEMENT OVER THE RESULT.
PETERSBURG. Va. Now 4.-lhis city is alive
with excitement. No disturbance has occurred
dining the election. Large crowds are IN the
streets anXlOusiy awaiting returns. The vote oi
this city is as follows: Blaine, III; Cleveland
l.6O0Brad V, Republican candidate for Congress-
1851; Evans, Blaly's Republican opponent DDS;
Riycs Democrat, ! ,J2l
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
A GREAT GAIN IN TWO YEARS
rur srArr CLAIMED FOR BLAINE.

RIcnMnND Va, Nov. Alt l1:3 o'clock Demo-
cratic Journalistic here consider the State douhtful
80 far as the electoral ticket is concerned Inc
Republicans claim ii by from 5000 to 5000 he
turns from % precincts and cities show Republican
gains of 100 over the vote OF last year. Ihcy ieel
conndcut that fuller returns Will verify Their
claim, that they have the state for Blaine aud
Iopau.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
VERMONT.
AN ESTIMATED MAJORITY OF $4,000.

An ESTIMATED MAJORITY OF 25.OOO'
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. w.. Nov 4.-Reiurhs
from 40 towns give Blaine 2s,24l. Cleveland ~
COT. Butler 57S, ~. John 1lGs. Blaines plura'lty
1917 The same townsinl sS0eave Garfield 32,3os'
Hancock 1887; Weaver 1,011; Garlelds piu-
raltv, 1901. IT the remaining 100 towns give
proportiOnatc vote To the above. Biaines maJnrily
viii he upward of -. 900. The vote for ~. Jonn
is drawn mostly from the Republican party, Wile
Butlcrs comes from The Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
ntAM ntrl-hl.lNAA MN.

NNA''' FNf' w t''Ff w ~ I4hNIIIh
lnt ttitrHATh 80 idt ihihuse
NAsHitLir, i,nu, Nov. i.-iiaN dson Count,
has gone Republican flnm h0h 60 l,OO0 Il gave
ilancock / 100 majority and Bate .,GO0 Two loaIs
aga. Scattering reports from Middle 1on-
nSbsee Indicate like Republican gains
and II Is hoped that the state has
gone Republican Reports from East Tennessee
show laige Republican galss over Garneids vote,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
Nvw.yonk DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER g. iss4

t,ec, for Congress IN The xtith District. ua,.
% nouTo,e c,,y, Lnchawanna County. give. SCRANTON
moio,,,, Of ana over Connolly, aa'n OF so' ''''
thr yoie of tsso,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
LARGE GAINS IN ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
GrNrrAL NIGLLY AND COLONEL bN'N"
TO CONGRrss.
fry TELEGRAPH II TIE rHtnuNEl

my TELrGENI II TIL" i,'" ~
p,rrsrrrC. Nov. An Allegheny 'o""-
tv. comprising the XNlid aud AAiild ,o",
crcs1onal Districts, Bame VIII nav
from $1,000 TO 1900 plurality NearF
7oo00 votes were polled-a heavy Vo'e' p"'i''
has from four 70 five votes.
In the XXlId Congressional Uls,nct' G'n'i"'
James S Neelcy Qiepl defeats James lie i'ol'hi.'
Dcm.). the present incumbent, oy ho" -'0oo "
5000 votes. r.,o,
In tbc NXITd Congressional District. Coonci
D.. =. rot,r,od with his usual majority. The Re
canl NAV lose the XLVth senatorial DiStrGi,
Wc.she. the Democratic candidate, Is pfoUaTE ron
ceccd by the aid Of labor woes ne R"mub
cam comfy ticket is elected. Garields Wal3ilty
in his county was 1900, making a hepno"c"h
gam OF from 1000 10 4.OGU.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

LARGE BOURBON MAJORITY

tn uiI 81 ttNlN iNo,EA1ir ,uAuiu asnfM,
CnAmlnloN, k 4. Nov scattering rnlnfna
humh numhri ol counllo1 throughout iho state
mdlrplru that che ppmoriiia have norlod lholr ons
ttp iicto hy pro muiout,, wilh tn oui Of
no,on tonmons'uou The election np iar ~ heard
lrnn Mnn rnnnnlnl md nnInl.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

THBuSg Ortl0n, Nav "a q m.-lhe nn'nln'' "
the barometer during tho cloudy and wet weather yes
terday Was downward. Tho rainfall aw"uh''' !" 90 W
an Inch. Tho temperature ranged between ~ anu u
the average i55as1 being 0is higher than on Monday
Clearing aud slightly cooler weather mai DO sApeeVeN
to-day ia ILis city and Vicinity
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
A GOOD REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN PHlLA-
DELPHlA
iBr CRY nrrrpiicAS oN rnE STATE 1ICKrf
B1 $4,000.
int rrtrontrn 20 fnR rriprSr.l

81 bDiUIs
irf rrfrGntrn 80 mp rriBrscl
PniiAnririiiA. NV. 4.-1he city piyes q inaioi-
y " OuuU ioi the National Ticket. and ioi the
State Ticket ~ the nriphbuihuUl Of 9J,UDo.
Ihe ttinins FUN ihe state rome 80 with
extraordinary slUNnpss ani iltrI alinHsi iip
vhule ihipipsi Throughout ile hiphi has iepn ~
tee imk.
., " 10 'pt esst % spp ihai ii,p h,sl baws iieA
htW'iNfb eas Asi ~ aii % ihe iihlns ~ ihp preNd
thrl hiea Apsinni 81, "a enp sld Nasa lipm hpF,
sAlh ~ nih.
" Hais Wards ihe ,ipkeis im Representatives
.h luaai uhGua were much scratched tnat Tho
,f'uihs arc unusually late, with The consequence
Wal thue NeTu feW hands OF music aHd paIadcs nut
uhtil long past tho usual houIs oi these deln0i-
stations.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

RiCnMoSp. Va. Nov L. The r'inrn.from eighty
precincts IN this state show Democratic gain oi
~. THIS Indicates very close vote. nnd II the
rate Of Democratic gain * not increased m the re-
manning precincts the State may % Republican.
There are about one thousand voting precincts III
The State.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

,NcnrAs,No 0AlNs IN THE STATE.

tNCRfAatNU GAINS IN TIE blhib'
tovn AtrpniicAN coNuhrsaMtS PROBABLY
tttoitn,
Inv ftieaH.ra ~ tht fninusN'
NAsuviiir, Tonnu Nov i,-in Davidson '""h'.
the majority foI the Republicans grows large "
viii he over 1000, Every return received hhows
Republican gains In excess of expectation IN" "
these are continued viii elect iilaine hnd koen,
TAYLOR Democrat, for Congress-, In elected w lho
Memphis district aud probably four Repunllonh
congressman. There Is u large gain IN tho Legs
lutuIp,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
MRS kocKmoOD SiflsflER

WAsuiNatos. Nov. j.=lIclva A. Loci wood.
tho candidate " The National lqnal Rights parry 'n ~
~ lneryiew tonight that she Ma ailiinwl WIN 'hs
result ~ tho ennpaign, n,smpoh ~ sh" hai '''f"'
Fiea ~ hot lnotulins receipts
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
PRONLNENT AERLrlLN.

UndsOr HOiei-Chcstcr llocomb. Of tho
United state, Lotl. on at rehm ... lNeg0rir Hoir-
~ .Cunllct N. ". Cwpu of Ntf-arhHrit- t-......
Grpnd Ist0i Ro'ci-B,hop I. g. IIrniucsen of lroyi'
dcnoe ..... Giisty HoHW NtonacH man T. u htrch.
of Maine . Iir'or1 U)hf Ganf.hl \. Grow, of Penn.
sylynnia . Eoti Brimso,c6-Judso Samuel Hand, of
ALBANY
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
IIRGINIi.
E-Nors OF A REPUBLICAN VICTORY.

WHAT PORTSMOUTH DISPATCH TO THE RtPuBiI
CAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE SAYS.
dispatch from Portsmouth, Va, received OF
the National Republican headquarters. states ihat
The Rcpnbhcans have probably carried the state.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
A POSSIBLE REpUBMCAN VICTORY.

TTTTTWNTT
WHEELING. Nov. 1.-The gains III Neet Virginia
continue. There are now reasonable grounds .or
claiming the Sratc ior Blaine. Everybody is happy.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
ruE REsrIT lN CHEsTER COINTY.

IBl TELEGRAPH 10 THE IklbINtl
WEST CHrsrrR, Penn, Nov. An 23 out of n
districts heard from Bainc's majority is 2, 500.
I he county will give 3 SEQ majority, beng a gain
of 200. Congressman Everhart is reelected by his
usual majority.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
OBI1FlRI.
0lhrAY R.I.llARnr.

DrRLlg, Nov, l,-tiustV Erichnrt, tho
composer ~ the music a. which the hmons s'ag Vas
ist dcs Doutsohen Nalerlaud" h. srt i- dad
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
DEMocaATC YEAR FOR THE STATE.

WHITING, Nov. I.-Rctuns from eleven coun-
tics show net Republican gain Of 1000. Two
Republican Coucrc. have been cho ca. Re
pub lean gJiu, continue steady. The Democrats
fear The state may have east her vote for Blaine
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
DEMOCRATS CoNcEpE 20. 900.

lnr rILrDHAru 10 1ut lriht sal
CotuMnrs, Nov. f.--Chnirman Barcar. Of
The Democratic Committee comedies the State 10 the
L.pubhcans by 10000.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
tpiitt,.
CHAIRMAN ooirvEE'a ESTIMATE.

.,,ruNs rnAr iNnio,fr nrrrhhcAS rio"A''
iIy or 10000.
lnN rtln0RArh ~ ihS fMhuN"l
Co,usuus, Nov, A,-ko,nrns ~ 'htho"', W ''o nn
indicate that Blane's plurality III ono w''' W.
Less than 10000, JphN r. fommitteo,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
NEW YORK.

PrTRAIIrI-s BY C0''NTIES.
In tie subionca table are g.val the estimated
plua,it.e- for President this year by counties a.
received early last night and the official votes for
President in 1850.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

4 REGIMENrAL BASEBALL GAME DROWNED OFT.
only one inning was played in the game OF
baseball nj the Polo Grounds Yesterday between the IN
and 22d Regiment nnes when the rain caused the game
to be called
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
rnInryh LonNL OBSERVATIONS.

IA ssfs4 slsst as 10 ssssils tsusQaa N itt M " L-'
a. N ts TA ttt4lll -ia NHsl sf lflNr' l'rs ' Nom,
ttrt Ins uIulsl
/, ils ans an ipdns ilet lasgs rs NWtfA lttr W. ~
r. Tsssf0lA aslalsAs4 ". us 'h"S-''' . NT'
Ilt. hseaAs
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
" EST VIRGINIA
NATHAN GoFF, JR., ELECTED TO CONGRESS-
A mruuLrc,v ouv or 400 IN WHEELING AND or
lnr TELEGRAPH 70 THE rRrBuvnI

NIFIHLUAN UNIN or IOO N wiItEIING MD OF
COO ~ HARRISON COUNTY.
my TELEGRAPH THE TRBuYEl
WHEELING, W. Va. Nov. i.-Thc city Of Wheel
ing gives Blaine 81 majority, and Con. Republican
for CONGRESS, 100, Republican gain OF 400 Goli
Is elected
Parkcrsburg District complete gives BarbeN for
Congress Los, Gibson 100, Blaine 90. Cleveland
"a, Republican gain of one 7 c majority for
God in Cihrkshury H. 15S which indicates "A major
ity of 600 in Harrison Comfy.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
GAINS IN CUYAnOGA COUNTY.
INCREASED REPJ BncAN MAJ0RIuEs OVER THE
OCTOBER VOTE.


InY TELEGPNrh To rHE TRrBuSg.l
Ctrv,.I,yr. Nov. IA brief shower Just about
the time for opening the polls this morning dld not
deter large numbers of vigIlant Republicans from
h,ng nrcsent TO insure the selection of far repre-
scntation ON the various boards in the city. Before
the full boars were chosca there evidences OF
trouble IN some of the precincts. Everything
ouie,ed down Immediately when the bosrd' took
Their places Up TO noon the vote cast was con-
.derably less than at the same hour III October
lint later in the day even he lowering aspect OF the
sky did not prey cnt the casting of sufficient mum
Der of ballots TO render tic aggregate perceptlbly
greater tnan the October vote. Al 10 o'clock to
night returns from twenty wards in Cleveland III
dicate a net Republican gain Of 2413 over the vote
OF October. and reports from rural precincts
showed an average Republican gain of ten, winch
points to an aggregate Republican gain of 10000
in the state or plurality not far from 10000.
In tins. Cuyahoga County, Butler polled four TO
five votes in each precinct, and ST. John probably
three times a. many. While the total vote is in eX-
cess of that cast in October, the gains have been
wholly on the Republican side. their opponents
uniformly losing. ih!s iact is accounted Iof on
the the ry that the better elements of both parties
Were induced to vote the Republican ticket by the
evidences of corrupt influences brought 10 ocdI
upOn the supreme Court OF the state ID procuring
the recent decision nulfyng the Scott Liquor
Tax Law Even the LIQUOR men joined the kcpuD-
lcns believing that the Democrats by this decision
had left the way cleaI Tor the submission and sue
cess of PIOhibtOry Constitutional amendment
while payers generally were dlspeased win the
decision because IL imposes a heavy tax upon Their
property Twenty-nne precincts i'll tnyahpga
County give Blaine l7,22O; Cleveland l3,sO9 /;
St John 1O3 Butler III.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
majority NJ about 900. The official vote of only
n lew precincts of the city 10 yet received.
wtsC0Natv REPUBLICAN, NY $1,000.
tiihtr coSaHtHsMtS rnonAnty GAINED.

~, ttituh,tf ~ iiit thihtNt,l
CHICAGO, Nov, A Milwaukee telegram to Ihe
iniersO@dn sayn Secretary PAYNE IT tho kepnh'
lionn state Central Committee olaims WihconAln
Tor the Republicans by $4,000, The Committee
elao claims the election of Congressman taswell IN
lst, Lafayette Ia lid aud Thomas Ia VII ia DIS
tfioth. all Democratic two years ago.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

toconinc hills dandran alays irritation AMI promotes
vigOrO rOath o. the har.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT TITS PORT
PORT OF NEW.YORK TUESDAY. NON.f, ! '3i.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
city of Mexico Bnen Halifax days, with mcse
ami passengers 10 Lord q Austin.
steamer lpin ~i-tnOm. ~ Thomas oct !. tnta
H. Alaa5abO 4. Cape Hayten -. with nd.e 10 fm
Forwo0i q
steamer Roanoke Conch Rohmonf city Point aud Nor
fox. with pi anG passenger. To Old Dominion - CO.
Bark Colombo Ger OnllO LcghOTl - days. with mdse
to vessel 10 tunch. Edve ~ co
Hak' IiHke with mise Ia order;
vessel To rbco RueeT & "a.
Blr Fair. l.r. ITOwn Port an Prince L day. with
OewOOd to "A 4 \ ioaua vcssc 10 . \ u c -oh * CO. go
Scar Lewis Ehman COLLISION, Rio JaneTo ol dHy "ith
cO.ee 10 Brown Bros * Co.
sUNsEr-W md At sandy HOOK, fresh. sSWi rnning, AZ
city Island ligIt S5W rain.
~AfLEp.
Steamers Gslry Lorpe london ROn') II l Thorn
Unl PrOgTcso Nacoocaee savannah Wyahos" ni,Emond
TIE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FORGIBN PORTS.
HAMBuRg, v4-AIrved steamer Wicllnd ger. Icoich
from \cw.Nork ct 23
FLtNotiH Nov Arrived steamer Khactia lGoT) Nogel
gesang. Tym Ncw-l Ork Ocl N way Hamburg
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

JOsLFH 4. tCkAAIOA FOR COAGKIbs.
echANToN, Penn, Nov. 4.-Returns up to 1880
v Ia. Indicate the election Of Joseph A. Scranton
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
DIED.

Don -aIi River today until have vstHt
The Chyslntbomum show advertisement IN anuse-
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

THE STATE CLAIMED BY $4,000 MAJORITY
A LIGHT vOrE Bur LARGE RrrupiICAN GAINS IN
IIlAI hlaIrll,Ia
lnr rrlFGRArH TO INV rninryrl

HARRIS re-. Penn. Nov 4.-'Ihc gains for Blaine
over Garfield are such as TO indicate Republican
majority I'm this state Of about $4,000 I'm the
rural districts the vote light. but gains are re-
ported FOR DIR. Blaine from al sec tons MIR Blaine
will 60 10 Philadelphia with 25OOO majority, and
bis majority in that city Will not be less than
10000
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
BETWEEN 10000 AND $4,000 FOR BLAINE
TUE REPUBLICANS AID7D By TIE sCOTl-LAW
DECISION.

CoLoNBUs Nov AT 1890 T. N. Chairman
Oglevce says that the total vote i'll OHIO will
reach 100000 and that the Blaine
electoral ticket viii have from 10000 to $4,000
plurality. Ii is the opinion OF leading Republicans
tonight that the ScOit Liquor lax law helped tho
Republicans amazingly IN ONO.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

a constant cough, with falling strength. and '
wasting OF hosh symptoms dcnotng pulmonary
or-ans more less seriously affected Dr. Jas nGs LN-
pcctorant is a safe remedy Lang and TAloai as =.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05

The attention of manufacturers of agricul-
tural implements invited 20 an advertisement of tho
Minister Of Agriculture Of Melbourne, Victoria. printed
in our advertising columns =.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-05
NEW.YORK IN DOUBT.
tCnniinnsa hnm Nrst rnas.l
4 uOOh MAjOnifY IN OHM

tu aud fd Districts The yoe fof ~ John II small ~
this tnntV, and fr tinint sli smaller cleveland ear
tirs Kingston tliy by naf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-08

Der Sloen aus &lmGnten na6 onoeren
24noern, I'M bort ii6 ibr 8roD i'll perotez
men, eridmert. ia fat unnDglidl maht.
g8ie Baron 0enrp De 8ornlS i'll elmer 3uz
lhrtft an Die Shines" ouf @ruun otrefter
Otittbeilltngen aus 9tlm0Iliel auStiibrt,
f0nllel Die SIDen ultttr ttineu llmltQltDtl
regelre6te ISGlic ms 2tUSl0no erbalten,
iuenll tie oortbiu mn 0t}dGfte bol6er rei=
len ipouell. Sic t0nnen !ltr iogendnnle
u II iuanbernngSlOeine erDalGcn
Hn0 alien benjentgen YerioMer, tpelchc uuf
Wrunb loIder Observation-Disclosures oa3
3ano ncrlalien, lit unter oeli ilrtlt0ltclt
StyafeN Derboten, iDieoer in nas &ano SUI
ritdSutebren! 6ier 5ei8t iid Die NerInlz
g%AHgslucbt Der rttm1ntlheH Jtegierui9 1T
ibrer hGblidltCn SoTm ull0 an offeilten !:
baDeim iDiro ben SSSltoen oer Gliperbs berart
cingelOrGl1tt, bab 3eGntauienoe berielbeu
broDloS lperoer uno bod mtre ibnen nid)t
g~eItdttet uuStpGrtS TIT &eben su ~friiten, IS
lei nenlt, ouB tie oan5 fortsieben unO i!ber=
bte3 OdS Gcrlpre1en able9el, ME Die0er
juritd5ufOmme1.
Die Gage Der Su6sn in &umGnten mtrb
llad)geraoc cine rnertrdgtide; lie millleu.
tpte Die llbri9e1 Jtunl1nel, ale Batter trae
gen, dlle Steuern ;aDlen ullo iper0en bod
un9iinitiaer ais Die 8renoes hebauoelt.
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l3eit, Oa ooS 2ano nod inter tiirtiidcr
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BARRIER uno bes 8erliner 8ertrnge5 ltto
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gletc6e 0te6te geip1hrt! 9Gdbrli6, bic
vSimes" bat nt6t 10 ltnredt, ipenlt tie
belnertt, baB es Der rlmdntid,en &eaierung
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ISABELLA III europa ant @llDe oeS reltns
sebnten Sabr6unoerts iDieoer oufleben 81
nla6en.