Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-11-05
re country had voted as follows:

THE LATEST.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 5, 3 D. M
Special Dispatch to transcript.
Latest official figures, and strong Re-
publican claims, favor Blaine's carrying
New York, Virginia and Indiana, though
very close. Wisconsin, Michigan, Con-
necticut, New Jersey, Tennessee and
West Virginia also close. Upon the
whole very much mixed, but outlook
gains in promise for Blaine.
HENRY A. CASTLE.
New YORK, Nov. 5, 1 20 p. m.-Latcst
returns from New York, outside of New
York and Kings counties, show that for
1882 election districts already reported
from that section of the State, the aver
age plurality has been Gas nearly as
possible IS in each district. If the $50
districts yet to hear from return the same
plurality, Blaine's majority, exclusive of
New York and Kings counties, will be
69,978. The Democratic plurality in New
York county is, according to the latest
compilation, AZ, 1855, and that of Kings
county $3.50. 1t appears, therefore, that
the Democratic plurality of 1898 will be
overcome, with upwards Of 1900 to
spare. by the plurality with which Blaine
comes to Harlem river. This is counting
upon holding out as favorably for the
Republicans as they have done up to this
time in the State at large.
VERY LATEST.
A dispatch at $50, just received this
(Thursday) morning, as we go to press
says Cleveland has carried New York by
1000 majority.
Pioneer Press of this Thursday morn
ing) says the result is still in painful
doubt. Blaine elected in all probability,
but the question not definitely settled;
belief that he has New York by a small
plurality, but Cleveland also claims the
state. Indiana remains in doubt, but
the indications favor the Republicans
Likelihood of Blaine having carried
West Virginia. Wisconsin gives Blaine
5000 majority, and Michigan probably
also Republican.
COUNTY TICKET.
The County Republican ticket is
victorious by good majorities. Of the
offices over which there was any particu-
lar contest, Allan Mollison, for Sheriff,
leads with majority of about 600
H. W. Elms for Auditor, has a majority
Of about $50. Greenman Dem.) is pro-
badly reelected County Attorney, by a
small majority. J. B. Graves. Dem.) IS
reelected County Commissioner in first
district by % majority.
For Representatives, Lightly in the
south district, has a majority of about
$50; Carson in the north district, more
than 800.
Trowbridge for Register of Deeds, Al
len for Judge of Probate, Squires for
Coroner, and Allen for Surveyor, are all
elected by majorities ranging from 800 to
1000.
Blaine and Logan will have plurality
of about 800 in the county; Milo White
for Congress 500.
The following table gives the vote on
Congressman, Representative IN South
district, Auditor, Sheriff and County At
torney. With the exception of Marshall
and Sergeant, the table is complete-and
Bennington on Sheriff and County At
torney. The. table as it stands, gives
Greenman for County Attorney 80 ma
jority. We have advices of 8 majority
for Baird in Marshall. This leaves
Greenman 30 ahead with Bennington and
Sergeant yet to report. Greenman claims
majorities in both of these towns, so
there is no show for Baird.