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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-15
Jefferson Davis as .eDIetator.y

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The ex-Cou-
federate generals of the senate, except-.
ing. Malone, all appeared in their seats
TO day and were interviewed in regard
to the allegation Of Gen. Sherman that
while on his march to the sea he in
iercepted letter from Jefferson Davis
70 "a prominent Southern general now
in the United States senate, In which
the writer prdposed Dictatorship.
with himself as dictator
All denied that such n
letter had ever been writ
ten within their knowledge. Senators
Vance, Vest, Lamar, George, Riddle.
berger and Harris, who were I'm the
Confederate service, but who did NOT
rank IA generals. also denied ALI
knowledge OF such a letter. The Con.
feder0'e generals Ia the senate are
Ransom, Hampton, Butler, Brown
Colquitl, Morgan, Maxey, Williams
Cockrell and Malone. Gen. Joserb
N. Brown WAS designated as the one to
whom the letter was written, bnt
Senator Brown said he had nevss
heard Of Mr.. Davis ambition In ne
dictator until Gen. Sherman informed
him Of II through his newspaner CON
iroversy with the ex-Confederate nTes.
ident. F'e'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-15
Aid for lIla Strlkera.

CHICAGO, Ill, Dec. IA Meal Nc
Goshen of the Hooking valley is here
soliciting aid among the working peo-
ple.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-15

PARIS, Dee. l4.-Plerre Clsmen.
EupeDe Pelletau, the French wr,,ar
and senator, is dead, He was aged 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-15
Marine Intelligence.

GALVESTON, TEX, Dec. IL Ar
riveo: Steamship Alamo, from New
York baIkentlne Violet, from HA-
vana
Sailed steamship Morgan City,
New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-15

Uniform aud reliable RionOsa roasted
coffee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-15
WASHINGTON.
Col, ]. G.. Berrett Chosen Chairman OF
the Committee to Take Charge
of the Inauguration.

Representative Reagan Hopes TO Secure
Action on the Interstate Com
meroe Bill This Week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Stock Market.

New YORK, Nov. 5.-Governments a shade
easier for the four per cents. Railways
quiet. State securities dull The stock mar
ket opened weak and depressed. and in the
first half hour of business prices declined 4
to "a per cent? Union Pacific and Lacka-
wanna were weakest, the shares of the form
er declining sls to 5114. and later ~ to 1919
Northwestern sold 15s to IS, Central Pacific
2sss to 35,s Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
~ to 11714, st. Paul 1ss to AS Lake Shore
II to 6fls New York Central II to 81, Pacific
Mail III to 81 and Western Union Ia to 59ls
Before midday there was rally and during
the afternoon the market was strong and on
the advance. Central Pacific moved up to
52as regular and to 5Sl cash, on the favorable
showing Of the company's operations for
October. Northwestern rose to s5ss, st. Paul
to 75es, Laekawanna to 1857, Lake Shore ia
&C, New York Central to S5A and Western
Union to 60lz. The market closed firm, less
doing than was expected, and at intervals
the market was extremely dull. Compared
with Monday, closing prices are u to "a pei
cent lower, except for Erie and Oregon Trans
continental, which are u TO y per cent high
er. Among inactive shares. Chesapeake and
Ohio first preferred declined 1s4 per cent to
~ and Manitoba u to 80
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
sendr,cks certain Of indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 5.-This evening
an Associated Press reporter called upon the
Governor, and was accorded n brief inter.
view. ~ firmly believe Indiana has gone
Democratic by a decisive majority, and am
inclined to extend my estimate of last might
Of 5000 to 5000. II the Associated Press fig
ures are reliable they settle New York State
against Cleveland. The division In the
| Democratic vote there between Cleveland
and Butler was due to the employment OF
| the latter to work in the interests of Blaine.
There Is no doubt that Butler was working
| for Republican success"
| At the Democratic Committee rooms, while
the claim OF carrying the State by over 000O
| is still kept up. further claim Is made that
the Republicans are doctoring the returns To
deceive the people. Chairman Henderson
says the Democrats have elected ten Con.
gressmcn and the Republicans one (Brownl,
with two districts, the Eighth and Ninth, In
doubt. Chairman New, OF the Republican
Committee, says that Brown, Johnston, Peele
and owen are elected to Congress. The
First district Is in doubt The State is In
doubt and claimed by both parties.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
INDIANA.
PENNsYLyANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 5.-A plurality OF
10000 is indicated for Blaine here. Com
plete returns from all the Legislative dis
tricts OF the State. except Wayne county
show that the Senate will have 81 Republi-
cans and 10 Democrats. and the House, I40
Republicans and 50 Democrats, with two
doubtful districts to hear from In Wayne
county. This will give the Republicans 81
majority on joint ballot, even should the
Democrats carry the Wayne county oandi-
dates. In the present Legislature the Demo
Gratis have majority OF Is on Joint ballot, as
follows: Senate-Republieans, 80; Demo
Gratis, 70. House-Republicans IS; Demo
crats ll3
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

SHASTA. Cal, Nov. 5-Complete returnt
from twenty-five precincts In this county
give cleveland l75 majority; Henly. fol
Congress, I65 majority; Johnson, for join
Assembly for siskiyou and Del Norte, lead,
pyle 10, with Ave small precincts to heal
from. This VIII not change the result ma
terinlly. The entire county ticket Is elected
by majority ranging from IS to 100. The
Democrat elected four out of i've super
visors.
MARysvILLE, Nov. 5.-Yuba county ma
iorities complete, give Blaine i67; Loutit
Republtcan, for Congress, fi6; Chandler
Republican, for the Senate, ls4; Parks, Re
publican, for the Assembly, ls4.
san Benlto county gives Cleveland q
majority.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Russian balloon Experiments.
- n

The centenary OF the ascent OF the first
balloon In England brings us news that the
second trial of the eronauts In Mendon ha.
resulted in a failure. The expectations oi
those who hope to steer balloons must now
be turned from France to Russia, where
Captain Kosztowitz, the Russian gronaut, Is
quite confident that he has solved the prob
lem by a balloon which is at present being
constructed at st. Petersburg. II is of the
shape Of huge cigar. driven by a screw
but is also provided with sails. The inventor
calculates that his air ship will be able tc
OF sixteen men, 10000 pounds of ballast and
an engine of sixty-horse power. The whole
balloon, with its appurtenances, will be 0t
| feet long, fifty feet high, and viii probably
make its first excursion from st. Petersburg
| at the end OF this month. The odds, how
| ever, are thousand to one against Captain
kosztowitz
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

SAN FRANcisco, Nov $50 precincts IL
the First District give Carothets, 1857, Hen
ley, 2,72s; 65 precincts in the Second Dis
trfct give Louttit 1856 Sumner 5745; 40 pre-
cincts in the Third District give Mckenni
4,77s. Glasscock 4004; 81 precincts in tn,
Fifth District give FELTON, 3. 1865, Sulliyan3. 1l9
61 precincts In the Sixth District give Mark
ham 4, 1856, pel Valle 1914.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
uI.l.aNspIS.

OTTAWA. Ill. Nov. 5.--The excitement over
the result OF the Presidential election is even
greater tonight than last night, owing to the
news that New York is donbtfol.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.--The net Republican
majority on the State ticket, so far as heard
from, Is IL. ls5. There are u counties yet to
hear from out of l02.
CHICAGO, Nov. Cook county, with Is
precincts outside Of the city missing, gives
Cleveland 5000; Blaine, G6,7s2--Balne' S
msj0rity, 6ssf The remaining districts are
estimated TO give majority Of 900. The
Republican loss Is 30l4 compared with 1870.
For Governor, with CO counties and precincts
missing. Cook county gives Harrison. Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, a majority OF
1898.
CHICAGO. Nov. 5-Returns TO the Times
from the State to midnight indicate that the
delegation in Congress will stand Republi.
cans IL. Democrats 8. The present delega-
lion stands Republicans II. Democrats s.
Independent |. Returns on members OF the
State Legislature are meagre from many
districts. The Times claims that II will be
Democratic on joint ballot. The New,
claims II will be Republican by small
IN aiorily
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
COI.OR AD0.

DENVER, Nov. 6.-Additional but incom
plete returns show Blaine's majority in this
county to be about 100 sin the State 400, a
net Republican gain OF 1000 over 1880 The
signs are that the Republican Congressman
Is elected by about 200. Eaton, Republican
for Governor, Is elected by 1900; Brune, Re
publican, for Lieutenant Governor, by 800
The balance OF the State ticket is elected by
majorities varying from 5000 to 1000 The
Republicans OF this county elect the entire
Legislative ticket. The Legislature is largely
Republican al present. The Butler and st
John vote was light throughout the State.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Not Her Fault.

Nose .schaumburg's daughter, Rehecca,
although ons of the most stylish young ladies
In Austin, Is no longer as much of a spring
chicken as she used to be. Moses brother,
Ike. is on a visit to Moses and during CON
versation on family affairs. Ike said:
Nine Gott, Wy don't Repeeca marry some
rich feller?"
Niue Gott, Wy don't some rich TELLER mar
ry dot RepeccaT Dot poor girl did all vat
she could now for more rs twenty years
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
A storm i'm NOVA scotin.

FATHER POINT, Nova Scotia, Nov. 5.-A
fearful snow and wind storm from the eas,
has been raging since midnight all along the
coast The wind averages seventy miles an
hour. The sea is tremendous and crossed
the highways and inundated the fields of all
| the parishes along the coast. At this place
the lighthouse and telegraph Office were
completely surrounded by the raging waves
The roads are all undermined. The watch
house. etc, here and several buildings near
here and at Rimouski were carried away.
Great numbers of people vacated buildings
at Rimoliski and much uneasiness Is felt for
| to-nights tide II the storm does not go down.
The Inter Colonial Railway track and road.
way Is washed away between Rimouni and
| Bici. No lives lost so far as known.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Washington Monument I'm a
HaflstOrm.
Washington Star.

A few days ago hailstorm occurred on
top of the monument hut not one of the
frozen pellets reached the earth. The stones
were so large as to severely sting the faces
OF the men, against which they were driven
by the sharp gale; and the fact that they
were all melted before they touched ground
would seem to indicate much lower tenn
perature at the summit than at the base OF
the shaft, though the size Of the particles
would naturally be diminished somewhat
during their whole course through the at
mosphere from their starting point
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
The Argus Claims II.

ALBANY, N. ", Nov. 5.-The irgus viii
say tomorrow: "Cleveland IL elected ant
he will be fnauguratcd." States not al al
In doubt elect Cleveland and Hendr.ck.
who will take the seats to which the peopl,
have appointed them. Commune ltions Il
the .4rgns today from the counties in New
cratic electors by conclusive and SAT,
majority over the Blaine electors. Hayins
been made Democratic by the people New
York will be declared and be counted Dem
ocratic and whatever Is necessary to ihi,
act of truth and justice will be thorough,
and fearlessly done.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Uu.u.uNnUe.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.--Returns. from Illinois
came In slowly and were OF nature to
cause doubt as to the possible majority, but
publlcans, both on the State and Presiden.
iial ticket. The Chairman OF the Republi-
ean Stale Committee made claim during
The afternoon OF 10000 majority on Governor
and a majority In both branches Of the
Legislature,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
NEW nAmPsarRE.

Concord, New Hamshire hundred
aad forty towns and wards give Blaine
g9. fO6, Cleveland, "a 9ss; 81. John, li25; hut
ler, b07-Blaine's plurality. ais.
Richmond, Virginia--Late returns indi-
cate that the Democrats have carried the
state by 5000 or 10000 majority.
Jersey oity--rhe Republicans have Sc
cured control Of both branches Of the New
Jersey Legislature,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
aIaaIous TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Nov. 5-Later returns from all
portions of the State do not materially
change the result as given in last nights
dispatches Reports from Marshall and other
point In the black belt show that many ne
groes voted the National Democratic ticket.
Ireland, for Governor, runs behind the bal.
ance OF the Democratic State ticket at all
precincts OF northern Texas. Returns from
the southern counties In the seventh Con
gressional District show that Grain tDem.l has
carried many precincts by large majoritles
which went for Ochiltree (Rep.) two years
ago. Galveston county gives Grain 900 ma
J1rity, eieoting him by 1000 plurality. sayers
lpem.l Tor Congress In tee Tenth District Is
elected by 5000 over Rector Qndependent.)
.ieyelsnd Vie, $ majority over Blaine In Texas
Will reach 10000 II the present ratio Of In
grouse contlnnes from distant counties.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
A weal,hy French gonrnal,s,.

T5I' HUI TIuHVVT fTVss.
NJ Hypolite Marionii director OF la petit
Journal, the little Paris daily with circula.
ton Of $50, 600, Is worth SO 900 900, and boasts
that he began life as herdsman. He IL
now about 60 and Is described as a very
large man, weighing. perhaps, $50 pounds,
with tremendous head on most athletic
shoulders. lie Is as delightful man per.
sonally as he Is great IN his achievements.
Every journalist from every portion OF the
world hnds welcome ~ his home,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

Indiana-Six hundred and seventy thre,
voting places show a net Republican gair
OF SOB This indicates plurality for Blaine
In the State OF 1000, II the rate OF gain con
tinues.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Rullefin Nm. 40.

California-Complete returns from pre-
cincts i'm San Francisco, 2nd precinct, SIND
district, Cleveland, l44 Blaine, 81; Hastings
l61: Morrow, l2l; Burtlett, 155; Merry, %
Blaine, 80: Sullivan, 81, FELTON,, 81; Bartlett
81: Merry. ss First precinct, Ssrd district
Cleveland. l06; Blaine, 81; Hastings, e5
Morrow. 7s; Bartlett, Ia; Marry, 10, Fifth
precinct, 18th district. Cleveland, 81 Blaine
II; Sullivan, 49; FELTON,, 81; Bartlett, 81
Marry. 3s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Asupervisor Disavpe.rs,

NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov.6.-A dispilcli to
Gen. A. $. Rodger, Chairman OF the Rcpnb
liean Committee, reports the mysterious dis
appearance OF Felix Monley, United stltes
Supervisor at Fausse Point. He has not
been seen since he left Loreauville, AT Il
o'clock last night, with his election returns,
for New Iberia. Violence Is feared.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

counties out of 50 give Republican gains OF
1000 over the October vote A gain OF 7ot
more in the remaining counties would give
the State one half to Blaine and one half tc
Butler, each three votes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
MISSOURI.

sr. LOUIS, Nov 5.-Almost complete re
turns from the sth and 9Th Congressional
Districts OF this city re-elect 0.Neil and
Glover. Democrats Returns from the State
are still very much scattered, but Il seems
safe 10 say that the Democrats will carry
their state ticket by round majority and
elect Congressman In all the districts ex
cepting the stb and 18th, which the Repub
Hcans claim
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
BIatne carrie, Buffa,o.

BUFFALO, Nov. 5.-The excitement Is still
unabated, both parties claim the State
The different newspapers oficesare crowded
with those anxious to hear the latest report
Both parties are parading and cheering the
candidates The streets are crowded will
excited people. There have been few dis
turbances of serious nature. Blaine's
plurality in the CITY is 1853
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
CONNECTyCVT,

HARTFORD, Conn. Nov. 5.-The total vote
for Governor of Connecticut, with every
town heard from, Is 1S7.s46. Harrison
Republican. CO, ,a36; Waller Democrat, $3.50
Palmer, Prohibition, 1874; Curtis. Butler
1877 walters plurality. 1858; wallers mi
nority, 0s4. The Legislature is largely Re
publican. The Republican State ticket will
be elected. Senator Plat will be reelected
| The Senate stands II 7Republicans to Demo
| crats, a Republican gain Ola The House ol
| Representatives stands 160 Republicans to s.
Democrats, Republican gain of 10. Re
publican majority on joint ballot, 81; last
year II was 81. Total vote for Congressmer
cratic, 66, ,so5; Prohibition, 1901; Butler. 1891
Republican plurality. 17s. Total vote fol
| Congressmen 70 larger than for President
Republicans gain one Congressman In the
State.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Mining STOCKS,

San FRANCISCO, Nov. Best and Belcher,
sl70 Chollsr, s235; Crown Point. sl.o5;
Gould and Curry, LILO; Hale & Norcross,
800; Mexican, $l.10; Ophir. SIC; Potosi,
sl.l5; Savage, sl.45; Sierra Nevada, 800;
Union Consolidated, 9oc; Yellow Jacket,
81, 10; Navajo 1915
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
guu uuamapp Aed.

LONDON, Nov. 5.-In the House oi Com,
mons today Frank O'Donnell, home ruler
was suspended for disregarding the author
ity of the Speaker.
Eureka, Cal.-Hurlburt, Republican can
didate for Senator from this district, ha,
carried Humboldt county by over 500 major
ity. This Will undoubtedly elect him. Rus,
and Weaver, both Republican, are elected Il
the Assembly from this county.
Topeka, Kansas-At & P. NJ. the Republic IL
State Committee estimate Blsine's msjorit,
at 80. 900. and Martins, Republican candf
date for Governor, at 10000 Every Republi
can Congressman is elected, and the leeis
lature is nearly unanimously Republican.
San FranciseO-There were twenty arrest
Yesterday in this city for Illegal voting.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
blaine satisfied.

AUGUSTA. Me-, Nov. 5.-BlaIne was up
most of the night receiving election returns
and is sleeping late this morning. Dispatches
received up to one ?. NJ. confirm the earlier
ones as to the Republican victory in New
York, but gives lower figures. Fforidi and
Virginia are reported as claimed by the Re
publieans. The latter very positively.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-Returns and esti
mates place the Republican plurality in the
state at 10000 or more. The Republicans
elect out Of 9congressmen, This is a gain
of four.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
u,.ine Co.gra.uIatea.

AUGUSTA. Nov. al about two O'Clock
Blalne received the following from Albany
''lhe state Is surely safe, congratulations,
[Slgnedl NJ. BAILEy.
At the same time dispatch was received
from Denver stating that Colorado had gone
Republican by 1000 majority,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Hullefln Nh. "a

NEw BEDfORD. Conn, Nov. 5.-The vote In
small town OF Washington to hear from, 4
l36, $50, OF which Blaine gets 65, 73a, Cleve,
land q, $50. 81. John 2205, Butler 1867. Cieve.
lands nj urality, 1914.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

Michigan-5s0 precincts give Blaine s,67l,
Cleveland 76,l0l. Butler II, ,i2s st. John 6I7e.
Fusion plurality, 2559.
Indiana-693 voting places show net Re
publican gain of h57f
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, W., Nov. b.-Re.
turns received from 1y7 towns give Blaine
3e,ai5, cleveland i6,0l2, Butler 6ss, 81 Iohn
1852, Hciva LOCKWOOD I, making q plurality
for blaine Of 20,3o8, with % towns wanting.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
RuIIetIn Na. a1.

Michigan-477 precincts give Blaine so, T5l
Cleveland 7l,039, Butler 14,067, St. John 1918
The returns show that the Democrats carried
the First, Fifth Sixth, Seventh, Eighth and
Tenth, and the Republicans the Third
Ninth and Eleventh; Second and Fourth IN
doubt. The Fifth Is very close and may &c
Republican
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
LOUISIANA.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. B.-The oa,e,., ,o,a ~,
this city gives Cleveland ~ 25s Tiaino ssaa
Cleveland 5 majority in the city, h,6s' cleye.
lands majority In the State will moi nrohe.
bly, exceed 1900. The Democrats elect XII ne
congre'smen except In the Second district.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Government bonds and Hallway
| shares.

NEw YORK, Nov. 5.-Threes, 1907; as
li3s4. Is, l2ls4 Central Pacific, s6ls; Denver
& Rio Grande, So; Kansas Texas, l6ls
Western SIS; New York Central. s45s; Oregon
Navigation. IS; Transcontinental. -: I'm
provement, Is; Pacific Mai, 5lL Panama, ss
Texas Pacific, %; Union Pacific, 52ss5
United States, 52la; Wells Fargo, 56; Western
Irnion CO.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
The G-aIn nIarIras

SAN Francisco, Nov. 5.--Wheat steady,
quiet: buyer, sl.2s9t 9tCdtl %; buyer, season,
sl.37l 4tdsl.s7l2. Barley firm, brisk; seller,
season, silsoCG95o; buyer, 9se69sisc; buyer,
season, sl.0s,4@llo.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Wheat, firmer; 1870, No
vember: 755s December. Corn, easy. 42l sc
November; s9lsc, December. Barley, ,quiet;
5Sc.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5.-wheat, dull; corn;
Quiet
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

Michigan This afternoon the vote re-
ceiyed Indicates the election OF the Fusion
State and national ticket but later figures
alter this somewhat. The Democrats now
claim the State. The Republicans also
claim the State
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Union PncjfIc RoceIu

BosToS, Mass, Nov 6.-The earnings of
the Union Pacific Railway for the past nine
months are s1s,370. 900, decrease OF s2,4i9,-
2s5 from the same period of last year. The
surplus earnings are $7,S32, ,ss9, a decrease Of
s., ,s23, $50.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
NEBRASKa.

0sAnA, Nov. 5.-The State has gone Re
Ra,,i Runilcan py nooO majority. Nearly all tho
lority 70 Douglass county. Brown. for Con
cumbent, 3O0l votes P'e''' ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
usuIIetim M. 81.

New York Returns OF all election dis
trlcts in this city gave Cleveland a plurality
of ~, ,2S3.
Indiana-7o9 voting places show a net Re
publican gain of sos
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
The Fate Of a Repeater,

TROY, N. Y, Nov. 6.--Charles Mcdonald
OF Waterford, one of party of suspected re
peaters sent to Mechanicsyille yesterday
jumped from the train. His mangled rs
mains were found on the track to-day
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

Pennsylyania-The Repnblicans have
7. The Republicans also elected Congress
man at large. A Republican gain of4. The
delegation stands Republican l6. Demo-
Gratis IL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Bulletin No. es.

AUSTIN, New, Nov. 5-Blaine carries Ian
der county by $50; woodburn. Republican,
for Congress, $50 Hawley, Republican, for
Supreme Judge. 100. and all the Republican
county ticket, except the District Attorney
and County Clerk.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
TE<xESSssr
VERMONT.

CHArrsSooGA, Tenn, Nov. 5.--The Repnb.
licln m ijurity In this county for blaine Il
1870, aud for Evans, Republican, Tor Con.
eress. 2iOO.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
RuIIettu No, Sc.
RuIIeslu No, 50,

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Blaine now leads
Cleveland by s2S with go districts In the
State outside OF New York City and Kings
county to hear from.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
RulIetin Nm. 3a.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-The First Con-
gressional District, Al precincts, gives
Carothers, Republican, 1888; Henley, 3513
The Second Congressional District, 1873 pre-
cincts, gives Louttit, Republican, s326; Sum
ner, 7943. The Third Congressional District,
50 precincts, gives McKenna, Republican,
$685.; Glasscock, 344s. The Fifth Congressicn
lican, $3.50; Sullivan, siSS. The Sixth Con
gressional District, 65 precincts, gives Mark
ham, Republican, 62ss; DelValle, 5sl5.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
RulIctin No. ~.

PErERsRuRG. Va, Nov. 5-The Democrats
are cleaning the State by 1000 majority.
Senator Malone claims 1t for Republicans
by 1000. Crowds on the streets awaiting the
returns.