The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-07
NO. 1872.

weather or of their own discomfort
The good-humOred bluff, gaff and blus
ter of Tuesday and Wednesday nights
have taken fierce aspect tonight, and
the feeling OF easy victory on
both sides has given place to a
manifest feeling of discomfort as
seen by placards suggestive OF
attempts to cheat Republican treach-
cry and vengeance was a conspicuous
line in one of the placards- Other such
announcements and accusations tend
ing to stir up the popular ferment were
hung out 10 the public gaze up TO q
pretty advanced hour in the evening
The Tribune and Mail are issuing bullet
ms promising Republican triumph. and
the Matt md Express issued an edition
at 10 O'Clock, showing a Republican
plurality of 372 AS the returns
showing q continued plurality for
Blaine, were being received in the
Tribune Office, the bulletin maker there
posted, blaine, Blaine, James &.
Blaine" and the crowd shouted vOcifer-
Ously. The crowd around the Times
was very great. Indeed the Irib1sHe
and Times and Sun crowds were merged,
and it would be difficult to tell where
one ended and the other began.
Blaine, Blaine, James q. Blaine,
was quickly met by the cry, Ma. ma,
where's my pa? Gone to the White
House, ha, Ia, ha!' Great cheering
followed.
The Herald and World continued to
show large, though a considerably re
duced majority. for Cleveland. The
Herald'S latest bulletin at ten O'Clock
stated the returns from Albany up 70
that hour showed Cleveland was 5000
ahead in the State and the crowd which
filed the street in front of the bulletins,
continued to cheer that announcement
again and again.
Oregon.
San Francisco, November 6.-Oregon
gives Blaine majority OIL ,500.er eEF
Tennessee.
( NASHVILLE. November 6.-The city is
wild with excitement over the an
nouneement of the election Of Cleveland
and Hendricks. Cannons are firing
from Capitol Hill, and thousand men
paraded the streets, headed by bands OF
music, and the ky was lurid with bon
fires and rockets.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. November 6.-Great
excitement here over the close result Of
the vote III New York State. The
streets are thTonged with people hungry
for the latest bulletins, which are posted
at the ArGlanchc and Appcdg offices. No
interest whatever IS taken m the returns
from the State election. Everybody is
anxious to ascertain the result as to
who has been elected President
Vermont.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, November 6
Two hundred and tweaty-six. towns
give Blaine As, 525, Cleveland 1888,
Butler 704, ST. John 123, giving Blaine
plurality OF q ,5S7 in a total vote iof 81,
7O2. The fourteen towns not IN gave an
1880 a Republican majGFity tOf S25. a
: prOpOrtiOnate vote in the towns not In
; would give Blaine Il plurality of 22,412.
: The above figures give the complete
canvass of Franklin, Orange and Wash
ington counties. Intense excitement
: prevails throughout the State over the
general results. Business Is literally at
a standStilI The absorbing topic is the
situation in New York State.
n Virginia.
e DAHvuLE, Va, November Returns
! from adjoining counties show that there
t was no display of violence during the
d election period, and none here A con
r siderable number OF cOlOred people
Y voted the Democratic ticket.
;. PETERsBUPG, Va, November 6.-Lead
e ing Republicans here assert to-day tina
n the Republicans have carried Virginia
e but do not say by what majority. Re
g turns received up to noon from thu
n southwestern mart of the State show re
e, duced Republican gains. Democrat
N claim Virginia by 5000 majority.
III Senator Malone does not yield tht
" State IN the Democrats
E. LYNcHBURG, Va, November 6.-Th'
greatest excitement prevails here eve
in the election news. Full. returns, from
I'd isolated parts of the Ninth, Tenth. am
Fifth Districts confirm the Democrat
is claim of $3.50 majority IN the State. Il
he Sixth District the Republicans car
rs led only one co unty and the Democrats
ID ain over the Wise Massey vote 10 iSoz
or RICH MoND. November 6.-AddItion;
It. returns today confirm the 6spatehe
er sent from here last night as TO- Cleve
he lands majority In the State being no
es less than 5000 An, districts but tn
Second and Fourth elect Democrat
e. Congressmen by handsome ma1or1tleS
2; Democrats here are wild with excite
N, ment over Chairman Manning's tele
gram, that Cleveland has q safe and sur
re- majority in New York State. They hre
rs 100 guns in honor of CleYeland'S victory
PETERSBURG, O.--OSIlOGtStOo SIC COA
&c fident of having carried Virginia at
". variouSIy estimated majority from 800
oe TO 1900. The chairman OF the Demo
re- cratic central committee OF the FOurt
congressional district claims the State 9
ng Democratic by fully 1000 ma Ority. II
nd SAYS this majority is due in a measur
-. to heavy gains in the Black Belt sectiO
TIC of the State.
ll5 West Virginia.
ar
he WHEEL1SG, November 6.-The m.
NJ jorities, for Blaine in this State b
We counties are as follows: HancOC
ate go, Marion ., MonongahelG 100, Gar
lat 500, Preston 1,5OO. Marshal 62S, Tyl'
he 336. Hoddridge $50, Mason 40, PusRaI
lb- 17S, Wood 500, Kanawha LOO, TaylC
Inc 274. Harrison go. Cleveland s Iaalol
of ties are: Brooke %, Lewis 158, Wetz
We eco, estimated; Mineral 50, Berkeley s
afe Cahiu ass, Peasants 153, HampshI
400, estimated. The State is a
be- doubtediy Democratic.
DIS,
ap-
ion The Plurality.