Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-08
Kentucky.


will give the usual Democratic majority.
Wilson, Republican, is running good
Congressional race in this district against
Willis, Democrat. All reports from
points are meager, but indicate slight
gains over the Presidential
vote Of 1880. Democratic Congressman
are elected in the First. Second, Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth and Seventh districts, and
probably in the Third, Eighth and Eley-
enth. The Tenth District, hitherto Re
publican, is conceded to Faulbee, the
nominee, leaving only the
Ninth District probably Republican.
In the First District, Stone. Democrat,
seems to be elected over Turner, lnde-
pendent Democrat and Huston, Repub-
ican.
Wisconsin.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 4-Of 1900
towns and precincts the Democrats
show a gain of $500 over 800 on the
Presidential vote, and if like rate Of
increase be had in the remaining pre-
cincts, will give the State to Cleveland.
The Republican State ticket is unques-
tionably elected.
Maine.
Augusta, Nov. 4.-Mr. Blaine receiv-
ed election returns in his own house by
private wire which he has had IN use
since the beginning of the campaign.
Besides the members of his family, all OF
whom except his daughter, were with
him, there were present Gov. Robie and
x-Gov. Connor Many near neighbors
dropped in during the evening. Re-
turns come in very slowly, but are en-
oouraging for the Republicans.
Portland, Nov. 4-There is no excite
ment, and large vote is being polled.
The st. John and Butler votes will be
trihing. Democrats claim gains.
Maryland.
Baltimore. Nov. 4.-The election to-
day is for electors and members of Con-
gress. All four parties have electoral
tickets in the field. AS to the Congress
siona fight, the Fifth and Sixth Dis
tricts are the only ones considered
doubtful, now represented by Repubi-
cans. In sending returns tonight com
parsons, when made, will be with the
vote for Governor in 1888. A rain storm
prevails throughout the State, but not
Of sufficient severity to keep voters from
the polls.
Massachusetts.
Boston, Nov. 4-One hundred cities
and towns, including 100 precincts in
Boston out Of 1O7, in the State, give
Blaine 67,S75; Cleveland, 66, ,152; But
Ter, 9, $50, st. John, 4, o5I.
Missouri.
st. Louis, Nov. 4.-The Missouri State
Democratic Committee claim the cleo
ton of the entire congressional delega-
ton. One hundred and ninety-fve pre-
cincts in this city give Cleveland L, ,2l5,
Blaine 6,790; Marmaduke, Democratic
candidate for Governor, 1924, Ford,
Fusion candidate, 18, 267. 1t is estimat-
ed that Cleveland will go out Of the city
with 1000, and Ford with 1000 majority.
Minnesota.
Minneapolis, Nov. 4.-Seyenty-nine
precincts, wards and towns give a net
Republican majority of 2076. This in
-cludes but two precincts in st. Paul
and nothing from Minneapolis.
New York City.
New York, Nov. An the State to-
day, besides Presidential electors, the
following candidates will be voted for: !:
Two judges of the court. of Appeals,
thirty-four Congressman, members OF
the Assembly and in various localities
city and county officials. The First
Ward, Brooklyn, the home of Henry
Ward Beecher, gives Cleveland 1884
votes, Blaine 1876. The first time the
ward has goue Democratic. Senator
Jones, of the Democratic National Com
mittee, says there is no doubt that New
York State has given Cleveland from
35, 1000 to $4,000 majority, New Jersey
5000 and Connecticut $500. Meager re-
turns from Indiana show material Dem
ocratic gains over 1880, and Senator
Jones is confident of Democratic ma
jority in that State and California. He also
claims Nevada. This city, with twelve
districts to hear from, shows present
majority for Cleveland over Blaine of
Al, $40. Complete returns from the
Ninth Congressional district, Of this
city, show that Joseph Pulitzer, editor
of the World, is elected by majority of
1858.
North Carolina.
Raleigh, Nov. 4-Ileveland's majori-
ty will reach at least 10000. Repubh-
can headquarters are closed.
Pennsylvania.
Pittsburgh, Nov. 4.-The election
passed off without any disturbance. A
very large vote was polled in Allegheny
county, and there was considerable
scratching, which is unusual in Presi-
dental years. Indications point to the
election of the entire Republican ticket.
Blaine's plurality will be about IA, 900.
South Carolina. ~
Wilmington, Nov. 4.-The indications
are that the State has gone Democratic
by $1,000.
Tennessee.
Nashville, Nov. Awhile the vote
polled to-day was the largest, by over
1000, ever cast, it was very quiet, and
no serious disturbance of any kind was
reported. The Republicans claim gains
in the city. Shelby county has gone
Republican by from 500 to 700, and the