St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1884-11-06
The Presidential Election.
rmE RESULT YET IN DOUBT.

York. Dispatches were received in /
town last evening. based on the state
ment of the evening edition of the Bos-
ton Journal, that New York was re-
publican by lI,OW majority, that |
Blaine had carried Indiana, and the
same paper contained the further
statements that Wisconsin and Michi-
qua are carried by the republicans.
Gov. Cornell claimed New York to be
republican hy 5000, Pension Commits
toner Dudley claims Indiana for the
republicans 10y 1000, and Senator Ma |
hone claims Virginia for Blaine by |
5000. The evening edition of the Bos
ton Herald said that the New York |
Times had special reports showing |
that Cleveland had carried New York |
10y 10000, New Jersey, Connecticut !
and Wisconsin. Indiana doubtful. The |
New York Suns figures c"ncede ii
plurality Ia Cleveland of 5000. Grant. |
Tammauy's candidate for mayor, is |
beaten 10y cX-Mayor Grace. The con
grcssional delegation of New York I
consists of Il democrats and II rcpub
licans. Perry Belmont and Abram
Hewitt, democrats, are reelected, and
Joseph Pulitzer, editor of the World, is
elected. Fourteen hundred and thirty
two election districts in the state, out
side of the cities Of New York and
Brooklyn, place ST. johns vote at Ii.
10. The following despatch was re-
crivcd here last night:
NEW YORK Nov. 5 up. m
To y. T. BOWMAN:
New York is close, both sides claiming ii, but we
believe that We have carried it by from 1000 to 49,
Oo1. Indiana. New Jersey aud Connecticut safe
probably California and Illinois.
A. p GORMAN,
Sec. Nat. Dem. Com.
The following despatch, sent from
Troy, y. Y, late last night. was re-
ccivcd here mt $40 this morning:
To GEo. u. RANDALL:
Everything now indicates that Cleveland carries
New York aud is elected
GFo. F. Eaton
Bainc's plurality in Maine is csti-
mated at 10000.
In New Hampshire, returns from ll2
towns indicate that Blaine's plurality
will he equal to Garfield's. which was
over 1000.
Cleveland has Il plurality in Connec-
ticut of about 1000. Gov. Waller,
democrat, falls short of ii majority by
1000. The legislature will elect Hen
~ b. Harrison as governor and the
other state officers, and also re elect y.
II. Plat to the United Senate.
Blainc's plurality in Ohio is est-
mated at over 10000.
Mississippi has elected the demo-
cratic state ticket and all the congress
men, with the possible exceptions of
two districts, which the republicans
claim. Chalmers, republican, is de
feated for congress.
Blaine's majority III Rhode Island is
5225 against 7I55 for Garfield
Blainc's plurality in Pennsylvania is
about I4,OOO.
Kansas elects the republican state
ticket, Il congressman and the Blaine
electors. The entire congressional del
CATION is republican.
The democrats claim IA gain of one
congressman in Michigan. and the fu-
sionsts gain one congressman over
the democrats in West Virginia.
In Florida the democrats have
elected their cutirc ticket.
The democratic majority in the city
of New Orleans is reduced
In Missouri, Cleveland carries st.
Louis against the fusion ticket.
Blaine carries Oregon 10y from 1000
to 2OO0.
The democrats have carried Della
ware 10y about 1000 majority.
In Illinois, six congressional districts
have changed their complexion with
ont changing tie relative strength of
the two parties in the house. The leg
islature ON joint ballot is in doubt.
Both parties claim the state.
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