The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-11-08
Partial Returns AS Far as Re-
ceived From the Recent
Elections,
Indicate the Success Of the Democratic
National Ticket By Small
Majority.
Further Advices lmpatiently Awaited
BY Both Parties In order to
Settle the Matter.
NEW YORK.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, November 5.-Monroe
County complete, gives 5,5H plurality for
Blaine Baker, Republican, for Congress, is
elected by 500 majority. Lumilly, Democrat,
was elected to the Assembly by a small
majority conn. n,os p,.,no .,o,. zoo
majority, and elected its entire Republican
county ticket Both Republican Assembly
men are elected.
TROY, n. Y, emherl5.-RensselaerC oun-
ty gives Blaine 500 plurality, republican
gain OF 50.
NEW YORK, November 5.-Kings County
gives Cleveland 1900 majority. Queens
County gives Cleveland 5000 majority. Rich
mond County gives Cleveland 1900 majo rity.
ALBANY, N. Y, November 5-Charles s.
Baker (Rep.) is elected to Congress in the
Thirtieth New York District.
NEW YORK, November 5.-Returns from all
but eighteen out of 7l2 districts in this city
give Cleveland Al $40 plurality.
EEw YORK, November 5.-The chairman of
the Republican State Committee says that
outside of New York City and Brooklyn
the Republican plurality will be $4,000. The
Democrats claim that Cleveland will have
65,0O0 majority belowHarlem Bridge.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, November 5.-Returns
from 1877 districts comprising one half of this
city give Cleveland a majority of 1l,6S9. The
Democrats claim 10000 majority in the
county.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, November 5-seneca
County gives Cleveland about 800 majority.
Rumsey (Rep.) is elected to the Assembly.
ALBANY, n. Y, November Ask hundred
and forty five districts in this State outside
of New York City and brooklyn show a net
Democratic gain of 1852.
NEW YORK, November 4-The Republican
National Committee estimate Cleveland's
plurality at 10000. Joseph Pulitzer (Dem.)
s elected to Congress in the Ninth District
OF this city by large majority.
NEW YORK, November 5-The total vote of
this city for Cleveland is 132,S42, and for
Blaine 90,065. Cleveland's plurality, 4l,777.
Butler received "a, l5O; st. John, l,267 votes.
NEW YORK, November 5.-The Republicans,
basing their claim on the belief that the Re-
publican plurality beyond the Harlem River
will offset CleveIand's majority in New York
and Brooklyn, now claim the State by small
plurality.
NEW YORK, November 1.-Two hundred and
forty four election districts in this State, out
side ofNew York city and Brooklyn, give
Cleveland plurality of 1854, net gain
OF $3.50.
The Republicans claim that Blaine will
have 5000 plurality outside of the cities But
there are no figures here that support the
claim.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, November 1.-TWO hun
'dred and fifty seven precincts in this city
give Cleveland 63s2S; Blaine, 1874; Butler,
1,947 and st. John, ,254
NEW YORK, November 5.-From returns re-
ceyed up to9 p. m. it appears that eight
Democrats and one Republican have been
elected to Congress.
wards in this city, complete, give Cleveland
35.39S; Blaine, 25,9S3. The Democratic wards
are yet to hear from.
NEW YORK, November 5--Two hundred and
fifty four DISTRICTS in New York State, out
side of this city and Brooklyn, give Blaine
62,lS6; Cleveland, 5000; Butler, 1917; ST..
John, 1905. This shows a net Democratic
gain of 3,2S7.
NEW YORK, November 5.-Four hundred
election districts north of Harlem River give
Cleveland Il net gain of 1920.
NEW YORK, November 5-Three hundred
and eighty election districts out of the 7l2 in
this city give Cleveland 1857 majority.
NEW YORK, November 5.-Cayuga County
gives majority of 1882 for Blaine, a net Re-
publican loss OF GA.
ALBANY, n. Y, November 5-Henry G.
Buregh (Rep.) is elected to Congress in the
Eighteenth District. John Swinburne (Rep.)
is elected to Congress in the Nineteenth Dis
trict
NEW YORK, November 5.-Returns at the
Republican State headquarters make the
,239. Republicans are now claiming Virginia.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, November About one
third of the city of Brooklyn vote is now
counted. 1t gives Cleveland 5000. If this
Intio Is maintained throughout Kings Coun-
ty, the Democratic majority will be over 20,
900, as against 9,3ll in 1850.
NEW YORK, November Six hundred and
thirty election districts out of the 7l2 in this
city give Cleveland li,46l and Blaine 81 ,239
giving Cleveland 1924 plurality.