Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1884-11-08

10 be defeated by Buckley, Republican. for
Congress IN the First district Sixty-three
towns not including New Haven or Bridge
port, gave Democratic gain OF 1900, leav-
Ing but 1853 to wipe out Gariield's plurality
| in 1880.
Waller carries Hartford by S22 plurality.
Cleveland has 5S5 plurality. Eaton for
Congress has 1877 plurality but is defeated
IN the district. Both Democratic Repre-
sentatives are elected. Returns throughout
the State indicate that Waller has clear
majority, and that Cleveland carries the
State.
returns from this city give Blaine 6,1S5.
| Cleveland S,7S6.
For Congress in the Second district,
Allen, Republican, 6,367; Mitchell, Demo
crat 1920.
The vote in Connecticut is very close and
probably Democratic. The plurality on
Presidential ticket is variously estimated
from 500 to 5000 by Republicans. Demo-
Gratis claim Governor Walters reelection
| by $500. The Republicans say probably
DO election of Governor by the people. The
! Congressional delegation will stand two
Republicans and two Democrats. A Re,
| publican gain of one.
| WATERBURY, November 4.-Democratic
gain 277. New Britain Democratic gain $50.
MICHIGAN.
| DETROIT, November 4.-Midnight The
Republican State Central Committee claim
that Blaine has carried the State by 1870
plurality. The following Republican Con
gressmen are elected in the following dis
tricts: Allen in the Second; ODonnell in
the Third; Burroughs in the Fourth; May
bury in the First General Alger. for Gov
/ ar-.,. II. -, 1.,l l..
The Democrats elect their county ticket
| by 1900 majority. Reports from ITO towns
throughout the State show Democrat gain
of $500 over the vote of 1880.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO. November 4.-Indica-
| tons point to small majority for Blaine.
but at ten p. M. the State is in doubt and
! the betting favors the Democrats In the
| Fourth district, Hastings, Democrat, prob
ably defeats Morrow, Republican, for Con-
gress.- Fifth district, Sullivan, Democrat,
is probably beaten by FELTON,, Republican.
Latest returns favor Cleveland.
si, NEW HAMPSHIRE. M
| CONCORD, November 4.-Returns from
| sixty-six towns show a net Republican gain
over the vote of 1880, when the Republic
cans had about 4, 1000 majority The indi-
cations are that the Republicans have
elected all the State officers John Morrill,,
| Democrat, for Governor, runs largely ahead
| of his ticket. vs.
The State voted to-day on proposition
to hold constitutional convention to
| change the time of meeting of the Legisa-
| ture from June to January and other
changes. The returns show that it has
been adopted by nearly an unanimous vote.
COLORADO.
DENVER, November A. But few pre-
cincts have been heard from yet and those
show large Republican gains. Returns
coming in very slowly with long ticket to
count. The State has undoubtedly gone
| for Blaine.
NORTH CAROLINA.
CHARLOTTE, November 4. Returns
come in slowly. Eleven counties heard
| from show Democrat gains of 1850. The
State is claimed by the Democrats by $4,000
majority.
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, November 4.-Returns
/ from the State are meagre and indicate
I, about the same vote as in 1880 when Demo-
i Gratis had a majority of 10000.
| Democrat Congressman are elected from
| First and Second districts. In the Eighth
the contest is close between Kellogg and
Gay. In the Fifth Blanchard, Democratic,
reelected, and in the Sixth, Iron, Demo
cratic, reelected. No disturbance reported
in any section of the State.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, November 4.-There was
a full Democratic vote throughout the State
and not single disturbance. Governor
Thompson is reelected and Cleveland has
plurality of about $4,000.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, November 4.-Returns
| from 100 towns show Democratic gain of
1900. Milwaukee County goes Democratic.
Deuster, Democrat, is reelected to Con
| gress over Van Schaick by 1,200. Returns
from interior of State are very slow, but
| indicate Republican victory by reduced
majority.
Secretary Payne, of the Republican State
Committee, estimates Blaine's plurality a
$1,000 against 80, 1853 for Garfield in 1880.
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, November 4.-Vote o.
Providence city: Blaine 6,274, Cleveland
4,371, Butler 211, st. John 253.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI November 1.-Two hundred
and thirty-three wards and precincts il
Ohio show net Republican gain of 3,44I
over 1880. Net Democratic gain of 7e'
over $780,
Returns thus far received indicat
Blaine's majority in the State will be abou
10000. The chairman claims the majorit,
will be between $4,000 and 10000. Gar
fields majority was 1927.
VERMONT.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, November A.
One hundred and forty towns give Balm
2s,24l, Cleveland 1904, Butler 57S, ST
John 1,66S. The same towns gave CARTEL,
S2,36S, Hancock 1897. Garfield's pluralit,
1861. Indications are that Blaine's plu
rality will be less than Pingress for Cover
nor in September.
MISSOURI
ST.. LOUIS, November 4-The latest re
turns indicated that Marmaduke, Democrat
for Governor, has run 10000 behind hi
! ticket. The full STATE DeMocratic ticket il
elected.
In the Eighth Congressional disarict Johl
j. O'Neil, Democrat is reelected bv abou
1900 majority. In the Ninth district Johl
NJ Glover Democrat, is elected by small
majority.
Dies MONIES, November --latest re
turns indicate majority for Blaine 0
$4,000 over the Fusionists. The Democrat
have probably elected Congressman in tn
First, Second, Fourth and Sixth districts
4 The Third, Fifth and Ninth are in doubt