Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-11-13

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. ell :45 A. II
Seven hundred and tifty-one voting
places show repub' lean gain of il.
2S5; democratic gain, S,96S net re-
publican gain, 5,Sl7,
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
Boston, Nov. 6-Interest in the re
suit of the election continues uuabat-
ed in this city. Streets in the vicinity
of the newspaper Offices present q
most remarkable appearance tonight.
Washington street from Bloomfield
10 State is one solid mass of humanity.
making il impossible for person TO
pass through. AS tke returns are an
nounced upon the Herald bulletin
and from the Journal bulletins direct
ly opposite, the crowds cheer or hiss
as the results is favorable or otherwise
to the preferences II the observers.
TIE excitement is intense. Papers
were seized from the newsboys
and burned. Pictures of Blaine
and Cleveland were seized by
the crowd and destroyed and there
have been many personal encounters.
The crowd broke one of the large
plate glass windows OF the Journal
Office and rotten eggs and stones nave
been thrown at the building. Six
persons have been arrested in con
nectien with the newspaper burning
AT the democratic headquarters the
democrats we're burning red lights
and dlscharging rockets Taken alto
gether such stirring scenes have never
before been surpassed in the streets.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Retuns from 81
counties ia llhnois give Blaine 80, 1913,
Cleveland %, 1914 The same count
in 1880 gave Garfield Sc, 93S; Han
cock % PAS There ere n counties
unreported Blaiues plurality, Is,
500, republican loss 25,061 com
pared with Gardeid's vote in
1880; democratic gain 5,S7S com
pared with Hancocks vote IN 1880
Butler and the prohibition vote is
meagre but the difference between the
republican loss and democratic gain,
20 1SS, may have gone to those par
ties, Additional returns from Cook
county, leaving only seven country
precincts outside OF Chicago missing,
give Blaine a plurality Of 6,024 The
missing precincts in 1880 gave Garfield
/ 452, Hancock $50 AS far as re
ported in Cook county Harrison has
26S majority over Oglesby, republi-
can.
Mr.. BIaise's confidential friend,
| Cyrus Field, telegraphs from New
York as follows; "There is no doubt
in the mind of any reasonable man
but that Cleveland is elected. Every
paper in the city ut $3.50 bulletined
their windows that New York is with
out doubt for Cleveland. The 'fnb
une, for the first time, confesses the
inevitable. "
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov G About three.
quarters of the precincts in Wisconsin
heard from, which show net demo
cratic gain of 1900. The rest may
increase it to 10000. leaving a repub-
lican majority of 10, 900. Republicans
4 gain -four congressman and elect the
entire state ticket.
IOWA COMMITTEE.
The following dispatch was sent &c
to the National Republican Com
mittee this a. m. by the Iowa Repub
lican Com mittee:
DIES MofNEs "a Nov T. 1884,
1 Republican National Committee Mem York:
Iowa Republicans believing with the Nutious
! COMMITTEES that Mr.. Blaine Is fairly elected ar,
ready 30 protect the victory OF their party 10
+ whatever way e becomes necessary. and we he
/ lieve with Mr. Blaine that any darty should be
able to stand defeat, put party worry of success
as the republican party, should not yield 30 fraud
I in the slightest degree at whatever cost.
lSiguedl w l.. WOLF
Chairman Republican State Committee
BLAINE SPEARS
NEW NoRK NV 1-Ihe Mail and