Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-11-05
New York the State to De-
eide Who Will be
President.
BlainS Will Cary itbys Majority Of
from 200 to ! q, ,0e0. 1890. ..a.....'
Cleveland Must Garry Indlsala,
New. Jersey, Conneetieuts
California, Nevada and
MichiganHto Win.
Though there Is Nothing Definite from the
Pacific Slope tits Not Probabis thatit
will Give Much Comfort 10 Grover.
Last Nlxht,s pispatche..

NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. 4-Cieveland's g majol
ity in this city will be 5000 to 10000.
The Mail and Express says Robinso
of Massachusetts,, is reelected. Grant
elected mayor of New York City BY 10
600 majority.
Two hundred and twenty-three dis
triots, out of 7l2 in this city give Blaiu
32,479; Cleveland 4O,673; Butler 1904
st. John 302. Cleveland's majority il
the city will be between 10000 and 4b.
600.
The Sun says Cleveland has carriec
the state by 10000. Cleveland maiorit,
In Kings county ls 10000. Blaine
carried but one ward in New York.
The Tribune says Blaine has carried
Buffalo by l,10O. The Sun says Con.
necticut has gone republican and Florida
democratic by $500 and that Indlans
has probably gone republican, and that
it now looks as if New York state is
much in doubt.
The Mail and Express says Cleveland's
plurality IN this city is 10000; in Kings
county about 10000. If these figures
are correct Cleveland will carry the state
by about 10000.
The Herald says all Indiana returns
show democratic gains.
Five hundred and twenty-seven dis.
tricts, outside Of New York and Brooklyn
give Blaine plurality of 22,e76. This
ratio. If sustained, would give him over
$4,000 outside OF New York and Brook.
lyn.
The Tribune says Ohio has gone re-
publican by $4,000 and claims that
Virginia has gone republican. The
Tribune says Cleveland's majority in
this city is less than 10000. Cleveland's
majority in New York City will not be
less than 10000 or over $4,000.
Cleveland's majority is about 42,5O0;
Butlers vote is under 1000
The Herald says Mueller, Vieles, Cox,
Adams, Puletzer, Hewitt and Dawdrey,
all democrats, are surely elected to con-
gress.
Two hundred and fifty-four districts
outside of New York and Brooklyn give
Blaine 62,l86; Cleveland $1,000; Butler
1,6l7; St.-Johns 3,6O5. net democratic
gain of 3.278.
Six hundred and forty-five districts
outside of the cities of New York and
Brooklyn give Blaine l54, ,ss4; Cleveland
12s,o25; Butler 3,9i3; st. John 1917.
Grant is probably elected and Tam
many probably carries the balance of
the city and county ticket.
The Herald says Chairman Hender.
sou claims Indiana as democratic by
5000 plurality.
The New York Herald estimates Cieve.
lands majority in New Jersey at about
1000.
Senator Hobart, of New Jersey, tele-
graphs that the republicans are gaining
everywhere and will carry the state.
Corrected returns in New York City
show Cleveland's majority in New York
City to be 53.0S3.
Buffalo, Nov. 4-The republicans car
ried the city by l,08s. The Evening
journal claims the state for Blaine if
New York City reports are correct.
Elmira, N. Y, Nov. 4-The whole re-
publican ticket is elected by an average
of 400.
Albany, Nov. 4-Returns indicate the
election of the entire democratic ticket.
IOWA.
One thousand seven hundred and four
voting places gave Garfield a plurality in
1880 of 7s,O59, in 1888 Sherman, republic
can, for governor. plurality Of 26,Os9
and q majority over all of $4,000. The
vote of this election will be based on the
vote of 1883.
The second ward in Des Moipes gives
Blaine $50; fusion 45l.
Fiity.four townships give Blaine
$3.50; fusion 5,04s.
Returns from tventy-six townships
give republican gains Of 207.
Returns from 100 townships give
Blaine 10,656: Cleveland s,ls5. Il
Returns from thirty-e,ght townships
give Blaine 1880; fusion 1868. Owing
to the great length Of the state ticket in
Iowa returns are coming in very slowly.
No returns from any Of the principal
cities.
Twenty-eight tovnsbips give Blaine
8, 3,4l9; Cleveland 1913
Fourteen townships give . repub lican
net gain Of 24o.
OHIO.
Columbus, Nov. 4-Ssventsen wards
and precincts show . net republican
rain Of a6s over 1884. and . net demo.
cratic gain Of IA over 1880.
Forty.ave wards and preclncts chow .
republican gain Of AZ over 1884, . net
democrats gain Of IS over 1880.
Five hundred and hity wards and pro.
cincts give net republican gain Of TO-.
lSl.
Four hundred and ninety-ssven wards
and precincts sivs net republicsn gain
Of 9,0l6 over 1884 and net dem ocratic
Z lin over 1880 Of 1902.
sixty. ninc wards and precincts give Q
net republican gain Of 1882 over 1894.
TIE democratic gain ISL .l23 over 1870.
Three hundred and thirty three wards
al