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

NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, N. H, Nov. 5-24l towns
and wards give Blaine 80, 100, Cleve-
land "a 9S4.
BLAINE is WELL.
New York, Nov. e.-The follow
ing was received at national head
quarters this evening:
AUGUSTA. Me- Nov 6.
To She Hon Il r. Jones, Chairman National
Republican Committee New York. never was
in better health in my life than am today. All
ruinors % the contrary are malicious INVENTIONS
Sgnedl JAMES q. BLAINE.
New York, Nov. 6.-Total returns
so far received from New York, with
forty-four election districts TO hear
from give Blaine 554, 7l5, Cleveland
542, 800; Blaine's plurality, 426. Re
visions Of these returns by compau
son of the majorities reported, with
the full official votes of Erie and
Ulster counties and the correction of
an error made by the polling clerk IN
Richmond county and just discovered
make the figures: Blaine 554 739,
Cleveland 554, 379; BlaiRe's plurality,
800 Total returns frsm New York,
with forty-o one election districts to
hear from, give Blaine 554 $50 Cleve-
land 554, 416; Blaine's plurality, 473.
New York, Nov. 6.-The Evening
News publishes the following con-
spicuouSly:
We believe it to be our duty to caution the
Of at off M
will Of the people by tamperiug wtth the election
returns viii he perilous, The popul6Ce IN case OF
fraud on the returns could not be re,traiNed. AS
much as We dcprecate violence, we fear turbu-
ence and bloodshed would be tn r1slllt
ROME. N. Y, Nov. 6.-Ihe official
returns of Ontario county give Blaine
6 $50, Cleveland 8, 641, Butter l27, st.
John 233.
New YORK, Nov. 6 Returns from
all the election districts of this state
but 80, give sos, 331 republican votes
and 554 $50 democratic votes; rcpub,
lican plurality, 372. This includes q
correction Of the previous figures by
the official vote of Onondaga county.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6. Returns from
all districts ia the state but 30 pre-
cincts. The vote is Blaine, $50 l54
Cleveland 500. 756. The plurality for
Blaine, 39s
NEW York, Nov. 6 Twelve uni
formed policemen were on duty near
the Western Unlsn building this
evening and Captain Bsrghald, of the
9th precinct, said nobody had re
quested the services of the men there,
that he had only taken the step as a
precautionary measure. He Withdrew
them soon after midnight, as there
seemed to be no occasion for their
presence. A crowd of at least 600, and
few men, marched down BroaC way
to the Western Union building Just
before midnight shouting, mo no,
no, Blaine won't go, and cheering
Cleveland la front of the telegraph
office the crowd continued their cheer
ing and cry. A dozen policemen scat
tered the crowd.
NEW YORK, Nov. Ga crowd OF
enthusiastic democrats, headed by q
bond, started up Fifth avenue to pass
the headquarters of the national re
publican national committee. Their,
was a large crowd in the street, auc
trouble was feared, but was avoided
by Sergeant Chapman, who had
charge of the police around
headquarters. He was told the prom
enaders should be arrested for march.
ing without a permit, but wiser coun-
sells prevailed and the crowd passed
in peace but with a deal of noise. As
the night grew the excitement in
l ...oo,oI nha IICR,r,or 1ottgn lonhv
was a study. II was the same at the
Fifth Avenue hotel, Brunswick and
Windsor AS the night grew later the
crowds diminished slowly
New YORK, Nov. 6 The news tel
egraphed to the West giving election
bulletins are Western Union bulle-
tins, and they are denounced as ut
terly false by all the newspapers Of
the city except only the Tribune. Jay
Gould has an interest in the election.
He has bet immense sums of money
upon the state and country going foI
Blaine. He has also an interest IN
having Mr.. Blaine act as the national
executive officer. Mr. Gould's
dispatches to the West and
those Of the associated press
are incorrect. They do not agree
with the tabulated returns of any
newspaper office, nor with those OF
the democratic committees. The fac'
that a plurality is made to apper foi
Blaine when in truth, all other com
pilations, including those of the Sun,
give Cleveland the state, confirms the
| selief that the Western Union and
the republican committees are at
work in Concert to create the belief
that the state has gone for Blaine, in
order that the country will the
more readily believe that Blaine is
ahead and that then the returns can
be tempered with TO produce this re
suit. Tse various journals independent
and and democratic and non partisan,
are all practically agreed in their fig
ures. and they give the state to Cleve-
land. 1t is strongly suspected that q
systematic effort TO count out Mr.
! Cleveland will be attempted Charges
that it is attempted are already freely
made. The state is for Cleveland and
no manipulation of tho return can
alter the fact. There is intense OK
element here. The republicans, de