The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-11-06
i,nODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE Il, l., Nov, b,-1'ho vote Of tho
| Stntc, complete, IN ~ follows lilulnol lpUNi
| Cleveland, l4,llNj butler laj ~ John WI,
lilqlnos majority b,%5 against i'lb1 for Gar
ilOld Ia leeU,
SOUTH oARoLISA,
CHARLESTON \, g., Nov, h-SCnitCrnp ro'
turns from number of counties throughout
the state Indicate that the Democrats have
elected their entire ticket by II large majority,
with six out of HCYcn congressman, Tho oloo'
ton No far ~ heard from wns pouooiul
TENNEssEg.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov, b,-'rho galna In
the city nr0 generally Republican, Tho
Democratic Electoral ticket viii bO elected by
the usual majority liutO, Tor NOVcrnur, wiz
probably bo elected by reduced majority
TEXAS,
AUSTIN Tex, Nov h-Ircland, the Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor IN conceded
elected bY ut loast 5OOOJ, while tho majority
,OU,J,
VERMONT
MONTurLtrI VI, Nov h.s-OuO hundred and
forty towns Blaine AHll, Cleveland, l9UNl,
liuilcr ass ~ John, llNsi llluluCs plurality
liO7, Tho same towns Ia lel gave Garfield
GHNA; Hancock hllij weaver l,Ollj Gar
fields plurality inOil II the remaining towns
Riyo II prOpurllouulo vote BlaIuos majority
Will bo upward OF 1000
Virginia,
RICHMOND, Va, Nov, 6,-'lhe lndcntlonA
are that Cleveland uud Wise curry this q, " 10y
2,uli majority, Thirteen country precincts
show net Democratic mIn OF ~ on tho
MHscy'Wi4r contest OF 1870, whom Wlsu'a mt
wEsT VIRGINIA
CHARLESTON, w. W., Nov, h,-Tho election
passed OIL very quietly, Snyder Democrat, Il
Republican, for Congress, li0 majority,
Republican guin of 2N on the October vote,
lnrkWrshurg District gompSo gives llnrbgo
for Congress lu,S, Gibson, ibli lIlulno, DNi
llcvClunG, Golts majority In Clnrkshurp N
lhS, which indicates u majority OF O0l In Far.
risOn County llurbOc Republican, for Con
gross, hns u majority IN lnrkorHburg OF 3lB, u
gain oy0r Maxwell OF ~
WISCONSIN,,
MuwAtWEE WIS, Nov. 6,-Thc indications
here nrc thut the opublCuns have carried tho
SuitO hy II reduced lnulOrlty, secretary Payne,
OF the Republican state Committee, estimates
llOn0s plurality NJ lb,0U, nglunst W,iUj for
Garfield II laSO
NOTES on TIIG CONGRESSIONAL MONT,
In Florida Davidson und DOughorty lDCmsl,
nrc elected, the latter dOlCnilng llisbCo llioph
lllshoc win contest II the House should bO Re,
publican, rs he hus done twice before This
IL u Democratic Ruln OF one mombor
In GCOrglu the whole delegation OF ton IN
Democratic, ns IN the present House,
In MlAAIsslppi the Congressional delegation
stands six Democrats aud ono ROpubCun
pourGO, Colorcd, being elected over Catch
ings IN the Third This Is u Democratic gain
OF ono,
In South Carolina sIy Democrats aud ono
Republican lTc elected 10 Congress-, no gain
for either side,
In Maryland Colo dDcm,l Ia elected In the
Fourth, MCCOmus Olgpl N reelected IN the
Third, llHltOu liupD ~ defeated In the Fifth
by Compton lDCml Gibson uud Shnw iDumsl
iSO elected In tie First nnd second This
tuukpu IlN lulpUuIl NI.tuI uNp npunpppuIa
NopuhOUni II Democratic Htlln OF L.
In Louisiana 'hC Democrats OlUut llvo Con-
grOssmcn sure, Al ton 4, N, the contest ho'
tween qNS9nni9r ko'logg l'epl gnd Gay
Kellogg Ia now the only Republican Congress
man from the state,
TcSp returns u solid delegation of eleven
bong Democratic gain Of ono us the district
represented by Tom OchlltrO0 QtCpJ returns u
Democrat
In vlrplnIp the Democrats elect eight out OF
ten Congressman, Hurry l,lhhcy IN the Nor
folk nnd brady IN tho PolorsbuIg districts arc
the only Republicans elected This IN n Dom
OorntlC gain of two,
IN Connecticut ex-senator Eaton, tho Ran
dali turllto, IN defeated hy buck tlppl In the
First District Alton .ltOpl N elected over
MITCHELL present member from the Second
seymour DOM IN reelected IN the Fourth
nud johnson ODpml probably duluulA Wait for
ro.CcgtlOn IN the Third,
IN, Mlghlgln, Mnybprry Dcml II reelected
In the First Districts Allen OippO IN the Soc
ond o DOnncl tliop) ~ the 'rhlrdi burrows
(ltOp,) IN the Fourth, The Republicans gnin
two Congressman IN this State, making
the delegation stand olght 10 three IN their
favor
ono Democratic Antl.Monopolst Congress-
man, Brown, IL elected In tho First District Of
Nobrnstn-n Democratic Raln OF ono
Az Indicated by tho latest returns the prob
abilities are thnt the next House VIII stand
Democrats, lsO, Republicans, 1870, n Domo
cratic majority of ",