Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-07
Election Returns.
NEW YORK.
The Philadelphis Press says

; ly Of felection districts IL nearly com
plete. The Republican majority 10 80
cure The majority for Cleveland IN
New York and Kings 10 met By rura
majority for Blaine, which elects him.
The Official county canvass remains Il
be heard from and this will confirm the
vote by elec ton districts. The reported
estimated majoritiessby counties reach
different figures, because they are In
many cases incomplete and all less
trustworthy than the poll of the State
by election precincts, complete, un.
broken and uninterrupted. At each ot
these precincts the vote is counted by
inspectors representing both parties, At
each the tally is watched BY the legal
represen tatives Of each candidate and
the returns from oil constitute the fu II
vote of the State.
NEW YORK, Nov. z 1890 .. m.-
Returns from all election districts in
the State but twelve give 558, 1858 Re-
publican votes and BOZ ,S54 Democratic
votes. Republican plurality, b14.
L. NEW YORK, Nov. 8.
To the Editor Of the Press.
New York votes for Blaine. He Ia
elected. 8. FEssENDEN,
sec'y National Republican Committee.
MICHIGAN.
| DETROIT, Nov. 8. - Michigan il
doubtful. The claim that Fusionists
have carried 1t II based on estimates
only. The returns are incomplete, but
the Republicans claim that the State
has undoubtedly been carried for
Blaine. The districts not yet heard
from yet are mostly Republican, and, on
the basis Of returns now in, the Blaine
electors have small plurality, but II
, will not exceed 5000. The State ticket
Is still In doubt, although the Republi-
cans claim the victory.
VIRGINIA.
PETERSBURG, Nov. 6.-Tbe official
returns of the election in Virginia show
Democratic ma jority of 1000 conced
ed BY the Republicans, and 10, 600 claim.
ed by the Democrats. The result has
been attained by the comm ission of
gigantic frauds and to collect proofs
OF these frauds, expose them and secure
far count OF the ballots honestly cast
Is task on which General Malone and
the Republican leaders are already
engaged. Until the result of their labors
Is known the electoral vote of Virginia
H. In doubt and cannot be counted by
either party.
WEST VIRGINIA
| WHEELING. Nov. 6.-Twenty eight
OF the fifty -four counties in West
Virginia have been heard from, in most
cases officially, with the following re-
suit: Fifteen counties show Republi-
can gains of 1878 over the result in
October thirteen counties give Demo.
cratic gains of 648, net Republican
gain OF 1880. The remain ing twenty.
six counties would have to give 5000 TO
offset the Democratic majority In Octo-
ber, and that it Is not at all likely they
can do.
Later returns, however, giveihope to
republicans that they have carri ed the
State.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 6, 1884,
Official returns received from sixty two
counties show a net Republican gain OF
,SO3. Estimating the balance Of coun
ties on basis of 1882, Secretary Miche-
ner of the Republican State Committee
thinks that Cleveland will probably
have plurality of from 1000 to
1000.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 6.-Full re-
turns from every county In the State
give Cleveland plurality of 2,5l9 The
State Senate is Republican by majori.
ty, aud the House Republican by 10
majority. The official returns will
reach the Secretary OF State tomorrow
FLORIDA.
PENSACOLA, Nov. 6.-Wast Florida
official returns thus far sustain the es.
timated Democratic majority of 1850.
So far one Senator and five representa-.
tives have been gained by the Demo-
Gratis in counties West of the Apalachi-
cola river. Escambia County, the
home of Perry, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor, gives q Democratic
majority of 80, though 1t went Republi-
can in 1882 by several hundred majori-
ty.
RICHMOND, Nov. 6.-Mr. Chaffee
telegraphs to Sen. Mahene that Flori.
da is certainly Republican.
CALIFORNIA
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-Complete
official returns from "a precincts in San
Francisco give Blaine 9,213 Clev eland,
7,416.
Six hundred and fifty eight precincts
and wards in AZ counties outside this
city give Blaine, 81, ,548, Cleveland, 49,.
270, against Garfield, Al, ,203 Hancock,
SO, 8O3. There remain 452 precincts to
be heard from.
Later unofficial returns from 112 pre-
cincts of San Francisco give Blaine 49,
474 Cleveland, 1912.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-The latest
returns give the Republicans 4S assem-
blymen and 13 Senators, which would
leave them majority OF IA on joint
ballot.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.--Returns from
about four r-ffths Of this State have now
been received. The latest returns do
not keep up the ratio of Democratic
gains, and 1t is now probable that the
Republicaus' plurality will be about
II 900. The Democrats concede the
election by the Republicans of seven of
the nine congressman of the State, q
gain OF one. The Democrats also con.
cede Republican majority of nine or
ten in the Legislature on joint ballot,
thus insuring the election OF Republi-
can United States Senator.
Real Estate.
The Smyrna Times says E. H. Beck.
real estate agent, has sold the far m
belonging to Geo. J. Underwood, at the
Big Oak" to d. W. Trumpeiler, of
Jacksonville, Fla, for $500. Mr..
Under wood bought this farm . year
ago of 7. w. Bleakley, for $4,000. Mr..
Trumpeller intends to put up q cottage
on the State road near the residence OF
8. B. briggs, which he will occupy in
the summer and spend his winters in
Florida. Mr.. Ts friends here will be
glad to welcome him back In Della
ware.
Kennard & Co., GIL Market street,
offer to day . new and beautiful new.