The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-06


Many congratulstory dispatches We're
received by Mr. Blaine. About noon
Senator Malone telegraphed confirm
alton of the report that Virginia had
gone Republican. This news was very
consOlatory 70 those of Blaine's friends
who were still doubtful about New York.
Early in the evening dispatch was
record saying California had declared
tor Blaine, by majority of l0,000.
Nevada by good majority, and Oregon
b. at least l,000. Several
DIscoURAeING DISPATCHES
were received from Indiana, which had
previously been regarded as certain for
tho Republicans, but Blainc's friends
were not disturbed because they claim
ed their candidate would DO elected
without New York.
About 9 O'Clock, a. m. however, q mes
sage was received from Kitchener, secre-
| larry OF the indiana publican commi
| tee stating that alt ougn the state wa
clt SO, Blaine Won a almost certainly
| have small plura ty. Almost inme
York:
- nave accurate returns from every
| election district, save Isl in the state.
Makihg ample allowance for tAe latter
| am sure Won have carried the state.
ls!gned ). p. FRENCH.
A RECOUNT WANTED.
BOSTON, Noy 5.-Lodge, Republican
candidate for congress in the Sixth dis.
trict, has petitioned for a recount of The
Totes Tho plurality OF Lowering
Democrat, is lie.
PENN- YLvANGA LEGIsLATUnE.
PHILADELPHIA, NOV. ga plurality
of 7O,01O is indicated for Blaine here.
atlVe districts OF the state eXcept in
Wayne county show that the senate
VIII have 81 Republicans and 10 benz
| OcratS' House, 40 Republicans, - DEM
ocrats, with two doubtful districts.
III sALTEp u on THE SLOPE.
y FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-AlthoOgh
the election returns ara still. inc0mp1 e.,
| YET they are sufficiently full to show
tnaV Tue state has gone Republican.
no most conservative now
estimate Bluine's majority ut 2ON ia
ms city and 5000 lu the interior.
gving him majority Of 5000; but thu
republican victory goes farther al d
u1cy seem according to the latpst
returns received to have wIcsted the
tx congressman from their opponents
" hat IS equally important: They nav
elected sufficient number o.
members OF tue legislatures %
give them majority on joint
oalIgt, giving the state another Republi-
can United States senator. The gains
IN many localities have been Etrle.
The state literally jumped from Delnoc.
racy into Republicanism. Protection
has been the "a. 20. Oregon gives Blaine
majority Of ", and the Republicans
. aim Nevada by 1000.
ANOTHEH Close CALL
DETROIT, Nov. 5.-BefOre midnight
the Democrats still claim the election of
their state ticket, but make no claims
on the national ticket. The Blaine
electors are probably elected, but it is
not yet decided. The Republicans claim
he has the state vote by several thousand
plurality, and also the election of their
state ticket.
The Free Press makes careful and con.
servatlye estimates and claims the
election of Begole, (fusion) for governor
by not less than 1909.
The Post, Republican, claims the
electoral ticket by 10000 and the state
ticket by about 5000. In twenty-one
counties reported in full Blaine has n
majority of 1898 and Alper.
Republican, Tor governor, 1924. Filty,
seven counties are not reported.
For congress, the Democrats claim the
first, second, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth.
tenth, and concede the third, fourth,
ninth and eleventh. The second is uu,
settled. The Republicans claim the
second, third, ninth and eleventh, and
concede the fist, fifth, sixth, seventh,
eighth, ninth, with he tenth unsettled.
THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-rhe returns
ana estimates place the Republican plu-
rality in the state at 10000 or more. Re-
publicans elect out OF 9 con-
gressmen, Bragg and Rankin
| being the only Democrats saved
This IL Republican gain of 4. The
lnaJori.les on congressman range
from 700 up. The legislature
is Republican in both branches.
insuring the election OF Republican
to the United States sen tte. AT mid.
night line of 1000 Republicans are
psrading the streets of Milwaukee with
bands and banners In honor of their
victory.