The Portland daily press., 1884-11-05
few friends ne was driven rapidly to the depot,
wnere he entered the Pullman coach bound for
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where he entered the Pullman coach bound for
Albany, and his train left at 9.15 p. m.
ALBANY, Nov. 4.-Governor Cleveland ar
rived In Albany at p. m. from Buffalo He
was received with cheers by large crowd OF
people who had gathered at the depot.
NEW York, Nov. 4.
The vote in IL j city is very heavy and there
y great deal OF scattering in the city and
~ districts outside Of New York and Brook
Iyn give Blaine, 1873; Cleveland, 16,47S;
Batler. 3l4; st. John, SS3. Net democratic
80 districts out of 712 in this city give Blaine
222. -0'SS' '0N'-' -'-' Nv
Returns from SO election districts give
Blaine, 1901; Cleveland, $3.50; Butler, 81; st.
Jonn, 800. Net democratic gain, 1,079.
Ihe Mail and Express says that Grant Is
elected may or of New York city by 10000.
l2O election districts out of 712 in this city
give CIV Blaine, Is 49ls Cleveland, 24o16; Butler,
$50: st, John, 1552
40 districts outside of New York and Brook
lyn give Blaine, 81 ,40S; Cleveland, 1912;
Butler, 1882; st. John, 3,919. A net Demo
cratic gain Of 3,422.
The Twelfth Assembly district complete
gives Blaine, 3,0l8;i Cleveland, 5,171; Butler,
u. The Sixtesnth Assembly district complete
gives Blaine, 9712; Cleveland, 5,3i3; 700 less
than Hancock's over Garfield. The Twenti-
eth Assembly district complete gives Blaine,
S,434; Cleveland, G, 6,1l4; Butler, 155; st. John,
8.
Returns from most of the Republican dis
trlcts neard from in the citv of New York, 3how
gains for the Democratic National ticket while
returns from the Democratic portions OF the
city show Democratic losses. Hewitt is un-
donbtsily elected to Congress from the 10th
district by about 6000 majority.
The 10th Assembly district complete gives
Blaine, 2.7lS; Cleveland, 53l9; Butler, 1863.
ms 9th Assembly district complete gives
Blaine, 2605; Cleveland, 640S; Butler, 125; st.
John, IS.
The 10Th Assembly district complete gives
Blaine. 4566; Cleveland, b264.
264 city districts gives Blaine, 39164; Cleve-
land, 51948; Butler, 1887; st John, 327.
40 outside districts gives Blaine, 99250;
Cleveland, S1759; Butler 2546; ST. John, 5225.
A net Democratic OF 1872.
In the 11th Assembly district Garfields ma
jority Of 1882 is reduced to 222. In the 7th As
sembly district Garfeld's majority Of 1440 dis
appears and Cleveland has majority of 572
Palitzer is elected from the 9th district by an
immense majority.
One hundred and seven districts of New
York and Brooklyn give Blaine "a, ,591; Cleve-
land 81 1868; Butler Alt; St. John 1857, net
Democratic gain of 1890. In Brooklyn 1T dis
tricts Cleveland's majority is IL ,135.
One hundred and forty-nine election dis
trict outside of New York and Brooklyn give
Blaine "a 4,285; Cleveland 29,69S; Butler 1861
St. John 1857. A net Democratic gain of
2913.
One hundred and sixty-nine districts outside
of New York and Brooklyn give Blaine 3d.
861; Cleveland 34,005; Butler 1868; st. John
255o. A net Democratic gain of 1892.
One hundred and Dinety-two districts out
side of New York and Brooklyn give Blaine
a 6s2 Cleveland 80 1902; Butler 11S6; st. John
1885, Net Democr attic gain OF 2429.
The Thirteenth Assembly district complete
gives Blaine 4.876; Cleveland 4,453; Butler
139; st. John 81. A Republican gain OF 1853.
The 10th Assembly district complete gives
Blaine 3,43A; Cleveland 6,114; Butler 154; st.
The 7th Assembly district complete gives
Blaine 1882; Cleveland 1921.
Six hundred and five outside districts give
Blaine 143,957; Cleveland 119,3S4; Butler
37o2; St. John 74l0. Net Democratic gain of
4331
largest for years. Blaine has carried the city
by POST
BROOKLYN, Nov. 4-237 districts give Ceve-
land 59,106; Blaine, 5,168; Butler, 1856;
ST. John, 1l34; Cleveland's majority, 1888.
New YoRK, Nov. 4-348 city districts out of
712 give Blaine DC, ,795; Cleveland, 62, ,232; But
Ter. 1896; St. John, 799. The indications are
that Cleveland's majority in this city will, so
far as now heard from, not exceed 100000.
NEW YORK, NOV. 4-537 outside districts
give Blaine 225. 800; Cleveland, 1O3, 1928; But
Ter, 1881; st. John, 6274-a net Democratic
gain OF 4463
ALBANY, N. z, Nov. 4.--The Evening Jour
nal claims the State for Blaine if the New
York city reports are correct. ClevelaRd's
majority i'll New York city will not be less
than 10000 nor over 81, 900.
447 outside districts give Blaine 106421:
Cleveland, 87792; Butler, 2748; st. John, $3.50.
A net Democratic gain of 4642.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 4.-247 districts of Kings
County give Cleveland, 61417; Blaine, 47382;
Butler, 1874 st. John, 1892.
Shortly after O'Clock this afternoon Presi-
dent Arthur accompanied by Surrogate Rollins
drove from the Fifth Avenue hotel to the poll
ing place in the distriot in which his home is
situated and deposited his ballot for the Re.
publican presidential electors, city, county and
National officers.
The Sun bulletin SAYS that Blaines majority
in Pennsylvania is 10000; in Ohio 25OOO.
The Times Claims that Cleveand's majority
in New York city is $4,000.
The Tribune bulletin says that Connecticut
has gone Republican by 800 and New Hamp-
shire by 1000.
The Herald says that Butler's vote in New
York city is less than 5000.
Kings County comolete gives Cleveland
majority of 10239. 615 election districts in
New York State outside of New York and
Brooklyn gives Blaine 146437; Cleveland, 121,-
1888; Butler, 1921; 1918. A net Democratic
gain of 5401.
Senator Jones OF the Democratic National
Committee says there is no doubt but that New
York state has given Cleveland from $4,000 to
10000 ma1ority; New jersey, 5000 and Conuec-
ticut, $500
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Reports from 10 As
sembly districts shows Gibbs for mayor to be
out of the race aud Grant running ahead of
Grace.
Sevsnhundred and ten outside give Blaine
170. .654, Cleveland 141,815, net Democratic
gain of l5,556
Seven hundred and sixty-sight districts give
Blaine l84 780, Cleveland 1853. .855, Butler A.
S58. st. John 10,077, a net Democratic gain of
6,212.
The returns are in favor OF Grace for mayor
but Grant is probably elected and Tammany
probably carries the balance uf the city and
county ticket.
give Blaine 22S, ,766, Cleveland 191, ,541, Butler
5,710, St.John L, ,473, net Democratic gain
of {, 1929.
The corrected total city vote with but one
election district missing gives Blaine 89,572,
Cleveland 132, ,835, Butler 3,343, st. John
979. Chairman Jones, Secretary Fessenden
and Messrs. Elkins and Hobart of the Repnb-
lican National Committee, claim that Blaine
has carried every Northern State.
Buffalo complete gives Blaine 18 526,
Cleveland II ,474, St. John 204, Butler 10S, a
Democratic gain of 574. Lockwood, DEM, for
Congress, is certainly defeated. Payne, DEM,
is probably defeated by Weber in the Thirty
third District.
The Democratlc National Committee claim
ed 10 o. nn. to have sufficient evidence to show
that Kings county would give $1,000 majority;
Queens county 5000 and Richmond 1000. max
ing total net majority for Cleveland below
the Harlem river Of at least 65, 900. At the
same time Senator Jonas of the Democratic
national committee stated privately that from
his adyices New Jersey would give 5000 an ID
Connecticut $500. He said these estimates
were moderate. He also entertained we'll
founded hopes for Indiana and by no means
conceded Nevada.
BRooKLYN, Nov. 4.-The following are
electsdto Congress: Second District, Felix
Campbell, Dem; Third, Darwin R. James,
Rep; Fourth, Peter P. Mahoney. Dem;
Fifth, Archibald M. Bliss, Dem.
The to tai vote of the city Of Brooklyn and
county towns gives Cleveland 67,SS9, Blaine
5250I, Butler 2,139, st. John 1892; Cleve-
lands plurality 1888.
Cleveland carries Queens and Suffolk coun-
ties. Perry Belmont, Dem, is re-sected to