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


tional returns have been received from
Michigan this morning, and it is be-
lieved the Republicans will elect the
presidential electors. For governor,
Begole dusion) aud Alger (Repubicanj
VIII be very close, with both parties
claiming q victory. For congress, The
iu-ionists elect representatives in the
first, fourth, sixth and seventh districts.
The second, third and ninth are still in
doubt, but strung indications of the
election Of Democrats. Tho eighth
(torr's distnct) is still undecided, but
probably gone fusion. Nothing addi.
tlonal reported on the legislature.
CHICAGO, Now 5.--Throe hundred and
siXty-eight precincts in Michigan, which
Includes abO half tho wards in Detroit.
give Blaine 60 800; Cleveland G0,g5O; But
.er 9,02l; st. John 7,05l.
Alger Republican, for governor 6S, ,64s;
BegOle, fusion, G0,4l3; Preston, Prohibi-
tionist 5,9l9i "a net Democratic gain of c.
! $40
Allen, Republican, for congress- in the
second district, Is elected by u small
majority.
WILL 90 REpuBLfsAN.
DETRoI Nov 5,-rhe .Atest leports
rec ived ia this city show Increased
| Democratic gains In Republican coun-
ties. If tine present ratio o. gain be con-
tinued, the state viii be decidedly fusion
for electors and probably for the state
ticket, The Democrats claim the Sec
oud district as Democrats, instead of
doubtful Returns are coming In
slowly. The upper peninsula, strongly
Republican heretofore, has been cut
down greatly.
The coNGR. SIGNAL VOTE.
! -. IN n NM 'rnp iafnAf rn,g.l.,
on congressman give the fusion ticket
! siN-ai Democrats. Maybury in the
| iirst, ComsIO'k in the df h. Winans i'm
| the sixth, Carleton iu the seventh, THrn-
| sey IN the eighth, Fisher in the tenth.
| The Republicans elect three: O'Dunnell
! IN the third, CutUheun In tue nmtn and
| Moitttt IN the eleventh. rho second
Will need The full returns to decide. Ii
is very close. The fourth is reported
Tor both parties, and the reports are 80
coz Trajectory that 1t is impossible To- tell
what the result will be-
Four hundred and sevuntv-seven pr 10
cinct' in Michigan give Blaine SO,TOi;
Nleyeiaud7hO39; Butler l4,O67; ST. john
| 1918, a iuS,'n plurality l,S52. The
same procinc' give Alger, Republican,
Tor governor 1L7oS; Regule. fusinn, T2,4ls;
| PtestOn, prohihitipulSt, G,gG. Tn. late, [
returns from the congressional districts
show that the Democrats have carried
hiN and Republicans three, with Two i'm
doubt.
TIN IL EXPLANATION.
b,iR 1T, Nov. 5.-lhe returns from
Michigan in regard 10 the iusinn vote
may be somewhat confusing. Tho Re-
| publican vote h idll ON the leading can b.
didates. 10 get tho rull fusion vote ON
1ut president 10 Is necessary To add the
vote given SEPARATELY in the bulletins
| FOR cleveland aud Butler. II the vote of
the state 's decided Tor the iusinn ticket,
aH seems prOhabte at this writing. z %.
hlp Cleveland vii ruceivo ak
electoral votes, Butler Nix and
one goes for Blaine. In voting, the
Greeubackers aud Democrats voted for
the Same men fot twelve electoral
places, and for different men for the
thirteenth place, which allows chance
ior one Blaine eleUtor. IL was desired to
ma the relative strength of the Green-
oackers and Democrats, and honce the
vote rs sent separately. Repnrts 40 far
ingive very little information ahout fhe
upper peninsula, which il the Rennbli
can stronghold, hut the Indications are
ior great Democratic gains ihcro.
CLOSE VOTE INnICA Ep.
DLrRoIE Nov. 5.-The afternoon vote
received Indicated the election of tho
state and national fusion tickets, hut
ialer hsures alter this somewhat. The
Democrats now claim the state, but SAY
the vote will be too close To tail "a
soon. The Republicans claim the state
by clear majority.
TnE tlPlR PEN NsuLA
has beou heard from i'm favor of the Re.
puhlicanS, but the. exact vote is not
Hhown, The congressman are about A,
heretofore reported.