St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-06

tickets are ahead, but at the rate Of Demo-
cratic gains there seems a chance the state
viii 90 Democratic However, the upper
peninsular Is not sill heard from ana its
strongly Republican.
DESvER, Col, Nov 4.-Returns from the
interior are coming in slowly. None OF the
cities or important towns are heard from.
Prominent Democrats, relying upon private
advices, admit the next legislature Is un-
questionably Republican. Congressman are
still IN doubt The Republican state ticket
is elected beyond reasonable doubt with
probable exception Of lieutenant governor
Biaine's majority viii reach 800, a slight
gain over the vote Of GARFIELD in 1850
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 4-There were A.
Sl4 votes cast in San Francisco to-day out
OF q total registration OF 50, 500. The indi-
cations are that the total vote OF the state
will be at least $50. 900 against 1C4, 225 in
1850. Owing to the great length OF the
ticket, votes in san Francisco will not be all
counted before Thursday.
Midnight. -Returns from IRE interior are
coming IN very slowly. Up 10 1913 p N.
only thirty-One precincts in several different
counties are heard from, giving Blaine !, 33s
Cleveland i,i36, net gain Of lSS for the
Republicans. The above ratio Of
gain will hardly be maintained
tonight as the supposltion is from
the returns already received, and other indi-
cations that Blaine runs ahead about 5000
in the interior very large vote Is poled
in this city, and indications are that the
Democrats have carried the city by perhaps
,, 500, which would make Blaine's majority
about $500. The vote cast for congressman
indicates that the Republicans might getfour
out OF the six.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov 4.-Returns from the
interior OF Missouri are very meager ana
widely scattered; 225 towns and precincts
give Cleveland %, l67, Blaine 25,45S. All
returns from the state show Marmaduke
for governor runs behind Cleveland, and
that Ford runs a little ahead OF Blaine.
lSpeciE. Telegram 10 the Globe.
FARGO, d. T., Nov. 4.--The election
passed of quietly here in the city. One
thousand six hundred aud seventy-two votes
were cast about l, 400 being for Clifford, Repub-
liean candidate for delegate. II looks proba-
bic that Johnson, Independent candidate for
the council, is elected by large majority in
this district, while the second nlaee, Is con-
tested by Twomey, Republican candidate,
and Pyatt, Independent candidate. Oliver
and Pugh. Of the Independent Democratic
ticket, are also probably elected. The result
on the other two members Of the house Is yet
in doubt John Z. Haggart IS elected sher-
III by vote OF TO over his opponent The
result on the county officers IS 50 mixed that
1t will be impossible 10 give returns until 4
late hour.
BISMARCK, Oak. Nov. 4.-Returns received
from important points OF the territory indi-
cate Republican majority Of 10000 A
great mauy counties we're practically unani-
nous for Clifford
special Telegram to the Globe
Sioux FALLS, OAK, Nov. 4.-Ginord's
majority in Minnehaha county viii probably
be :. 500, Pettigrew for the council IS elected
by probably goo and Farmer by 1900. The
straight Republican ticket for representa-
tiyes is elected.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.--Two hundred and
forty-fOur precincts outside Of Cook county
show net Democratic gain Of 6, l55.
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 4.-The Republi-
cans claim the Fourth congressional district
by 5000 majority and the election Of Brady
for congress by 800 majority.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-One thousand one
hundred aud thirty-three districts outside of
New York and Brooklyn give Blaine 266,
357, Cleveland 226, $50, Butler 1921, St.
John II, 235; net Democratic gain s, lO2.
FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, Nov. 4.-The
straight Republican ticket is elected in Otter
Tail county. Nelson's majority in the county
viii not exceed 1000. His majority in the
district will be between 1000 and 5000.
GROVE CRY, Meeker Co, Mimi, Nov. 4.
--Swede Grove cast the following vote
Blaine Al, Cleveland 81. For congress
Strait 65, Donnelly IL.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 4.-The Republicans
gained one congressman, Buck in the First
district. Mitchell, Democratic, is elected in
the Second, Seymour, Democrat, in the Third,
and Wart, Republican, in the Fourth. Later
returns do not change the result in the state
Cleyeland's plurality will probably be 1,5OO.
Later-ll0 towns, Blaine 1922, Cleve-
land ~, 43G, Garfield 1927, Hancock
A, 657, Republican loss AGA. For governor,
Harrison -, T32, Waller 45, ll3.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 4.-One hundred
and fifty townships give Blaine %, 500,
fusion 1918, net Republican gain GAG.
The very lest information that can be gained
of the congressional elections is that Weaver,
fusion, is defeated by a small majority In the
Sixth district. Henderson will be reelected
in the Third district Conger, Republican,
in the Seventh district. Puney, fusion,
will probably be elected in the Ninth district
and Murphy, Democrat, in the Second.
RICHMOND, Va, Now The State estimates
Cleyeland's majority in the state at from
5000 to 5000, and claims seven out of ten
congressman.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 4.-Returns come
In slowly. As far as heard from Blaine has
533 majority.
DEs MONIES, Ia, Nov. 4.-One hundred
and forty-four precincts give Blaine %, Sal,
Fusion 10, Ia, st. John 249, Butler l, 1856; a
net Republican gain Of ?, 1874.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Dispatches from the
/ Eighteenth district of Illinois gives Morrison,
Democratic for congress, 300 majority in
/ Belleville, St. Clair county, and gives
Needles, Republican, 400 in Bond county.
Morrison is undoubtedly reelected.
DETROIT, Nov. l., a. m.-The latest re-
turns tend 10 increase the Democratic vote.
The Free Press claims the state on the vote
I given in fifth of the precincts in the state.
The returns show strong fusion gains in all
parts Of the state.
FROM WASHINGTON.