The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-05

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large. There is great demand for Cleveland
tickets in Republican districts. No Demo-
cratic detection is visible. The Butler vote is
inperceptibe. An immense Cleveland major
ity indicated here and In brooklyn In Brook
lyn, the independent Republicans are out In
great force at the polls, for Cleveland" New
York and Brooklyn indications are the same
at this hour as when Cleveland was elected
governor. All Democratic organizations are
solid. There is no Irish dlsanection.
AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, Nov. "A heavy vote is being
polled. In some of the wards three -fourths
of the total registration was polled before
noon. The Butler vote is lighter than was
expected. st, John is hardly heard OF.
CLEVELAND CRAWLING Up.
0swEGo, Nov. 4.-Tho election is
progressing quietly, and a large vote is being
cast Reports from both Republican and
Democratic sources indicate that Cleveland
is running ahead, and thst he will carry the
city by from 100 10 200 majority, possibly lar
ger. Some st. John votes are being cast, and
few for Butler.
COSKLING's HoMR
UTICA, Nov. 4.-A heavy vote 10 be-
ing polled. Surface indications are that
Cleveland's majority in the city will be from
5000 to 5,0OA
oTSEGo oUTDoING HERsELF
CooPERsTOwN, Nov. 4. - The ipdisa-
tloas are that otsego county will give Cleye-
land moro OF n majority than 1t gave Tildon
IN 1876
HOPE HE'S RIGHT
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Senator Jonas, Of the
Democratic national committee, says there
Ia no doubt that New York has given Cleve-
land from SsOcO to $3.50 majority; New Jsr-
sey, $500, and Connecticut $500.
Meagre returns from Indiana show mate
rial Democratic gains over 1850, and Senator
Jonas is confident of Democratic majority
In that state and California, lie also hopes
for Nevada.
THE RETURNS,
New YORK, Nov. 4.-One hundred and
seventyseven election districts in Broolrlyn
out OF 2)S districts, show Cleveland major
ty Of II, ,l35.
One hundred and forty-nne election dis
trcts in New York state, outside of the cities
OF New York and Brooklyn, give Blaine
a2S5; Cleveland, 29,G0S; Butler, 7G6; st John.
l,057.
fifty-nve election districts out of 7l2
New York city give Blaine 5Gls votes;
Cleveland, 1887; Butler, lsl st. John, ,22.
One hundred and twcnty-elght election dis
triets outside OF the cities OF New York and
Brooklyn give Blaius 20,273; Cleveland, 25,574;
Butler, 4S9; 81. John, 1884. Net Democratic
gain, 2,69S.
One hundred and twenty election districts
in thsclty give Blaine s,4Ol; Cleveland, a.
OlS; Butler, 635; ST. John, 1856.
Indications are that Clevclaud's majority
In this city will be 5000 To i0,oO0
The twelfth assembly district Of this city
complete gives Blaine 3,0lS; Cleveland, 6,l7l;
Butler, Il. The sixteenth assembly district
complete Blaine, 27lS; Cleveland, 5,A8;
200 less than Hancock over Garfield. The
| twentieth assembly district complete,
Blaine 3i3i; Cleveland, G,ll4' Butler, 1856;
ST. John, S, The eighth assembly district
complete, Blaine, 46j; Cleveland, 8sl2; Re
pub lean majority SO. This district four
years ago gave Hancock 1888 majority. one
| hundred and nincty-sevcn districts in
brooklyn give Cleveland 4D,l6l. Blaine,
S7,2ls; Butler, l,5ll; st John, 0N Thors are
eleven districts to hear from.
The Seventh assembly district complete.
Blaine, i,SS2; Cleveland, 1921; Batler, III; st.
John, 7S Ninth district complete, Blaine,
1865; Cleveland, 520i Butler, l25; st. John,
l2i Fifth district complete, Blaine, 2.GO5,
Cleveland, 1873; Butler l25; st. John Is.
! Tho first tVnrl pf nVa.Iy T.rn a., ,
Henry Ward Beecher, gives Cleveland, .2i4;
haine' L'at; the first time the ward has gone
| Democratic.
/ The thirteenth assembly district completes:
! Elaine 1870; Cleveland, 4,453; Butler, 1870; st.
John9l; Republican gain of l5s
The Fifth assembly district complete.
Blaine, 2,dy5; Cleveland, l,A9S; Ratler, l25; -.
/ JoNn, lsi Democratic ruln oli.e.
The second assembly district complcto,
| Blaine 58il; Cleveland, eN0i; Bu,ltr, 2sS; :
| John, "a; a Democratic gain. uf i.e
-Four hundred and thirty.sevon ,lectlon
districts in New Yorl, state, OF The 1891 elcc-
tion districts outside Of the cltcs Of No,,
York and Brooklyn, give Blaine lO5.lso.
cleveland, SG.1So; Butler, 2,6ji st. John. ssh
Nloyeland's majority in Now York civ.
will' so far as now heard from. not eScasi
"','. Iva brooklyn C'cvclands majority is
| about 1850.
Tie ,wontv-nrst assembly district com.
p'otc' Blaine, 4o59; Cleveland. 4,GlO; butler.
81; ST. John, 55. ''''''
iWeniy-thirl assembly, district cornple,o
""ino' "22li Cleveland, sSi2; Butler. 2g7; 81.
John. G3.
The eleventh assembly distrlc, comni.,o
hltinr 3at2i Cleveland, 3.Hi2; Rutler. 81. ~
dohn. %i u Democratic pnln ofl,2g7.
rwgniy-soconl district comnISis Rrc,,,
ball; Cleveland, ool,; Butlcr, 9sS: 81. Jobn,
Fourteenth assembly district. eomp,e,o
hhlne, 2-'; Cleveland iS7; Butler.
a; ST. John, 20. ''''
enihasscmhly district complete. Blaine.
illiClcyolud, 5,6SS; Butler, Igl. 81. John. II
ihlrd assembly district complete. BnIne.
2b2'; Nlovo'oudt,'Ol Butler. l3l; "a. John. 10
seventeenth assembly district complcto
Hialne, 5saj; Cleveland, tiol; Butler. go7; 5
John, 81 ''''
returns from one-third nf the state outside
OF Hrooklyn and New York give RenublI.
5,72i. '"''' e"'"'
This city, with twelve election districts IN
hear i'om' shows the present majority fer
cleveland over Blaine Is n,R,O
ESTIMATING RESULTS.
frooab'y the Democratic majority in Al.
oany county viii be less than l,TO The
democrats concedc the election OF swinburn.
Republican, ia congress.
TuEREsuLr IN BurFAto
Inc election here was generally very
qulet. Ihe vote poled Is tho lnr,-nsi fnr ,.nnrs