The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06

%, the independent Republicans uro out n
great fore, al the polls, ior rleyr'and,' NoN
I York aud nIooklyn Indication, nre the sam'
at thl hour as when cleveland was olented
governor. All Democratic organizations are
solid, There e. no Irl 10 di-uheoI On,
ArALHAN.,
I ALWASY, Nov, ~ heavy vote Is heius
I pollci, IN SOME of tlIe wards thrcc-iourihs
| nf tho total rcgistTaiio' WAS pnll'd before
noon. Tile Butler vote il light'r uau was
* oc,eu, 81. John is her,lly hcard"L
CLEVELAND CRAWLING NJ,
| OsWEGo, Nov, i,-rhr election l.
pr urrssing quietly, aud "a large vote Il being
east Reports from both Republican aud
| Democratic sources indlcat thai Cleveland
! /. running ahead, and ia I De ' IA carry the
city by fJom lcl to 10 major u, pus,bly lar
ger. Some ~, John votes are bang ca.t, and
a lew for Butler
CoSKLING's uuGE
UrCA, Nov i.-i heavy vote Is be-
| Ing pol.d. Surface Indications are that
! rIovrland's majority in ;hc city will bc lrom
! 3,O.0to 500.
ursEGo ouTDnIsG iTERsPLy,
| CooPEHsTowE, Nov, I. - The iUdica-
| tlons are that Olscgo county will give Clevr-
land more o,a majority than It gave rlden
tn 1870.
rorF uE's RIGHT.
NEW YoRK, Nov. l.-scUU'Ur Jonas, of The
Democratic national committee, snys there
| is no doubt that New York tus given Cleye-
| laud from S6,OOn to 5',E0 mai rty; New Jcr-
scy, atOO. ard Conutc c;icut 500.
| Mrpgrc returns from Indlm0 show MAZE
rial Democratic gains over lS,n. Und .''En. or
Jonas rs confident of rcuh,Gtic nnJ nrlty
IN that state aud Caliinrniu, lie aiSu hopes
for Nevada.
TuE RErur%s.
| Nrw YoRK, Nov. 4.-On" hundred nnd
scvruty->cycn c,c. tiou districts IN Brooklyn
out of > SdlstrictS, show a lgvclnd major.
| lty OF u,lij.
on. hundred and Corty-uiHn election dis.
trirts In New York sta,', outside o IN" cities
of New York and BrpDkiyn, give Hlaino
3L@Nj: cleveland. 20,G0S; Butler idG; John,
| l,ni7.
Firy-nye election distri = ont o. 7l2 Ia
New York city give 80 tine o5i, votes;
Cievcl,nd, 1857; Butler, ial' II JuNp,&
one hundred and twenty righ r'"nrloH dis
| r~lci. outside Of the cities uf New York and
BrooJlyn give Blaine 2a27", lcv,l0ni. 9j,57l;
! Butler, ISa; 81. John, So. Net Democratic
| .aln, 2,G0S.
Onc hundred and twcaty election district,
! in this city give Blaine 1881; Cleveland, a.
0iG: Butler, 635; 81. John, 10.
| Indications are that Cleveland. majority
in this city will be- 5000 TO iO,OOH
| The twelfth assembly district Of this city
complete gives Blaine 3.0lS; Cleve and, SIN;
Butler, Il. Tho sixteenth assembly district
sompleto. Blaine, 2,7;S; Cleveland, 5,N3;
| 700 less than Hancock over Garfield. The
twentieth assembly distri-t compile tc,
Blaine, 3 iSi; Cleveland. G,li' Bu Ter, l55;
ST. John, s, The eighth assembly district
complete, Blaine, 465; Cleveland, S,Si2; Re.
pub lean majority SO. This district -four
years ago CAV" Hancock lob majority. One
hundred and ninety-eeven districts in
Brooklyn give Cleveland 49,l6l. Blaine
37,als; Butler, l,5ll; st hn, sl. There ore
eleven districts to hear from.
The Seventh assembly district complete
| Blaine, i,SS2; Cleveland i,62l; Builer, Ill; st
| John, IS. Ninth district complete, Blaine,
1866; Cleveland, 5,26i Butler l25; ST. John
l24. Fifth district complete, Blaine, 1905
Cleveland, 1903; Butler 125; st. John, Is,
The first ward OF Brooklyn, the home OF
| Henry Ward Beccher, gives Cleveland, ,2Si
Blaine, ,,36; the first time tue ward has gone
| Democratic.
| The thirteenth assembly district complete
Haine, 1876: Cleveland, I,ijS; Butler, l3O; st.
| John 81 Republican gain of l5S.
The Fifth assembly district complete
| Blaine, 1905; Cleveland, 4,i8S; Butler, l25; ST
John, Is; Dem jcratic gain OF l39.
The second assembly distric. complete,
Blaine, 5,3il; Cleveland,
John, Gl; n Democratic gain of 4O2
Four hundred and tA!rty-seyen election
| districts in New York state, of the 1891 cleo
tion districts outside of the cities of New
York and Brooklyn. give Blaine l05,lS9;
Cleveland, SG.7S0; Butler, 2,65i st. John. 5,57l
Cleveland's majo r!ty in Aew York city
viii, so far as now heard from, not excee"
| 10000. In Brooklyn Cleveland's majority Is
about 1000.
| The twonty-hrst assembly district COM
plotc, Blaine, 1859; Cleveland. 4,Gi0; Butler
| u; 81. John, 81.
Twenty-third assembly district complete
Blaine, 1921; Cleveland, S,SI2; Butler, 2g7; st.
| John, l32,
| The eleventh assembly district complete
Blaine, 3,j62; Cleveland, 3,3i2; Butler, 81; St
| John. 30; a Democratic gain of 1927.
Twenty district complete, Blaine
| 5,3il, Cleveland, 9,O0i; Butler, 1885, st. John
| 81.
Fourteenth assembly district, complete
| Blaine, 2,25a; Cleveland 1887; Butler,
| "a; st. John. 20.
Tenth assembly district complete, Blaine,
ALI; Cleveland, 5,5SS; Butler, l2i; st. John, II.
| Third assembly district complete, Blaine,
2,G27: Clevciund i, 100; Butler, 1871; ST. John, TO-
Seventeenth assembly district complete,
Blaine, 5265; Cleveland, 6,40l; Butler, 2U7; =,
John, 81
Returns from one-thrd of the state outside
OF Brooklyn and New York give Republi-
can plurality of q 800; net Democratic gain,
5,72i.
This city, with twelve election districts to
hear from, shows the present majority far
Cleveland over Blaine is 1850
ESTIMATING RESULTS.
Probably the Democratic majority in AL
bany county will be less than 800. The
Democrats concede the election of Swinburn,
Republican, to congress.
RESULT IN BUFFALO
The election here Was generally very
quiet. The vote polled is the largest for years.
With three strong Democratic districts to
hear from, which will probably give Cleve-
land 100 majority, and two Republican dis
tricts 10 hear from, which will probably add
to Blaine's majority 200, Blaine has carried
the city by l,0S9.
Lockwood, Democrat, congressional can
,lidate, is defeated by 1900 by Col Freque-
har.
John b. Weber is elected probably by o
small majority for congress in the Thirty
third district.
In Cleveland's ward Blaine has a majority
,r299. This ward, as a rule, gives 700 Repub-
lican majority,