Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06
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indianapolis, Indy NOV. o-oIo Vot-
ing places show net republican gains
of 5,2O3, indicating Blaine's plurality
in the state for about 1000.
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indianapolis, Nov. 5, $50 p. m.-The
state yet doubtful, but indications fa-
vorable to the Republicans.
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Raleigh, N. C.-Democratic MAORI
ty $4,000 in the state. Democrats
elect 8 out Of Q congressman, gain Of
l. Hara, col, is elected to Congress
from second district
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Chicago, Ill.-Haarrison, democrat
for governor, carries Cooke comfy by
5000 majority. 405 precincts outside
Of Cooke county show democratic
gain of 1886 on basis Of 3,4O0 precincts
in the state. This would if ratio con-
tinued, give on whole state demo-
cratic gain Of $4,000 to meet the Re-
publican majority of 4O,716 in 1850.
The republican strongholds however,
are yet to hear from. The following
Congressman are elected: First Dis
trict, r. W. Dunham, republican, End
Lawler, democratic, Sd, Ward, demo-
cratic, 4th, Adams, republican, 9th Ell
wood, republican, 9th Hit, republican,
7th Henderson, republican, 8th Plumb,
republican, 9th Payson, republican,
10th Worthington, democratic, 11th
Petrie, republican, 10Th Riggs, demo
cratic, 18th Springer, democratic, 14th
Rowell, republican, 18th Carmor, re-
publican, 10th Mccartney, republican,
18th Eden, democratic, 18th w. d.
Morrison, democntic, 10th, r. w.
Townsend, democratic, Goth, Thomas,
republican. The chairman OF the state
republican committee gives the state to
Blaine by $4,000.
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Little Rock, Ark. Nov. 6-The
Democratic majority In this State is
upwards OF 10000 and all Democratic
congressman probably elected.
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SanFrancisco, Cal, Nov. 6-On..Basls
OF returns ALREADY received it is con-
cluded that the republicans have car
ried the State by 5000. The republi-
cans elect three congressman and the
Democrats twa Republican gain ol
three, with one Dist. still to hear from
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London, Eng, Nov. G-The Stan
dard speads OF the election OF Cleve-
land as a welcome surprise. It re-
marks that il is absurd for Mr.. Blaine's
supporters to expect any one 10 be-
lieve their figures on the result Had
the Republicans selected candidate
of decent reputation the result would
perhaps have been different. The
Daily News thinks there is little
doubt that Mr.. Blaine has been elect
ed. In a review OF his career the
News declares that even Mr.. Glad
stones energy sinks into insignificance
when compared with that of Blaine
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Denver, Col.-Democrats concede
the State to republicans by 1900 to
5000 majority.
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Richmond, Va, IL m.-Half of State
heard from. Indications democratic
majority of 1000. s out of 10 congress
men democrats.
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Baltimore, Md.-Vote In Maryland
wss 1925 Cleyeland's plurality TO-.
1856.
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Albany, N. Y, q. m.-The Albany
| Journal states that New York is still
In doubt, and the official vote is needed
10 determine the result
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Buffalo, N. Y, a. m.-The returns
from Buffalo City complete gives
Blaine 1858, Cleveland 1856
Blaine majority, 972 For Congress
in the Thirty-second District Far
quahar, Republican, received 1850.
and Lockwood, Democrat 1905
Eric county, including the city, give:
Blaine 1919 plurality, with three
country precincts to hear from. Erie
county elects three Democrats to the
Assembly, Shehan in the First, Giese
in the Second and Jackson in the
Fourth. The Republicans elect Haw
kins in the Third and Krause in the
Fifth. Blaine's majority in Mont
gomeIy is 2l0.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Returns are slow
but show Democratic gains on Gar.
field. majority of 5000 in the city
The State is close In the Fourth
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