Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-11-13

CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. EN- Cali
fornia the republicans gain three aud
possibly four congressional seats.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston, Nov. 6. - Massachusetts
elects ten republicans and two demo
cratic congressman, a republican gain
of two.
MISSISSIPPI.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. c - Yazoo
county shows shows a republican vote
of six. There are six colored men
there who cannot be bulldozed.
FLORADA.
FLORIDA, Nov. 6-The indications
are that the democrats carry the state
by majoIities ranging from ], 900 to
1000, with gain of one congress
man.
OREGON.
PORTLAND. Nov. Oregon is re-
publican by /, 500 to 1000 majority.
The indications are that Armstrong,
republican, is elected to congress from
NV Asulngt0n Tel fltOfy.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The TribHne
says: We still believe Blaine and Lo-
gan are elected. Several states are
in doubt and likely to remain so for
some days, but the republicans seem
to have the stronger probabilities in
their favor The republican state
committee claim a handsome plurality
in New York, and reports from coun-
ties continue to justify the confidence.
Our own returns also give the state to
Blaine by a considerable plurality,
and we do not believe it can be taken
away without fraud, or that fraud can
90 undetocted 1t will probably
be several days before the
exact results in the southern
states can be known. Meanwhile,
if Indiana continues her promises to
tender a satisfactory republican plu-
rality the supporters of Mr.. Blaine
need not feel they are in the least at the
mercy of such frauds as democratic
officials in New York are planning to
perpetrate.
NEW YORK, Nov 5.-Blaine now
leads Cleveland by 1898, with 200 dis
tricts in the state outside Of New York
city and Kings county to hear from.
The Wisconsin state democratic cen
trail committee concede 1000 to 8, 600
republican majority on the basis of
the returns thus far received. The re-
publican central committee claims
about 10, 900.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The 254 dis
tlicts in the state not in gave in 1880
republican majorities of 1851, and
democratic msiorities of 3,11S.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD. Nov. 5 Cleveland car
ries the state by 1900 plurality. No
election Of governor by the people,
Waller, democrat, failing of a najor-
ity by about / 200. The legislature
is largely republican and will elect
Harrison This is definite and re-
liable and the result will not be
changed.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 5.-The
total vote for governor Of Connect
cut. every town being heard from, is
1877. 346; Harrison, republican, &C 436
Waller, democrat, g. 687; Palmer,
prohibition, 1874; Curtis, Butler,
1877. Walters plurality, !, 1858. The
legislature, which is largely repubh-
can, will elect the republican state
ticket, and re-elect United States Sen
ator Plat.
The senate stands II republicans to
Z democrats republican gain OF a.
The house stands 100 republicans to
SO democrats. Republican gain, 10;
republican majority on joint ballot,
| II; last year, 67 total vote for con
gresham in the state was, republican
66. 983. democrat &C, sos, prohibition
| sol. Butler /, 1871 republican plural
/ ity 17S. Total vote for congressman,
400 larger than for president.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 5.-Late re-
turns indicate that the democrats
will carry the state by 5000 or 10000
majority.
NEW JEtfoH1s
JERSEY CITY, Nov. 5.-The repub
/ licans have secured the control OF
both branches of the legislature.
CALIFORNIA.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 1.-Two hun
bred and eighty-six precincts ans
wards in Al counties of California,
give Blaine 26,620; Cleveland, 81,
500. Blaine's majority is 4, 800. The
same precincts and wards gave Gar
field 2 $50 majority. Hancock's ma
/ iority in the state was rs. This indi-
Gates that Blaine will carry the state.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Sat present
there is no change Ia the situation as
outlined earlier 10 the evening. AZ
the democratic headquarters Chair
man Henderson and Secretary OF State
Myers continue to claim a plurality
+ in excess of 10, 600 for Cleveland in
Indiana. They do not now insist on
more than ten congressman, admit.
ting the election of Browne, Steele