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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-06
OBITUARY.
JOHN K. FLANAGAN.

H. Il
John X. Flanagan. age seventy-two, one Of
the eldest members of the New-York Bar. died
Yesterday at his homo in the " Florence at
Eighteenth-st and Fourth-ave. His health had
been gradually failing for six months, but
on saturday he went 10 his Office In the Bank OF
Commerce Building and seemed more feeble than
usual lie left his Office TO GO home, but at John and
Nassau SIS he suddenly reeled and fell TO the sidewalk
taken home and Drs. Hammond and Asch
called in.
Mr.. Flanagan born in this city at the Flanagan
homestead directly opposite tho old iveme stone"
at ! hird-ave. and Seventy .fourth-st His father,
James flanagan, was lawyer, and his grandfather,
Christopher Flanagan was born here and served
with distinction III the Continental Army during the
Revolution. lie was a bibophe and opened u book
store ut Cedar and Nassau SITS after the Revolution
Mr. Flanagan was descended his mothers side from
family OF brady. which settled In this city in 1907.
lie entered the office of George Wilson and began the
study ot law. He was admitted to the bar IN 1913,
beng then twenty-onc years old. soon after his
odmtiance he entered the law hrms OF Flanagan
Duryca M junior partner. nj City Hall place TN the
ncrShip with Mr.. Duryra. He aiterward moved his
office to Wast, and finally to tho Bank of Commerce
Building. lie entered into partnership nftrrwnrd
win Henry J. Cummings, upon his death with Osborne
4. Bright, and finally the firm of Flanagan n Hamln
formed which continued until h4 death He was
active member of the New. lOrk Historical Sociry
aud vns director In the Twenty third II. aud Chris
tophcr and Tenth sts Railroads the vice president oi
The star Insurance Company, II trustee oi III" New
York Balance Dry Dock Company, and u m,mbef of a
number Of scientific ard literary socclies Tie was
also one ~ the founders NJ the I'm As-ucniiOn.
John !. Flanagan, Of Lnggct Flanagan, whole
sale giucrf., aud Mira Graham g. Cunningham of
hilfdelrhia, son aud laughter. survive him
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DAVID JENI{tNg

David jenkins. who died M the house of hla
daughter Mira Martha Bowen. lfoubyn. yesterday,
~ the seventy siAth year oi HE age. had been resi-
dent of liiuntyn since 1919 Ne was born IN ltln"
irck n v. In 1908. hia rntcnta coming from
taidignnaiip. Nnlos Shrtil, ~ ~ Unsda liilh ls
fihri died leaving ha muhut iu bring 49, lnnilt
~ ton children oi whom Ma Amas mnlhot ui -,
Ahlr,mhn Amui uf hfnnhltn. wis ihu oldeai AZ an
rnit hpr litil WA hprrhii,ntl I" Morgan Mntgnha,
~ tbs ft, aud LEARNED iht TRADE ~ hiana inuhdr
ils wife died nro,mher u, isAi they had been
married nilN three Araa, The lonA weighed much
upon ha apna thai ho Gllod hmdl, and or ton
months did mol leave ia, houso.
NJ, Lrnhm, had uino children. The survivors are
lllabrli Warner, Martha ". ioweni Mis- Jusoph
Cash, David Jenkins oi Jenkin, titles, builders.
and John q. Jenkins president Of the FIRST National
bank of Williamsburg The funeral viii take place
AZ the house of John g. Jenkins, No. ~ broadway,
near Ny re-aye., this evening.
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FROM 800 TO $500 FOR CLEVELAND.
FOUR REPUBLICAN AND THREE M0CRA1lC RETRY
sFNTATIVEs IN CONGREss-IHE LEGISLATURE
pEPUBLICAN.
TnE>ToN, Nov. 5.-The Democrats have carried
The state of Ncw-Jcrsey FOR their National ticket
by a majority estimated by Republicans at from
500 TO q 800 and by Democrats at from 5000 to
5000 The Republicans lost heavily III Essex
County, where their majority of 2,ol2 Tor CARRIED
wa, cut down to about 800. Middiesex County.
which fonr years ago gave De nOcritlc majori Y
dl.l37. this year gives q DemOcrotic majority of
,nly 2J2 Monmouth County, the old Democratic
.tronghold reduced its majority from 1000 to
1000
Tho Republicans elect Representatives In Con-
rress in the Ist lid, vth anl With Districts, aud
The Democrats in the Hid. WITH and With Dis
lrlcts This leaves tho division of the dolega ion
the same last year.
The State Senate for the coming year will consist
OF II Republ cans and 10 Democrats. Tins is a
loss OF one Republican member. In return for this
loss the RcpuD aus have gained control OF The
House of Assembly by an unexpectedly large ma
jority. Last year the House was cOnOOscd Of %
Republicans a1d 81 Democrats. This year 1t
stands ~ follows Republicans 80. DE nncrats II,
Independent Democrats 3. and one district doubt
ful. Two Il the independent DenOcra H. clark OF
the with District and Wade Of tie Win Dis
u.ct of Hudson County. have pledged thoiDsc YES
not 10 20 into caucus with the Democrats Even If
they did. the republicans would have "A MINORITY
Oi Twelve Uu joint ballot. The district In doubt -
that CONT oscd of Cape Nav County. and the Re
pnhlicans still have strong hopes that they have
carried IT,
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LARGE REPUBLICAN GAINS.

10y TEItGEAfH TO IHt lEih'Ntl
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. 5.-Pe,iboneii ia safey
elected in the LIT Congrcssio al District ilonk by
an immense majority in the lid; and TAYLOR IN the
Xth District All are cpubcans. Besides thi' II
~ probable that Emerson Eiherdgc has carried lhe
TXth District and the result is very close ana uoun,
FIJI with chance for Warner election IN the Nliith
district Some oiI hc strongest Democratic countries
have gone Republican nnd there has been no break
anywhere in the Republican gains; hn' ~ c"n'S'
the returns are menpte 1hry ore. however RON
nll parts of the state and inhi,hie thh'
Blaine and Logan may have carried l,nness,e'
tuAtrsVuuuA. NV. b.-linie lllcml probably ne
fppia brid fuf Guyetnur ~ this state 10y lntrrlN
reduced majority The Democratic candidates i"i
Heil,ond Iurmiasiunefs ran behind pnd aie pinba
hlv defeated hv the Republican candidates 'hat-
tnnnnan ahows Il Republican gniu of 700. Itana.
fui CONGRESS, runs hhpnd ui TIE ilthri' Wv Hs
the county H., y, 100 rain ~ ,3VW ever iHt'
Alrhptr triuins liun tho iruihirint rnnilea ~ Nv
dihitiu show liruuliirnn paiu7 ana Indicate NM
tho Democratic naioiiV ~ 900 ~ lANu has niu'''
ably hruu oN rirumr, TIE Republicans elect l,it''
bone ~ the Int niatfioi llouk, III latl"i, Nv
and ptntnhS vans IA the llld, lom"'i"la alN
elected la the remaining nA diA'foii,
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VIRGINIA.,
PLANNED ny BOTH PARTIES.

PErYRsBTKG. Nov 5.-The Republicans have
made gains which encourage them 10 believe That
they have carried the State by from 1000 to |ooo.
The Democrats however have gained IN inc south
western counties aud also claim the state ny
5000. Returns are mcagre, and the vote IL close
The Republicans elect Congressman IN the iid'
WITH and possibly the Xth Districts. The last rs
very close. IN The INth Brady Malone kep.l
seems TO have 800 majority over Evans Cameron
Rep l. but the latter does not admit MS defeat
SENATOR MALONE CLAIMS 5000 FOR BLAINE
Tonight the Democrats are claiming the state
by ONLY 1000. while Senator Malone claims II Tor
Blaine ny 5000.
PErrn.BURo. Nov. G.-Thc Republicans at mid
night claim the State by 5000 majority, The Dem
ocrats claim the state by , 900 majority.
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SURPRISING GAINS IN LUZERNE.


WuKrsBARHF Nov 5-Reurns are now in from
all except seven precincts ia the county aud show
Eepubl,cau victory that has ast0nishcd the leaders
Of both parties Lunerne gave Hancock
500 majority; she has given Blaine
not less thrn 1850. Morgan G.. Will
lIams for State Senator has been elected by
majority Of not less than / 400. Four ont Of the
five Legislative Districts nave gone OverN helm
invly lie ,ublican In the Ist District e. ID. Foster
IA elected. In the lid. NJ. Is. Hughes; IN the lid,
u. G.. Mcgee. and IN the lNtb, a. GOdeck. The
VIII Dis rlri il still IN dOubt. with probabilities IN
favor Of Du'kin, the Dcmoc' ate NOMINEE. On the
county ticket the Republicans have elected two
out of three Commissioners and two out of three
Auditors The contest 90 Wills FOR Register ~ close
and Sol Ilirsch Rep may yet be elected.
Whiteinan DEM for Treasurer IN elected. For
Congress- j. \. Scranton viii lie returned ~ the
X th District b. AT least 800. Tnis ~ the most
sweeping hopubliCan victory ever witnessed IN this
county and the first time the county ever went
Republican on the National ticket.
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MAINE.
MIR. BLAINE RECEIVES THE NEWS

MR.. BLAINE RECEIVES The N1"o'
VARYING REPORTS THAT FINALLY ChAN"
GRATrLAToIY pIsrAiCH's
A,orsrA Me. Nov. 5.-This city mas w. a,,
cited all day over the election returns t-a,, all
cratnlatorv dispatches were rcoe"u senator
or.rters nv MIR Blaine. Aoou' a.. ,onort
Mahone telerraphed confrma..on y, virr;nia
nrev;ou,ly received from John )" " ''' 'N' CON.
had gone Republican. 1his news "" Ia ,v.rc
.o,atorv TO those of MIR. Blaine I''o""'
.t,ll doubtful about Ncw-iork' Ear's !" CNu
&C n d,spatch was received ANNOUNCING '""'
ne nod declared for Blaine and Logan by ma
;o,;,y of 10000. Nevada by good i"aJo'''' """
r..r,r bv at least thousand. Several discouras-
s'.,,a,.hss were received from Indiana. which
t h.an previously been regarded as CERTAIN 10.
,he Reuuh,cans But MI. Biaines TRENDS were no'
disturbed because they claimed that ,ho' n. q
date could he elected without NeW-aoad; finn Mr.
McheneI the secretary of the Indiana hcP,,"SS. a.,
State COMMITTEE stating that nltho"gn ,nS err crr
was close. Blaine ana Logan "o''D
'ah nav, ,onsd;atey after this came the following
from New York: ." have accurate retu nt nu ma
eveIS annie allowance for those latter avn sure
you have carried tn State. signed D d. iionoh'
Super,nte n,ient Board oil Ponce .,,,, ~
From Newt rleans came the auu Tonsrsss and
Republican gains on members OF CONGRESS, rs ,, auu
from WISCONSIN and Michigan assurances tha' 'noSe
States ere all night. 80, -. bonn.
Mr. Blaine remained qwotN o n
ali dav rccelving returns and beng still someWha'
boarse he spent most of the time In ms Ioon "
avoid the fatigue of talking 10 whlcn nc w. III.
have peen subjected had he remained amonk "''
friends ms he did last evening. .,rod
Ahout 10 % clock u private dispatch was rece'vedd
announcing great Republican Gas III i,G,a,a at
c.rtaIn y,ctory for Blaine and Logan. About nan
ms, IN moro CONGRATULATIONS came III from "iuUiN
separated points. indicating that tne news WI ''''
Blaines elc, ton had gone all over the country
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CLAIM TIE STATE ~ At
LEAST 5000.
nrrupmcAs cAlN OF rocn covGnr,sMrS.

BrPUBnCAs GAIN OF ruCG CONGHE-sMES.
iHi TLLrGkAPn 10 1nE THinrNil
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 5.-For two entire days and ono
night this city has presented scene OF excitement
never Witnessed here before since the DAYS of the
All night last night great crowds Of enthusi-
astjc Democrats ihtonged the headquarters Of the
Democratic Committee and marched singing and
and shouting through the streets. The
fact thar the Republican State Cen
trail Committee closed its headquarters at a
comparatively early hour last night was accepted
~ a confirmation of the news of Democratic We
tory and to quote their own expression. the Demo
Gratis painted the town rcd" This morning better
returns from New-York and some other states gave
the Republicans new courage. The State Central
Committed headquarters were rc-opcncd, and the
Republicans came out in great force and had their
time OF celebration to-day. This State
is still claimed by both parties The
lowest estimate made by Republicans
Is 5000 plurality, and the figures range from that
mp 10 1000 The Democrats will give no figures
but base their CLAIMS on the acknow lodged Demo
cratic gains IN nearly all parts of tho State.
One third of the precincts Of the state,
without reference TO the ordinary political com
plcXIon of each locality show snch Democratic
gains that the Republican plurality 80
much of the State IN has been heard from.
Is cut down 10 less than =. 800. The
plurality at 3.372 Oh the National ticket The Re-
publican State ticket Is elected entire
The result III the Congressional Districts is as
follows: Congressman elect. LIST District. l.. Il.
Caswcll. Republican lid District l.. :. Bragg
Democrat lid District. X. NJ. Lafolette Republl
eau; INth District. T.. W Vanschack. Republican ;
With District. Joseph Rankin. Democrat With DIS
trict, doubtful but probably carried for Richard
Guenther, Republican With District, o. T.
Thomas, Republican With district, W +. Price
Republican Ninth District. i'll doubt, with proba
bility of election of Isaac Stephenson. Republican,
This gives complete Republican gam Of four
Congressman in The LIST, HID W and With DIS
trlcts. The Legislature is III doubt but is probably
Republican by small majority.
The latest returns indicate that the State has
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WEDDTNGS YES1ERD1Y.

The wedding Of Pierre Noel, son o' August
Noel and Mi.a Katharine billings, steI-donghicr ot mt'
and ifr. Abraham Wakcnnu was quiet ceremony )"s
tcrlay In the bouae ~ Cardinal Mclo-kcJ, Archbishop
Couigln onlcating A reception wns heId
M No 80 EaAt Twentieth st. Mr.. wake
mans house The usher. Leonard charles
Nool Henri Gouri. Edward Knocdler and NJ Brnglerr'
r. q Ie Roy WIS the best man. Miss N0cl ana Mis-" I'm
lis Noc were tho bridcsnads The bride was attred III
white satin aud Carried bouquet Of white roses The
bridesmaids wore drcs.os ~ white embf0Idorcd
null. At the reception there were
music nnl rcfrcshmonts By rinnri. hmous
the guests were Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Coudcrt, MI
and MrH g. " Hallou, Mrs. John BigclOw, Mr. ana DTS
H. H. T.. Townsend. Mr.. and Mr. Charles Montana NI'
and Mrs August Montant. Mr.. aud Mrs Alphohro m1r
tant. Mr. and Mira. A. Noel. Mr. and NIs ah'r.s, w.
kn,val-. Miss Fucyals, eN GONcrnOr NsnrN' "i 'u III
Mr.. Gilbert. Mts Gilbert James Bliss T""hS'nu' MISS
Odcll, Miss Mason ana Miss KaDcfg.
In Brooklyn ut No GDl Iafsyctcave, Miss jessie l.;
Phillips daughter OF stephen G. Phiilp- WI, hhl'''
10 Frank stanley Parker 10y the Rev Lewis -, I""" VI
The Thioop Avenue Presbyterian Church. ne uHhcr,
William Rider. Frank sutton, IIcnuu N.Y. '' az,
H. ]. Hawkins. Tho brides dress ~ VIII
satin was embroidered III pearls IutlIS Wv ~,
the bridal couple stood beneath floral ralolY' ! nc
guests Included Mr. aud Mrs. GEORGE Amy NJ, M" '..s
Thomas rcarsall Mr. aud Mrs. benjamin ior,on WI
and Mira David Barnett Mr.. ana Mrs James IL H'n'"u
the Misses Bcdcll Mr. aud NJ j. q. lsedrl WI h "is
IT, y. Troop. MI aud Mrs. j. l.. MarcclI'S' anu 80 !"
Parker. - - ,..,,.
Miss Adele Oyingon. daughter of Theoh"r, !. 'IlnE
ton was married james Merritt. by tue h'E' JUN
" Chadwick az No 90 willow st, Brooklyn, III 'he
evening. reception was held arter""r"
Or and Mrs Jared Lnslcy celebrated their golden we'd
ding, last evening. NJ No. - Lafayette place
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WOUNDED BY A PISTOL BALL.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 5.-The only trouble worm
mentioning thus far occurred about 2:3O ocioch
this morning, when some shots were fired whio 'h'
Americas Club and Young Republicans were we're
paraC,nQ down Twelfth-st. Lieutenant Da-
vId Roche, of the Third Police District,
was in the neighborhood; lie was
in citizens dress, but wore his badge on the on,
soon found that he was slightly wounded by PTS
tol ball in his left arm. Charles Sommers has Deen
arrested and held TO hail charged with the act ,o
Geuies il however and saws that somo one nj,
tempted to shoot him and that he was knocked
senseless number Of bets have been made ms I'M
George H. Boxer and George :. Graham, WIN
others of equal prominence. express their commences
that the Republican National ticket IS yictorious'
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PLURALITIEs FROM THE COUNTIES.

PM DripiIA, Nov. 5.-1he following returns
from the counties have been received;
Lawrence County Blame $3.50 plurality-a
DemOcra ic gam OF G3.
Washington Comfy. Blaine GOO pluraty---a
Democratic "a n OF ].
Chester Countv. Blaine $500 plurality---a Re-
publican Gain Of 20.
Fayettr County. Cleveland .2O0---a Republican
gar Of 1870.
Bedford County. Cleveland 30 plnraity---a Re
publican gain of %.
Nor cumberland County. Cleveland 700 plurality
"A Republican gain of 3Si.
Huntington County Blaine s00-a Republican
gain Of 81
LycomIIg County, Cleveland ! 900 pluralitv-a
kepuhlicaE gam % 1Gi.
cameron County, Blaine 100 pluralty--a Rcpub-
hcan gam OF 30.
Mexican County, Piane 400 pluraiitv-a llama
ciailC gain Of i2i
GENRE County, Cleveland 900 piuralitv-a Ro.
publIcau gam of 90.
Fulton County. Cleveland $50 plurahty-a Re
publican gam OF 40.
Inceine County. Cleveland $50 plurality-a Re-
publican gam of 400.
JunIata county, Cleveland 800 plurallty-a Re-
publican gam OF "a.
Potter County Blaine COO pluraty-a Demo.
cratic gain OF 80.
Somerset County, Blaine 300 plnrality-a Re-
pub lean gain OF 21O.
Crawford County. Blaine 800 pluralty
Republican gam of 90.
Union county. Blaine 500 plurality-a Repub-
lican gam %: AS.
Northampton County Cleveland $500 majority
"a Republican gain OF 1872
Schuylkill County. Cleveland J. 300 plurality-a
Republican gain of G7i
~ Armstrong Count, Blaine 600 plurality-a
DEMOCRATIC gau Of 100.
LacKawanna Comfy. Blaine 500 plurality-a
kepubncsn gam Of ga.
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ELOPEMENT WITH 4 BOARDER.

An elopcmcnt occurred in Sing Sing on Mon
day which caused ripple OF excitement Deiaph'he,
the wife OF John CIPHER whom she had been harie'
sixteen years, e0pcd with Albert Walling taxing WIN
her Cora her daughter twelve. All trace OF 'heh
has been lost. The CIPHER family lived III oitc ~, %
the husband "a mOuldcr They kept Doaiueis
and among them was Wang. IL had been hotieeu uy
her husband that nj existcd between thc W."
and he had repr0ved his wcbu she strcnuolS
her featy TO hlm On Cyphers return nom WORK on
day he found house arkccd and closed IL was heh
discovered. On gaining entrance through whuow'
that his wife and daughter had departed TAXING win
them their clothing. which had boon pSokcd ia TRUNKS
md " The depot
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NET- MPSHiRE.
cArrlrLp's PLURALITY EXCEEDED.

so CuolCr ron GovERNOh ny INF rturLE-Ihf
L,GisLAruRr nrrrhliCAN
Coxcopv. n. H., Nov. 5.-Reurns from 142
towns snow TINT Bane's plurality Will equal that
-, Ga,beld In 1870 The vote rs as iUllUws h nine
o. Ara cleveland % Oili ~. John, l.oo3 Bat
le, 40 The same towns gave Garfield 2s,sOI ana
Hancock. gO.52s. blainc's plurality 10 2's12
un,Goll's was 2.3J3 There is no choice Tor GOV
,tn,i n unieiiiN ct the total vote being necessary
ir, ~ oinire tuttirt val he cho-en ny IN, IrslF
i,tnto whirh viii loo Republican ~ ho,h btnnch"s
lnt n,pi,pra nt con sfraH are chosen hN hik uln-
tatttira tuttint'a vuip 10 iiiJ towns was IGJl ~
ijg,l gu,IIi Mason. liza scattering, iva
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-i'Or New England,
colder clearing and fair weather. northwest to south
west winds, higher barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States colder fair weather
northwcsterly winds HIGHER barometer
Forthc Ohio Valley and Tennessee fair weather, vari
atIc winds I'm Tennessee and westerly winds becoming
variable I'm the Ohio Valley nearly stationary tcmpra
tur rsmc followed in the extreme west portion by a-
Ing barometer.
70. the Lower Lake region. light SHOWS ana party
cloudy weather. northwest t" southwest wlns hlsher
barometer. and slight changes in temperature.
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JACRsON-ATLEE-un Nqv.nb-r y AZ - LIKE, church.
Germantown. hv The p, NJ tplehn lhilp NIe lack
son o. Newark. n. tU Margaret Atlee ~ ihaiephh
MArY-pl voE-On saturday AUGUST . isai at the teal.
dcnre ~ Tie hrhrs parents b ~" eV John 'bamhefsit
Charles Macy -, 10 Kate, daughter ~ 'oi0nsi
Thomas D. De NUe
pm GtlS -IATtit ON Wslaa,isv. NOVEMBER Q. ~
1arrvtnvn. y. y. n, tho nsv. Wlian ~ laiipfi ~ ~,
urpt 80 ~ Preston tp iDnlsi '. iintrh
hUpsila
rntNtr npoAbMH,nuW Ga Nptrnh,f eth a. the
tn,hpn"n tine luiea raiena slieN9hnr y :. w ne
Ipv l. Msni tirui,p Prince ~ Hrnr'a, u " !" lhs
tinf,nrp dan ie. ~ famps hinsllnssilnN
nAuiititt- NihNuN A. the Wnlhinst 80 Atrnpn HAP
ia thnith nipnhitn - tho t't lmrtr .lHnns
mna usiWlrn 80 tltnhpih hl, hshdNtpt ~ ihp lsts
samuel einun, hrth ~ Niinslfn
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EUON +.
ABOUT $1,000 FOR BLAINE.

DECREASED Third rAEIN VOTE.
Wnnf RIvtg JCNClIoN, VI, Nov 6-oho nun
,lled and sixty-sevcn towns give Blame ihooo'
Cleveland If, sOi. Butler GU, St. John l,323.
Blainc's plurality is 1886 with - towns to be
heard from. The same towns IN 1850 gave Gar
field 81. go. Hancock 15,5sS, Weaver lGreen.)
1117 n plnrality for Garfield of % O37. The re-
naming 73 towns to he heard from gave Garfield
1866 Hancock .. 1913 Weaver %. a proportional
vote in this election will give Blaine plurality on
the aggregate vote in the State of about $4,000
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TENNESSEE.
THE STATE POSSIBLY REPU BL1CAN.
tBY TELEGRAPH To The TgipUSE.l

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov. 5-Tennessee returns
continue to show large Republican gains aud just
ify last nights prediction that Blaine and Logan
carry the state. The improvement in Republican
news from the North causes great rejoicing mere
The result here Republican politicians say, shows
the mistake Of combining the National campaign u
the Northern States.
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u EST IRGINIi.
POSSIBLY REPUBLICAN Bf 5000.

by rELEGhaPB 4. fiiE TRIBUNE.
WHEELING Nov. 5.-Rcturns from this state
come in slowly, but Republican gains are marvel
lousy large and general. ln Ohio Comfy they
amount to 800, Harrison County $50, Wood 400,
Tyler 100, Jackson 100. Cabell go Putnam 800,
Doddridgc 125, Marshall $50. Wctzel 70. Richie
175. Fifteen counties complete show net Rcpub-
hcan gam of 1913 II the same ratio ~ main
tanned Blame will carry the State by 5000.
GOh rep for Congress IN the LIST District mas
i3s plurality Barker Rep. or Gr.) IN the lNth
has 400 thus far the lid is III donbt aud the
chances favor Suydcr Drin) ~ the Hid.
Should tine Republican and Grccubick fusion
ticket carry West virginia. Blaine will receive
three, and Butler three Ol the electoral votes M
less he xix are necessary to make anc'- election
sure ia which case the, would bc east for him.
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Dental election In the United States The various nsv
rooms were kept open throughout the night and ." ne
conflicting accounts we're received each party became
alternately ubilant depressed The Democrats how
ever have been the most sangune Private dispatches
were hourly received at the American EXCHANGE In Char
ing Cross where there congrcgaed anxious crowds
OF American tourists dispatch received saying
that New York State had carried by the Democra0
by 10000 majority but the reports and rnmors nnay
dwindled that figure down 10 EepuDIcan Vict0fy
OF 4. 600 10 900,
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NEwYoRk DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1884
gone. Republican on the National ticket by about
FOR BLAINE BY AT LEAST 10000.
THE FNTIRE sTATv TrcCFr vIrrrPn AMI FOI'I

IVTt DLhINFi BI II LEASI IU,UUO.
THE ENTIRE STATE TICKET ELECTED AND FOUR
CoNGREssMEN GAINED.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-Returns from 43S towns
and wards show a net Democratic gain of 7,77S on
the Presidential ticket as compared with 1850
Should proportonate gain be shown for the DEM
ocratic ticket in the remaining precincts Blaine
will have carried the State by 10000 majority.
Later returns are showing smaller average Demo-
cratic gain.
1t is now thought that the Republicans have
elected the entire State ticket secured the LegIsa
tnre ana gained four Congressman. Returns from
deciding precincts in the With Congressional DIS
trict, now assure the election of Guenther Republi
cam which had been IN doubt until this evening.
rms VIII make the States Congressional representa-
ton stand seven Republicans to two Democrats