The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-11-08
DAY DISPATCHES

MEMPHIS, Nov The election In
| this city and comfy passed off quiet
". Full returns will not be received
i till tomorrow. 1t is 8 mciently
| known however, that the republicans
|! have elected their legislative ticket
| by . majority averaging 500.
JACKSON. Nov. Blaine carries
Jackson by y majority Of q. Returns
| from the other precincts in Kinds
| county will give Cleveland q small
| m ajority. Hancock's majority In
| Hinds county was 1881. The demo-
cratic ticket has a majority Of about
25 in Rankin county, which gave
Hancock a majority Of 647. Returns
| from the state are coming in slowly
aud show q very light vote, but OF
nnquestionablv democratic tendency.
Yazoo city cast 236 votes, 8 OF which
we're republican.
WILMINGTON, Nov. o. Returns
| from many counties remove all doubt
| as to the result of the state. The re-
publicans cOncede the state to the
democrats on both the presidential
and sta.e tickets. The democrats
claim their majority not to DO less
than 10000. There seems to be little
doubt that the democrats have eight
out of nine congressman, q gain OF
one.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4.-Returns from
200 of the IA precincts in this city
give Cleveland a majority OF 12S,
while Ford fusion, for g%OvornOrO has
q majority of 222 over MarmaduKe
(dem). For sheriff, Harrington (dem
has lO2 majority over FOerstel, 0ep.)
while Clover (rep. for circuit attOr-
ney) has Il4~majority over Saxon
(dem). The same precincts give J. NJ.
Glover (dem.) for congress in the
Ninth district, l05 majority. If this
vote is sustained in other precinctssthe
CITY will 20 democratic on the nation
al ticket: fusion Tor anti. bOnrbOn) on
the state ticket, and the municipality
is much mixed. A heavy vote is
polled in the city. There has been
much scratching.
Boston, Nov. 4.-137 towns and cit
les in the state, including lOe of the
lC1 precincts in Boston. give Blame
So, $50; Cleveland. $3.50; Butler :. l64;
st. John, 1901.
DENVER, Nov. 5.-Out of 81 pre-
cincts in Denver Is give Blaine a ma
jOrity of 48O. Twenty-eight precincts
give q democratic majority for ON
gressmen. Twenty precincts give
the democratic governor a majority
of 2O4, the congressman is doubt
full, but it is thought the rest OF the
ticket will 60 republican.
LITTLE Rock; Nov. 5.-Returns
are coming in slowly; a light vote
has been cast; indications favor the
of all the democratic con-
gressmen, and the state will probably
60 democratic by upwards OF 10000
majority.
PEI ERsBURG, Nov. 4.-The city is
alive WITH excitement tonight but
no disturbance has occurred during
the election. Large crowds are in
the streets. The vote of this city is
TT; Cleveland, 1863; Brady
for Congress 1851; Evans (rep.)
opponent, 1913; Rives (dem.)
! ,521.
RICHMOND, Nov. 4.-Scattering re-
turns from various portions OF the
state show small democratic gains.
The official vote in twO-thirds of this
:ity gives the democrats gain of
100.
NORFOLK, Va. Nov. 4.-Partial re-
,urns Of this city show a republican
Iain of 800.
Portsmouth goes republican by IS,
! gain OF 2O6 over 1882.
TRENTON, Nov. 4.-The republicans
lain Essex county by $500 to 5000,
slight republican gain. Leblback
repn is elected to congress from the
;th d strict. In PaSsaic county the
majority is estimated at
800, about the same a in $780, The
majority in Bergen coun-
y promises to be larger than usual.
3oth parties claim the state.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 4.-Partial
give good sized republican
Buchanan, for congress, runs
Ihead of his ticket, Atlantic county
,ives Blaine 500 majority, a demo
;ratic gain of 268. Indications point
a republican majority of 700 in
county, a republican gain of
%. Buchanan (rep) is elected to
congress from the second district.
TRENTON, Nov. 5.-The Times gives
he state to Cleveland by 1881 major
ty. Essex county gives 1910 major.
ty for Blame. 1t is now pretty Ger
ain that Cleveland carries the state
~ 2,0cO majority.
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