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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, November 4th.-It is believed
that the vote will not be heavy, though the
weather is clear and pleasant. The comparisons
will be with the last Presidential and the 1852
Congressional elections.
New ORLEANS, November 4th.-The election
passed off quietly. No trouble is thus far re
ported in any part of the State. But few returns
have been received, but they indicate a clean
sweep for the Democrats, though the Republi-
cans still claim the election of Hahn in the Sec
ond and Kellogg in the Third Congressional
District
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KANSAS.

OLArIE, November lth.-Governor st. John
spent the day quietly at his home here, occa-
sionally appearing on the streets in company
with a small number OF friends. At halfpast
he walked to the polls in the Third Ward, where
he east his vote. In reply to an inquiry by a
correspondent of the Associated Press Governor
st. John remarked that he was as happy as a
clam.
ATCHIsoN, November 4th.-Two precincts of
this county give Blaine l05, Cleveland SG, Mar
tin lRep) for Governor %, Glyck DEM 81, Nor
rill, for Congress, &C. Foster IS.
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in the way of estimates can be had from the
Congressional Districts 0gelsby and Harrison
are running very close for Governor, and 1t Will
probably take the complete returns from COOK
county to decide the result. Two hundred and
forLy-four precincts heard from show net DEM
ocratic gain of 6,l55. Ii this ratio should hold
out it would give the State to the Democrats by
quite decided majority
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SACRAMENTO WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER s. 1884.

ALBANY, November 5th-2:55 A. Mn Albany
city, complete. returns give Cleveland IA ma
jority-a Democratic loss of about 1,500.
ALBANY, November 4th-Albany city, COM
plete, gives Cleveland IL ,SS2, Blaine 10,Ol9 But
Ter 517, st. John &C. The Democratic plurality
is l,3l3-a Republican gain of 2,1lO. Putnam
county gives Blaine between 500 and coo ma
jority
New loEK, November 5th-A. None thou
sand two hundred and twenty-seven districts
outside of New York and Brooklyn, give Blaine
2S9,eS9, Cleveland 24,915, Butler 7,77S, st. John
l50s9-a net Democratic gain of 10,2 ,299.
NEW YORK, November 5th-3:S0 \. M.--The in
dications are that Blaine has carried New YORK
State by 500 to 10000 majority.
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GEORGIA

sAvAESAH. November 4lh.--ln this city and
county heavy vote was polled It is estimated
there is Democratic majority Of 1893 Dis
patches from outlying counties indicate an ex-
eeedingly light vote.
AUGUSTA. November fth.-The vote in this city
was 1870. The entire vote of the county is
about 600. Cleveland plurality is about , O00.
somo votes were cast for ST. John. The returns
indicate the election Of the entire Democratic
delegation to Congress Cleyeland's majority in
the state will approximate 81 600.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, November 4th.-The election i'll
South Carolina to-day is for Governor afld State
officers, members of the Legislature and Con-
gressmen, as well as for Presidential Electors.
There is practically no opposition to the Demo
cratic candidates for State officers, and in only
four or five counties have the Republicans NOM
mated candidates for county officers. There is
no serious opposition to the Democratic candi-
dates Congress, except in the First or Charles
ton District, where Taft Rep.l opposes Dibble
DEM, and in the Seventh District, where
smails (Rep9 is opposed by Elliott (Dem.)
CHARLESTON, November ith.-Scattering indi-
cations from number of counties throughout
the State indicate that the Democrats have
elected their entire ticket by large majority,
with six out of seven of the Congressman. The
election. as far as heard from, was peaceful.
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, November 4th.-Blaine carries Jack
son by majority of -. Returns from other
precincts in Kinds county will give Cleveland 1
small majority. Hancocks majority in Hinds
county was 1881. The Democratic ticket has q
majority of about go in Rankin county, which
gave Hancock majority of 6i7. Returns from
the State are coming i'll slowly, and show very
light vote; but Of an unquestionably Democratic
tendency. Yazoo City cast 236 votes. six oi
which were Republican.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 4th.-The day
opened IN Philadelphia with the weather over
cast and threatening rain, but the early vote is
heavy
PITTsBURG, November 4th.-The election
passed off without any disturbance. A very
large vote was polled in Allegheny county, and
there was considerable scratching, which is
unusual in Presidential years. At 1890 the re-
turns are very indefinite, but the indications
point to the election of the Republican ticket
Blainc's plurality about II COO
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, November 4th.-The vote in this
city is unusually heavy, notwithstanding the
rain-storm which has prevailed most Of to-day.
The National and State tickets were not
scratched TO great extent. except the Republ-
can candidate for Governor. The county and
Congressional vote was less party matter, aud
there was considerable scratching.
DETROIT. November ith.-Returns, so far as
received, are from country places, and the cities
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WISCONSIN

MILWAUKEE, November 4th.--tt ! o'clock this
morning 201 of the ,200 towns and precincts of
the State had reported. They show Demo
cratic gain of $500 over 1880 on the Presidential
vote. If Il like rate of increase is had in the
remaining precincts, it will give the State to
Cleveland. The Presidential vote is claimed by
both the Republican and Democratic State Com
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FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE, November f-h,-speeials 10 the
Tirse, Uaton from sixteen counties state that the
Democrats have elected their entire National,
State and Congressional ticket. The weather
was favorable, and a very heavy vote was
polled. Some white Republicans voted for the
Democratic candidate for Governor. and some
voted for Cleveland. The hardest fight was in
the Second Congressional District The indica-
tions are that Dougherty DEM beats Bisbce
{lsepl b. = small plurality.
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VERMONT.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, November ith.-Re-
turns from 1io towns give Blaine ., ,2il, Cleye-
land 12,69i, Butler SIS, st. John l.l6S. Blaine's
plurality. 1876. GariieldS plurality was 10 051.
If the remaining l20 towns give proportionate
vote TO the above, Blaine's majority will be up
ward of 25 ,OG0 The vote for ST. John was drawn
mostly from the Republican party. while But
ler's comes from the Democrats
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BOTH PARTIES CONFIDENT,


MONTGOMERY. November lth.-Montgomery
eity gives 90 majority for Blaine. Scattering
returns from different quarters show that
Cleveland viii carry the State by q large major
ity. Jones for Congress in the First District,
Herbert in the Second, Oates in the Third, Car
ter in the Fifth Martin in the Sixth and Forney
in the Seventh all Democrats-are certainly
alaotad
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, November 4th-The city vote at
O'Clock, one district excepted, shows a Repub-
lican loss of 2s7 from four years ago and Dem
ocratic gain of 423 over the Hancock vote at the
same hour.
PROVIDENCE, November 1th.-T Total vote OF
Providence; Blaine 6,275, Cleveland 4,4ll, But
Ter 21l, ST. John D. Blaine's majority, 1,4Oo.
PROVIDENCE, November 4th.-Newport gave
Blaine 2,0il, Cleveland, LOS, Butler II, St. John
157, against 2,C6l for Garfield and 979 for Han
cock. The vote of the State, complete, gives
Blaine l9,029, Cleveland 12,4SS, Butler ABS, st.
John 9il. Blaine's majority is 5,225 against
7l55 for Garfield in 1880
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WAsHISGToN November 4th.-Senator German
telegraphs to the Democratic headquarters here
that New York is Democratic by at least 10000
Dispatches received at the Republicans head
quarters indicate that the Republicans will
carry Indiana and New Jersey.
a private dispatch from Virginia received at
TIE Democratic headquarters, says Virginia has
gone Republican,
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MARYLAND.

! BALTIMORE November 4th.-A rain pre-
walls throughout the State but not of sufficient
| severity to keep the voters from the polls Lit
tie attention is paid to the Butler ticket, but in
this city St. John is expected to get a consider
! nlln VOTE
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Logan Receiving the Returns.

CHICAGO, November 4th.-At 10 o'clock Gen
eral Logan was receiving dispatches over & pri-
vate wire in room of the Grand Pacific Hotel.
He had not heard either from Blaine or Elkins.
lie was unwilling TO prophecy the result. He
considers, from the returns he is receiving, that
New York will not give 10Goo majority either
way, but considers that the Republicans have
the best chances He says Ohio, Indiana, l.
linois, massachusetts and New Hampshire are
safe. His adyices from Connecticut are en-
couraging. He has had no reports from New
Jersey or West Virginia. On the other hand the
Independent Republicans are counting Illinois
rs q douhtful State
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MEMPHIS November 4th.-The election in this
city and county passed off quietly. Full returns
will nor be received until tomorrow Sufficient
is known. however, that the Republicans have
elected their legislative ticket by majority ay-
Grazing 600
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COLORADO.

DENVER, November 4th.-Besides the Presi-
DENTAL Electors and one Congressman full list
Of State officers will be elected to-day
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TENNESSEE.

KNOXVILLE. November 4th-I2 H.-The cleo
ton is passing off quietly. There has been
drizzling rain all morning.
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THE PACIFIC STATES.
Result OF the Election in California, ore
gon and Nevada Returns as Fac as
Heard From.
CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE FEcono-vy,os .
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Inc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ALBAsY, November 4th.-Goyernor Cleveland
received the returns by messenger at the Exec
utivc Mansion, surrounded by Il few friends.
As the good news came in the gentlemen pres
ent congratulated the Governor and the ladies
applauded. All present, excepting the Gov
ernor, displayed in their manner the intense
qualification which the prospect of victory az
forded them. The Governor however, pre-
sented calm exterior, and smiled at the en-
thusiasm of those about him.
AUGUSTA (Me), November 4th.-Mr. Blaine
received the election returns in his own house
by the private wire which he has had in use
since the beginning of the campaign. The fol-
lowing was received from the Chairman of the
Connecticut Republican State Committee you
have surely carried Connecticut. The Irish
were true. The Democrats are respondent"
A great many dispatches were received from
different sources in New York City, indicating
in general w. Democratic majority.
Trouble in Indiana.
INDIAsAPoLIs, November 4th-At Freeland,
Shelby county, when the polls was opened this
morning, an armed mob of Democrats captured
the polls and drove the Republicans away with
clubs and revolvers. John Smith, Henry Smith
and other leading Republicans were knocked
down and beaten, and all fed for their lives
The Feeling in Washington.
WASHINGTON, November 4th-Late dispatches
received here have revived the dropping spirits
of the Republicans They are confident now OF
carrying New York. They are already celebrat-
ing Biaine'S victory by parading the town,
shouting and otherwise giving vent to their
hilarious feelings in noisy demonstrations 1t
looks now like big Republican victory The
Republicans count on New York, Indiana and
Virginia. A private dispatch received at the
Republican headquarters says that Blaine will
have good majority in all three States. The
Democrats are still hopeful, and count on 9
Democratic majority in New York City to offset
Blaine's gains throughout the State. They ex-
pect good news from Michigan and Wisconsin.
They also claim California, Nevada and Ore
gon
Early Morning In New York.
NEW YORK, November 5th--A. N.-At las this
morning the streets in front of the bulletin
boards are crowded, and the excitement is I'm
abated All the Democratic papers and the
headquarters claim the State by majorities vary
ing from 1900 to $1,000, excepting the Sun,
which now thinks the State has gone for
Blaine.
The Horldoi1ers tobet 81 900 to $500 that Cleve-
land is the next President.
The returns bulletined by the Democratic and
Republican Committees are extremely contra
dietory both sides claiming the State by impos-
sible figures.
NEW YORK, November 4th-A. M.-1f the latest
alleged returns from the city reliable, Cleve-
lands majority of 5000 viii probably offset any
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The nearer The conventions can be kept 70 the
people the stronger viii ;ae nominations lie found.
For this reason tue Investigations set on too, from
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feeling on candidates are useful. y republican
Census OF this KIND has Just been taken by Penn
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And heir preferences SHOWN by states and COUP
It's. In all, 10 counties heard rom. or these
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The fTis ndS 0f Mcdonald, OF Payne and other
prominent democratic leaders were disposed Tor a
tim" 70 II iicUe the presidential aspirations Of ex-
CONGRESSMAN Flower. or New YORK; but there are
II locations that they re-tTi h,Ia bow with some
thing more akin 10 apprehension than ridicUe. Mr.
Flower has ii barrel. 1neel t Is s3ld u those
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and al the. Old t'-i-l srltkcrs are shoutin. Tor
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ten 10 the FIELD outside II New York. They are
&bofing 20 perSua IL the Ta.umany and anti-TaIn-
many factions IL thu. state TO accept Mr.. Flower
and present Am 10 lie CONVENTION rs the candidate
OF the .';H'-rtcy Il The Empire state. The vote Of
New l0rb j. .ied essential 20 democratic
success. AMI tEe friends Of Flower are endeavorng
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tue state Ii they succeed N getting a solid dele
CATION. i result they Confidently PREDICT then the
Flower Dom VIII be i1Tiall Die
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Minister Hunt, whose death IS announced.
has hi.et an honorable aud varied career. \
soune:neT by birth aud training c maintained his
love for the UE:on. aat during the civil war ey-
erred himself ia behalf OF the national arms H..
passed through the nir,- G: = obstruction times
without spot. ~ thaJ his dppa-.f.asnt As repre-
sentative If southern TcpUh.I.,.e III Gart!eld,s
cabiH%nt gave general satisfaction. ~ Secretary
or Inc Navy h. lad itt-!e eh1ncs during larfe!,is
short aud troubled administration u show his
abilities, but IN TIE irving tines selca followed
GUiteaus a't@c1 ne ir9yet himself i wise ard
prudent counsellor. In Prussia. Vr. Hunt has b. On
gaining In popularity and influence OF late years
his health has been delicate
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