Daily Republican., 1884-11-08
ELECTION t.EIURNS.
CLERICAL EnDORs IN rEW
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA revision OF
the figures In Westchester County ,.bsv
clerical error In the Associated Pr-ss
footings. This was caused by the feufe
being mistaken for figure 9, tie I
having been blurred. A correction Of
the error gives Cleveland 500 n,ore
votes than the previous statement based
on election districts.
A difference Of Al has been found in
Cattsraugus County hetween the
Associated Press footinxs and the return
Of :he County Clerk. II the latter's
hguree stand, they will increase Biaipe's
plurality by Al. II not, thew will be
no change. An effort has been made 10
get the election Districts ,ep.ated
sepArately. The footings of districts ~
received In the AasociAted Press cface
are correct.
Tho only possibility Vt error is in tho
returns having been incorrect AT tirs,--
namely, too favorable 10 Cleveland.
The situati0n at D. m. IL this Seve-
ral dyrors have been disan-s.sa, whfs5i,s
except - 70 the one In WestcL ester
county, very nearly balance. The in
dications are growing stronger that tho
vote will be nearer even than any esti.
mates have yet conceded. Complete
returns by election dlstricts from Cat
taraugus county have been repeated In
In order to verify the Associated Press
returns. They show that the County
Clerk overestimated Blaine's plurality
BY 452, and that the press returns and
foOtings were correct. This will have
no effect on tho returns, since tho
Clerks returns had not been accepted
as correct.
CHICAGO, Nov. blaine carried
Illinois Ly about $1,000 and Cook
County by about 5000, beating Cover
nor Oglesby, the head of the Republf
can State ticket, by 5000 votes In Chi
cago and IL, COO in the State. The Illincis
delegation in Congress viii be com.
posed of ten Democrats aud ten Re-
publicsns.
The Legislature. accord ing TO tho
best advices up to midnight to.niRht
10 q tie. The Republicans have one
majority in the Senate, and the Demo-
Gratis one majority in the House. Some
DISTRICTS are extremely close, and
cmclal returns may change one vote,
and the indications are now that If the
tie breaks 1t will be in favor of the Re-
publicans. The result is looked for
with anxiety, because this Leejsla.
ture will choose o United States Sena-
tor TO succeed General Logan.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-On the ba-
sis OF the latest official returns reported,
Indiana has given a Democratic plu-
rality OF $500, and the Republican
State Central Committee comedies this
much. The Democratic Committee
claims 100 majority. 1914
The Congressional Delegation will
stana 9 Democrats and 4 Republicans,
Republican gain of 1.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 7.-Carefu1
comparison of the figures from both
Democratic and spublican sourcos
show that the figures heretofore sent
from this city are nearly correct. Tho
Democrats allow the Republicans a
plurality of about / 1000, and the Repub-
licans claim plurality Of I, 300. The
state has gone Republican, according to
Associated Press figures, by 4,S77.
There Is not . great deal Indifference on
the State and national tickets, az at
first thought. The Second Congression-
al District is still iu,doubt.
MISSOURI.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. Eighty -seven OF
Missouri's ia counties give Marina
duke, (Dem.) for Governor, 6, 800 ma
jority. His majority in the State will
not be over 5000. The eighty -seven
counties give Cleveland and Hendricks
20, 600, which will be increased to 3O.-
00c. The official vote of this city gives
Cleveland 21,712 Blaine and Butler
Fusion ticket, 81, 1,135 St. John, rs;
Cleveland's majority over all, 400.
For Governor, Ford. (Fusion), carries
the city by 1888.
VIRGINIA.
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. ITO night
the Repub licans concede the State to
the Democrats by 5000 majority. The
Democrats are highly elated at their
success in this election.
Malone says the Republicans have
the State on a fair count.
NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., Nov. THE
New Jersey State Republican Central
Committee received reports from all
the counties in the State to-day as fol.
lows
Thirteen counties give Blaine a
plurality of 9, 800, and nine counties
give Cleveland a plurality of 12,TOO.
Cleveland's plura lity, 3,622. Hancock's
plurality in 1880 was 2,0l0.
6alvanic Liniment.
Hon. jesse C. Dickey, ex-ConRress-
man OF Chester County, writes as