The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-06
indicates II Republican majority of 1900

iuuicates hepuoucan majority OF LOO
in the state.
Six hundred and twenty-fdur yotin,
places show net Republican gain o
1869, which is about 40 per cent. of IN,
total vote of the state. The cfty ant
county Republican majority is 600
feelle, Republican, for Congress, IL de
iieated by Bynun', Democrat. by SOC ma
lorlty. Ward, Democrat, in the nintl
district, defeats Doxey, Republican. bN
cratic.
GOV. HENpaTcKs TALKS,
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5..-Gov. Hen
bricks has been in receipt of telegrams
from various sections an day, but moth
ing from the national Democratic com.
mlttee since morning. He answered a
telegram from Joseph Pulitzer, of the
New York World, who asked his opin-
lon OF the result and the reason that, i'm
ms belief, led 60 IL, and attached an in
curry AS TO how New York had gone.
IN response, Pulitzer wired him that
New York had given Cleveland and
hendricks small majority, which
might be increased. ANYHOW, the state
was sure for the Democratic electors.
The following. telegram from the
Young Mems Independent committee,
OF New York, gave Gov. Hendricks
personal qualification, but 1t was not
satisfying as To the actual facts.
"Beiieving that the war issues are set
tied, the Independent Republicans have
given you the state. and voted in favor
OF administrative REFORM"
In the evening an Associated Press
reporter called upon the governor and
was accorded brief interview.
81 firmly believe Indiana has gone
Demncratlo by decisive majority, and
am inclined TO extend my estimate of
last night of 5000 10 5000. / cannot un-
derstand the system of reports that are
furnished 10y Mr. WallaclS of the West
ern Union, TO tho associated press. ]
lear ne is misleading the people
talked with General Manson
about IL, and he stated that he had the
same fault TO find when he was direct
ing the affairs of the state committee,
iour years ago. AS to New York, oi
course can not be certain. IL the AS.
socialed Press figures are relia.
ble,. they settle Now York stat,
against Cleveland. The division
IN the Democratic vote there be.
tween Cleveland and Butler is du,
to the employment OF the latter to worl
In the interest OF Blaine. There il nr
doubt Butler was working for the Re
publican managers"
Al lhE DEMOCRAIIC COMMITTEE
ROOMS.
While the claim OF carrying the stat,
by over 10000 is still kept up, The furthe
claim is made that tho Re
publicans are doctoring the retnr
to deceive the people. Chairman
Henderson says the Democrats hdv,
elected ten congressman, the Republi
cans one, (Brown) with two districts
the eighth and ninth-in doubt. Chair
man New, of the Republican committee
says Brown, johnson, Steele and over
are elected to congress, and that tn,
nrst district is in doubt. The state is il
doubt and claimed 10y both parties.
INDIANA DEMuCRAqIC.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. B. John G.. Prather.
member OF the Democratic national
committee, received the following dis
patch late 10 night from a prominen,
member of the national committees:
indianapolis, Nov 8.
1t viii take no official coun
TO determine tho vote of In
diana. There are largo gains in Demo
cratic counties and Republican losses il
their counties. indianapolis show 40
Democratic gain over the vote of tw
years ago. Eighteen counties vet L
come In. Cleveland has Indiana b
many thousands.
lSigned'l AUSTIN II. BROWN.