Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-06
BOTH SIDES ULAlm mlCnIoAs.
Large Democratic l-sin wbicn May GIVE a.
9J-sc TO the rusiUui.gt.

Large Democratic H-sin which May aIvs the
SIT. 10 the rusiODi.Et.
Returns from Michigan show increased
Democratic gains IN republican Counties.
1t the present ratio Of gRiHs continue the
state viii give a decided majority for the
Fusion electors and probably f0T the btats
ticket. The returns may be confusing to
people outside the state. The Republic -au
vote Is IN full on the leading candidates.
To get the iuil Fusion vote on president il
is necessary 10 add the vote given sep
afately Ia the bulletins for Cleveland
aud Butler. Ii the vote of the state IS
decided for the Fusion ticket, as seems
probaole, Cleveland will receive SIX elec.
tOrai votes, Butler six aud one goes for
Blaine Ia voting the Grs6nbacksrs voted
tor the same men for twelve electoral
places and for different men for the thir-
teenth place, which allows a chance for
one Blaine elector. Ii was desired 20 find
the relative strength Of the Greenbackers
and the Democrats and hence the vote is
sent separately. The reports so far in
give very little information about the
Upper Peninsula, which Is a Republican
stronghold, but the indications are that
there are great Democratic gains there
Both parties claim the state
The FuSiOnists elect congressman in the
FIRST, Fourth, Sixth and Seventh districts,
ell Of whom are Democrats The Repub
licans elect their congressional candidates
In the Second, Third aud Ninth districts.
TIE Fifth district ia still in doubt, but
there are strong indications OF the election
OF Democrat in the Eighth d strict,
Horr's district is still undecided, but has
probably gone with the Fusionsts.
yIrgiuis hessiIy Democratic.
Il is now settled beyond dispute that
Virginia has gone Democratic by some
thing like ten thousand, which NAV bs
increased by complete returns. The
Democrats have elected seven congress
men aud the Republicans two, with one
district doubtful, but probably Demo.
cratic. The heaviest gains made by the
Democrats were in the Seventh, o. Ferralrs
district, which is composed largely of
Valley and other white counties. The
Democrats have carried that district by
about four thousand. Up to midnight the
rCturns have been received from seventy
ont of one hundred counties and all cities.
These show that the Democrats have
elected their presidential ticket by ten
thousand Fuller returns may probably
show that the Democrats will approach
their last years majority of seventeen
thousand
wstt viTgiDis Ia Doupt
Eleven counties out of the fifty two give
net Republican gains of l 900 over the
October vote. A gain of 700 more In the
counties would give the state
one half, three votes to Blaine aud one
bali TO Butler.
Tue returns are coming very slowly from
the interior, but enough has been received
to show that the 9 ate is Democratic by O
of about 900.
la the Fl st district Nathan Goff, ir,,
Rep, defeated Judge Brannau for Con.
gress, by a majority of about 800. All
other cOngressmen in the state are Demo-
Gratis.
Florida.
Unofficial returns from all but three
counties 10 the Second congressional dis.
trict indicat' the election of Doughsrty.
Dem, over Bisbee, Rep by 700 plurality.
The state is Democratic by 4 600 majority,
The counties of Florida west of the
Apalschicola river will go Democratic BY
a majority of $50. This section was the
stronghold of Pope, the Republican can
iidate for governor, and leaves Perry, the
Democratic in better shape than was
expected. Davidson, the Democratic
Daudidate for Congress runs ahead of the
ticket in several counties.
oregon.
The state is Republican by 1900 to
? 600 majority The indications are that
Armstrong, Rep, is elected to Congress
from Washington Territory.
California.
In California 2s6 precincts and wards in
"A counties give Blaine 90, go aud CIeye-
land 81 $40 The same places gave Garfield
II, ga and Hancock ", 17S.