The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-06
Rsnairinr .hs Returns.

AUGUSTA, Me-, No. 5.-This city was
excited all day over the election returns.
Many congra;uIaiory dispatches were
received from all quarters by Mr.. Blaine.
About noon Senator Malone telegraph
ed confirmation of the report that
Virginia had gone Republican.
This news was very consolatory to
those Of Blaine's friends who were
still doubtful about New YORK.
Early in the evening 8 dispatch
was received announcing that Callfor.
mia had declared for Blaine and Lo-
gan by majority of 10 600, Nevada by
good majority and Oregon by ct least
q thousand. Several discouraging dis
patches were received from Indiana,
which had previously been regarded as
certain for the Republicans, but Blaine's
friends were not disturbed, because they
claimed their candidate could be elected
without New York. About 8, however
q message was received from Niche
ner, secretary OF the Indiana
Republican state committee, stating that
although the state YVES close, Blaine
and Logan would almost certainly have
q small plurality. Almost immediately
after this same the following from New
York:
1 have accurate returns from every
election district, save 1877 in the state,
and Masking ample allowances for these
latter, am sure you have carried the
state. 3. b. FRENCH,
Supt. Board Of Police.
From New Orleans came the an
nouncement Of Republican gains on
members Of congress, and from Wiscon-
sin and Michigan assurances that in
those states We 'are sll right"
Blaine remained quietly At home all
| day, receiving returns, and being some
what hoarse ne spent most of the time
| in his room TO avoid the fatigue of
| talking, to which he would
| have been subject had he renamed
among hle friends as he did last evening.
About 10 Q private dispatch was re-
ceiVed announcing great Republican
gains in Indiana and certain victory for
| Blaine and Logan.
/ About 10 80 more congratulatiOn came
/ in from widely separated points, ind1-
eating BIaine's election had gone all
over the country.
LENcoLN, Neb.. Nov. 5.-Returns
come in slowly. Those received iHdi-
cate its Republican national and state
ticket elected by about 10000. The Rs
pubIfcans elect congressman In the Sec
| ond and Third districts, with the First
| in doubt. The chances favor Weaver,
Republican.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Nineteen counties
| in Illinois, outside of Cook, with but
/ thirteen precincts TO hear from, show
Blaine's majority TO aggregate II, 20
/ Compared with Garde1d'e in 1880 IL
/ shows Q Republican lose OF 1886.
/ CieyeIand's mAjorlties aggregate 5. 239
| Compared with Hancock's they show 3
| gain of 906, net Democratic gain Of
24O3. There are 100 counties IN the state
and II this ratio IL continued it would
lreducs The Republican msioriEy by aboul
1900, compared with Garfield's 40.71t
In 1880.
MDEAHAPoLIs, Ind, Nov. 5.-SeFeu
hundred and thirty voting precincts show
Republican gain OF IL SOS, and Dem
ccrafic gain OF 1882; net Rep1blIcaL
gain 500. This indicates . plurality
Tor Blaine In the state of 1900 If the Fsss
OF gainis continued.
i VrRe1nIA CITY. New. Eov.5-Eevsda'
count Il progressing very el0Wlys onl.
about half the ballots were counteI ap 4
Tsp ms but enough 70 show Blaias
| Woodburn and the entire RepHhlieal
. carried hv from 500 to 400 majority. Th
} Republican central committee.claim th
} state By 100 majority
HARTFORD. Conn. Nov. The vote Q
/ Ccnnecfscat for president, with oily "a
small town of Washington to hear from
:. Il 136 $50, Of which Blaine has IS -
; Clegeisnd Sc, ga. st. John 2s205, Butlt
6 l,s37 Clevelandss plurality Is / ,21z.
PoRTEAHD, Nov. 6 Oregon has COR
Republican certainly. By Z majority
. 1870 % 1000 There rs no doubs via
? ever that the state has gone for Blain
Every appearance IndIestes thet Am
: strong. Rspubiicsn. las Deen elected I