Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-06
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. Sat 8 O'Clock this
morning 200 polling places N Indiana showed
Republican gain Of 1920 and a Democratic
gain OF l,769. If this ratio of gains Is main
tanned, Blaine will get the state.
dispatch dated 9: AS a. m. says that $40
polling places show net Republican gam OF
2,295.
At indianapolis 1850 a. IN. $50 voting places
show Republican gain of S.076, Democratic
gain Of 5,3l6. Net Republican gain of 1920.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Nov. 3, y M.-EiVe
hundred and twenty voting places show Re
publican gains of 9,077, Democratic gain $3.50.
Net Republican gain S.O91. 1t indicates about
Loco plurality in the State for Cleveland.
lSDIANAPOLIS, Nov. ., $40 P. M.-Elve hum
dred and siXty-five places show a Republican
gain of 10, ,z10 and a Democratic gain of 6,723.
The net Republican gam Is 3,547. THIS indi-
Gates Democratic plurality OF about 500 in
the State.
Putnam county's Democratic majority is
35S. q Republican gain of So. Cass county's
Democratic majority is 4S4, Republican gain
Of S3l. LaPorte goes Democratic by 900 ma
jOrity. = Democratic gain of 6j. Martin
c0unty's Democratic majority is 2S5, Demo-
cratic gain of 49, Grant cOunty's Republi-
can majority Is IS. a Republican gain of l47.
Whitley COunty's Democratic majority is 363,
a Democratic gain of 50. There is every in
dicatiGn that the vote in the state Will be very
close
Five hundred and ninety voting places show a
Republican gain of HOPS, and Democratic
gain Of 6,5l2, a net Republican gam of 4.5l6.
This rate would give Republican plurality
OF l.500 IN the State
Huntington county gives Democratic ma
iOrity of 20. ia Republican gain of ll3. Rush
county gives Republican majority Of 1853, a
gain of y.
Fulton county gives a Democratic majority
of lG2. Democratic gain of 80.
Howard county gives Republican majority
Of l,O72. Republican gain of 50.
Miami county gives a Democratic majority
OF 255. Republican gain OF p.
Carroll county gives a Democratic majority
of l2j, Republican gain OF Il.
GfamhpU county gives a Republican majority
of 900, a Republican gain Of l47.
In Indiana 373 voting places show net Re-
publican gain Of 5,203. This indicates plu
rality for Blaine in the State Of 1000.
WHAT HENDRICKS HEARD.
Gov Hendricks has been in receipt of tele-
grams from various sources all day. In the
morning he answered a telegram from Joseph
Pulitzer, of the New York World, who asked
his opinion OF the result and the reason. He
answered as to his belief in it, aud attached
an inquiry as to how New } Ork had gone. In
respOnse AIr. Pulitzer telegraphed that New
York had given Cleveland small plurality.
which might be increased, and the State was
sure for the Democratic electors. The follow
ing telegram from the Young Mems lnde-
pendent Committee of New York gave Mr..
Hendricks considerable personal qualification,
but it was not satisfying:
believing that the war issues are settled
in Indiana, the Republicans of New York
have given you the State and voted IN favor
OF administrative reform"
This evening an Associated Press reporter
called upon Gov. Hendricks, and was accorded
a brief interview.
II FIRMLY believe" said the Governor, "that
Indiana has gone Democratic by decisive
majority, and am inclined to extend my esti-
mate Of last night of 5000 to 5000. As to New
York state, OfcOurse, | can't be so certain. II
the Associated Press figures are correct, they
settle New York State sgainst Cleveland.
The division on the Democratic vote there
between Cleveland and Butler was due to the
emplOvment OF the latter to work in the in
terests of Blaine. There is no doubt that
Butler was working for the Republican man
ayers" Ill
the claim Of carrying the State by over lo,0O0
is still kept up, further claim Is made that
the Republicans are dOctOring returns TO de-
ceive the people. Chairman henderson says
that the Democrats have elected ten Con-
gressmen and the Republicans one, Bro wn,
with two districts, the Eight and Ninth, IN
doubt. Chairman New, OF me Isepuoilcdn .St,i
Committee, say that Brown, johnson, steele
and owen are elected to Congress, ana that
the First district is in doubt. The State is In
doubt, and is claimed by both parties
The Democrats elect members OF Congress
certain and probably 10. Inc Ierre
Haute district is still in doubt. The Repub-
licans elect Brown in the Sixth, Owen in the
Tenth and Steele in the Eleventh III the
Democrats carry the Eighth district the dele-
CATION will remain as it is now.
The Republican Clerk and Judge at FAIR
land. Shelby county, refused tOslgn the cleo
ton returns. claiming that voters had been
bulldOzed and that the ballOt-bOx had been
stuffed. An armed mob took possession OF
the town and declare that they will kill the
Clerk and Judge unless they sign the returns.
The Sheriff and posse OF men nave gone 10
the scene.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6, 8 A. M.-At present
there is no change in the situation as outlined
earlier in the evening at Democratic head
0uarters. Chairman Henderson and Secre-
tary Of State Myers continue TO claim
Dlurality of 10000 for Cleveland in the State.
They do not now insist on more than 10 Con-
Tressmen. admitting the election OF Brown,
Steele and Owen. The Legislature is Demo-
cratic. The Chairman also claims the State
bv a small majority, but thinks the State
ticket is in doubt.