The semi-weekly miner., 1884-11-05
NEW YORK.

Nrw YoeK, Nov 4.-The Naiionsa ~
~ ML" Ststo nemocratic committees are
rn~ ranortsd "a having received favoraoloe
adv;ces from all parts of the c1tles ..
Naw York and Brooklyn. lC WAS
atetsd Tammanv and the county De-
mocracy were acting larry anu lid
q very large vote was belnH p;" pn;n"
VIM. r Grace is reported as r"nn''~
ahead of his ticket.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Beatlng ~
,,,nl rooms Ia 100 to 70 on CIevelanu
Carrying New York and 1000 TO ooo
on Blaine being elected.
One hundred and ninety seven
districts in Brooklyn give ClevelanH
40, 16l; Blaine, 81 2lo; bu.!eI, ,'t,, ~
ST. John, 944. E,even dlstricts ye' W
hear from.
The vote in the city is very heavy.
There is a great deal of scratching on
citv and county ticket. The result
of the mayoralty contest is likeIy u
be known late.
Seventy-seven eles tiOn distr'cts IN
Rr0oklvn out of a total of 2O8 show
/. .Cleveland's majority l 1875:
Fifty five election districts out n1
7l2 in New YorF give Blaine 5,O4o;
Cleveland, 1887; Butler, loi; 81
John, ~.
One hundred and twenty-slght
election districts in New York State
outside of Now York City and
BROOKLYN give Blame 1928; Cleve-
land. 25,574; Butler, 489; st. John,
534; a net Democratic gain OF 26So.
The New York Tribune says
I}la.ne's majority IN Nebraska is %
uOD and says Blaine has carried
Buffalo by .ltO.
The .Gt,a says Connecticut has gone
Republican and Florida Democratic
bv 3, $40; that Indiana has probably
gone K-pu! lican and that 1t now
looks as if New York Was very much
in doubt.
Returns from most of the Republi-
can districts in the CITY of New York
show gains for the Democratic ma
tional ticket, while returns from
Democratic portions of the city show
Democratic losses. Hewitt is un-
doubtedly elect to Congress from the
Tenth District by 600 md1brity. In
the Eleventh assembly district Gar
fields majority of 1926 is reduced
to 222 In the Seventh assembly
district Garfield's majority Of 10, 4lO
disappeared and Cleveland has a
majority of 81. In the Sixteenth as
senlbly district HaDcock's majority
of 5 300 is reduced to 2,7O. Pulitzer
is elected from the Ninth congress
s,onal district by an immense ma
iority.
A little less than half the vote of
the State outside of New York and
Kings County gives Blaine a plural
ity of 80. .O76.
Grant is probab! elec cd mayor
and Tammany probably carries the
balance of the city and county
ticket.
Cleveland's majority in New York
is 43,OS3. The vote for mayor is
close. Returns are so meagre that it
is impossible to say who is elected.
Eleven hundred and thi,ty-three
districts outside of New York and
Brookly give Blaine, 266,257; Cleve-
land, 26,53S. CO
Eleven hundred and. sixty-three
districts outside of New York and
Brook IN give Blaine, 274, lO2; Cleve-
land, 2s2,056; Butler, 1866; st John,
IA ,463; net Democratic gain of s, ,966.
The indications are that Blaine has
carried New York State by 5000 to
10000 majority.
Outside Of New York and Brook lyn
1912 districts give Blaine 1856 6S7;
Cleveland, PAP. SOC; Butler, 1882; st.
John, 15,0O7; Democratic gain of
JO,1O4.
The city complete gives Cleveland
ii majority, Democratic loss of
about 1900. The County districts
which will be in tc-night may change
this, but the Democrats claim the
County by 100. Sunburn (RspuE-
lican) for Congress is elected over
Van Alstyne (Democrat) by about
1000 majority.
Twelve hundred and twenty-seven
districts outside of New Yark and
Brooklyn give Blaine, 299 $50; Cleve-
land 244,9l5.
The returns from three-fourths of
the city show the vote for mayor so
close that it is impossible to state the
result. The probabilities are Grant
is elected.
The Seventh Assembly district
complete gives Blaine 1882; Cleve-
land, 1921; Butler, III; st. John. IS.
The Ninth Assembly district COM
plete gives Blaine 566; Cleveland,
5,26l; Butler, 154; st. John. 124.