Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1884, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave, and 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS. Pres't. ener Che ening Star, V% 64—N® 9,838. WASHINGTON, D. ©., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1884. : TWO CENTS. 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Walter AT DROOP'S MUSIC STORE. ‘MONDAY—Rossini’s Masterpiece, with a great cast, EMINAMIDE, i abl andale, Fubrint, Broderick, Guise, Campo- The Sparkbiie ‘Oriental Opera Comique, nandale, Castie, Broderick, Allen and Taglia- WEDNFSDAY EVeNING—Grand Revival of Balfs Me- loatons Upers, HEMIAN GIRL, Abbott, Je, Fabrini, Aulen, Tagliapietra, POPULAR PRICES WILL PREVAIL. ‘TUESDAY Abbott, THE FASHIONABLE EVENT. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1884, ‘Temple. just completed: bi the Washington Light Infan- the Kenowned and Fopt rrr ‘TIT & FR PR SS OF OF hope be B38 bt PA EP EP 8h FE OPERA COMPANY! ARTISTS EVER HEARD IN ENGLISH OPERA: Lizzie Annandale, Fie Connell. Famous ainpobello, Allen, Thos. wow w a DDD YT ¥ Wwwww BRE" 4 DDYy Wry BEE BOD OY w R REERA ADDD ¥ = «+++++88 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘THURSDAY—With three Prima Donnas, MIGNON. Abbott, Bellini, ‘Castle, Broderick, Allen, ‘Campobello. 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OF GRAND OPFRA HOUSE CAN BZ HAD AT THE AKEINGTUS HOTEL. nos-4i NAtiosan rusarei ‘: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3D EVERY EVENING, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE SHOOK & COLLIER'S COMPANY fm Robert Ba- chanas's great drama, STORM-BEATEN, Scenic Fffects, including the Realistic Effects, invented aud patented by Ly- 2. © re of the inte Greely Lady Franklin Bay will appear in the ereat Feschis scene im their orwisal costumes a= worn by them on thst Teworable vecasion. ‘Next week. commencing November 16th, MILAN GE. ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. 23 Fores QUEENA, COMEDY AWD PATHOS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER gp. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ‘The Great New York Success, QUEENA, By J. K. Titloteon, +A GR: AT CAST, Including MISS ROSE KEENE. oy and Appointments, as produced at quare Theater, under the management of WILLIAMS & LILLOTSON. 1s 10th, the Great London Success, ,OP OF GOLD. ey TER COMIQUE HAIL 10 THs CHIEF ELECTION RETCRNS ! takes picrsure it announcing that i telewreph compemues or all tbe het ob TUESDAY EVENING, No- OF THE ELECTION. aw ‘any have ron thelr wire bie wil be placed upon the | <i hs ity om the | Dea special operator, vin the same company, who | full vi-w of the el ‘thus “ffordime pot only | nd. s comfortable ir cwn operator: heured, aid we promise to fal- Original Ss the Union Monday, Now United Prove d-=pat web rath, ears Bh Sheabove to ths hucr. - T. ¥. SNELBAKER, tun with the above, we shall yive our entire | ¥ OVEMBER 3p, iise'ng musical attraction, © BEISTON | ST ON THE SOUND, fcts aod «fall and complete east | . 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JAMES EMO.GAN, M.'D.,Vice President, CHAS.'A- ELLIOT 1, Seoreury. bg THE ANNUAL MEETING FOR THE ELEC- tion of Truste-s and for the transaction of other business of the Standa'd Hydro-Carbon Fuel company Will be held on MONDAY, December Ist_next, at $1 ‘Milk street, Room 13, Boston, Sass. GEO. R.T Secretary. Et {2p THE, JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIA- TION will me-t at Cosmopolitan Vall. coraer of Sth and E streets northwest, on THURSDAY EVEN- ING, Nov. 6,at TH o'elak TS oy Sa ERIS, President N. SARDO, Secretary. 15-26 persons indebte:, fo the frm EROTT &'CO, wil pl ‘No. 903 Penusylvania ave. d= EQUITABLE EP coopera! BEADING ASSOCIATION. he Ath annual mecting of the Equitable Co-Opere- tive Dullding sociation will be ell W November 6, 1884, at Tu'clock pam at Mari street nar Stu street northwest.” The Gist, monty meeting of the Association, for the pay.nent of, dies nd making wivances, will be leld iuutuediately the after at the same place. Stock in the stir tseue cat bo taken and payment made thereon at thie meeting. cr at ee Bee Ot tne SLRs SOMERVILLE, Presid LOMAS 5 lent, JNO. JOY EDSON, Sec'y, oflce N17 F st.i.w, M426 JOHN T. MITCHELLS REAL ESTATE Office, wouthwest corner of 11th aud Pa. avenue (Thomas Dowlins's auction rocme), Dealer” in Real fe, Stocks, Louds, Trmurance aud Geueral Ageat for the transaction of all business, aks ‘romptattention given to any busines entrusted to prec BER, | Ist Edition. CLEVELIND'S ELECTION CLAIMED BY 204 ELECTORAL VOTES. |THE VOTE OF NEW YORK Believed to Have Gone Democratic By 12,000 Plurality. The Republican Committee Does Not Give Up the State. CONNECTICUT PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC. EB" UNION, CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AS-0. ciatio: th Issue of stock —The 3&:h regular monthly m-eting for the winent of dues and making advances will be held cn WEDNESDAY, Noveuber 6, ‘at 7 o'clock p.m, at Cosmopolitan Hall, « Sth and E streets no thwest, The books for sub- tion to the Sth iasue were opened wt the last ince tin DENNIS CONNELL, President, DANIEL DONOVAN, sectetar’. top> NEW ssce OF STOCK. FIRST PAYMENT Nov. EQUITABLE (CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. Subscription Books are now open for shares in the EE aan co atpee louthiy fayments are $2.50 per share, 81,000 3h full advan cil on engi share ASSETS OCTOLER 25, 1844, $427,997.69. Pamphicts explaini the object of the Association and its method of doing bus'news, be. will be furnished, 14-36 1874, 0.Cap sts, ng Ot Ae Denk ins Awt.th and D sts, Othees Public Pointer. ALE stn. zi Met Bai “Sith ‘Office, Ansessor's' flee, 43 St. Patents, Robinson, Parker & Co,, aeseree ste, Gas ( ‘eller and Notary, Riggs & Atty-8t-L w, ey . Telttenhonae fa I Saville. a , S21 F sunw Sol gth & Pa. ave, 307 Math et v6 s ‘would be see their friends, Telephone communication. 13-60" (CBP PERIETUAL plitct.G ASs0cIATION— | evort of the Third Year, o. $35,002, Beant for the eee b0. 90.00 Expenses tortie yeats $7082 tan one yer cent of ‘The prot's for the three ire, after paying all ex- pensea in at the rite of #13 pet e-ni ger aun Share of the fret series paid #6 tw worth $40 Share of the thied sertes paid S12 br woven ae hare id series paid $12 is worth 812, ‘The books tor the fourth werics arencw ope: We a ayinent ot Sit monihly. is tiot tp the ity of Washing. ton, We pay Sper cent per aniium to parties ‘ou the ‘withdrawal of mou ‘neting on WEDNESDAY EVE! ING. Novensber Sat Cis TS ING Noversber 5, at 619 Ith sinvet. Geta copyrat aa ual re ‘ort from any of the following named officers "6. &: Dateaawon, president, 9th ana D streeta, .€. Daneanson, . 9th and D sree Eawia Abraham vice preaiieny (91 P tre win Mi Lawtou, treasurer, War departinent, Sohn Cook. secentarg, 18 1aik street Wilt diy port ules Andrew Glass, Beit Lintralircn William P. Seville, Pension buresa, Frank 6 Sexton Bureau shite ot ston, burean mitery Gari een sveeiant 26 ret . N, Steoker, bureau priitinc and enteaving. Ghaties Wesehell gorcrument paste fia Fre W. Tra: devours. tobucconist, 1145 Pennayl- “Giants F Benjurnis, atto 95, Co baries F. Benjainiu, attorney, room 95, Corcoran building. Bie ARTIFIOIE TEETH WITH PEATE THE only cleanly snd hea thtat method All Dentisre at Moderate haten ZL SULT M D. Dentut: verson Bow "loth and Pean. ave, successor to Dr. Jenison, sclo-nsnawaine BEST PREPARATION FOR TEETH AND | FP catuin m GOMEOE SD MYRUH DERTETEICE, Twenty-five cents per totlle. MUNCASTER & HOW ARD, corner 7th anid I streets northwest, cal (opr DK axrncr c. ada ‘Has Removed to No. £08 11th Street Northwest. (ee pDE CE, KENNEDY. Dentist. has removed his office to 1426 New York avenue northwest ocl6-Im ROGINSKI & LEWIS, THE WELL-KNOWN (oP site rainuors ca Oteee Be EE ‘elephoue call, 379-3, All orders promptly attended to. oclT-Im* ook [25% BOSEA_B MOULTON AND FW TuTTER, Jr, Attorneys-at-Law, lave REMOVED thelr offices to 920 F stra: t northwest, ‘oc9-1in® . 2120 PENNA. AVENOE, ‘Tatrobex and itepairs for same: also Sexton's and Word's Parlur Su Lattobes, to he 20, Havin lance force. orders tly. Telephone, ‘sm H, DANIEL RESPECTFULLY IN CP cotmas nis tricone cd wi GeO, Co HENNING, § ‘he he ow counted with s micret, aud wil be Pivaned to furnish thea with artistic warmach tare Feady or custom tude cel Lp THE, ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND RES. <P seers in particaincly ealted to PHOSVTES: ths ew and. popmar Lrain aud Nerve. Teme eit sate Guard again Malaria. For sale arcated by the glume OF. Lottles by W.C. MILBUICN, Sole Inventor aud Man. uiacturer. 1429 Pennsylvania avenue. = Pid HARDWOODS AND BUILDING LUMBER, WM McLEAN & SON, 13TH AND B STREETS AND MTH. BETWEEN B AND C STREETS NORTHWEST. 030 apll ERDWOODSs: |THE DEMOCRATS CLAIM MICHIGAN, A NEW YORK TRIBUNE EXTRA OLAIMS BLAINE'S ELECTION. Special Dispatch to Taz EVENING Stan: New Yor«, November 5. Both committees claim the election of President at 10 o'clock this morning, but the returns favor Cleveland; if it shall appear that New Jersey has given him the majority, that scattering returns BOW seem to show, and which the democraticcom- mittee positively claim. The state of New York will glve Cleveland from 12,000 to 16,000 plurality. Cleveland's plurality in Connecticut will be about. 2,000. There is no indication that he has lost any of the 153 votes in the south hitherto assigned to him. There is no conclusive news from Indiana. If we add to these 158 votes from the south the 36 votes of New York, the 9 votes of New Jersey, and the 6 votes of Connecticut, the total Is 204. A ma- Jority of the entire number of electoral votes is 201. Later.—There probably never was In the history Of politics so many false dispatches sent over the ‘wires in the interest of betting as there was last night before midnight. They deceived both par- es The claim of twenty-eight thousand in Kings county issued by the national democratic committee and the error of eleven thousand in the majority in New York county made by allot the newspapers, the Associated Press and the official returns was well calculated to throw doubt on all returns. At4a m. they gave the state to Cleve- land or Blaine, just a8 one believed the figures. ‘The republican committee do not concede Cleve- land’s election at this hour—ten a. m—but claim New York for Biaine. Later.—In this state the democrats have elected 18 of the #4 Congressmen, while the republicans have carried the. aeavubly, glecting about as many members as they had last year, when the number was 72, This insures a republican United States Senator, to be elected next spring. Cloxe Vote in Connecticut—_New Ham) shire Close, But Probably Republi- can. ‘The following dispatches have been recelved here: New Haven, November 5.—The Connecticut legislature is republican to both branches and will elect a U.S. Senator. The republican state ticket will probably have to be elected by the legislavure. ‘There is a large St. John vote. The presidential vote is very close. (Signed) LyNDE Harrison, Chairman Republican Committee. Coxcoxp, N. H., November 5.—The state 1s close, but has probably gone republican by a small majority. (Signed) C. F. Stone, Chairman Democratic State Committee, ‘The New York Tribune “Hopeful for Blaine.” The Tribune this morning, extra, says: “HOPEFUL FOR BLAINE—LEADING CLEVELAND AND GAINING—NINETY-1WO VOTES IN DOUBT—BLAINE APP/KENTLY HAS 163 VOTES CERTAIN, AND CLEVELAND 141—NEW YORK PROBABLY REPUBLI- CAN BY 5,000 OR LESS—GAINS IN THE SOUTH.’ “The returns from the several states come in slowly, partly because of the bad weather, and the result on the President is in doubt at the time of going to press. Blaine apparently has 168 electoral votes certain and Cleveland 141. Eight states, casting 103 electoral votes, are in doubt or have not. been heard from. The latest returns from New York Indicate a republican majority of 5,000 or lesa, In New York city the democratic plu- rality #8 over 42,000, and in Kings over fifteen thousand. The republicans make gains in Albany, Chemung and Monroe couuties, The delegation in Congress seems to be eveniy divided, each party having 17 members. The assembly 1s republican by about 98 majority. Wisconsin 1s republican by 15,000 plurality. - Although no campaign work has ‘been done since the September election, Blatne’s plurality in Maine Js about thirty thousand. Ohio gives from twenty-five to thirty thousand for Blaine. Indiana ts claimed by both parties on yery meager returns. The republican plurality in Massachusetts Is estimated at 10,000. Blaine’s plurality in Pennsylvania Ig estimated at 55,000, his plurality in Philadelphia being 25,000. The re- publicans made large gains in rural districts) New Hampshire gives Blatne 30,000 plurality and elects two republican Congressmen. In Missouri the democratic plurality of 55,000 four years ago 1s cut down to about 35,000. Virginia isin doubt and Is claimed by both parties. The, republican gains are large.” GW. A GAS FIXTURES, ‘Lange Assortment, FANCY GOoDs. Call and Examine #31 18th street, Corcoran Building, ‘EF, BROOKS, = EAMUEL & SHEDD, FINE GAS FIXTURES. SLATE MANTELS AND LATROBES, PLUMBING AND HEATING, 00 RINTH STREET NORTHWEST. ES CHAS. 8, PRICE. ae jedicines, Pure Drags aud 31 specialty, srdat moderate rate. ae (opr PANES B coreE, ARcHITEOD, Oftice No, 908 G street. mi eee ae Haswann & Horcarsox, 424 Novrm Syazsr, Agente for BOSTON HARD WAX, ‘The best Floor Polish. ‘Dealers in BRASS FIRE GOODS, ARTISTIO TILES, no& GRATES, RANGES, FURNACES, &o. Luoma Arrexriom LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS. WLLE M. J. PRANDI, 2a Mas, M. J. Hunt's, 1909 F oramre, GRAY SHADES! BHEA WAVES! SHINGLED BANGS! Republican Gains at Falls Church, Va. Special Dispatch to Tue Evextno Star. Faurs Cavacs, Va., November 5. ‘The recent registration gives this corporation 267 votes. Polled yesterday 246 votes, of these 169 were republican and 75 democratic Blaine’s ma- Jority 94 Garfleld’s majority was 82 Vote for Duff Green 164, LRA —— ee NEW YORK. Complete Returns from Franklin County. Matons, N. Y., November 6.—Complete returns for Franklin county show a plurality for Blaine of 1.080. “These figures are reliable. (Signed) N. H. MUNSILL, Chairman repubitcan county committes, NEW JERSEY, Favorable Returns for the Democrats. ‘Trentox, N.J., November 5.—Somerset county,| gives Cleveland 200 majority, but elects Thompson rep.) to the state senate. The senate is republl- can by one majority. Cleveland carried Lombert- ville, Hunterdon county, by 114majority. Raritan fowanip, un Zoudey, gave Clsveland ies _— -—_-—__. LOUISIANA. Falling Off in the Vote of New Orleans. ‘New Osigans, November 6.—The vote in this city shows a falling off of about asi Sritn the presidential vote of 1680." neers Ss Se MICHIGAN, Hoth Parties Ciaim the State, Drreorr, Micu., November 5, 6:25 a. m.—The Free Press reports from 27 counties show a net major- ity for the fusiow electoral ticket of 4,649, and for ‘the state ticket 4,078. The ee renaneone clatims ‘the whole national and state kets. It will be late in the day before there can be told definitely about the returns, The muddy condition of the roads prevented the returns from arriving from the back towns. At this hour (6:25 a.m) Doth parties claim victory, and a fall count will be needed to settle the quesifon. Democrats Claim the State—The Con- gressional Delegation. ‘Dergorr, Mica., November 5,5 a. m—The latest Teturns tend to increase thé’ democratic vote, ‘The Free Press (dem.) claims the state on the vote given in one-fifth of the precincts in the state. The Teturns show strong yp gains in all parts of the State. The Free Press claims the following list of Congressmen: First district, Mayburg, democrat; second, Allen, republican; third, O'Donnell, repub- Hoan, ‘fourth, Yaple, democrat; fifth, Comstock, democrat; eixth, Winans, democrat; seventh, Carleton, democrat; eighth, Tarsnay, democrat; ninth, Cutcheon, republican; tenth, Gibson, re- publican; eleventh, Moffatt, republicat. “This ‘would be a democratic gain of one Congressman. poearse: have been received on the state legisia- WEST VIRGINIA. Goff ana Barbees Elected to Congress. Waeeiixa, W. Va., November 5, 10:30 a. m.— Returns from tis state very meagre. Goll, for Congress, in first district, re-elected, and reports from second district indicate ‘Barbees’, Tusion, election to Congress. OREGON, Blaine’s Majority 1,600 to 2,000. Saw Fkancisco, November 5.—In Oregon Biaine’s majority te from 1,600 to 2,000. MINNESOTA. Republican Majority, Sr. Pavt, November 6.—166 precincts give 8,070 republican majority. INDIANA, Republican Gains Indicate a Majority for Blain InpiaNaroris, November 6, §:30 a.m.—Two hun- dred and eighty voting places show republican gain, 4,758; democratic gain, 2,443; net republican gain, 215. Have heard from 16 per cent of vote, And this indicates the state for Blaine, . More Republican Gains. InptaNaroits, Inp., November 5, #:20 a.m.—Three hundred voting places show republican gain, 4,089; democratic galn, 2,788; net republican gain, 2.906. 9:45 a. m.—Three hundred and forty voting places show republican gain, 5.808; democratte gain, 8,510; net republican gain, 2,906, ‘Twenty per cent of vote heard ILLINOIS, Congressional Changes. Cuycaco, November 5.—Distriots are as follows:— ‘The second district, Lawler, dem., succeeds Fin- erty, independent; tn the third ward, democrat, succeeds Davis, rep; in the eighth Plumb, rep., ‘succeeds Cullen. Republican Majority in the Legisia- ture. Cuwaco, November 5.—The Datly News, trom partful returns, gives republican majority of two On Joint Dallot tn the legislature. Scattering Returns, SprixcrieLp, Iut., November 5.—One hundred and twenty-tliree precincts In Cook county give Blaine 84,222; Cleveland, 34,601. Two bundred and Lwo preciucts outside Cook county give Butler 1,672, St, John 2,363. Two hundred and thirty precincts, including ‘forty-three im Chicago, give Ogiesby 45.885, Harrison 45,042. One hundred and elghty- seven’ precincts outside Cook county give Hobbs 1,260, Harper 250. Two hundred and seventy-elght precincts, in- Pate nine Gr a flesby 54,438 Sug tiacrison 38 o hundred ve Setnobs, ontalde ot Cook county "780; Sidon, 2618; Hovbs, 1498 Complete Returns from St. Louis. Sr. Lovis, November 5.—Complete returns tn this city, with the exception of four precincts, show a somewhat different result from that estimated in Previous dispatches Cleveland’s vote is reported at 20,007, Blaine’s at 20,254 and St. John’s at 60; Marmaduke, dem., for governor, 18,759; Ford, antl- bourbon, for governor, 21,231; Brooks, prohibition, for governor, 219. OWA, Republican Gains—The Congressional Delegation. ‘Des Mores, Iowa, November 5.—One hundred and fifty townships give Blaine 20,829, and 16,113, for the fuston ticket, a net republican gain of 616. ‘The very best information wiat can be gained of the congressional elections indicates that Weaver, fusion, 8 defeated by a small majority in the sixth district; Henderson, republican, re-elected in the third district; Congér, republican, in the seventh district, and Smith, republican, elected in the eighth district; Pusey, fusion, elecved in fhe ninth district, and Murphy, democrat, in the second dis- trict. ‘The Candidates on Election Ni; HOW MESSNS. BLAINE, CLEVELAND,.LOGAN AND HEN- DRICKS RECEIVED THE NEWS—ST. JOHN “HAPPY a8 A CLAM.” Mr. Blaine recetved the election returns in bis own house in Augusta, Maine, by private wire, which he has had in use since the beginning of the campaign. Besides the members of his family, all of whom, except his daughter (Mrs. Coppinger), ‘were with him, there were present Gov. Roble, ex- Gov. Connor, Adjutant General Beal and the secre- tary of state. Many near neighbors dropped in during the evening. Owing tothe rain storm and other causes the returns came In slowly, and, as a matter of course, the first dispatches were inidefl- nite, but their general tenor were encouraging. A large numb-r of dispatches were received, and ‘all of them were of an encouraging character. On Teceipt of the news that New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut had gone for thert, the Gemoctats In Augusta lighted bonefires tnd rung MR, CLEVELAND SMILES CALMLY. Goy, Cleveland received the returns by messen- ger at the executive mansion in Albany, N. Y., ‘surrounded by a few friends, including Judge R. W. Peckham, Hon. Simon W. Rosendale, Adjutant General Farnsworth, Major Banks, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lamont, Mrs. and Miss Farnsworth, Mra. Eristus Corning, Mra Isaac Vanderpoel, and the j See ‘sisters, Miss R. E. Cleveland and Mrs. loyt. As the news came in the gentlemen it congratulated the governor, and the ladies ap- platided. The governor presérved a calm exterior, and merely smiled at the enthusiasm of those about him. Hon. S.S. Cox and Hon. John Kelly samen Ens a a saan es congratulat Sat down to lunen;and at 2 otlock they were stil at the tabie receiving the returns. | GEN. LOGAN GOES TO BED. Gen. Logan was at his oid home in Carbondale, Ti, and remained at the committee rooms until ee beled tume the rey gods lad =, ct at Gen. Logan said: ‘Well, gentlemen, thinge are 100 ‘mixed to-night for me get any kind of an !dea,” and left tor home, ‘MR. HENDRICKS SOMEWHAT DUBIOUS, ‘Mr. Hendricks remaine’ at Indlanzpolis, where he discussed the situation freely with the friends that ‘Tndians 1@ democratic bY 5,000. He an: twas somewhat dubious of the general result. ‘ST. JOHN “HAPPY AS A CLAM.” Governor St. John spent the day quietly at his home in Olathe, Kansas, occasionally appearing in. the streets incompany witha few friends. At ast one he walked to the polis in the third Rewspaper correspondent gs ee ees ; Why Gen. Grant Did Net Vote. |. & Grant, at his residence, No, 3 East 4 HF i i S Bi ! l & 2d Edition. ON THE ANIOUS BENCH, NEW YORK IN A FOG. CONFLICTING CLAIMS 70 THE STATE A RECOUNT IN NEW YORK CITY. CONNECTICUT CONCEDED TO CLEVELAND. MAHONE OLAIMS VIRGINIA TO BE REPUBLICAN. INDIANA VERY CLOSE. The Official Count Needed to Decide. Special Dispatch to Taz Evemmne Stan: New Yor, November 5. At 11 @ m. there were immense crowds at the headquarters of both committees, and intense ex- citement in all of the streets and public places over the possible doubt of the great result. All Sorts of fears and speculations were indulged in a3 to @ probable repetition of the events of 1876, and another electoral commission. The democratic ‘committee say that Cleveland's election is settled beyond a doubt, and that he bas carried New York by 10,000 plurality. The republican committee claim Blaine’s election by 6,400, This is based on a percentage of alns in 727 precinctsyet to be heard rom. The Divpute Over the Vote in New York City—A Recount in Progress. Later.—One of the greatest elements of dispute continues to be the returns from New York county. The republicans tnstst that the majority 1s 42,180. The demoeratic returns are 53,120, Where the error occurred and by whom reported 1s a mystery. ‘The. Associated Press first made the Increase. ‘The Tepublican committee say that thelr additions are based on the oMicial returns of the inspector of election. The error, one way or the other, promised tosettle the state. A recount is in progress. Connecticut Conceded tothe Democrats —Gen, Mahone Claims Virginia to be Republican. * Naw Yors, November 5, 12:29 p.m ‘There 1s nothing definite here from Indiana. ‘The republicans concede Connecticut to the dem- Ocrats on the national ticket by 700 majority, and claim Harrison, republican, for governor, by 2,000 majority. Gen. Mahone telegraphs that Virginia has gone republican, ‘The General Opinion in New York is that Cleveland is Elected. An extra Journal at 11 a.m. concedes Cleveland's, election by 2,000 plurality in thestate. OMicial re- turns may be required to decide the result, but the general opinion here among republicans and demo- crate is that Cleveland is elected President, A New York Herald Bulletin Says BI © Has Probably Carried the State. 12:30 p. m.—The republican national committee claim that the full returns from New York elect Blaine by 6,500 majority in this state. The Herald, (12:30 p.m.) bulletin says Blaine has probably carried the state by 5,000. Gen. MeCook, of the United States Senate, who has been looking over the returns, says the state 1s in doubt and official returns may be necessary to decide the result. The Corrected Returns in New York City Give Cleveland 45,239 Majority. ‘The corrected returns in New York city give Cleveland 45,239, which is very nearly four thous- and from former returns, being seven thousand less on democratic figures and three thousand more on republican figures. ‘The Probabilities Still in Favor of leveland. The republicans telegraph from Indiana that they have the state by at least five thousand, which has caused great cheering at republican headquarters. The republicans give New Jer- sey and Connecticut to Cleveland, and his election, therefore, only depends on this state, which ts in doubt with the probabilities on actual vote for Cleveland. Democrats Claim California and Wis- consin. The national democratic committee have dis- Patches that California and Wisconsin have gone democratic. They do not admit a possibility of republican victory. Mr. Blaine and the Republican Com- mittee, 1:90 v. .—The through wire of Mr. Blaine ts con- nected with the national committee here, and a long conversation took place at one o'clock with him in Augusta, and one member of the committee sald to him: “We cannot say good morning, Mr, President, Dut we hope to say good evening, Mr. President.” rhe committee telegraphed him that New York tn doubt, but probably republican, and that Indiana and Virginia had gone republican, which would elect him without New York. Not much confidence is placed in Mahone’s claim of 8,000 re- publican majority in Virginia, but 1t is believed Indiana ts repubitcan.” ‘The Republicans Claim 1,300 Plural- ity, but the Drift of Opinion still Favors Cleveland. The New York republican state com mittee have returns from all but 12 counties, and estimating the latter they give Blaine 1,800 plurality in this state at 1:00 p.m. ‘The official count of the state ts generally regarded as necessary to settle the Fesult, though the drift of opinion still favors Cleveland’s election. awa —>—_— 5 HOPES AND FEARS AT ALBANY. Both Parties Still Cherish Expectations of Gaining the State—The Congres- sional Delegation and the Legisia- ture. Special Dispatch to the Evexrxe Star. ALBANY, N. ¥., November 5, 1854. ‘The republicans here cling desperately to the hope that Blaine may have carried this state. all against the success of their ticket. The dem- Qcrats are claiming as theirs beyond doubt New ‘York, Connect ‘Callfornia and Muinois. ork, tcut, ner are hi in thei? enthusiasm, however, until doubt cleats away, es they remember the horas ‘the Journal rep. claims INDIANA REPUBLICANS DENT. CONFI. A Plurality of from 3,000 to 5,000 ‘Claimed—Unexpected Gains Made in Legislative Districts, Special Dispatch to Tax Evextne Stax. IxplaNaporis, Ixp., November 5. ‘The republicans are confident of carrying indt- ana by a plurality of from 3,000 to 5,000. The con- test between Peele, rep., and Byrum, in this aistric for Congress, 1s close. Republtcans here made Some unexpected gains in legislative districts. A democratic mob took possession of polls at Fall land, Shelby county, and drove republicans from the ground. Republicans refused to sign returns. Hendricks lost his precinct, ward, county and state, Later—The Averages Not so Favorable for the Republicans—The Official Re- turns Needed. 2 147 p. m.—The averages are not so favorable for the republicans, and now renders the state doubt- ful. Neither party is confident. It will probably require the official returns to determine the result. | ‘The democrats are cieiming the state coundentiy. , The returns are coming in much as they did tn | 1888, when Baker beat Hendricks 1,100. W. R. Hornoway. CLOSE VOTE VIRGINIA, “The State,” Democratic, Claims a Small Majority for Cleveland. Special Dispatch to Tue EVENING Star. Ricaatonp, Va., November 5. Returns received slowiy. Democratic chances hinge on ninth district. The few returns to-day from that section give encouraging democratic gains. Virginia probably democrauc by a sual majority. “Tue Stare.” ——— a By Associated Press NEW YORK The County Democracy Ticket Elected. | Nww Yous, November &=The entire county democracy ticket 1s elected by probably over 10,000 majority. there being not more than six election | districts missing. Net Democratic Gain in 1 10,726. New York, November 5.—1,949 election districts in New York state, outside the cities of New York and Brooklyn, give Blaine 218.700, Cleveland 208,- 24, Butler 8,961, St John 16,08. "Net democrutic gal 10,725, Blaine’s Plurality County. Troy, N. ¥., November 5.—Renssalaer county (unofficial) gives Blaine 588 plurailty. The Democratic Gains im 1,487 Dis- tricts. ‘New Yore, November 5.—1,487 election districts in New York state, outside of New York and | 419 Districts | Renesalacr Brooklyn, give Blaine 339,024; Cleveland, 287,049; Butler, 9,099; St. John, 17,208 Net democratic gain Democratic Gain 11,128 im 1,424) Districts. | ‘New Yorx, November 5.—1,% election districts 1m New York state outside tle cities of New York | and Brooklyn give Blaine 827,70; Cleveland, | m Butler, #77; 8t. J 761, net demo- erate gals th eee The Albany Journal Says the Officini Vote Is Needed to Settic It. Auaaxy, N. ¥., November 5.—At 11 a. m. the Evening Journal claims that New York state 15 in doubt, and the official vote will be needed. In this estimate Cleveland's majority In New York county 4s put av 43,000. The congressional delegation stands 17 repuviicans, 17 democrats. Further Returns, New Yor, November 5.—1,477 election districts in New York state, outside cities of New York and | Brooklyn, give Blaiue $3,914; Cleveland, 285,753; | Buller, 8,809; St. Jon, 17,060; net democratic gain, d's Pluraiit Ki | Clevelan: urailty, in Kings County Broortyx, N. ¥., November &—The result of the election in Brooklyn and the county towns caus’s great enthusiasm among the democrats and tude- dent republicans who co-operated with them | Inbringing about the victors. "rhe fgures-on te | electoral ticket show that Cleveland lias a masor- | ity In Kings county over Blaine of 15,152. But total vote is 2,001, while St. Jonn recelved 1, ‘The democrats havé elected Untee out of fourm: bers of Congress and nine out of twelve assembly men. They have also elected their sheriff, city | Judge, controller, auditor, besides a majority of the Supervisors. Coheressional: Second districi, Felix Campbell, dem...17,493; Thomas Sherida 11,704; Campbell's inajority, 5.2%. ‘Third Ciled L. Smith, de Darwin K. James, rep., 19,616; James’ majority, 6.43. Fourth dis- | trict, Peter’ P. Mahoney, dem., 18,983; Bernard Multioliand, rep., 13,203; Manont-y’s majority, 5, Fifth district, Archibald M. Bliss, det. Jacob Worth, rep., 13,028; Bilss’ majority, 1,500 Etec Districts Heard From. ‘New York, November 5—1,500 election distric in New York state, outside the cities of New York | aud Brooklyn give Blaine 341,526: Cleveland, 2s9,- $83; Butler, 9.207; St John, 17,317; net democrat gain 11,415. from 1,311 Election Districts. ‘ORK, November 5.—1,511 election districts | in New York'state outside the cities of New York and Brooklyn give Blaine 344,074, Cleveland 291,801, | Bauer 9,26, St John 17,86. “Net democrat gain, 1 Renwelacr County Complete. Troy, N. ¥., November 5.—Renssalaer county, complete, gives Blaine 298 plurality, but the demo- cratic couuty Ucket Is elected. The Republican Piarality in Tomp- kins C8unty. | Irmaca, N. Y., November 5.—Tompkins county | gives Blaine 42 plurality. Congressman Arnot (protection democrat), the nominee of both parties, | 45, of course, elected. For assembly Clark (repub- | eam) has a plurality of about 400. ‘The remainder Of the county Ucket ts Te-eivcted by the republi- | eans by from 300 to 490 majority. Complete Returns from Orange County. Pour Jervis, N. Y., November 5.—Orange county | complete gives Biaine 1.200 and Cleveland 1,124. | Sullivan county gives about 200 plurality for Cieve- land. ‘The congressional and assembly estimates are unchanged. Beach’s majority 1s about 1,000. ity iu Ulster County. November &—Ulster county gives Blaine about 125 majority. The republicans | elect Lindsley to Congress by about 1,800, and Sny- | der and Hasbrouck to the assembly. a E | How NEW YORK IS FIGURED FOR BLAINE. } New Yor, November 5.—The latest returns from ‘New York state, outside of New York and Kings counties, show that for the 1,432 election districts from that section of the state, the ge republican plurality Las been as uearly as 10 35 In each. It the $63 aistricts yet to hear return the Same average plurality, they will yield 19740 plurality for Bluiue. iis, added to the 49,938 plurality Shown by those’ already | reported, will make the republican plurality, ¢x- | elusive of New York and counties, 68, ‘The democratic plurality in New York county is, according to the latest compilation, 42,786, and that of Kings county 15,152 It appear. “theretore the democrajic plurality of 57.938 will overcome With upwards of eleven thou- to spare by the plurality with which Blaine comes to Harlem river. ‘This ts contingent ‘on the returns holding out as favorably for the republicans as they have done up to this tinein the state at large. AS a matter of fact the later returns have been more favorable. ‘The counties avel districts chiefly le ig co Meer Ron are, Date Herkimer, Jefferson, St.’ Lawrence, | gives Blain iB } its golng for Klaine. Returns From 660 Precincts, INDIANAPOLIS, 10:50 am. —460 Voting places show Tepublican gain of 8.076; democratic gain, 6,16; Bee Fepublican goin, 2.920. ‘The State Very Close. Ixptaxaponis, Inp., ” ember {—Returns are ‘coming th eTapldly this morning, but tye only ‘thing yel definitely Known Is Uhat the state will be Yery close. Green county gives « republican ma- Jory of 188, asain or.” Fowey county, gives, 600 majority for and. Oblo county Cm Kean majority 14, a gain of 18 OOunLy gives a democratic majority of 306, a @emooratle gain of 3. A republican gain of Teported from Vanderburgh obunty, ) gives a republican majority of ai, a gal of Ii the present. ratio of republican con- ues the state will bp remarkanly close, ad Ue than 1,000 ether way. It pluraltty will not be mi is imposubie, as yet, to state the complexion of the ange Ih Congressmen legisiature. “There is no from the figures sent Last night, A Democratic Pluratity of 500 in the ated. State 12m. 066 voting a INDIANAPOLIS, IND., November5. gain, &4y. This in- Places a repu Fallty Of about $00 im the ain of 6.723—net repul dicates a democratic state. " aber 6 — Huntington ouNEs tes a democratic majority of #0, can cain of 113. Rush county gives a repul Majority of 368, again ota. Majorities ton, Howard, Miami, Carroll ana Steuben Counties, Inptaxarorts, INp., November 8—Pulton eounty gives. a democratic majority of 2€8, a democratie gain of 5a. Howard county gives a republican majority of 2, a republican gal of 8 Maun! county gives a democratic majority of #58, a repubitcan gain of 2, Carroll county gives @ democratic majority of 125, a republican gain of 4, Steuben county gives & 96, a republican guin of 147. ANOIS, \ The Republican Managers Claim the State Sate. November 5.—The ret from ome in very slowly for the state at lange, viiean managers claim the state safely for 2 pational theket. Its expected that nate esttruate Will be reached early tls Ope Luedred and twenty-seven. pres Carcaco, 1 Tunis, atternoon, cinets tn th etty of ¢ ut of 171, give Blaine 36,r42, and Cleveland, Nou has beem Teveived to chance Che colplexion of the ou pional de Hon as sent out lastnight The fature, on & joint ballot, isin doubts A Large Prersnona, ¥ uber 5.—Blaine’s pluratity 6.00, The Tull republlcam county and legtsia’ ot has been elected. Jas. H. Hopkins, de Jey, in tine twent tm About 3,000 Dei Wuauxotox, Dei, > city complete gives Cle Newcastle county will give a democratic Of from 00 to 50), | Sussex will give 1,400 chylc majority. Kent county incomplete. Tam Whole state will give about 3000 democratle ile jority. Entire ticket elected throughout, NORTH CAROLINA, Overwhelmingly Demecrauc. Witeinorey SN. C., November 5. —The state hag gone 50 QvafWhelluingly democratic that all | interest. tm dae returns las coused to exist. The democrats Maye carried the Mrst, third, fourth, HY, sixth, seventh, eighth and hinth ‘congres: Slouit “aisttlets, aad the repuulicans "carried, t second districi, a demooravc in of ‘Congresstaan. — 11 ts alun@gt eertain that the deme ocrais have a two-thirds majority in the legisla ture. Civil Tights and fear ofa reura ty Begro rule in Ue eastern counties did the work. ANGENIA, Large Democratic Gains im the Nines wwenth District. Lyscupcna, Va., November §.—Incomplete ree turns from the 19.4 district show large Gemocratie ns, and indicate the election of ‘Trigg (dem.) tok Congress. eturns from the Fourth District. Prrensbns ber 5.—Returns from several preci fourth congressional aise trict up to thls moruing show the following: Taine. Jeveland, 2,977; Rives, dem., for Oobe gress, 2.385; ‘Brady Ue Fep., % 158; eron Tep.,2441. ‘The returns aré coming in l. NEW JERSEY. Blaine Mafjoritics Reported. Parensox, N.d., November &—Passale county, complete, gives Blitne 1,874 plurality. Phetps, for Congress, has 2114. Three republican assembly- — Wc ‘been elected, and te eutire county TRENTON, 4J., Nowember 5.—Gloucester county S50 "majority, and Ferrell (dem), for Congress, 215 maj nes majority in” Ale lantic will reach 580, and in Burlington Blaine’s majority ts 415. County and City Returns. Euizauera, N. J., November 6 —Unlon county, complete, gives Cleveland 70 majority, Greem@dem.) for Congress 40) majoriiy over Kean (rep.); Sena {or Livingston lem.) 26, majority over Vall (rope ern. Sules (rep.) for. sheriff 27 majority over Elizabeth City elects jority; democratic Irechoiders by 300 majority; etty council and bound of education stand 9 Te democrats. Hugues, (dem.), Tor assembly, im the first district, lus 1,000:uajority, and Corbin and in the’ second and third districts, 200 majority each, Cleveland's Mafsority in Monmeuth County Reduced, Trextox, N. J., November 5—In Monmouth county the majority for Cleveland is reduced to 1,00), Chatele, prohiliitionist, 1s elected Senator, Vut by a small majority. —1adeock (dem.), for Come he acl oc district Dy mi jority. Aveusta, Me, November 5.—Mr. Blaine was up most Of the night recelving election returns and is sleeping late this goruing. Dispatches received P. m. confirm the earlier ones of (o tue republican victory in New er figures. Florida and Virginia med by the republicans, Ue ter Very positively by Mahone and others ir. Binine Receives Newe—Ase sured of ili» Election by the Vote of New Fork. AvGusta, Me., November 5.—Conflicting reports and rumors have been coming to Augusta all nigat, but the latest dispatches recelved by Mr, Blaine this morning give him a majority of 5,000 10 8,000 tu New York and confirm huis elecuon. AT CLEVELAND'S HOME, The Election Excitement in Buftale ‘To-day—Counter Ciaims Made by Res publicans BUFFALO, N.Y paper oflices are surrounded by large crowds, eagerly scanning the Dalleuns as they appeas, There 1s a feeling of great uncertainty as to result in the stale. AU Use Gemocretic headquar, ers Blaine’s outsiue of New York Kings couuties is placed at 44,000, whlle the claim is made that New York city and Kings will give Cleveland the state by 10,000 boiedind are based on — ate pone ge be feollng Of great uncertalnly among t leaders, and but litue enlsusiasm 1s mamaifested: Ue republican headquarters From ports received th cluiin ts made that BaiBe ca ‘the slate by 8.000, whe the Is, recent Massachusetts 1s in doubt, with the - ‘Al Ubeir headquurters| isa fe-ling of confidence that Blaine ts certainly elected. NEW YORK AND CONNECTICUT. Connecticut for Cleveland — Eaton (Dem.) Defeated for Congress im Com mecticut. ‘The following dispatch ts from a prominent Dusie ‘ess Man of Connecticut: Wrxp-on Locks, Cony, November & Robert Beall, Washington, D. C.z Connecticut gone Cleveland; New York Blain, Latest dispatch, Buck elected. E.R. CoPPam. . ————_—— What Private Dispatches Say. SENATOR MAMONE CLAIMS VIRGINIA BY 9,000,