Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1884, Page 3

—_ be” # THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1884 Ip Political Circles. YESTERDAY'S ELECTION. = — SE a ——————————eoooooooeeeEoooooooooooooooeoaouooTTeeeee_ ee, AUCTION SALES. THIN EVENING. UCTION SALE OF UNKEDEEMED PLEDGES. oun WEDNESDAY, NOVEMSER FIFTH, at SEVEN | ~ ee Lalo logan to The San 3d Edition. weer i Tovclock p. mI wil fo. 123 Pennsylveuia avest> northwest. all Fe ces | forteited by non-redempticn up to this date, consisting | Fine Gold and “fiver atcnes, Diamonds, Kins Chains, Medals, Guns, Opera Glasses, Uin- | —_— Drellan Books, Silver and Silver Plated Ware. (ver- | geste. Pants, Vents, Ladica’ Dresses Drone battera, | ‘Doimans, Spreads, Shoes and Baankets, Watch? makers’ Tools Se. | Parties holding tickets wi 1 please take notice (hat all pledwes froms No. 67.119 to 88.00. re fuiciuded in this | E HEIDENHEIMEK, Broker . FOLEY, Auctioneer. n3-3¢_ | ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH. | LOADING SHOT GUNS. {MPOKTED FRESCH | CATHEDRAL GONG CLoeks, ROGERS’ FINE | SILVER FLAT: D WARE, DINNER AND Teg SETS. CASTOKS, FRUIT STANDS, &c.. FINE PORTED SWISS MUSIC LOXES FRM TAO TEN TUNES: GOLD AND S/LVER W.A1CHES, JEWELRY. CUILEMY, “OPERA GLASSES. LADIEY BEST. KOSEWOOD AND ONICKLE NJOR WADE AND BUTCHER LAZUKS RE FOV EKS, TOOLS AND 10,000 USEFUL not: By A TORN FOR BLAINE HIS CHANCES IN NEW YORK. Coming to Harlem River With Sufficient Plurality. EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK OVER THE NEWS. don of the sener, to change pusiness, T will Sore muces at SEVEN Pt FO Sg al We, Saag by Secupied by dU. Gat Atus Gods Adnulecturers of “HOWAL GLUE" |THE VOTE IN INDIANA. To.mMoRROW. DPRCANs0% BROS.Avctioncers, SPECIAL SALE. THURSDAY MuRiNG, ROvEMD SINC OOMMENCISG AY TES U'CLOCE. t OUR SPACIOTS SALESROOMS, | | | A Republican Plurality of + 1,500 Indicated. PARLOR FURNITURE, CHAMBER FURS TURE, DINING ROOM AND LIBRARY FURNITURE, ui ASSORI MENT we%__ SECOND- HAND CAKPETS. &e. LEY, Auctioneer. 1 will sell a Iarey stock of Groceries contained in tore No. VOL, corner 9f) anid | -treets hortheast THURSDAY. NOVEMBER SIXTH 1-84, CUMMENC- ING AT | EN O'CLOCK. A DEMOORATIO MAJORITY OF OVER 3,000 IN NEW JERSEY. Special Dispatch to Tus Evestxe Sram, New York, November 5—2 p.m.—Returns just at hand to bota committees indicate very clearly that ae eee cone: © ees Tere Blaine 1s coming to the Harlem river with over Coffee, “wtarch. ‘Spices, Can Goods. ‘Tobaccar Spee tees Beso coouer Tia Ware -eight thousand five hundred plurality, which, Ware and many other articles asually found in a Brat- of course, will elect him. The official corrected q er utock {2 fresh, aod lias bem pure See GeeSlo of sis houthe, “Houekespers aad the | democratic vote up to the river gives him a better fede wild well brathandine ths be show this p. m., and the 564 election districts north o} the river, giving the democrats their per centage | of increase, will stil elect Blaine. The crowds at the headquarters of both parties are wild with ex- citement over the news. mentioned goods uiuat be sold wit ‘ut reserv) Counters, Show Case, Awning and loe Box will ‘sae FOLEY, Auctioneer. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer (Coraet Hinse sud Pensa. ave. nw. GWA VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE- TOWN, D.C. AT AUCTION. > | BY Associated Press NEW YOR, +o ‘3 NOVEMBER Fitts, 134. in oy | of the premises. at HALE-PAST FO! - EXfock, I shall Wl! part of ot Wifreatine ict | 44521 Election Districts cratic Gain of 11, New Youx, November 5.—1,521 election districts in New York state, outside of the cities of New ‘York and Brookiyn, give Blaine 345,638; Cleveland, 208,498; Butler, 9.270; St. John, 17,488. Net demo- on the rast side of High street by a depta of 130 fect, | inprow Wby fwotwescory Urick dwellitgs, and. brick bake-bouse, being Nos 1407 and Wail Wig street, a 0028-6 tay, THE ABOVE SALH IS UNAVOTDABLY Post. | crate gain, 11,15% = peepee | & Hepubl Con: man from the pour and place. Pulphirty-third District. Lockrort, N. ¥., November 5.—Webber (rep.), for Congress, has been elected ta the thirty-third dis- trict by over 500 majority. 1,530 Election Districts Heard From. New Youk, November &—Fitteen hundred ang thirty election districts in New York state, outside the cities of New York and Brooklyn, give Blaine ; Butler. 9347; St. John, et democraule galn, 11,44 ‘The Latest Indications. Yous, November &.—Returns from 1,580 election districts in New York state outside the elties of New York and Brooklyn indicate 10,000 republican majority, with about 466 districts to heur from, Hepublican Congressmen Elected. Berrato, November 5.—There {3 no further | question a3 to the election of Col. John M. Far- | quahar, rep. for Congress over Lockwo. d, and Col oun. Weber, rep. 3p the Untrty-thrid’ congres- WEESS & €0., Auetoucers 687 Louisi.na avenue, ‘Opposite City Post Office, Will sell, at their warerooms, on THIRSDAY. S0- VEMBEE SINTH, commencing at TES O'CLOCK, « superior collection of Honsehold Fur fe. One very fine and nearly new Wal | hogany Trimmings) Parlor Suite of seven pieces in vel- | vet plush snd madv to order: Hair-cloth Parlor Sutt, | extra large frames: « hiffonier, Walnut Whatnots, Ebony Cabinet, Walnut Wandcobe. three Walnut Chamber Sets | in goed conditicn, Walnut Kockers and Chairs, Wood Seat and othe: Chairs, Lounges, Upright Piano, Wire ‘Springs Hair and Suuec Mattresses, ec, with other | Furniture, Alsd, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, NINE PLATED AND WALNUT FRAMED SHOW- | S/oual district over H. B. Payne. — ENDIANA. LARGE LOT OF SECOND-HAND HARNESS. A Republican Piurality of 1,500 Indi- eat Also, twenty-five new misfit and good second-hand | INDIANAPoLts, IvD., 1:15 p.m.—Indlana, 590 voting ‘Brussels aud stair Carpets | places show republican gatn of 11,028; democratic Also, af close o: sale of furniture, three hundred lots | gain, 6,512; net republican gain, 4.516. This rate Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Wool Blankets, four Walnut | would give republican plurality of 1,500 in the Sk avd Cotton cass Trimmings Battors, Caps, | state. Threads, &¢.. remaining effects of adealer removed to te NEW JERSEY. Mercer and Monmouth Counties. Trextox, N. J., November 5.—Mercer county (oMcia) gives Biaine 618 majority. Monmouth county, complete, gives Cleveland 1,067; Greene, dem.. for Congress, 1,019, and Chattele,’ pro., for senator, 361. Cleveland's Majority in New J . Newark, N.J., November 5—The latest state returns indicate Cleveland's majority to be trom 3,000 to 5,000. The republicans elect four Con- gressmen—Hires in the first district, Buch- anan in the second, Pheips in the ftth and Lehrbach in the’sixth. The democrats | elect three: Green in the third district, Pidcock in the fourth and MeAdoo in the seventh. | For use legislature the rep ubilcanselect 11 senators and the deinocrats 10, being 1 democratic gain. ‘The republicans elect 35, possibly 37, assemblymen, and the democrats 10 or'12, insuring @ republican SE CO, Auctioncers ‘PEREMPTORY SA! EOF ENTIRESTOCK OF MILT1- NERY, ke. &.CNTAINED 1. STORE 1032 TT OF 'L STREET Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING. st SEVEN OCLOCK ant THUKSDAY iORNING, at TEN O'CLOCK. and will continue up'il entice stock feacid The stock consists of tas, Bontcts, Kibbous, “ks, Flowers Fatuers, Bris, Jew ry one Sewing Mac te: fe... This sale is pereusptors nnd al. goods will bs Sod without ree res The Cases snd 22 Drewerm sult Die for miline-5. -boe oF dry good business, will be sold at termination of uale, WEEKS & CO.. n-ne uctiobeers (0%. J. FISHER © CO_, Meal Estate Auctioneers TRUSTERS’ SALE OF THREE SMALI. BAICK HOUSES AND LOTS, KNOWN AS Nos 1502, 1508 AND 1506 KINGMAN PLACE NORTUWES: tue of a deed of trust date! 12th March, A. ae cords. for th Daser aloe ee | GEN, BUTLER’S ADVICES. we shall sell ow MONDAY Ar TEGNOOS. NO- —_ ViMutk THe SEVESIEES:H, itt at YOUR | He te Assured that Blaine Ras Carried O'CLOCK. in front o: the premiacs, Lote nninibered one | hi snd three (103) oa hundred and two (102) aud New York by from 5,000 to 10,000. one hundred and oue (1 Bostox, November 5.—The Traveler says: Gen. Subdivision of sub lors : = Butler received a dispatch this morning from New thirty-three (33) Bunded aa forty York assuring him that Blaine had carried that divisions. psx 2a the ‘ffice of the Surv yor of the | s District of Co tmila, to ether with the linprovem ‘thereon, const of three two-w ory and basement Driek dwellings known ae Nos 15 2, 1506and 1307 King" man Face north ch will be sold »:paruicly te by froin 6,000 to 10,000 plurality beyond a doubt. The Woma: erie Otek & nee iusix (oy aud twe : QD mone with inetest. ant oenred bydets af trent | BALTINORE, Mp., November 5.—The fifteenth an- Svon the proverty suid. A deyout Of $100" will be tex | nual convention of the general executive commit: quired om vaca lot at time oF ost of parchuser. “If terms ob) fess we of the Woman’s Foreign Missionary society be- sale are not com at lind gan its Session this morning ip the Madison avenue Srith ‘within ten ds mile the property | & ‘ Mal be resold. at 7 faulting purchaser | M€thodist Episcopat church. on GeN trustee, | Private Dispatches: Received in This 1326 5 City. FREDEXI. & | __ BLATSE’S ELECTION PRONOUNCED CERTAIN. | The | | ae = at New York Commercial Advertiser tele- a graphs Scott Snith, 1ts correspondent here, under date 1:15 p. m., as follows: New Yorx, November 5. National committee pronounce Biaine's election certain. New York republican by 7,000. Au- Gusta dispatch states Blaine conmtdent of eieccion. Commercial Advertiser. DEMOCRATS SAID TO CONCEDE VIRGINIA. | The Richmond Whig telegraphed Mr. Smith at “Virginia certainly republican. Demo- soncede It.” NEW YORK CLAIMED FOR CLEVELAND BY 10,000. Adispatch was received at democratic ‘head- quarters at 2:45 this afternoon from Watson Boyle, ‘ut Secretary of the democratic national com? GRAND AND IMPORTANT SALE AY AUCTION OF GENUINE IMPORTED TURKISH axp PERSIAN RUGS axp CARPETS, Comprising Rare and Bich Selections of #ERSIAN, AFGHANISTAN, DAGHISTAN, | OUCHAK, GORDIES, CIKCASSTAN, ARME- SIAN, KHORASSAN AND MOORISH See x : fn New York, sasiug: “This state has gone BES Sa SS CEERI S, democratic by ten thousand majority. Dowdy no louger remains as to Cleveiand’s lection.” sWith many other specimens entirely new to this | Byars ST EOE muaseet) RANGE OF THE TREKMOMETER.—The follow! . the readings at the office of the chlet signal ver Lo-day: 7 a.m., 43.9; 11 a, m., 51.6; 2 pm., 53.3. ALS, Maximum, 55. tatnimum, 437. EFENANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The New York Stock Market. The following are the opening and 3 p. m. prices of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by spectal wire to H. H. Dodge, 339 15th street: Name. | 0. Spm) Name | 0 [apm JEDAZIENE, KELIM AND BAGDAD POR- TIERES, ELEGANT EMBROIDERIES, Forming one of the hundaomest collections of Textiles b desien and quality «ver offered by us. 0 take plac: £ my Salesrooms southwest corne. Pennsylvania ave- vue and Hth street, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOVEMBER TWELFTH, THIRTEENTH anc +| Do. “pret. FOURTEENTH, 1534 at ELEVEN li "|Nor. & West. p. R and TH..EE O'CLOCK. North Pus. a8 43 5: (On Exhibition Monday and Tuesday, November 1 ¢ | and Lith, 13g iat; THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 23-8 HOMAS DOWLING \ ORs ALE OF _VALUA! MPROVED BeAL estate ag Shy NORE West CORSER THIRTIETH AND ON STRIED Geongerows Laitiy Th nese DE. GRAFION TYLER as ae cE O1 virtue of authority given to me in the last ‘aud testament of Dr rafton Tyler. Gecensod OF Novem. if ots C4. 05, 72 B wil iret and N (Gay feet anion S (Gar proved by a “Terme of sale: etelstoes at tw Ge OF, kh serwet. ek set, the wane bettie 1s brick horse can: bal seeven mo ithe, deed of rus: upon the preut ses sol at time of sale if terum days premives will be {anithoe purchmer after tive dary’ wotiee ir evcaine Star newsvayer. Conveyancins at purchasers cont cMOMATTI. ws, Executor Grafton no-dts 1208 Slat street northwe UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers TRUSTEES: $\LE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE! ‘street, fru t The Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, Mp. November 5.—Vi ah Suit new threes, Bi bid BALTIIORE, Mu. November §.—Cotton dull--mid- diine, 0. Flour steady, with moderate inquiry—How- ant street and western’ ‘super, 2.290% 15. do. extra, 2 yous. 75; oh 0 winter LL ESTAT®. NO. lox; VERMONT AVENUE, | INTHE CT Y OF WA HiNGTON. D. * | ics Sentry. Scab» Gore “southern Bret Under and by virtue of a.deed of trust, dated Nestera mised year Wiig take bonnes, eeleote: xember Int gf and du’ ia) Liber No. Ai | Tata weady and: quiet “southern, 31a86" Brsecict of Columba the underwicned.as ‘rane win | Sa 03, fataed. Siu; Bennayivania — Seeder eee tite Bestel | groan te erage front of the fze‘vduen, the followinc real evtate: situate | augws PUrk. 16 i meata-shoulders in thecity ef Washingt tm and District of Columba to | Sek Pa = wit "Ail that certain pleee oF parcel of ground known | fun ibis! Ung ye ‘Srm 25, lull and | nominal. Goitee di ‘ordinary to fel, Wty ees Receipes four, corn 3 oO Markets, cuteaco. 5. i: | December ay. ANXIETY INCREASED BY CONPLICTING REPORTS— SECRETARY M'CULLocE Now moFEYCL oF BLAINE'S ‘The anxiety in political circles here to-day 1s in- tense. The republicans cling to the hope of success ‘enactously. The democrats are demonstrative nd confident. Conflicting reports were received every few minutes. Rumors of jobs are being circulated. One dispatch received from republican headquar- ters in New York says the state will not be decid Without an official count, and a majority of over 1.00 clther way. is not licely. ‘secretary MoCul- loch said to @ Stax reporter that this he ‘had thought Cleveland was elected, but now better news had come In, and there seemed to be Lope fof Blaine. “All isin doubt,"he said. In this case “doubt 1s not damnation.” At blican Hear pace ‘they still say they expect Blaine to ‘The republicans became non-confident as the day ad) ‘Rumor that the New York Herald had given up New York raised their spirit Dispatches Teceived at republican headquarters trom Califor nia claimed that state lor Blaine by 1,800. Reports trom Indiana were not so encouraging to the re- pubiicans, - —— ‘The Election Excitement To-day. S0RNES ABOUT WASHINGTON—THE CROWDS IN QUEST OF NEWS. ‘Though thousands of people remained up nearly all night last night to hear election news, the streets were again thronged early this morning ‘with fresh und eager crowds. The reports received during the morning increased the excitement and interest. Telegraph offices, political headquarters and other places where news could be obtained ‘Were Surrounded by inquiring crowds. The count- ing room of Tue Stax office and the adjacent side Walks Were thronged. ‘Tum Staw’s extras, which contained the rullest special telegraphic reports of the situation up to the time of thelr issue, were eagerly sought and read in every part of the city. District Government A! TRE HOME FOR INDIGENT COLOKED CHILDREN. ‘The report trom the secretary ot the national association for tho relief of destitute colored women and children states that the home, with the means ut present furnished, 18 capable of car- Jow for 108 or 110 chiidren and 'é or 8 aged women ‘not entirely heipless. One phystelan 1s employed. | ‘The value of the real estate 13 $5,000; prove Fear Congress give $1,000 Yor Wis" support of the F Congress gave $7,000 tor the’ suppor e insurution. 2 THE GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM. The annual report of the management of the German Orphan asylum states that on the first of Inst October the number of orphans in the institu ‘Won was 39, of which 15 were females and 24 males. ‘The health of the culldren has been good. ‘The Tevenue of the instituuion from donations and Con- gressional appropriation for the year Was $7,657.85, A Dalanee is still in the ands of the treasurer. of $9,653.98. Clothing and household goods have been contributed by various charitable Societies to the value of $725. ‘Ihe bullding occupied as the or- phanage 1s described as inadequate, and they re- quest the Commissioners to assist the asyluin in Oblutning a proper appropriation from Congress to remedy fects, a MISCELLANEOUS. ‘The Commissioners have authorized the laying of anagphalt block pavement in the roadways tween the Washington market house and the res- ervauion north of it, the market company to pay the necessary labor at the rate of 0 cents per Square yard. A delegation of women from First street north- east were before the District Commissioners this morning to enter their protest against the Balu more and Ohio raflroad obstructing that street by @ fence which It proposes Lo erect. BUILDING PERMITS h D. B. Groff, erect five two-story dwellings on New Jersey avenue, between R street and Rhode Island ‘avenue northwest; $10,000. Mrs. E, Spencer, Hilis- dale, county, repair trame dwelling; 3200. b. Me- Connick, repair frame 437 N street northwest; $100. E . Bonrer, repair brick 826 Virginia avenue southeast; $300. B. F. Leighton and C. K. Foss, erect a three-story and basement dwelling, Massa ghusotts avenue, between 7thand &ih nortneast; LIQUOR LICENSES. Applications for liquor itcenses from Marco Lo- reuzo, Frederick Freedman, John Cull, Nicholas Listoi, George Fritsche, CG. Goeckeler, Wm. L. Hughes, Middleton & Niel, George Schafer, Frank P. Burke, Hattie Baum, John Bear, Thomas’¥. Con- Toy, William H. Fugitt, Joveph J. Finley, Julius Froth, George Gross, William H. Hammersi¢’y, John Hancock, Charles Hurale. James Holmes & Bro., James Kelleher, Pat Lynch, F. Lambrecht, Pat Hi. Morgan, John H. Middleton, Frank Nethaus, ‘T. Rocsellé & Son, James Sinlih, Louls Schmidt, est Treiber, F. Tenney & Co:, William Widm: G. W. Wiiltans, Pever B. Metedith and Kele Francis uave teen approved. Applications of Nich: Olas G. Sanderson, Franklin Guy and Edward O'Neill have been disapproved. A Steamer Wrecked. ‘The signal corps station at Cape May Point, N. J., reports that the steamer Jon Taylor, belong- Ang to the Porties Steamer Co., came ashore during @ gale a(3a. m. tls morning. Sue isa total wreck. Crew and ail property saved. ‘Transfers of Real Estate, Deeds ee tare been filed as or; NN. Happ George Menke, part 6, sq. 484, parc 5, sq. $84; $1.25. LM! Saunders to Margaret a Weaver, ‘sub. 20, sq, $48; $500. A. Gibson to G. W. Hall, lot 6, Sq. 438, 31,60. F. K. Ward to John A. Baker, art 5, 84. 818; $—. W. D. Cassin, trustee, to W. ‘. Gibbons, part 29, B. & H.'s addition to George- vwown; $—. G. W. White to F. W. Tucker, subs. 56 to 59; $1,200. Joun H. Waggaman to Joun ik. Fi part 17, sq. 104; $—. W. Henery, execu- tor, to John Baker, part 2, sq. 534; $—. “Alice L. Biggs to P. Brennan, lot 39, sq. 107; $1 P. Kellogg toT. Parker, lots 51 a ee —— MARBIAcE LiceNses. — Marriage licenses have ‘Deen issued by the clerk of the court to C. A. Seltz ahd Mollie K. Hunter; L. M. Beckett and Mary C. Giles; Robert B. Balluf and Mary Iidergerts Wil- Mams; Anthony Oden and Lucy Jackson; Robert D. Young and Juila B. Ambler. POLICAMEN MoppED BY Bors.—Last night a bon- fire was started at the corner of 6th and G streets northwest, and the arrest of oue small boy fol- Jowed. ‘The crowd of boys followed the officers, who, with their prisoner, entervd a 7th street car toavold the crowd. Somé persons stopped the car ‘and held the norses, while the crowd threw stones and brose the windows The officers were com- pelied Loleave the car, and they then started tor police headquarters. ‘On the way along 7th and D streets the crowd broke several windows and up- crowned Officer Shulize’s hat. ‘The boy was -ately placed in headquarter under a charge of disorderly conduct, His name was John Harper. ‘There was noting done in bis case. ‘To-day a certified copy of the decree of the Court in General Terin directing the discharge of James Barnard Shugrue, the’ minor, from thé marine corps, Was sent to Col. MeCawley, the cotamandant ‘of the corps, by the father of the boy. Polygamy Defended as a Religious ‘Ordinance. Clawson, the polygamist, before 1ffs sentence was Passed on Monday, in Salt Lake City, addressed | ‘the court as follows: “Your Honor: Since the jury thatsat on my case have seen proper to find-a verdict of guilty, 1 have only this to say why Judgment should not be pronounced. I very much regret that the laws of my country should come in contact with the laws ‘of God, but whenever they do I shall invariabiy choose the latter. If Tid not so express myselt I should feel uaworthy of the cause I represent. The | Constitution of the United States expressly says What Congress shall make noluws respecting an establishment of religion or prouibiting the iree exercise thereof. it cannot be denied, I think,that | marriage, When amended and sanctioned by Te- {gious rites and ceremonies, 18 an ordinance of Fe. on a Tatty for the Independents. From the New York World. Has this victory been won by Democrats alone? Not An honest party has had the support of hon- est men of all parties. All honor to the upright republicans, to the independents, to the citizens who stand aloof from all political organtzations,tor the valuable ald they have given towards this glorious victory! Yesterday's triumph 1s, we re- peat, the triumph of the nation. As such even our ‘opponents ought to regard ft, and if they have lost thelr hope of ‘political advantages they should re- folce as Americans that the republic is tne gainer y thelr disappointment. They can afforil to do 80, for the change means earnest, honest reform. We couid not have battled as we" have battled, have ‘triumphed as We have triumpued, for politi¢al re- volution alone. Election Disturbances 1 Places. Disturbances were more or less frequent in Ctn- etnnatl yesterday. In the elghth ward acolored man offered his vote and was refused on account of non-residence, knocked down and driven away. Another disturbance occurred in the same ward, caused by the refusal of bystanders at the polls, many of whom were armed with clubs, to permit colored men to vote. ‘The excitement was quelled, however, without violence. Soon after this a col- ored maf who attempted to vote was pursued and beaten by amob, and a challenged white voter was knocked down. ‘In the eighteenth ward in the af- {ernoon Peter Kelley stabbed seriously, if not fatal- ly. Policeman Honeyman, who was on duty at the us. pene re Various ‘was subsequently released on $5,000 | ball, Which was furnisned bj ‘two prominent pot ‘ters. Police Justice Stani Prank if, Sitor,both been issued by Inspector Entvisle as follows: SS | Rusk (rep.) and ‘The Night Dispatches Leave the Result ‘Doubtlal, : A SUMMARY OF THE SETURNS RECEIVED UP TO FIVE O'CLOCK THIS MORNING—UNCERTAINTY AS TO NEW ‘YORK, NEW JERSEY, INDIANA AND CONNECTICUT— ‘THE VICTORY CLAIMED BY BOTH PARTIES. Dispatches received up to five o'clock this morn- ‘tng lett the result of the national election yester- day in doubt. The lack of definite returns from New York and several states in which incomplete Teports indicated a glove election made all caleu- Jations so uncertain that the of neither ad ‘made any. very confident of victory. © republicans claimed Cy ‘Tilinois, AE iy a shire, Pennsylvania, Rhode Isla ind, Vermont and @ total of 17 electoral votes Vis mak! sure, ‘while New ‘ork, Connecucut, ‘New Jersey and Wisconsin, having an 4 118 eleO- ‘oral vote of 77, were put down as close and doubt- ful AS the Teturns trom Colorado and Nevada Were meager, no claim was edvanced. as to these ‘states.’ The democrats, however, claimed Calffornia, and all the states conceded by the Tepublicang as doubtful, and that Cle was, elected. Of the states” reported doubtful the republican managers were hopeful that fuller | re- ‘VWirns would add New York and Indiana to thelr column, besides giving them the vote of Colorado and Nevada, wien, of course, would give Blaine a. decided electoral majority. ‘New York. Returns from New York at 6:95 this morning tn- dicated that Blaine’s plurality outalde of New York | city and Kings county wilt Teach 64,000; und that Cleveland’s piurality iu the city and Kings county 1g 07,481, giving Cleveland a plurality in the state | dt about 3,000, in ‘round numbers, but the republl- cans thing te districts not heard from will over- come this. “ Correected total vote of New York clty, with but one election district missing, give Blyine 89,752, Cleveland 182,885, Butler 3,343, St Joun 979. ‘Out ofthe eight congressional ‘disiricts in New York elly. seven huve elected democrats as foliows: Niciolas Mulier, J. J. Adams, 8. % Cox, Joseph Puiltzer, Abraham 8. Hewitt, Truman 4. Merrl- man and Egbert L. Viele. Up to midnight the 12th congressional district was in doubt, with the prob- | abiities in tavor of Abraham Dowdney, democrat. ‘ve total vote in the city of Brooklyn and county | towns gives Cleveland 67,889, Blaine 52,501, Butler | 24139, St Jonn 1,892 Creveland’s pluratuy 15,388 ‘The Clty of Buffalo complete gives Blaine 19/526, Cleveiand 17,474, St, John 204, Butier 108. Blalne’s majority over Cieveland 1,052, plurality 740, Dein ocratie gain of 874. New Jersey. Returns from New Jersey early this morning left | the state in doubt with the chances in favor of Cleveland. MeAdoo (democrat) is re-elected to Congress by 5,000 majority. Cleveland gets about 4.000 majorigy’ In McAqoo's district. ‘The “demo- crats came the state éarly unis morning by 2,000, Connecticut. ‘The most complete returns from Connecticut | showed ademocraulc gain of 600 over Gartela’s vote. Harttord_ gives Cleveland 5,234; Blaine 4,513; | Cleveland's plurality 722; Gartleia, 4,52; Hancock, | 4,72. ‘Thirty towns give Blaine 7,130; Cleveland, | 7251; Garhield, 7,705; Hancock, 7,168. ' For gover nor, Harrison,’ 7,242; Waller, 7.268; scattering, 221. Saihe towns th ig@—Buckley, 6438; Waller, 6,304; Scattering, 201. In the first’ district Buck, rep., probubly elected tw Congress. ‘the Courant said this morning that the state has gone democratic by a shuall plurality. Indiana. Chairman New at 2u.m. conceded Indiana to | the democrats by 5,000 majority. Subsequent _re- lurns indicated Tepublicab gains. It is thought that’ the following republican Congressmen are elected: Brown, in the sixth distri Johnson, in the elghtll, and Doxey, in the ninth: | ‘The resilts in the seventh, tenth, gnd thirteenth | districts are doubtful. The ower districts are UioUght Wo be democratic. Wisconsin, Dispatches from 189 townships and precinots in Wiseousin gave a net democratic gain of The returns on governor indicated. the election of ive republican Congressmen, Mansachneetts. Returns complete from 179 towas and cities, tn- eluding Boston, gave Blaine 85,402 and Cleveland Tass, Indicating a majority for Blaino in the state, In Boston Cleveland got 82,500 to Blaine’s 20,808. BuUer’s vote in Boston was 3,603; St. John's 1.2%. Congressinan Rockwell (rep.) ls re-elected from Ue ub district In the 11uu district Whitney (rep.) is Te-clected. Richard 8. Spofford (dem.) is elected In the 7th district. Lovering (dem.) ts elected in the 6th district. “Ranney (rep.) 1s re-elected in the 84 disirict. “ Truil (dem.) in’ the 2ud and splaine (dem.) tu the 3rd Suffouk district Alien (rep.) is eiected tn the Su district. Nevada. Dispatches claim tbat Nevada has goue tor Blane. California. ‘The returns from the interior come in very slowly. ‘The San Francisco Alaa California claims the state emocratle by from 1,000 W 3,0” majority. ‘The Chronicle, however, clultns the State for Biaihe and the election of four republican Congressmen out ot | a delegauion of six. H Alabama. | , This state, as usual, ts democratic by a large ma- | | Jority. “Returns indidute the election of a solid | Wemocraule de.eyation to Congress, though Day (ud.), at first chimed that he was chosen over | Waeeler (dem) ‘The latier denies his opponent's claim. | Arkansas. ‘The democrats swept the state, electing every- thing. Delaware. 2,ake State 1s probably democratic by trom 1,500t0 | Florida. | Later returns indicate Unat the democrats carry | ‘state, national and congressional Uckets, a gain of ‘one Congressman. Legislature democratic. Georgia. State democratic by rroin 35,000 to 0,000. e Tennessee. Gov. Bates’ election 1s conceded by 10,000. Houck | and Pettibone, repubitcans, ure elected to Con- | ress, and the remaining eight Congressmen are democrats. Michigan. in Michigan give Blaine 43,615; oi Precinct | 42,401; Bego.e, tustou, 43.508. Toe ‘frst, Sixtia and | anu seventh Congre-si nat districts are sald to be | democratic, and’ we second, ninth, tenth and | eleventh republican. | Colorado. | ‘The republican national and state tickets, with | the exception of, possibly, tue Heutenant governor, | is clected by a majority of 3,000. ‘The legistature 18 Tepublican, ‘The congressional delegation 1s in | doubt. IMinots. i ‘A plurality for Blaine of 12,000 1s claimed, not- | withstanding the democraulé gains in the ¥:ate. | ‘there will probably be 10 democratic and 12 repub- | tican Congressinen elected. ‘ihe Jilinols delegation | wil probably consist o: Dunhiafa, Lawier, Adams, Ellwood, HIUt, Henderson, Plumb, Payson. | Wortuington, Neece, Rtigys, Springer, Rowell, Cane i Ron, Jandes, den. Sorrison, Townshend: and ‘Thomas. In Cook county the democratic tucker ts | | elected by about 4,000 plurality. In Carbondale -| Gen. Logan's Old home, the majority 18 97 greater’| than Garfield's. | Kentucky, es The state gave the usual democratic majority. ‘The congressional delegation will probably stand hee democrats to one repubitcan, a democratic gain or wo. Louisiana. he democrats clatin the state for Cleveland by 20,000 majority and the election of all Congress men. ‘the republicans claim the election of Con- | Kresamen in te second and third districts. Virginia. | _ Returns up to this morning indicated that the republicans made very considerable gains in this ‘Stale over their vote of last year, when the demo- | crats carried it by 17,000. They asserted that if eek oie continue they wiii have the state by a Majority Of trom 8,000 to 10,000. The democrats ciaimed to have Carried the state for Cleveland by. 3,000 majority. The republicans claimed to have elected Congressmen in the first, second, fourth, ninth and tenth districts, with a good prospect in ‘the fifth. Pennsylvania. ‘The indications were unis morning that Pennsyl- Yania bad given Blaine a majority of about 40,000. ‘The following Congresamen are elected: Congress- man-at-large, Osborne oD Bingham _ (rep.), O'Neill (rep.), Randall (dem.), Kelley (rep.), Harmer (rep.), Everhart (rep.), Ermentrout (dem.), Hies- jand (rep,),Snowden(dem.), Storm (dem.), Scranton ep. umm, (rep. greenback), Bound (rep. own (rep.), Duncan (dem), Boyle (aem.), Neg! y (rep.), Bayne (rep.), Jackson (rep. ‘The returns from Towa, td indi. e rns Towa, though incomplete, indl- cated & good majority tor Bihine. Ropugioans claimed tue return of Henderson to O from the Dubuque district. ‘The democrats cluim the election of Hullin in the first district to Congress, a. gain of one Representative. Kansas. Returns tndicated that the republicans carried the state by the usual majority, tile state and na- onal Ucket, and elected a full ‘republican delega- ‘bn to Congress, Gen com rep viata Gen. Goff (rep.) is elected to Congress in the Wheeling district. ‘The city of Charieston. gives: the fusion candidate a majority of 38, and Snyder, democrat, for Congress, 242 majority. "In Fairmont Blaine’s majority 1s 140. Marylas ‘The Baltimore Sun this makes the fol- Jowing footlug of the vote Uroughout the state. ‘The vote of ‘state, outside the city, gives a net demnocratie majority of 408. ‘The demberatie ins: forities in the counties are as follows: Anne Arun- del, 314; Baltimore, 1,680; Caroline, 86; Carroll, $60; Montgomery, 70; Prince Georges, 194; ne, | | Publlean miajrities ure te follower Allegre, 435 | ote 0h Wash se a 167; oe ctr ret asl ss {So's args, 308 The vote in Balers city woe Uhe largest ever polled, amount to eae sale ere anne oe. ee Su peeres e, Seeees eeSs tm the sixth district te reelected by 's Cole, is elected a Of Cleveland's Yote i cepa cne ae district, Barnes 5 sixth veland, 37,400; Alger, republican, for governor, | N Republicans claim that Oregon wil give Blaine g “Nebraska. ri Zebrasita goes republican by about 15,000 ma ‘The vote of the state fs Biaine,_ 19,00; Saipriy see aeuae ish for Corks aioe ES and Page, ‘are elected to Con- Nerth Carolina. ‘The state will give Cleveland a very large me- a demo:rate gain one Congresaman,bav- ‘aight out of nine Congressmen. ‘The election was quiet and the colored men are was men Teporved vo hava voted ly with the democrate, Ail the @-mocratic tor will Drobably be elected. ‘The “ahoe string” has ‘The returns indicate that St. Louls will give ig Cy ap eg eG Tepubiican, are elected to Congress : Blatue’s pluraity tm toe’ wate’ is oxtimated at $00. ‘hefe i probetiy no choice of governor by e as, the legislature i surongiy Te Publican Currier wil! be chosen governor, re Publican candidates for Congfess are elected by plurauities. Obie. The republican plurality 1n Ohio 1s claimed the republicans to exceed that in October. gains reported by the republicans are attributed ihe irish vote. In the German wards in Cincin- Batt the vole is Rot affected by the Soott law ate ‘Vermont. e's Majority isestimated at%,000. St. John rung ahead ot Butler, tus vote et the foreer coming from the republicans and the latter from ‘the democrats. AMiunesota. ‘Returns show that while a good republican ma- {onity ts assured Doth tickets were scratched. ‘hive, Wakefield, Stra! , Glifilan and Nelson have been ‘to Congress. South Carelina, Returns from South Carolina indicate that the trith aie Ogu of te’ seven democrats Congress ix Out seven Bo The Deserted Departments. ‘BUSINESS PRACTICALLY SUSPENDED FOR THR DAY— THR BAGERNESS FOR NEWS. ‘The wheels of government were clogged yester- day and to-day and public business was practically at o standstill, The feeling of uncertainty as to the result of the election which continued to pre- Vall this morning made 1t almost impossible to attend to more than the most preasing routine ‘bustness im the government departments. Papers needing attention were pigeon-holed until to-mor- row. The uptown departments were practically deserted. The employes who had no vote or whose votes were not needed at home were supposed to be on duty, but their whole attention was given to election returns. ‘They would gather tn knots in | different rooms and discuss the situation, Bulle: recely rf a srators {n distrtbuted the departments and copies through. the bulldings. Clerks, relieved in a great measure from the presence of clefts who went home to would every now and then make their way to the street fora while in quest of news. The messen- ers and watchmen tn the deserted halls seemed to the most eager for information and would but- ton-hole every casual visitor. A tel trom New York thi3 morning announcing a republican victory 1a New York of 8,000 and in Virginia of 5,000 spread about the departments like wild-fire. ft brought a grant deal of comfort, novwithstand- ing the general unwillingness to Accept it as au- tute the testa were, fled cary tals morn. ing a8 On a holt le eager to get the latest Information. ‘They seemed to put besiness aside until the crisis was over. GovaRNMeNT Receirrs To-pay.—Internal reve- Rue, $191,840.68; customs, $495,425.94. SSORETARY FRELINGHUYSEN returned to Wash- ington last evening. Navat Onpgrs.—Lieut. Commander F. E. Chad- wick ordered to examination for promotion; Lieut. Chas. Belknap, toduty at the Naval Academy; Lieut, GW, Lowry, 10 duty as assistant inspector of the eleventh lighthouse district; Lieut. Chas. J. Badger, detached from the Alert and ordered to duty at thé Washington navy yard in ordnancs instruction. Presioent Anracw’s Vors.—President Arthur voted in New York yesterday. Shortly after three o'clock, accompanted by Surrogate Rollins, he drove from the Fifth Avenue hotel in a coupe to the 34 avenue poiling place in tbe district ip which his home ts situated, and deposived his ballot for presi- dential electors, city, county and national officers. ‘The Next Congresy, BOW IT WILL PROBABLY STAND. The returns from congressional districts are meager, but indicate quite plainly that the demo- crats will maintain their control of the House of Representatives. The returns, so far as recetved, go to show the following results on Congressmen: Dem. ‘Rep. Alabama er) ‘Arkans3s 5 California. ! 4 Colorado. Connecticut | a Deiaware .. 1 Florida, 2 = Geo: 10 5 Milinol 8 bry 8 5 3 8 i 1 ‘ “8 ‘Michigan. : Minne FH i : 3 New a é New Jersey... 3 4 New York. :-.. 18 16 North Carolina. 7 2 Onto. 5 ul 10 Oregon...) : 1 Pennsylvania 3 9 Rhode Island. 3 South Carol 6 1 ‘Tennessee . 7 a Texas... 1 ss Yermoit - 2 virgin: 7 3 West Virginia. a a ‘Wisconsin ,,..... 3 8 185 0 oo 244 Electoral Votes. THAT 18 WHAT GOV. CLEVELAND'S PRIVATE SECRE- TARY FIGURES FOR HIM. A private dispatch received in this city at11 O'clock this: morning trom Col Lamont, private secretary of Gov. Cleveland, sald that advices Teceived up to that hour (about 19 o'clock) by Gov. | Cleveland, gave him 244 electoral votes. E oS The Kepublican Colts to Have a Chance Four Years Hence, ‘From the New York Herald. Four years of exclusion from office and patronage will freeze out the jobbers and send the superan- uated statesmen of the republican party into ‘honored and useful retirement. Then the party will be purified and will find itself in the hands of fresh, enthusiastic leaders, able and eager to lead it away from contemplation of its completed glo- ries to new and solid triumphs, ‘These leaders are upped and ready now for their work, but the war-horses blocs their way. ie Owes it So} From the N. Y. Sun, ‘One thing is certain, If Grover Cleveland It is tn factshe will owe his election, as be owed his nomi- nation, solely and conspicuously to the efforts of Tepubllcan Voters. The democratic party has ‘still to elect a candidate representung democratic principles, ee A CLEVER SwixpLer.—Monday night the police in New York arrested Alexander Co an ex-convict, who had originated a swindling scheme y te the Republicans. on an extensive scale. “His scheme was to publish | ‘two elaborate works of interest to visitors and ex- hibitors in the New Orleans world’s fair, sell ad- Vertising space worth $36,000, and dispose of the Dooks and copyright 1h castl for a round sum, meanwhile depending on forgery for the necessary means to keep the scl ull tts completion, Branscom forged letters of Introduction purport Yo be written by Edward Richardson, president of the New Orleans world’s exhibition.’ With these Jetiers he found ho dieulty tn, maxing contracts or materials, supplying the copy hiin- self and presenting forged notes, payable in four months, aud Richardson’ ‘The United States steamer C. C. Patterson has pirived ac lo Janeiro. “She is Gu.8 special vorage Alaska sclentifle work. she car- ries several ere who make. ‘will, Dotanical and geological investigations . _—_—_——— MAURIEO, MYERS—EINGSBURY, | At the of ther November 1854, Rev. 8. anced BEM, : DIED. BRAKE. At 10:15 p. m. Novem! Ee eae aaye SE ‘Notice of funetel SE ad rE 4th Edition. BLAINE STOCK RISING. HIS CHANCES IN.NEW YORK! But the Democratic Committee Still Claim the State. JOHN KELLY'S: STUNNING DEFEAT. INDIANA STILL IN DOUBT, But itis Thought Blaine Carries the State. NEW JERSEY PROBABLY DEMOORATIO. | Cleveland's Estimated Majority 2,283 REPUBLICAN HOPES IN VIRGINIA, MICHIGAN BELIEVED TO HAVE GONE REPUBLICAN, CLEVELAND'S PLURALITY IN CON- NECTICUT ABOUT 1,000. - ———— Special Dispatch to Tar Evexrxo Stas: ‘New Yorx, November 5. AUS p. m2 1,700 election districts north of Harlem river give Blaine a plurality of 3,188 in the state. ‘The remaining 400 districts, the republican's esti- mate, will increase this to about 5,000. The demo- cratic committee's figures elect Cleveland by 2,000, Dut the official total is awalted with interest. Leading republicans say that the plurality will not be 1,000 either way. John Kelly is overwhelmed at ‘his most unexpected defeat. His fealty to Cleve- land has cost him his power over this city. Tam- ‘many loges every office but that of coroner. 3:15 p. m—Additional returns trom the four hundred election districts In the state seem to show quite conclusively that Blaine ts going to ‘have a plurality in the state probably exceeding six thousand. ‘The republican committee have just telegraphed Blaine that he is elected. He answered: “I have been confident of that all day.” ‘The democratic committee are putting out no detafled returns, but stil! claim the state. Wild Scenes of Confusion in New York City. £90 p, m—The day his een such a wild scene of confusion and contradictions of success, and of surprises, that it has been quite im- possible to secure anything accurate enough Yoindicate the result in this state. The commtt- teemen have locked themselves in private rooms and instructed the police to prevent the howling crowd from breaking in their doors, and have sent out om the bulletins & mass of contradictory messages that have kept the city and probably the coun- uy all day in a terrible state of excite ment. Broadway has been flooded from one end to the other with thousands of extras; each paper claiming a vietory, according to its party predi- Jections. Kelly’s Political Destruction, ‘Mixed up in all this was the feeling among the city democrats over the annihilation of Tammany hall and the consequent destruction of the power of Jobn Kelly in this city, Mr. Kelly could not realize his defeat tll this p. m, and was loth tocomment onit. It is the first time in many years that he has been completely astray. The result shows, the Tammany men claim, that they were loyal to Cleveland to @ man, while the majority obtained for Grace, for mayor, indicates on the other hand a trade by the county democracy for republican votes. It 1s a subject of universal talk as one of the surprises ofthese surprising daysin politics that Kelly's party fealty to Cleveland,a man he detested, should result in Kelly’s political destruction. laine’s Plurality Can Haraly Fall Short of 6,000 to 7,000. ‘The returns in this state are nearing their end at ‘this hour, and begin to show, removing a mass of doubt, that Blaine has secured a plurality in the state. He comes down to the Harlem river and overtopples the Cleveland vote, which he finds there by from 6,000 to 7,000 plurality. Some place it much higher; Dut giving the democrats an inereased per- | centage even over their gains in the rest of the state, Blatoe’s plurality in the republican districts not fullyin can bardly fall short of ‘these figures. Gwa — ALBANY STILL IN THE DARK. Both Sides Si aiming the State by a all Plurality. Special Dispatch to Tas Evexmxo Stan. ALBany, N. ¥., November 5. 8p. m—The state remains in doubt, and the anxiety on both sides is intense. Everything how Indicates that only the official count can make clear how the state has gone. The Journat figures out a plurality for Blaine of $23; but the Argus people still claim the state by a couple of thousand. The additional returns keep up the democratic ratio of gains in the state north of the Haziem, ‘The New York Times Sticks to it that Cleveland is Elected. ‘The following dispatch trom the office of the ‘New York Times has just been received at the ex- ecutive chamber: “The New York Times will post: ‘DO more bulletins. Gov. Cleveland is elected Presi- dent, notwithstanding what the Western Union ‘Telegraph company may say. We will stand by what we say.” ~ Reports at the Argus Office Give the State to Cleveland by 1,500 Pjurality. Reports received at the Argus oficafrom several ‘sections of Uhe state indicate that Cleveland has ‘the state by 1,500 plurality at least. ‘Tne official majority in county, which was this tobe Sfigya democratic gain on prstiouscotumates of 281, ‘The Organs of Each Party Sure of the ‘State for Their Candidate. 8:80 p. m.—The Argus, which has to-day revised returns from nearly every county in the state, now claims that Cleveland will have a plurality of 8,800 in New York. “Tasit Togards ash moderate eau mat z ‘The Journal now claims Blaine has carried the ‘state Dy 1,000. 8 ———_. i INDIANA INDICATIONS, NEW YORK. | ‘The Fall Vote for New York City and County Officers, many, 5 Baie Grae Tae tat pee Planet eyoblcas a Terai ae Paine Ye — Pao ee : MALY, 74,680; O'Connor, republican, “62.985. over Cochrane is a Tammany, publican, 96.019; Martizies ter, 15,840. 'Coroner—Messemer 84,008; Schultze (county democracy), 74,309; Man “(rep.), 62,182. Messemer’s plurality over Schutze, 1 The Albany Journal” Saye the Binine ide ty Scull i ALBanT, November 5—Aibany county complete gives Cleveland 640 majority. The Evening Jour- nai estimates at 2 p.m. a majority of qrer 800 for Blaine in the state, and that the Blaine tide 18 Still rising. The assembly stands 74 republicans to 34 democrats. ‘What Returns trem 1,555 Districts Show. New Yorx, November 8 —1.855 election districts in New York state, outside the cities of New York and Brooklyn, give Blaine %81,810; Cleveland, 200 au: Butler, 88 oe Sonn, 17,730." Net demo- cratic gain, 11,586. AT THE Na’ AL COMMITTEE nooms, ‘The Republicans Heported to be Surly— Senator Gorman’s Claims for Cleve- lana. ‘New York, November 5.—At the headquarters of the national republican committee the members of the executive committee were in an unusually ‘surly mood. Mr. Steve Elkins decitned positively to say anything whatever on the poiltical outlook, At the Headquarters of the national democratic committee Senator Gorman ex the utmost contidence in the success and election of Gov. Cleveland. He sent a letier to a friend to-day, in Which he stated his bellef, founded upon the to0st Tellable Information to be had, that bis party would carry New York state by ten’ thousand majority, Connecticut by two thousand six handred, and New Jersey and Indiana by working majoriie® ‘The feeling between Tammany Hall and the county demécracy has been much Intensified by the Te. suits thus far acknowledged. For the moinent the Tammany people are stupetied by the force of the blow which has been administered. They do not hesitate to say that the county democracy sac- ificed Cleveland at the polls for the benefit of Grace. The county democrats retort in a simnilar strain, but feel thatas they have got everything they can afford tobe magnanimous. The fella ‘among the leaders at both the national and slate demgcratic headquarters was that the quarrel be- ‘twee the fuctions has cost Cleveland 20,000 vowes in the city. ————— VERMONT. Blaine’s Piurality Probably 23,000. Watre River Joxcriox, Vr., November 5—One hundred and sixty-seven towns give Blaine, 33,000; Clevefand,14,904; Butier,617; St. John,1,3; Blalne’s lurality 18196, with 73. towns to be heard from. ‘he Salne LOwns ip 188) gave Garfeld, 37,025; Han- cock, 15.588; Weaver, 1,117, a plurality for rfeld of 22,037. The rematuing 78 towns to be heard from, gave Garfield, 7, Hancock, 2,598; Weaver, 9. A proportional vole in this election will give Blaine a plurality on the aggregate vote in the state of about 24,500. a MACHIGAN. Blaine Believed to Have Carried the ate, Dernorr, Mica. November 5.—At one o'clock ‘this afternoon very few additional returns had been received from Michigan. It 1s believed that the republicans will elect their presidential elec- tors. The contest between Begole (fusion) and Alger (rep,), for governor, Is very close and both sides claim the victors. ‘the fusionists elect Con- en in the 1st, 4th, 6th and 7th districts, all Of whom are democrats. The repuhiicans elect their congressionsl candi- dates in the 2d, $4 and 9th districts. The Sth dis- trict ts still in doubt, but there are strohg indica- Uons Of the election of a democrat in the Sth dis trict. Horr’s district ts still uudectded, but has probably gone with the fusioilists. Nothing addi- onal bas 2 reported Ou the legislature, Repreventative Horr Deteated. East SaGInaw, Micu. ovember 5—This dis- trict, the 8th, las gone @mocratic, but the Ng- ures are notknown. R.G. Horr (rep.) has been defeated by Tarsney ({usion), The republicaus concede Tarsney a majority of 500. ‘The democrats claim 1,400. — INDIANA CLOSE, Both Parties Claim the State. IxptaNarouis, Ixp., November §.— Putnam county—Democratic majority, 854; republican gain, $3, s Cass county—Democratic majority, #54; republ- can galp, 331. ‘Laporte cobnty—Democratic majority, 900; demo- cratic gain, 66. Martib couniy—Democratic majority, 285; demo- cratic gun, 46. Grant county—Republican majority, 75; republl- can gain, 147. Whitley county—Democratic majority, 360; demo- cratic gain, 82. ‘There is every Indication that the state will be very close. ‘The democratic committee claims the state, at noon, by 5,000. ‘The republican committee 18 equaily contident, Put does uot give figures. MISSOURI, Democratic Congressmen Elected. St. Lovis, Mo., November 5.—Almost complete Teturns from the eighth and ninth congressional districts in tbis city re-elect O'Neil, dem., in the Tormer by 800 to 1,000 majority, and give Glover, dem., in the latter 2,00) majority. The returas from the state are still very much scattered. A Round Democratic Majority. Sr. Lovis, November 5.—It 1s safe to say that the stare toket by a round sssien in all the Gis- thirteenth, Which the democrats will carry the! majority and elect their Cor Wicts excepting the firth an republicans claim. Majority. Perensscne, Va., November 5.—Interest in the election is unabated to-day, and there is much speculation as to the probable result. The returns are so meagre and slow 1u coming in that it Is aim- cult to form any opinion as to how the state hus me, The vole evidently is very close, th republicans and democrats claiming it! General Sim Bolling, a member of the republican state central committee says hat the republicans will carry the state by trom 5.000 to majority apd this district by about 9,000 majority. Brady (Mahone rep.) claims a ma- Jority of from 4,000 to 5.000, Evans (Cameron rep.), however, clainis the district by froin 400 to $00 tia jority. Returns trom New York are awaited aud Tead with the greatest interest. ‘The Democratic Clatms Fortified. Riceuonp, Va.. November 5.But few returns have been received this morning, and they do not change the result as heretofore telegraphed, ex- cept to fortify the democrats in clatining the state by from 8,000 to 5,v00 majority, With seven Con certain and a clos vote in the first dis trict. Majority of a A Blaine pete aa ween so 1800 New Yorx, November 5—The latest advices from Virginia, received at the republican head- quarters in this city, make the majority for Biaine "7,000 to 10,000. es NEW HAMPSHIRE, Biaine’s Plaratity Equal to Garfield’s. Coxoorp, N. H.. November §.--Ieturns from 148 towns show that Biaine’s plurality will equal that of Garfield's in 1880. ‘The vote ts us follows: Biaine, Cleveland, 25,644; St. John, 1,008; Butler, 89, Thecame towns’ gave Garfield 2.007 and Wancook Tier will be chosen by Conconp, N. H., November 5—145 towns give Biaine 29,186; Cleveland, 26,194; St. Jobn, 1,026; But- oe ee ee towns in 1880 el a 1d’s 4. In 185 towns C vote for governor Ea er UM's, 26,794; Mason's, ee CONNECTICUT. — | follows: Atlant ¢§ Carn een, Bato: Cape May. bio, Cumberland, wo Bee, Uta or Passi he cue, oe Tua nae ‘Demeratic vb, Hodson, 4,000; 1 joumouth, 1.068; Som Warren, 1,600 ‘Total, 10, | =Very ittie attention | bins deen paid to Onlo to-day, as 1t was inngely re | Publican. The majority will probabiy exceed | and may reach 2.00, Twen{y seven counties show cluding Mamilton county. 7 Cmrcago, November 3.—The city'of Chicago, with 7 precincts missing, gives Blaine 4¥,418, Cleveland 40.48%, St. John 802, Butler 443. leaby (rep.), for ; received 43,107, ‘Murrisou (dem) Saar, ‘The Congressional Delegation. PRILADELPRIa, November 5.—Bunnell (rup.) Ws elected in the’ fifteenth congressional districts Curtin (dem.), In the twentierh, aud Seott (dem), tm the twenty-seveuth. ‘The delegation will stand 20 Tepublicalls and § democrats, a epublica gain ot members ‘The legislature Will be decidedly repul Vcan in both branctes, tus indicating the eiectio | of @ republican U.S, Senator to succeed J. Dovaid ‘Cameron. Almost complete returns from-48 out of 6 counties tn the state show a net gain for Blaine of 23,55 over Gurtield’s vote of 180. ‘This would ind ‘That Biaine’s plurality over Cleveland will net be less than 60000. "The four conntics to hear tro gave Mancock a majority of 8,077. but Blaine lus, ained aimost unitormiy ali over the state, Tuey Wil be more apt to increame than decrease iis pie rality. —— COLORADO, ‘The Usual Republican Majority. DeNver, Col, November 5.—Returns trom the, Interior of the state are scattering and incomplete None of the lange city preciacts have yet reported, Enough ts known, however, to tisure the republle } can national Ucket tue Usual majority of about 8,000, Eaten (rep.) Is prob: oled governor Uy" @ small majority. Symes crop.) for Congress will Tall Debind the national “Us elected. With two or thnte Lickns in Unis county elect. Une! legislature ts largely republican, WARGINGA EXTIMATES, Chairman Barbour Cinims the state by at Lenst 5,000. Hon, Johh 8. Barbour, chairman of the demo. cratic state ceytrai committer of Vinginia, says he estimates on tie basls of dispatches received by ujm to-day from ali parts of the state, that Vite | guuta tas given tie democrutts. electoral ticket tnajority OF at least $,000, and he thinks Mt may | reach 10,000. | attache, clemocratlc, eadquarters in Alvxaggirta | the majority ts estimated ac trom 3,090 wo 8 Secretary WePhervon’s Figures. Secretary McPherson figures that “Biaine bas, including Virginia and New York, 214 votes. ‘Tals | does notinclude California, Connecticut, Indiana, | Nevada nor New Jersey. | iuia and the above states, 20 | Carried Calitornia’and Nevada, hos. without Vine | Private Dispniches Meceived im Thte Duty CONNECTICUT FOX CLEVELAND, Col. Donelson, of the House fo.ding-r0m, who i? tm New Haven, telegraphed tie morning to Mt Neil Brown, reading House of Seutatives, "Conn tor Mitchell, dem.. Congress, f-clected by an ins creased inajorii CLADUNG SEW YORK BY 10,000, Nordhefl, of the New York Hereld, wile Mr. | hed Unis afternoon that Gov. Cleveland bad | New York by at jeast 10,000. CLAIMING CLEVEL EURCTION. Ex-Gov. Robinsou, of New York, also sent a teles FEAR, 2 a gemtieman of ty city chatuiog Cieve d's election. Secoxp Lrevr. Comrmenn, 4th ate Ullery, 1s transferred trom battery G Ww battery C of that regiment, and will proceed to join bis proper station. AUCTION SALES. ———_ = SSD MEROVED REAL ESTA’ IN THe CHANCERY SALE OF A SQUARE SDT IS SE. WASHINGTON, ON TW. BEIWEEN N ANDO TRE By virtue of adecree duly pase juite cause | No9.183 (Gawler & Kindsioe) “1 the 22d of October, | 2884.1 will sell at public accion o the peomnees a MCRD AY THE BeVEN TES VTLDAL OF NO EMBER’ 1884.AT POUR O'CLOCK P-M.an undl | linit interest an Jot 25, | square 69 in the City | tigrovementa, conmist.ne ferns af male: On Chaser's. ption, $100 to be paid at tna. Dliange tole bad witht | Fak’ ail gon purchases host sepanciac at marchaers the SANE LIME the other "undivided half tates eat wi'l beold, ui-dts Cc MATTHEWS Trustes, 1208 9tat st. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF UNTUPROVED PROPERTY. ee adecree passed by the Quurt of ‘he District or Column fn Fa Do. 9 152. wherein George Wo MoCoy ix tiff. pe Syed eg ee et al are detendanta, f wil ma ROVENBER” LOCK. 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