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Newspaper Page TextEstablished 1879. ' i'Hn'iV' Recorder. ( l i i-i ft AMERICUS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1884. Daily, Per Year,...(S.OO Weekly, “ ... 2.00, eveland’s ChflncBS. YORK DEMOCRATIC, CON- PH.I.1SO l»TO LINK, •K JUrtf WAVKBINO, '."diydmaaandvuioin 14 deported to be UOUBTFOL111 .fiiHtDA REOBEEED, INDIIN. '““vbly holdino her own, 1 I OOOD CHANCE POR A DEMOCRATIC- PRK.1DEMT. RETURN, in full up took* o’clock, p, m. NEW YORK. Sew Yirk, Nov. 4, 1 P. m— Tbiny-tbree election districts in Xev York State outside the cities Xs* York and Brooklyn give Blsine 6.301, Cleveland, 6,959, Boiler, 84, St. John, 305. Net Dtraocraiio gain. 1,019. ytw York, Soy. 4,1 p -m.—55 :tion districts out of 712 in this give Blaine 5,648, Cleveland, 1),837, Butler, 181, St. John, 22. >’Eir York, Nov. 4, 7 P. M—The rote in this city is very heavy and there is great deal of sci etching in tbe city and county ticket, vote will probably be about 222,000 Brooklyn, Nov. 4, 7 p. m.—77 districts give Cleveland 18.857, Blaine 13,650, Butler 601, St. .John 433. Brooklyn, Nov. 4. 7:15 p. M — 177 districts, Cleveland’s majority 11,135 82 election districts in »w York Slate give Blaine 17,731; Cleveland 16,488; Butler 314; St. Jnlm 883; net Democratic gain 1,410. New York, Nov. 4, 7:15 p. M.— 175 election districts out of 712 in this city give Blaine 26.884; Cleve land 32,162; Butler 804; St. Jobn 263. New York. NoV. 4, 7:15 p. M — Herald says Democratic committee [ claim Connecticut lay 3,500. New [ York Sun bulletin says indications kare that Cleveland has carried New work State. * New York, Nov. 4, 8:30 r. m.— Herald says Republicans claim Sate outside of New York and Brooklyn gone Republican by 60,- ODO. 12(1 election districts out ol 512 in this city give Blniuc 18,491, Cleveland 24,016, Butler 635, St. John, 155. New York, Nov. 4, 8:30 p.m.— 107 election districts in New York outside of New York and Brook ija give Blaine 24.671, Cleveland 21,863, Butler 417, St. John 1,257. Net Democratic gain 2 390. In Sew York, 100 election districts out of 112 i n thin c fty Blaine 11.029, Cleveland 20,086, Butler <43, St. John 595. New York, Nov. 4.9 p. m—New York Mail and Express says Rob- ioion, Republican candidate for Governor of Massachusetts, re flected. Says Grant Is elected Nayor of New York City by 10,- 600. J J New York, Nov. 4, 9:00 p. M "odd bulletin says that if present ™;i° °f gains continue from dis- uict * n °t yet rcpoited, Cleveland's ®»iority i n Stm e w jU |- e 40 000. Jeralds' dispatch Irom New Jersey obits State by 5,000 for Cleveland'. a Nlw York, Nov. 4, 9:00 P. M.— election districts out of 721 in **<%, Blaine 32.479, Cleveland W2, Butler 1.034, St. John 302. ”* v eland’s majority in New York ™J between 40 and 45,000. New Yobk, Nov. 4, 9:00 P. Telsnd has majority of 67 in 16tb district. Hancock’s ma- Sniy of 3,300 reduced to 2,100 * iteer elected to Congress iu O.b 'ittlc. by immense majority. New York, Nov. 4, 9:00 p. M — urns from most Republican ills- “*?**«» from In city show gains Democratic National ticket, « 4 those Irom Democratic por- “• show some Democratic losses. I* undoubtedly elected to ***** from loth district by 6.000 majority. In 11th district Garfield's majority of 1.532 reduced to 221. In 7ih district Garfield’s majority of 1,400 disappears. New York —World claims Slate for Cleveland by 60,000 majority and Express claim it for Blaine by 7,000. New York, 254 districts in New York State outBidc New York and Brooklyn give Blaine C2.ISC. Cleveland 52,009, Butler, 1 617, St. John 3,605. Net Democratic gain 3,278. Sun says Cleveland carried State by 30 to 40,000. Cleveland carried King county by 20 000 majority. Blaine carried but one ward. Ti mes bulletin: 293 eleciion districts in State give Blaine 39,664,Cleveland 34,196. Sixty towns in Massacliu setts, Blaine 17.433, Cleveland 10,- 578, II tiler 14,052. New York—Herald Rays 330 districts give Cleveland 18 657 ma joritv, nnd present outlook gives him New York State by 60,000 ma jority. Neiv York Nov. 4 319 districts in State ort of 1.996, Blaine 13 202, Cleveland 64,694, Butler 2.193, St. John 4.482—gain for Cleveland of 3 630 over 1880. If this rate con tinues his gain will be 18,000 to 20.000, which would give Blaine 50 000 majority in Slate outBidc of New York and Brooklyn, which from present indications will give Cleveland majority of 48,000 to 50,000. New York, Nov. 4 720 elec tion districts in New Y'ork State outside of New York and Brooklyn gives Blaine 172,565, Cleveland 143,464, Butler 4,555, St. John 9,160. Net Democratic gain 5,573. The New York Tribune says : Blaine’s majority in Nebraska is 25,-900; Blaine has carried Buffalo by 1,100. The Sun says the county lias gone Repunlican. Florida Democratic by 3,500. That Indi ana has probably gone Republican, and it now looks as if New Yolk State was very much in doubt. New York, Nov. 4.—Mail and Express: Cleveland’s plurality in this city 40.000; in Kings county about 20.000. It these figures are correct, Cleveland will carry state by about 60,000; later figures mav cba"gc this materially. Brooklyn, N. Y., Nov. 4—247 districts, Clcvelanii 61,417; Blaine 47.383; Butler 1,884; St. John 1,192. New Y’ork, Nov. 4—521 dis tricts in State outside New York and Brooklyn give Blaine plurality of 2,267. This ratio if sustained would give him over 8.000 outside New York and Brooklyn. New York Herald says alt Indiana re turns show Democratic gains. New York.—Herald says chair man Henderson claims Indiana Democratic by 8,00o plurality. Herald says that Gov. Abbott claims New Jersey Democratic by 5,ooo majority and North Carolina Democratic by lo.ooo. '"New York, Nov. 4.—New York Herald estimates Cleveland’s ma jority iu New Jersey about 1,000. New York, Nov. 4.—Grant lor Mayor lead* Grace and bis election seems certain. 768 election dis tricts in New York Stato outside New York nnd Brooklyn, Blsine 181.180, Cleveland 153,855, Butler 4,858, St. John lo,o77. Net Dem ocratic gain 6,212. Npw York, Nov. 4.—Senator Hobart, of New Jersey, tel.’grsphs that Republic ms gaining every wbero and will carry the State. Elmira . N. Y., Nov. 4 —Whole Republican ticket elected by aver age majority of New York. Albany, N. Y., Nov. 4.—Even ing Journal says Congressional delegation will stand 17 Democrat ic, 17 Republican Representatives i he ted, 105 Republicans, 64 Demo crat*, Cleveland majority In New Haven said to be 2,5oo. New York city show* Clevrl»nd’« majority in tbat city to be 63,u83. New York, Nov. 4 892 elec tion districts in New York State outside of New York and Brooklyn gives Blaine 211.310, Cleveland 176 062, Butler ’ 5,792. Sc. Jonn 11,661, Net Democratic gain 7.081. New York, Nov. 6, 1 a m.— 645 election districts in New York State outside of cities of New York and Btooklvn give Blaine 154,284, Cleveland 128,025, Butler 3,913, St. John 7,917. Net Democratic gain of 5,682. In Atlantic county, N. J. f Blaine's majority is about 45o. A Democratic gain of 2oo. OHIO. Columbus, O., Nov. 4 Complete returns except 6 precincts show a net Republican gain of 392. Columbus . Ohio—283 wards and precincts in Ohio show net Repnb I icon gain of 3,445 over 1884, net Democratic gain of 704 over 1180. Columrus, Ohio.—88 wurds and precincts in O do net Republican gain 916 over 1835 and net Demo cratic gain 310 over 1880. Five precincts in Cincinnati net Repub lican gain 253 over 1884 Four teen precincts in Columbus Repub lican gain of 243. Republicans claim 50,000 majority in Hamilton county. ILLINOIS, 27 precincts; outside of Cook county, Democratic gain 875 39 precincts outside of Cook county show's Democratic gain of 425. 85 precinc’s outside of Cook county show Democratic gains over 1874. Every township in Wilson coun- ty shows Democratic gains. Re turns from 36 prcciLCts to this hour show net Democratic gains aggregating 2,064. Democrat* carry Greeneville, Pitt county, making a gain of ovor 200. IOWA. Fourteen township give Repub lican not gain of 240. Desmoines, Nov. 4.—2nd ward, Blaine 110 majority over fusion, Republican gain 49. Returns from 29 towns give net Pepublican gain of 207. 28 town ships give Blaine 3 419, Cleveland 2.314—Republican gain 174. This rate gain will give Biaino majority ol 30,000 in State. VIRGINIA. Norfolk, Va., Nov. 4 —In city, Blaine 2.124; Cleveland 2.359; Mar shall, Democratic candidate for congress, 2.366; Libby, Republi can candidate for congress, 2,705 This is net Republican gain of 259 over combined, Maseey, Democrat, and Dawson, straightout Republi can vote of 1889. Richmond, Va., Nov. 4, 9 p. m.— No disturbance of any consequence here to-day, though a number of negroes were arrested for attempt ing to vote illegally. A large vote has been poi'ed,nnd the indications are tbat Cleveland nnd Wise will carry the city at least by 2,000 majority. Richmond, Va., Nov. 4—Repub licans make slight gains in Ports mouth and Fredericksburg over Massy Wise vote, which is the basis upon which estimates are being made. It is estimated tbat Bedford will give Cleveland and Daniel 1,200 majority, Democratic gain of nearly 350. Richmond, Va., Nov. 4 80 pre cincts this State Democratic gain 111. This indicates a very close Norfolk, Va., Nov. 4.—Blaine 2,724, Cleveland 2,389. Richmond, Nov. 4—Petersbnrg ebows Democratic gain over Mas sey vote of 293. Vote between Brady and Evans, as far as heard from in the district, quite close, with chances in favor of Brady. WEST VIRGINIA. Wheeling, West Va., Nov. 4, 8:30 P. M.—B*rbcr, Republican for Congress, majority In Parkersburg, 318, gain over Maxwell 111. NORTH CAROLINA. Raleigh, Nov. 4—At Littleton, Halifax county, net Democratic gain 62; Rocky Mount precinct, Nashville county, gives net gain of 21; Pittsboro precinct, Chathdm county, gives gain of 60. Raleigh, N. C., Nov. 4—Wilson Precinct, Wilson county, gives a Democratic gain of 291. Two pre cincts in Beauiort county give a Democratic gain of 139. No Re publican gains in any county yet reported. Raleigh, N. C., November 4 At Whjttakcr's Precinct, Edg- rom county, Democrats make gain 24. In Granville county Demo crats elect Legislature and county tickets. In Richmond and Mont gomery counties Democrats mske gains, ^t Lcaksville, Rocking ham, Democratic gain 36. At Morebead Democratic gain 40. Raleigh, N. C., Nov. 4 Up to 8:00 p.m. returns from thirteen im portant precincts show net Demo cratic gain of 1,073 ever vote ol 1880. Beaufort county goes Dem ocratic by 300 majority; at Chapel, Hill scales 60 ahead of York; net Democratic gain 116. At Kltt- His, Democratic majority, small gain; in Durham county Demo cratic gains very large, no figures yet given; Democratic majority in Cleveland county is 1,600; Demo cratic net gala of 353. SOUTH CAROLINA. Columbia, 3. C., Nov. 4—Re turns from 2nd district so far give Cleveland 2,000 majority. Tell- man, Democrat tor Congress, about the same. Democratic Stato and county tieket heavy majority. MARYLAND. Indications point to about 10,000 majority for Cleveland in this State. Loss of about 5,000. Baltimore, Md., Nov. 4.—Queen Anne county, 5th district, snows Democratic majority about 400; in dication for county are 660 Demo cratic majority; Wicomico county gives about 850 majority for Cleve land, about 900 lor Gibson. Baltimore, Md , Nor. 5, 1 a m— City complete, Cleveland 34,486, Blaine 21,380, St. Jobn 1.269, But ler 114. In 3rd congressional dis trict Cole, Democrat, 16.001. Rentz, Republican, 10,697. Silver- wood, Prohibitionists, 519. 4th congressional district, Ssnglear, Dem., 15,723, Brown, Rep., 14,226, Odiom, Probb., 624. CONNECTICUT. Hartford, Conn., Nov. 4, 9:00 p. M 25 towns give Blaine 5.734, Cleveland 5.154, scattering 384, Harrison 5,633, Waller 5.210, scat tering 151, representatives elected 23, Republicans 10, Democrats 13. Hartford, Conn., Nov. 4.—41 towns give B.aine 10,150, Cleve land 8.893, scattering 566, Harri son 10,142, Waller 9,190, scatter ing 42. Representative elected, 23, Republicans lo, Democrats, 13, vote, and If ratio of Democratic Waller probably elected in first gsin is not Increased, the State | district. may go Republican. There are j Hartford, Conn., Nov. 4.—19 about 1,000 voting precinct*. j towns not including Hartford and Richmond, Nov. 4 —Returns I New Haven, gives Blame 24,698, show Republican gain nearly 2,000 in state over Maseey. Cioxton, Democrat, probably elected to con- gicsa in 1st district. Richmond, Va., Nov. 4.—Rich mond city Cleveland 1,780 majori ty. A Demrcratic loss of 665. Geo. P. Wile's estimated majority in this district-la 1,800. Cle.veland 33.236, scattering 654, Harrison 2,489. Waller 23,542, scat tering 1,497. Repnbiicans elected j majority 5,225. WISCONSIN. 63 towns give a net Democratic gain of 1,311 on tbe basis of 1830, when Republican majority was 12,900. SO townships state show net Democratic gain, 667. 50 towns, precincts, give net Democratic gain, 1,300. • Total number precincts in Wis consin about 120. One hundred and seven towns and precincts in Wisconsin, including four towns in Milwaukee, give Democratic gain of 4.811. 74 scattering towns and precincts give a net Democratic gain ol 1,562. TEXAS. Galveston. Tex., Nov. 4.— A heavy voto was pulled in Texas nnd much scratching. The local Indications point to the election of Crane, Democrat, over Rentfro and Nelson, Republicans. Returns from the Stato are very meagre, but indicate the election of every Democratic congressman. Galveston, Texas, Nov. 4 Principal points in Texas indicate sixty to seventy thousand majority Ealiro Democratic congressional delegation elected. MISSOURI. St. Louis, Nov. 4, 9:00 p. m.— Ray county gives Graves, Demo cratic candidate for CongrcsB 1,200 majority, and elects entiro Demo cratic county ticket. St. Louis, Nov. 4.—Returns from 200 of the 244 precinots St. Louis city give Cleveland a majority of 123. Ford fusion for Governor, majority 222 over Marmaduko, Democrat. MINNESOTA. Forty-eight towns give not Re publican majority of 1,247. 64 precincts and towns, outside of St. Paul, give 10,729 Rcpubli can majority, 28 precincts show not Republi can majority 720 over'82 Records of 1880 destroyed by fire. MICHIGAN. Dftboit, Mich.—Fifty precinots in Michigan give Blaine 7,161, Cleveland 6,001, St. John 1,056, Butler 2,062, Alger, Republican.lor Governor, 6,163, Bogole, fusion, 6 697, Preston, protectionist, 910. Net Democratic gsin 621. Detroit, Mich., Nov. 4 Michi gan gives Blaine 7.161, Cleveland 6,001, St. John 4,056, Butler 2,062. MAINE. Portland, Maine.—130 towns, Blaine 39.589, Cleveland 27,468, Butler 1,563, St. John 1,221. Concord, N. H—Ninety towns give Blaine 14,970, Cleveland 13,- 762, St. Jobn 495, Butler 172, Blaines’ plurality 1,208 VERMONT- 140 towns give Blaine 28.311, Cleveland 12,604, Butler 578, Sc. John 1,168. Blaine's plurality 15,541. Smnc towns in 1880 gave Garfield 32.368, Hancock 13,311, Weaver 1,011. GEORGIA. Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 4, 9:00 p m. —Vote In Slate very light. Indl cations Cleveland majority 30,000. and solid democratic delegation to Congreaa. . Atlanta, Nov. 4.—In the first district Norwood, Democrat, ma jorily over Pleasants, Republican, 3,000. Several counties yet to hear from. State did not poll more than one-fourth full vote. FLUB1HA. Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 4— Returns from all pa>ts show Dem- INDIANA. Indianapolis, Nov. 4,7:16 p. M.— Full voto polled; ticket very long. Comparisons will be made with 1882, which give Democratic plur ality of 10,000. Indianapolis, Nov. 4—20 vot ing places show Republican gala of 123; Democratic gain of 109; net Republican gain, 14, NEBRASKA. Returns very meagre—indicate majority for Blaine about 18,000. Salt Lake, Nov. 4 John T. Cain el cted by large majority. SMITH V1LLE. To Hats «n Artsslaa Wall. Smituville, November 4.—The machinery lur sinking an artesian, well in his place is now being erect ed by tie Central railroad. Mr. Oral Herrington has charge of same. He is a thorough machinist nnd has been quite successful in boring wells. lie hopes to be able to begin boring in ten days. J. FROM ELLAVILLE. Ellaville, Nov. 4.—Nine hun dred bales of cotton have been re ceived at the Ellaville Warehouse and two hundred at tbe depot for shipment by planters, making 1,100 bales received here. If tbe railroad had bccn'compictcd in time for the first cotton,* wc would have receiv ed 3,000 hales. Our people seem to be very in- ' difl n rent as to the election, however we bopo this will bo the banner county of tile 13th Senatorial Dis trict. One of our merchants lost some money on tho H. Fraxicr Grant failure. Tho prospects arc good, however, for him to recover it. «> ■ . One place in town sold twelve months ago fur $1,500 and the - owner was ollered Saturday $3,600 nnd refused. X. DISTRESSINGLY QUIET. Dawson, Nov. 4.—Hon O. B. Stevens, our newly elected repre sentative, left yesterday for Atlan ta to enter upon the duties of hi* duties. We expect a good report from him, and I for one, am confi dent wc will not be disappointed. Senator Uoyl went up to-day. Mr. R. U. Slappey, of Schley county, made a visit to our city last wrek, bringing bit daughter Mins Lizzie to attend tbe ma'e and female college. Scarcely a day passes but brings new accessions to Ibis noble institution. Mist Annie C.ieatham, who has been absent about two months, returned last Saturday, in excellent health. She enjoyed her trip im mensely. A few of her particular Iricnda called on her last night and joined her in a nice little musical. Wo had piano,organ, violin,guitar, harmonica, and some of the best voices in the city. It was deoided- ly an cnioyabie occasion; and the “funny part’’ of it was—as Betsy Hamilton would say, “lliar was two gals lo every feller.” Miss Mollio Turner has just re turned from Webster connty, where she passed a week very pieasantly among relatives and friends. She was delighted with their protracted parties. Rev. Mr. Stansberry preached two fine seimont at tbe Baptist church last Sunday. The election hero to day is a dis tressingly quiet one. Tbe whites arc ail voting the democratic ticket ocratie gain, legislature securely j Ml , the bIa( . k , tbc * pnbUeM . Democratic. | Col. A. S. J. Henderson left for RHODE INLAND. Atlanta to-day to see the new mom- Blaine 19,029. Cleveland 12.438, | tiers seated. He will undoubtedly Butler 425, St. John 941. Blaine's i see himself seated in tbe legislative. 76 Representatives, Democrats 35, Hartford, Nov. 4.—111 tuwns, not including New Haven, Blsine 43,122; Cleveland 41,484; scatter- ing, 2,668; Hsiriaon 49,16$; Walla 41,92$; scattering, 2,083. TENNESSEE. IJChattanoooa. Nov. 4.—County probably gives Republican major- l y, Freeman, 400 to 2,000. Evsna, Republican candidate for congress, probably defeated by 8,000. balls a few years hence. There are between eight and nine hundred bales of cotton lying on the yard at the depot awaiting transportation. There is a scarcity of cars on tbs road and yet our car factory is idle. J. A. F.