05 Nov 1884
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1884
Page
1
Telegraphic notices show mixed counts across states with Barker likely winning in Douglas County by a small to moderate margin while national tickets tilt toward Blaine in several regions. Early ward tallies suggest Robinson strong in some areas, but Barker leads in others with broader county expectations uncertain.
Shawnee and surrounding counties report Republican majorities for governor and congress. Blaine leads in Topeka and Salina areas. Martin wins city votes with county majorities. Missouri shows cautious returns with Garfield and Marmaduke margins. Nationwide chatter signals Republican gains in Maryland Virginia Connecticut New York and Maine.
Reported returns from Ohio and New York on November 4 show Republicans gaining in multiple counties and districts. Ohio counties including Montgomery and Columbus tilt Republican with gains over October. statewide results indicate a Republican plurality of 28,000 to 30,000. In New York City and statewide, Blaine leads Cleveland with sizable Democratic margins emerging in several districts, while Brooklyn shows Cleveland ahead by about 13,000. Early tallies from Brooklyn and Kings County favor Cleveland, with statewide estimates placing the Republican plurality around 30,000 to 40,000. The day’s returns reflect broad Republican gains across wards and districts amid German voters’ reactions to liquor-law decisions.
Fragmented ad copy boasts the largest stock and deepest discounts in the city for dry goods. The seller claims to offer every kind of item at or below rival prices and vows to move merchandise quickly with price cuts while inventories last.
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