Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-05
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RTcHNoND, Nov. The election in this city
passed on quietly nOtvith standing numerous |
sensational rumors in wild circulation ON the |
streets last night. The voting on the part Of the
whites was full, but by the negroes not 50 good.
Leading republicans oOneede tho election of KEN
per BY $1,000 to 10000 majority. The indications
are that Kemper will have not less then 500 ma. |
jority in the city.
RICHMOND, Nov. 5.-2A. M.-Kcmper's official |
majority in this city is l,6l6, and in Norfolk S2I
All returns show Conservative gains except in
very few instances. comp ,riaon with the last
Presldential vote shows gain in 50 countic3 of
| over 5000 for Kemper continuation of such
gains will make his majority 10000. Disturbances
are reported in Petersburg tonight. The military
companies are 0nt to prevent q serious rot end
several arrests have been made.
The Election in Wisconsin,:
MILwAUKEE, November 4.-Thc city of Mil
| Waukee complete gives the democratic candidate
for governor ., 300 majority, and the democratic
majority in the county Is estimated at 5000. All
| the democratic assemblymen in the county have
been elected.
The Daily Sentinel, Washbufn organ. esti
mates, from the way the returns are coming in,
that Taylor will carry the state by 5000 majority
frominentrepublic now concede Washburne's
defeat
In towns representing local vote of IS 900
Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE, November 4.-Retuns from
about onethlrd of the State outside of this city
snow gains OF 600 for Taylor, Democratic and
Liberal Republican candidate for HOvernor The
Reform party claim 5000 majority and the Re-
publlcans cOncede s, 900. The complexion of the
Assembly Is Reform and the Senate Republican.
very light vote was pOled.
Tho Massachusetts Election"
81 BOSTON, November 4.-Seattering returns from
all part Of the State show a rather light vote and
Indicate the reelection Of Governor Washburn BY
oOOOto lO.OOO plurality. Anti-prOhibition was an
element OF strength to the democrats, and theiI
candidate, Mr.. CASTOR, received q heavy vote in
several OF the larger cities and towns from the Op
ponents OF prohibition In the Middlosex district
General N. r. Banks Is elected senator over thG
regular republican candidate by handsomt
plurality.
= BOsTOy, November The vote Of the eItv con-
p,etei is, Nashburn, 726, CASTOR ia scattering
), ~; total vote, 169O9, little more than half tha
d Of last year. The Journal Office at miduieht h1
returns from 81 towns, gi ring Washburn 69, ,42t
70 aud Gaston $3.50. OF the forty Senators tht
Republicans elect twenty-siX. The House vii
a probably be three-fourths Republican, and in th
Senate two to one are opposed to the ProhibitOF
IS liquor law.
y Illinois.
= CHICAGO November 4-Returns from the cit
- election come in slowly, but enough Ia known t
y insure the election OF the entire Peoples ticke
over the Citizens or Law and Order ticket, by
y majority OF 5000 to 1900, and 12 out OF 20 A
oermen ON the same ticket. The former uck(
v was headed by H. D. Celvin for Mayor, and th
q latter BY l.. L. Band, the present acting Mayo
One Of the principal points at Issue was the SUI
90 day liquor law, which will doubtless be repeale
o; There are very fsW reports in frOm the eonntie
ed but those received show large Farmers vote.
10 The Maryland Election.
Ah BALTIMORE, Nov. 4--Ths democrats Ia this ei
elect thsr entire ticket, including eighteen mss
beFs Of the house OF delegates and ons state 80
tor, by l3 600 to IA, 900 majority. WOOllOsd der
ON 0crAt, for comptroller Of the state treasury, wi
lnt six wards to hsar FROM has majority OF II la
a Nothing dellnl.e Yet from the state.
la- Cecil County.
h. Democratic majority from 800 TO 500
nm KRNT COUNTY.
att MAsgRY, No. A-First dislrict Kent couni
democratic msjOrities: WoOliord1sG Frank
ln- l79, BlAckistOn, county clerk, 174; Stevenson
.Fe cOFdeF Of wills, III; PlummeF, sheriff, II
he LegIAlalnFs-Hin 1877, Merritt 18l. COuI
go, cOmmisiOneB- l5S, Rosenberg L
ing Wilson 173. SuFVeyOr-Smith 17O.
TALBOT COUNTY
NV EAsFoN, Talbot Co, Nov. 4.-In Talbot col
les Iythe Democrats elect Col. Lloyd, State Senat
r clerk and register Of wills. and probably
the county commissioners, bat will loose the shei
ven and probably the delegates. Three dislEi
en- heard from give the democrats one humid
uo ahead and two districts to hear from.