The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-04

w Cue SoustTSdL!SeS. Ne Indications al c
| that they elect five congressman and the State
Treasurer. The Democrats claim the elec-
tion OF 6S members Of the Legislature, 55
being majority.
MASSACHU 5ETT5.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, November S.-The
election has awakened extraordinary inter-
est, and vote nearly as heavy as that for
President in 1872 is being polled Seven
hundred new voters have been made in this
city, and as four.tilths OF them are Demo-
| Gratis a majority Of 1000 for CASTOR may be
expected IN this city. Good many Repubi.
cans are boting.
WASHINGTON, November 3-Prira.e dis.
patches from Boston indicate the election of
Banks over Gooch in the Filth district.
Telegrams received here indicate the de-.
feat of Butler in the Sixth Massachusetts
district. Banks's majority over Gooch is
| estimated by his friends at fully 5000.
| Gooch's majority in 1872 was 4.459. Forty
towns Estimated by the 1rareller) give a
| net gain Tor the Democrats OF 1.5C3. The
Journal -gives. in forfy-four towns. Talbot
S,035 and CASTOR 239 votes. The same
| towEs last Year gave Washourn G,5I9 and
| CASTOR 234.
sToS, November 3-Twenty-three
towns give Talbot majority of ,G31 out OF
| a total oil !, los votes-about the same as last
year. So lar, in the Second district, Harris
(R,) has maj ,rity of 254 in seven towns.
In the First district Burlington (R.), for Con.
| greSs, has a majority of / ,303 in len towns
out of total of 2,401. Republicans fear for
the result in the Eighth district, Williams
| not receiving rs heavy vote as necessary.
In the Seventh district Aver has slightly
| led, and his prospects are good. 1t is be-
| lieved that Banks is elected 10 his district
| Medlord gave rs for Banks, 500 for Gooch.
Watham, at 2 z. ~, gave Banks 702, Gooch
2Sl. Worcester gives CASTOR D.), for &C.
| vernon, 4,010; TALBOT (R.), 1916.
BosToN, November 3-S:l5 p. M-Re-
turns thus far received indicate that Buthug.
ton, in the First, and B. w. Harris, in the
Second congressional district, are elected be-
yond doubt. Aver, for Congress, was de-
feated in his town (LowelD by majority OF
1S7.
Sixty.three towns now give Talbot Is. .442
| and CASTOR 140S0. Last year the vote in
| these towns was Washburn, 12,5TS, and
| CASTOR 7.355.
DosTos, November $3.50 p. M-Ei9hty.
seven towns up to this hour return tor Tai.
| bot 2G,252; for CASTOR, 24,29l. A private
dispatch to the AdUcrtiser from Essex couE-
| ty says it is undeniable that Butler is de-
| feated by 1000 majority, if not more.
Pierce (R.) is elec:ed in the Third district
by q majority OF 1,742, with his own ward
| to hear from.
| The congressional situation is summed uI
to this hour as follows by Republicans
Chaplin (D.) is elected in the Eleventh dis
trlct by large majority. Aver (R.j, in the
Seventh district, is doubtful. Williams (R.)
in the Eighth district, doubtful. Hoar (R.)
in the Ninth district, is elected. Frost (R.)
in the Fourth district, doubtful. Binks Q.)
in the Fifth district, is elected by a large
majority. B. w. Harris (E.), in the Secont
district, and Burlington (R.), in the FRS
district, are elected beyCad doubt. Dsmo
Gratis already clm the State for CASTOR, anC
Republicans aie auxiously waiting for fur
ther returns. So far Talbot is ahead.
BosTos, November 50 p. M-Nne'y.
nine towns outside of Boston give TalUo
24,519, CASTOR 1908. The same towns las
year gave Washburn 1874, CASTOR 1878
| The IN j)rilies against Butler still roll in
| At Salem he was nearly II thousand hehirt
his ticket, and bis defeat is overwhelming
In the Seventh aud Eighth congressional
| districts, as near as can be figured out, vii
liams and Aver are both about Thousand
behind the Democratic candidates. At thii
hour the streets are full Of jubi!ant Demo
Gratis, who persist in the. belief that Castor
| is elected.
Boston, November $40 p. M-Tht
Journal gives the votes in 1873 towns viz.
Talbot, 3,GGS; CASTOR, 40,34S, with Boston
| not included--and comedies 5000 majority
to CASTOR in this city. Itsays that unles:
the back towns come up nobly before morn
| ing the result will be the election OF Castor
and the defeat of all the Republican candi
| dates for Congress except Pierce, Butfing'
ton, and Harris. The Herald says Aver |:
| undoubtedly defeated 10y Tarbox (D.) for
| Congress-. Republicans have elected so fal
| 36 State representatives and senators, anG
the Democrats II representatives ana
| senators.
Later.-One hundred and twelve towns
| give Talbot 29,666 and CASTOR 27,ISO
against last years 1880 Republican and
| Is. .439 Democratic. This does not include
Boston, Worcester, or Lowell.
The Traveller (R.) comedies the State tc
| CASTOR, as this city will give him majority
| of from 6 900 to 1000. This seems to pc the
| general opinion, though the close vote may
change the result.
| Ali private kilograms received here FROM
| Massachusetts indicate q great Democratic
triumph. Returns from the interior arc ye
| too few to indicate to certainty, but Re
publicaus throughout Boston coneede
| Democratic victory In the State.
! Ldter.-Returns from 203 towns give Tai
bot 5S.3GS, CASTOR 5j.s18. Last year The
same towns gave Washburn 1862, Castor
3436S, This does not include the vote il
Roston. The last returns OF this city are
| Talbot. 10. .4G0; CASTOR, 16,400. Gaston'S
| election is conceded on all sides, with pro
bable majority of 5000 to 5000. Frost.
election in the Fourth district is claimed, bu
II will be very close. Butler is badly beaten
Thomson has majority Of 1,051, with only
one small town to hear from. Williams ano
Alexander are also defeated, and Aver is de
feated in the Seventh district.
/ Later returns do not change the reslit
foreshadowed in the earlier reports. Iht
cities of Lynn and Salem are in blaze OF ex
citement-bonfres, bell.ringing, guns firing
streets tbroDged with crowds oil peopl
cheering and otherwise expressing their Joy
In Boston the crowds have dispersed, salts
fed with the election news and aStonlshe'
at the result.
MISSOURI. .
sr. Louis, November S.--The eleetio
passed of quietly. A large vote was poilec
1 lowing TO the length of the ticket 1t will .
very late before returns can be had. Atthl
hour N P. NJ not one precinct in the Gil
has been heard from. Adgices nom "a
State are TOO meagre to indicate the result