The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-08

not be less than 900.
5s.Ss IOWA.
CHfcAeo, November Returns from ff
teen Iowa townships show heavy Republic
can maiorities. s ,s;,g NJ
CHICAGO, November Partial returns
from seventeen counties in Iowa show Re
publican gains of Tia Democratic gains,
81. Net Republican gain, 682.
KENTUCKY. $
LOUISVILLE, November t7.-Tilden's ma
I iority in Kentucky is estimated at over
&C, 1000. f.r5Fz4 ~
\ i.s,g lsa q MAINE.
PORTLAND, Me-, November Fifty
towns give Hayes Il, 29s, Tilden 12,242 ;
Hayes's loss, So. ~, ~ 20; t,.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, November 1.-THE unpleasant
weather has not interfered with the voting
in this city. A large vote has been cast, and
business was att stand-still during the day.
i A large vote was polied in Buffers dis
; trict, and the indications are that he viii be
! elected * over both competitors, though
Judge Hoar is receiving some unexpected
support. 49, 90 Il I. tE 49, 80
The Evening Journal says Republican
has been reelected to Congress in the First
district by large majority, and that Harris
Republican, is elected from the Second dis
trict. 49, 4, - 49, -
Boston, November Returns received
give rockingham Dem.), for Congress, in
the Fifth district, 1908 over General Banks,
whose defeat is claimed. sa>aQ
Leopold Morse Dem is probably elected
to Congress from the Fourth district by a
| small majority. b,
The election Of Baker (Rep.) in the Eighth
district, Harris (Rep.) in the Second dis
trict, and Loring (Rep.) in the Sixth district
is claimed by the Traveller.
Boston, November Tin ninety-six
towns of Massachusetts,. Hayes has 1920
Tilden, 21,953. Rice, 32,764; Adams, 21,-
1856; Baker, 1862. Returns so far received,
according to Republican estimates, indicate
the election Of Rice by decided majority,
and the election of Banks Rep.) in the
Fifth, Butler Rep.) in the Seventh, Grape
(Rep.) in the First, Harris Rep.) in the
Second, Field (Rep.) in the Third, Claim
(Rep.) in the Eighth, and Norcross (Rep.)
in the Tenth districts. The other districts
are in doubt, and the above may be
changed by later returns.
Boston, November 7.-Butler in the Sew
enth, Banks in the Fifth, Clafin in the
Eighth, Grape in the First, Robinson in the
Eleventh, Rice in the Ninth, and Norcross
in the Tenth districts-all Republicans
all elected to Congress. Harris (Rep.) in the
Second, and Loving (Rep.) in the Sixth are
probably elected. Dean (Dem.) in the Third,
and Morse (Dem.) in the Fourth districts
are probably elected. The present delega-
ton stands: Republicans, s; Democrats, G.
The Republicans gain four congressman,
and if the vote continues in the same ratio
will carry the State for Hayes by $4,000
plurality.
BOSTON, November 7.-Butler has 5000
plurality over TarboX and Hoar.
tial vote of 1872, when the Republicans had
$4,000 majority, show Republican gains,
3,08S; Democratic gains, 1864; net Demo-
cratic gain, 1,606.
NEW YORK, November $3.50 z. NJ
One hundred and seventy-siX districts in
the State outside OF New York city give
over the vote Of 1872. Republican gains,
$50; Democratic gains, sos. Net Demo
cratic gains, 2,l4S.
I One hundred and forty-eight election dis
sixty-one give Tilden majority OF 1861.
NEW York, November TO p. M.--Three
hundred and sixty election districts Of New
| L VI II CiGYS OO,-Jf tiiu llor VI op3
40. Two hundred and forty-seyen election
districts outside the cities of New York and
i Brooklyn show net Democratic gain OF
2,T64 as compared with the presidential
vote OF 1872, when Grant had 56;456 ma
iority in the State. The Democratic ma.
jority in New York this year is about
$4,000, against about $4,000 in 1872, and
10000 IN Brooklyn, against not quite 5000
in 1872.
NEW YORK, November 7-10:30 +. M
Three hundred and sixteen towns and dis
tricts in New York State, outside OF this city
and Brooklyn, show an aggregate Republl
can majority of 23,97O; Republican gain.
6,15S; Democrtic majority, 1900; Demo
cratic gain, 1896; net Democratic gain
1888.
The vote Of New York county is: Tilden
112, POS; Hayes, 5S,65S; Cooper, 252; Til
denis majority over Hayes, 59,65s.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, N. H., November 1.-THE cleo
ton in this city is progressing quietly. Will
little or no excitement. The vote polled in
the Central wards up to noon was much
larger than that Of previous years at the
same hour. The following was the last
count before noon: Fourth Ward-Hayes,
S23; TiIden. 200. Fifth Ward-Hayes,
316; Tilden, $40. Sixth Ward-Hayes,
27j; Tilden. 1876. Seventh Ward-Haycs,
1O9; Tilden, o.. At the Republican head
quarters no dispatches have been received
yet from towns in the State except North
field, which elects Republican moderator,
which is a gain. The weather is rainy, but
probably will not interfere with the vote OF
the State, which will, it is generally
thought, be close, and smaller than that OF
last spring.
Boston, November 7.-Republican spe-
Gals from New Hampshire claim the State
by 1000.
CONCORD, November 7.-Thirty-fve
towns, with an aggregate vote OF l1,00O,
show Republican loss OF six on the cleo
ton of 1872.
CONCORD, November 7.-Seventy towns
and cities give Hayes1 1854; Tilden, 1871
scattering, &c. In 1872 the same places gave
Grant 1918; Greeley, 1854; scattering,
Sc. Republican net loss IN these places, 1853.
CoNcORD, November Returns con-
tinue to come in very favorable for the Re-
publicans. Excitement intense.
CONCORD, November 7.-0ne hundred
and fifty towns and cities give Hayes, 81
712; Tllden, 2S,196; scattering, GO. Re
publican net losses in these places, 1872.
CONCORD, November 7.-One hundred and
fifty towns and cities give Hayes 31,7l2;
Tilden, 2S,l96; scattering, &C.. Republican
net loss in these places, 1872.
NORTH CAROLINA.
-- Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
RUFFIN, N. c., November T.-Rocking-
ham county-Judge Settles native county
gives 800 majority for Tilden, Hendricks,
and Vance.