The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-06


will give Harris 100 majority.
| .Staunton: Returns from one bali OF the
precincts in Augusta give Harris 100 ma
iority. 6
Returns from three precincts in Shenan-
| doah give Harris 314 majority.
Returns from two precincts in Bath give
Harris SS majority.
Harrisonburg gives Paul 250 majority.
| Vote everywhere small,
SrAUNToN, 1887 T.. M.-Shenandoah, 900
majority for Harris; Augusta, 700 majority
for Harris; Rockingham, 900 majority for
Pauf, and Bath small majority for Harris,
are the indications from the returns up to
this hour. Harris's friends are confident OF
his election, but not by large majority.
Six precincts in Albemarle give Harris 81
majority.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
| Gordonsyile: Hunton, A Cochran,
Carter, /.
Warrenton: Hunton, 249; Cochran, G;
Carter, /. .-.,-.t $
Warrenton Junction: Hunton, 35; Car
ter, 5; Holland, 1.
Alexandria The election was very
| auiet-no interest manifested, the vote
being not half polled. HuDton, for Con-
gress, had no organized opposition; his
majority here is $40. Carter, The Greenback
candidate, received but 2l4 votes, and Coch-
rane, Rep, 8. Dispatches to the Gazette
| from Loudoun and FauQuer state that
small vote was polIed in each OF these coun-
ties. A Leesburg dispatch says Loudoun
county is close, owing to the very small
vote.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Richmond, 1863; Newberry, 1863; McMul-.
| lin, 115. Two precincts to hear from; will
vote 100, and will not change proportion.
Abingdon: McMullin, 179; Richmond,
17G; Newberry, 9. The county is for Nc
Mul|in by 400. The Radical vote is for Nc
MulIin.
Marion: McMullin, SIG; Richmond, SO;
Newberry, 10.
Christiansburg: About three fourths OF
Montgomery gives Richmond 324; Camp
bell, Rep, 24S; Newbcrry, 223 McMuilin,
70. Campbell has probably carried the
county.
Bristol: Five precincts in Washington,
Marion, Wytheville, Christiansburg, and
Salem, and all but two in Pulaski, give Nc.
Mulln 237 over Richmond. The contest is
between these two. Campbell fails thus far
to carry the Republican vote to much eX-
tent. Newberry gets opposition in Wythe
and Pulaski, but runs far behind. He will
divide it with McAIullin in the back coun-
| ties.
Wythe: Courthouse-Richmond, 231;
McMulin, 2; Newberry, 161. Rural Re-
treat-Richmond, 81 Newberry, los; Nc
Mull;n, G. Max MeadoWs-Richmond, 64
Newberry, l6; McMullin, 4. At Zion
Newberry's reported majority is 70. New
berry's majority in the county, 26. Five
precincts to hear from.
RECAPITULATIoN.
The following congressman arc probably
elected in Virginia:
First district-R. L. II. Bcale, Con.
Second district-John Goodc, Con.
Third district-Joseph E. Johnston, Con.
Fourth district-Joscph Jorgensen, Rep.
Fifth district-George G. Cabell, Con.
Sixth dstrct-J. r.. Tucker. Con.
Seventh dStrict--Jolin T. Harris, Con.
Eighth dstrict-Eppa Hunton, Con.
Ninth district-J. 3. Richmond, Con.
MARYLAND.
| BALTIMORE, November 5.-kimmel, Den,.,
defeats Thompson, Grecnbacker and Ind,
| in the Third district by over 5000 majority.
! McLane, Dem., is elected in the Fourth dis
! trict by over 5000 majority over Holland,
Rep, Qugley, Greenbarker, and Gettings,
| Ind, Dem. In the Seventeenth Ward. which
is included in the Fifth district, Henkle,
Dem, has 1.1S0 majority over Crane, Rep.
NORTH CAROLINA.
WILMINGTON, November 5.-The COM
| pletc returns in this city are: Waddell:
Dem, for Congress, 1901; Russell, Green.
Rep, 1924; making RusSell's majority 923
against majority of l,06G for Canday,
Rep., in 1876. There is q falling OFF OF
about twenty-five per cent. in the Demo-
cratic vote and twenty per cent. in the lte-
publican vote. On the basis OF this reduced
vote Waddeips majority i'll the district would
be about 500.
GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, November 5.-Thc vote in the
Eighth district is small. About LOGO voIes
were poIed in this county for Hon. y. II.
Stephens. who is reelected without opposi.
ton. Returns from other districts come in
slowly. The following congressional cam
didates are probably elected: First district,
Nichols. Dem; Second, Smith, Dem. ;
Third, Cook, Dem. Fourth, Harris, Ind.
Dem.; Fifth, Hammon, Dem; Sixth,
Blount, Dem. Seventh, FELTON,, Ind. Dem. !;
Eighth, Stephens, Dem; Ninth, billups,
Dem. The official count may change the
Seventh and Ninth districts. The vote in
these districts is close, and may result In
the election OF Lester. the Democratic NOM
ince, over FELTON,, Ind. Dem. Emery Speer
Ind. DEM, will run Bilups very closely in
tue Ninth district.
iS9Gond DiSRatch.]
ROME, November 5.-The indications are
that Lester, DEM, is elected over FELTON, IN
this district.
E ALABAMA.
COLUMBUS, GA, November 5.-The Third
Alabama district elects Stamford, Demo
crat, with but little opposition. Returns
indicate Henry Persons, independent Dem
ocrat, elected over Harris, present member,
by 500 to 1000 aiority in the Fourth
district. Persons is inclined 10 the Green.
hackers.
[Second Dispatch.]
CHATTANOOGA, November 5.-Lowe, Ind.
beats Garth, Dem., in the Eighth Alabama
district by 1000 majority. Forney, DEM,
reelected in the Seventh Alabama district.
i TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS, November 5.-The election i:
progressing quietly. But little interest i:
manifested and the vote will be light.
| [Second Dispatch.l
NASHVILLE, November 5.-The election
was unusually quiet, and there was but lit
tie apparent interest. The indications art
that the vote will be the lightest polled ir
the State for years.
THIRD Dispatch.l
CHATTANOOGA, November 5.-Returns in
dicate the election OF Pettibone. Rep, ir
the First district, and Dibrell, Dem., in tht
Third district. The election is very close ir
| the Second district; Houck, Rep, isahead
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Il RnsToN. November 5.-EeW Hamnshirf