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

PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-The elec.
tion is progressing quietly. The early vote
is larger than the average. a large Repub-
lican vote is being polied in the First, Sec
ond. aud Third congressional districts. II
the Fourth, Judge KeIy's name Is being
scratched considerably.
rSecond Dispatch.]
PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-At the
Mayors office 1t is estimated that the Repub-
lican majority in this city will be about IL
600. Kelly has been BADLY cut in the Fourth
district. No doubt is entertained OF RAN
dall's reelection in the Third district by a
reduced majority.
PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-The only
disturbance occurring to-day was at Ninth
and Hoffman streets, where 4 policeman,
while making an arrest, shot aud killed Il
man named Ryan, who was interfering with
him. The policeman was arrested.
READING, November 5.-Iu the Eighth
district Hester Clymer, Dem., is reelected
by over 5000 majority.
NEW YORK.
. New YORK. November 5.-Election- day
beng legal holiday, the banks, exchanges,
business-places generally, and Government
onces-national. State, and municipal-are
closed. Downtown streets were Sabbath
quiet. It is expected a large vote will be
po!led, but the best Judges say the result
eau only be told when the votes are
counted.
New YORK. November 5.-In the Sixth
district the total vote for Congress was {:
Cox, 10,90l; DevrieS, G,49T.
[Second Dispatca.l
NEW YORK. November "a dispatch
over the Gold and Stock wires in regard TO
the elections in this city says two hundred
and ten election districts give Cooper, the
anti.1ammany candidate for mayor, 6.52l |
majority. Kelly has just made speech in
Tammany Hal! in which he said "Wc are
beaten all along the line."
Third DtSpatch.]
New YoEE, November SO +. N.-Thrre
hundred and forty-tive election districts in
this city give majority OF Hot ior Cooper
for Mayor. The entire anti-Tammauy Re-
publican combination ticket for city officers
is elected.
Returns from tie interior Of the State
show Republican gains, and indicate the
election OF George Z. Daniorti, Rep, as
Judge OF the Court Of Appeals by con-
siderable majority. The Republicans claim
4 decided majority in the Assembly.
Fourth Dispatch.]
NEW YORK, November 5.-The following
congressman are elected: Bourke, Cox,
Wood, Morton, and McCook.
[FIfh Ui$pGtch.]
NEW YORK, November 5.-Returns re-
cciycd indicate the election OF Danforth as
Judge of the Court Of Appeals, and that
Dwight, Rep, for Congress, from the
Tweuty-eighth district; ketchum, Rep, in
the Thi:tcenth district, and Van Armann.
Rer., in the Thirty-third district, are
elected.
Troy. November j.--Wood, Rep, is re-
elect cd in the Seventeenth district.
RrFFALo, November 5.-iteturns indicate
that Pierce, Rep, is elected to Congress.
SARATOGA, November 5.-Starm, Rep, Is
probably elected 10 Congress.
SYRACUSE, November 5.-Hiscock, Rep,
is elected to Congress by a large majority.
IOWA.
CHICAGO, November 5.-The Journals
Des M0ines dispatch says: $50 far as is
positively known, congressional elections
| Will be held to-day in the Second and Ninth
districts, and possibly few friends OF
Weaver and Gillett. in the Sixth and Sew.
enth districts, Will yote.'
a Davenport special says queer election
is being held there. The people met this
morning and elected their own Judges and
clerks. and opened polls and proceeded to
vote for Hiram Price, Rep, for Congress
almost unanimously. The same is being
done in Muscatlne county.