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

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list OF 2. $50, ut noon 1,100 had been polled,
one-half of which were Talbot votes, and the
prospects Indicate he will carry the town.
A special from Lawrence says Butler will
carry the city by larger plurality vote
than was anticipated, but will not exceed
500. Few Abbot votes ale being cast, most
Of the Abbot men going for Talbot. The
Prohibitionists are also voting for Talbot.
In Andover, Talbot is ahead, and in
Mathnen he also leads.
William A. Russell, fer Congress in the
Seventh district, is running far ahead OF
TarboX.
Lowell reports that Butler will probably
carry the city by 200 to 300 plurality.
In Newburyport the vote is running
closer than was anticipated, the Democrats
voting largely for Talbot. With 1,200 0yotes
cast, Butler is 100 ahead. Abbot has but
SO votes. The indications are that Butler
will carry the city by 300. ~
Talbot is ahead at Haverhill. with close
vote, but the indications point to a majority
for Talbot.
At Fall River, Talbot, against large But
ler vote, is doing better!than was expected.
Talbot is ahead at Medford, Hingiam,
Maiden, Watertown, and Newton. At
Taunton Talbot leads in all the wards save
three, where the Butler vote at noon was
about two to one.
[Second Dispdtch.]
Boston, November Sat the close OF the
polls at New Bedford the vote is as follows:
Talbot, 2,191; Butler, 1,349; last year GAS
ton had majority Of Il. Returns from
seven towns in the First district give Tai
bot 1, 7G2 majority, and in five towns in the
Second district 09G majority.
The Journal says the Republican State
Central Committee have received returns
which indicate that Butler is defeated by,a
least 10000, and says the reelection Of 3.
W. Harris to Congress in the Second district
by large majority is assured. Newbury-
port gives Butler majority and Worcester
is conceded to Talbot.
Rough estimates from tifty-onc towns give
Talbot majority OF 5,O51.
[Ihird Dispatch.l
Boston, November j.-Lynn gives But
Ter 4 plurality OF 1.096. BrookIinc gives
Talbot 7G5 and Butler 304. Natick gives
Talbot 620; Butler, 904. Salem gives Tai
bot 2,242; Butler, 1923. New Bedford
Talbot, 3,191; Butler, 1,349. ScycEty-two
towns, including Lynn. Salem, and New
Bedford, and large number OF towns in
the First and Second congressional districts,
give Talbot majority OF 5,597 over Butler.
The election OF Morse from the Fourth dis
trict is conceded.
Fourth Dispatch.]
FALL RIVER, November 5.-Returns from
all tie wards but two give Butler 2,09T;
Talbot. 1885. Buffers majority vii! be
about 500.
BOSToN, November 5.-The vote in this
CITY in eighty precincts, which give astrOng
Democratic vote, stands rs follows Tai
bot, 15,79G; Butler. 1886; Abbott. 1.214;
Miner. 123. Butler has no doubt carried
the city by large plurality, but his defeat
in the State is now looked uron as certain.
Rough footinss OF nincty-eight towns re-
ceived at the Associated Press Office up to
P. NJ. give Talbot majority over Butler
OF 1926.
ScIwyn S. Bowman, Rep. is elected id
the Fifth district (Banks's old district) by
probably 1000 majority over Nathan Clark,
Butler Greenbacker.
fifth Dispatch.]
BOSTON, November 5.-The historic town
OF Hull. to which is attached the tradition,
" As goes Hull so goes the State" gives
Tabor. 81 /; Butler, 21; Abbot, /; Miner,
none. Last year ii gave CASTOR, 2G; Price,
16.
One hundred andtwenty-seven towns give
Talbot IS, 7S3 majority over Butler.
[Si1!h UlSpatch.l
BosroN. November 5.-The vote in this
city is: Talbot, 20,762; Butler, 25.214; Alb
bott, 1868; Minor, l4S. Buffers majority,
l4S. One hundred and seventy towns, in
Guiding Boston, give Talbot majority over
Butler of 1880, and Talbots election by
plurality OF 10000 is now conceded.
The indications are that Morse, Dem, IS
elected in the Fourth district. Field. Rep,
| is held to be elected from the Third dis
trict by 300 majority. Clafln. Rep, is
probably reelected from the Eighth dis
trict. Crapo, Rep. is probably reelected
from the First district. Harris, Rep, is re-
elected to Congress from the Second dis
trict by large minority.
4 Worcester special says Rice. Rep,
carries the Ninth district by probably 1900
majority. Bowman, Rep, was elected from
the Fifth district by 1900 majority over the
| Grccnbacker candidate.
[SerenM DiSpatch.l
BcsToS, November 1.-Two hundred and
oinbt towns in Massachusetts, including all
the cities, give Talbot 5000 majority over
Butler. This is rough calculation from
the returns received at the Associated Press
office. but will be found TO be nearly cor
rect.
GEighM Uispdtch.l
BcsToS. November SIS p. M.-Talbots
election by 30.GCJ plurality is conceded By
Buffers friends. All the Republican rep
rescntatiycs to Congress from the eleven
districts, with the exception Of the Fourth,
where Brimmer is defeated by Morse, Dem,
are undoubtedly ele:ted, SO far as present
returns indicate.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, November 5.-Fifty-nlne
towns give Hubbard 1887; Andrews,
I4,9l5;. Greenbackcrs, 2,025; Prohibition
lists, SIG. Last year the same towns gave
Hubbard 1868 and Robinson II. $50. Haw'
lev, Rem, is elected to Congress. waite
Rep, is elected in the Third district. There
is no election OF Governor by the people
The Legislature will probably be Republl
can.
[Second Dispatch.l
HARTFORD, November 5.-Eighty-seveI 5.
towns give Hubbard, DEM, 22,9S7; An
drews, Rep, 90, 119; Atwater, GreenbackeF
f3.420: ProbibitionistS, 498. In 1876 tb
same towns gave Hubbard 2S,26S; ROBIN
son, 26,9S5.
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, November 5.-The election
is proceeding with spirit this morning. N
W. Aldridge, Rep, will have large ma
iority in this district. The Green back yot
is insignificant. There is sharp contest il
the Western district.
[Second DiSpatch.]
PROVIDENCE, November 5.-Bailou, Rep.
is reelected to Congress in the Second dis
trict by about 100 majority over Barnaby