The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-05
MASSACHUSETTS.

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MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToS, November 4.-The full vote of
the city gives Butter majority Of 3,57s
over ALA gain OF 10 for Butler over last
year. ft3i @
One hundred and eleven towns and cities
give Long 62,11s; Butler, 55,872; Adams,
1850. Last years vote was: Talbot, $751;
1888; Butler, 5e,375; Abbott, 1880.
Second Dispatch.]
BosroN, November 4.-One hundred and
thirty-seven towns and sixteen cities give
Long 6,504 majority over Butler.
Third Dispatch.1
BosroH, November 4.-Returns as far as
received indicate that Long, Rep, for Gov
ernor, is elected BY 10000 to $4,000 plurali-
ty, which may be Increased to $4,000 by
further returns.
The Republican candidates for State Of
ficers are probably all elected, and the Le-
gislature will be largely Republican. The
vote shows material falling of as compared
with last year.
THE DEFEAT OF BUTLER CONCEDED.
oRosToN, November 1850 P. M.-The
defeat Of Butler Is conceded by his own
friends. who allow that Longs plurality
will be 5000; but there is every indication
that it will reach $4,000, and may touch IT,
600. The Legislature is overwhelmingly
Republican.
BosroN, November 4.-11:3s p. M-Two
hundred and twenty-six towns and cities
in this State give Long 1853; Butler. &c.
$50; Adams, 9,915. The same towns last
year gave Talbot 1881; Butler, 9s,3l7;
Abbott, 9,Os9.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, November 4.-The election in
Connecticut to-day was for members OF the
LEGISLATURE and senator's in only eleven out
of twenty-one districts. Out of these the
Republicans elect 10, and the Democrats L.
The Senate will stand, II Republicans to 4
Democrats, and The House will probably
stand about 1853 to SO, or Republican ma.
jority OF between 60 and 10 on joint ballot.
The assemblymen now elected do nor
choose United States senator, but the SEN
ators elected now hold over till next year,
and will vote for senator to succeed Blr.
Eaton.
HARTFORD, November 4.-Mdnight.-
The Senate will stand II Republicans and
4 Democrats. For the House returns re-
port 1853 Republicans and 70 Democrats,
I
morrow. Counting the Independents and
all the ties against the Republicans, they
will have SO majority on Joint ballot in the
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, November 5-1:30 4. NJ
| Up to this hour full returns have been re-
ceiyed from only three out OF twenty
wards Of the city. These three wards give
Democratic majority of 1892. Owing to
the length OF the ticket, which includes the
State, legislative, and judicial officers, and
the genera! scratching, the count will not
he concluded before morning.
The Democratic majority in this city will
be about 10000. Few Of the counties have
been heard from. Hartford is reported
1000 Democratic majority, and Howard
county 500. There is no question OF the
election of the Democratic State ticket and
the Democratic Legislature.
NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK, n. j., November 4.-The Re
publicans have gained one State senator in
New Jersey, and probably five or six men,
bers of the Assembly. They will retain
control OF both branches Of the Legisla-
turc--the Senate by majority OF three,
and the Assembly probably by fourteen or
sixteen majority.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, November 4.-The election was
very quiet, and small vote was polled.
The returns are light. The result cannot
yet be judged, though it is expected the
Democrats will carry the State, with the ex.
ception OF few counties. Kinds will pro-
badly elect the greater part OF the Green
back ticket. YaZoo is Democratic.
ILLINOIS.
| CHICAGO, November 4.-The election to-
day was quiet and peaceable. A full vote
was polIed. Party lines were pretty strictly
drawn. and the figures thus far indicate q
very close contest.
CHICAGO, November 5-12:17 4. M.-The
Republicans are now firing guns in honor
of their victory in this city and Cook county
The indications are that the city is Repub,
lican by 5000 gain Of 10,000-and the
county by 1000 to 5000.
NEBRASKA. .s .
LINCOLN, NEB., November Also p. III
The election returns come in slowly. The
indications are that Cobb, Republican can.
didate for supreme Judge, is elected over
Wakeley, Democrat, by $4,000 majority
The total vote OF the State will reach 10000
Republican county tickets are generally
successful.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, November 4-11:40 p. M.-Re'
turns come in slowly. Only few small
precincts are being received. These indi'
cate much smaller vote than two years ago
and majorities proportionally reduced. II
is not likely the average maiorities on the
State ticket will much exceed 10000. Some
few precincts in the south Of the State, where
the bulk OF the vote is cast, show large Re-
publican gains. In st. Paul, Rice, Demo.
crat, for Governor, is running ahead Of bis
ticket, and will have large maiority-pro.
badly 1000.
Crimes and Cnsua1ftfes.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT ON THE GREEN.