The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-05

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cratic maiorities. 1890. Republican gains
2,292; Democratic gains, 1,071. Net Re
publican gains, 32i.
KANSAS.
TorEKA, November. 4-The Republican
carry hts State by about 10000 maiorit,
ana eject all their congressman. The Legs
'atpre will also be strongly Republican.
MISSOURI.
! Sr. Louis, November 4.-Only scattering
returns from this State have been received
as yet. Tue majority on Democratic Ma
tional State ticket Is expected to be 10000
The Democrats Is the Eighth district are re-
ported TO concede the election OF Van
Horne, Republican, over Allen and Crisp
bis Democratic competitors. The result In
the Third district, this city, Ia not yet de-
cided, but the probabilities are that Frost is
elected. The other doubtful districts are
the Ninth, Tenth, and Sixth. In the Ninth,
the election OF Ford, GreeDback. Is claimed,
but no definite results have yet been the
received. The Fourth district will RI eleci
Davis. the Fifth Bland, the Seventh Phil
| lips, the Eleventh Clark, the Twelfth Hatch,
and the Thirteenth Buckner, without any
doubt. Additional returns from the Sixth
and Tenth congressional districts show
gains for both Wadde and Mansur, which
leave little II any doubt OF their election.
tSecond Dispatch.l
| ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 4.-Clardy,
Allen. and Frost (Democrats), are elected
10 Congress from this city. Sessnghaus
| (Republcan) led Frost in the city in the
Third district. but The country precincts
polled Democratic votes enough to save the
district. Dispatches 10 the Democratic
] headquarters here claim that all the districts
in the State have elected Democrats except
the Eighth. Van Horn (RepubIican) is
elected IN the Zig nth, owing to split in the
| Democracy.
THIRD Dispatch.l
ST. LOUIL, November 4.-The Democratic
majority in this State will probably reach
| 10000. The following congressman are
probably elected Eighth district-Van-
! Horne, Republican. Third districi-Frost,
Democrat. Ninth dstrct-Ford, Green
hacker. Fourth dstrict-Dayis, Democrat.
Fifth district-BIand, Democrat. Seventh
district--Philips, Democrat. Eleventh dis.
trlct-CIaIk, Democrat. Twelfth district
| Hatch, Democrat. Thirteenth district
Buckner, Democrat. Sixth district-Wad-
dill. Democrat. Tenth district-Mansur,
| Democrat.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, November 4.-Gar fields ma
jority in this State will approach 10000.
The Legislature il largely Republican. The
congressional delegation is solidIy Repub-
licaD, as now.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOsTOX, November 4.-This State COM
plete, with the exception Of four towns,
gives Garfield 81, 1872 plurality.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH. November 4. Returns come In
slowly, and full results will not be received
before tomorrow noon. Fifty.four coun-
ties. casting two thirds Of the vote Of the
State, give jarvis. Democrat, for Governor,
a majority OF $500 over Buxton, Republic
can. The same counties in 1876 gave
Vance, Democrat, for Governor, G, 900 ma
jOrity over Settle. The other forty counties
gave Vance 6,lsj majority. The majority
OF jarvis IS estimated at 5000. Hancock
runs ahead OF the State ticket, and will
probably have 10000. Tilden's majority
was 17,l35. Returns from the First con-
gressional district are meagre; they iudi-
cate the election OF Latham, Democrat.
Shackleford, Democrat, is elected in the
Third district. All the other congressman
are Democrats except Hubs, Republican,
IN the Second district, who is elected over
Kitchen. the present incumbent.
RALEIGH, November 4.-FrOm the re-
turns and indications the state has gone for
The Democratic party by reduced majority.
The Second district elects a Republican
congressman the Third, Fifth, Sixth, Sew
enth, and Eighth districts elect Democrats.
The returns from tue First and Fourth are
not sufficient to indicate the result. The
Legislature is believed to be Democratic.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY, November 4.-Tbe ArquS OF
this morning places the Republican ma
jority in the State on the presidential ticket
at II, 202.
ESTIMATED MAJORITY FOR GARFIELD TWENTY
TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND NINETY
THREE.
NEW YORK, November 4.-The EUeninq
Telegram estimates the majority Of General
Garfield in New York State at -, 693. The
estimate is based on returns from four hun
dred and fifty tOwns-abOut one bali the
whole number OF towns in the State. The
total number Of votes cast for President in
this city was 20S, 900.
DEMOCRATIC LOSS TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE
The Telegram says: In 1876 the number
OF votes polIed was III 1880, and the Demo-
cratic majority that y ear was $1,000, against
a majority OF 4l.376, thus showing loss TO
the Democracy Of II j93. These figures are
the more significant considering the enOr-
nous increase OF SO S31 in the registration.
The presidential vote, according 10 all cal
cuIations based upon The past, should have
shown a Democratic majority OF not less
1000 in this city. As it is. the Republi-
can vote has unaccountably increased 43
per cent. and the Democratic vote only
per cent. in four years. The following are
the presidential figures: Hancock. 123, 102 : |
Garfield, S1,726. Hancock's majority. Al
$40. The total number OF scattering votes
amounted to 3,172.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. November 4.-Later re-
turns from the Twcnty-tiilh district give
James Musgrave, Democrat, 800 majority. |
TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS, November 4.-Later returns |
from Fayette and Hardeman counties, in |
this district, insure the election OF w. X. |
Moore (Republcan) for Congress by no.
thing less than 600 majority over Casey. |
Democrat. This Is a Republican gain.
NASHVILLE, November 4.-Returns from |
fifty counties out OF nineiy.four in the State |
give Hawkins "a, 292; Wright, 56.6Gl; viii. |
son, AZ S0S There is no doubt Of the cleo
lion of Hawkins, Republican,, as the re-
counties are stroneholds Of Repub-
leans. The counties 10 be heard from are |
small, and will not vote over $4,000. OF this
number Hawkins will get 27,000; Wright,
10, 900; and Wilson, 10000. The Democrats