The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-03
ALABAMA.

the relative character OF the above figures
ALABAMA.
MOBILE, November 2.-This city gives
800 Democratic majority. The indications
are that Herndon, Democrat. in the First
district; Herbert, in the Second, aud Shell
| ley, in the Third, were elected to Congress.
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE ROCK, November 2.-The indica-
lions are that all four OF the Democratic
congressman are elected. Hancock will
carry the State by over 10000 majority.
CALIFORNIA.
| LoNGMONT, CAL, November 2.-Garfield,
PSI; Hancock, 800; Weaver, SO. IL is es-
timated that Arripahoe county will give
Republican majority OF 900 or 1,000-a gain
OF early $50. The Republicans will carry
the State pro bably by an increased major
ity.
CONNECTICUT.
New HAVEN, November 2-The vote Of
New Haven: Garfield. 5,S2l Hancock,
1915. Governor: Bigelow, j.194; Eng
lisb. 1911. For Congress Wallace, 8, 761;
Phelps, 1866.
HARTFORD. November 2.-Ninety.thrte
towns give Garfield 1885; Hancock,
1891. This includes all cities but Hart
ford. New Haven, and Bridgeport. John
r. Buck, Republican. has been elected to
Congress from the First district by 1000
majority. Waite, Republican, for Congress.
is elected IN the Third district.
HARTFORD, November 2.-One hundred
and twenty.three towns give Garfield
39,Ol2; Hancock, 1902. Miles, Republic.
can, is elected to Congress in the Fourth
district. The Democrats claim Phelps in
the Second district.
HARTFORD. November The city Of
Hartford gives Garfield sol Hancock,
APT; Weaver, 3; Bigelow, for Governor,
4.527; English, 1907; Baldwin, Green
| hacker, 50; Roger, Temperance, 6 Buell.,
Republican for Congress, 1892; Brock,
Mahlow K. West, Democrats, are elected to
the Legislature. The latter Is Republican
by about 80 on joint ballot.
| Returns from all but twenty-five small
towns in Connecticut give Garfield 80 392 I;
Hancock, 5S,0j0. The twenty-five towns
cannot alter the result, but will increase
rather than decrease the Republican ma
jority.
HARTFORD, November 2.-There IL no
doubt that Connecticut has gone for Gar
| field by from 1000 to 5000 majority. The
Democrats give it up at this time-9:15
Z. Nj.
HARTFORD, November % p. M-Sixty-
three towns in Connecticut give Garfield
Is. 1852; Hancock, 1896.
HARTFORD, November 2.-In twenty
towns in Connecticut Garfield receives 4, l27
votes; Hancock, 1919; scattering, 10. Re-
publican majority, 57S. In 1876 the same
towns gave Republican majority OF 500.
HARTFORD, November 2.-Thirty towns
give Garfield 7,7l1; Hancock, 6 565. Hart
ford gives but 225 majority for HancOck-a
loss OF $50 on Tlden's vote. Meriden gives
Republican gain OF 300.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, November 2.-Returns re-
ceiyed Indicate that Hancock will carry the
State By 1000 majority. 1t is probable the
Democrats will secure at least sixteen OF
twenty legislators.
WuMrNGrON, November 2.-Incomplete
returns from this city show a Republican
gain OF $50.
FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE, November 2-Tbe indl-
cations are, unless they should be dissipated
by returns from the strong negro counties,
that the Democrats have made a clean sweep
OF the State.
PENSACOLA, November 2.-Santa Rosa
county is estimated at 400 majority for
Hancock-a Democratic gain OF 80 over
1878. Gambia county Is claimed for Han.
cock by 3O0-a Democratic gain OF 500.
GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA. November 2.-This city gives
Hancock 1000 majority. 1t gave Tilden
majority OF 9 300 in 1876. The same ratio
kotA hs
II Is probable, however. that HancOck's vote
will be $4,000 or 10000, as the Republican
vote here is larger than at other points. The
indications are that the Democrats carry all
the congressional districts. The vote Ia the
Seventh district between FELTON,, lndepen-
dent, aud Clements, regular Democrat. and
in the Ninth between Bell, regular Demo
Graf. and Speer, Independent, is very close.
The negro vote Of Augusta was the largest
in ten wears. They voted the Republican
ticket almost sOlldly.
SAVANNAH, November Black, Demo
crat, carries the First district by about
1000. Turner, Democrat, is elected in the
Second district by 1900.
ATLANTA, November 2.-Buchanan, Dem
ocrat, is elected in the Fourth congres.
siona district. Hancock will problbly
carry Georgia by 10000 majority.
ATLANTA, November 2-Speer, indie.
pendendent, is elected in the Ninth dis
tTict.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 2.-Ninety vO-
ting-places OF this city show net Demo-
cratic gain OF 10.
INpIANAPoLIs, November 2.-The total
vote in this city is 19.4lS-71 less than the
vote of October. In 10 towns the net Re-
publican gain is i've, indicating Republic
can majority 10 the State about the same as
given for Porter in October.
CIScINNATI. November 1.-Two hundred
and eighty precincts IN INDIANA snow De-
moeratic net gain OF %.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 1.-Two hun.
dred yotlpg-places in Indiana show net
Democratic gain OF 10.
INpIANAPoLIs, November 1.-Two hun
dred and twenty votrg.plsces show net
Democratic gain OF 5S.
INpIAYApoLIs, November Ain 20 pre-
cipcts there Is a net Republican gain OF IL.
CINCINNATI, November 1.-TWO hundred
and tifty precincts In Indiana give Demo-
cratic gain OF 100.
TrRee HlUrE, November 2.-The vote In
this cjty Is OH in: Garfield, 2,953; Han
cock, 2.42O; Weaver, 373-a Republican
gain OF 95.
ISpIANIpoLrs, November 2.-Three hua'
dred and forty voting places show Repub-
lican gain OF 81.
SOUTH BEND, November 2.-Four pre-
c,ncts out Of six 10 South Bend. and Ger
man, Clay, and Greene townships, 10 81:
Josepb's county, give net gains tor Garfield
Of lis over Porter's majority.