The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-04

The latest returns indicate The election OF
Davis. Republican, In the Second district,
by 1000 majority. and Farweil, Republic
can. In the Third district, by a substantial
majority.
i CHICAGO, November 3.-Returns from
three hundred ADD tliirty-three towns and
precincts IN Illinois, outside Of Chicago,
give net Republican gain OF 3,O27. NThis
Indicates that Gardeld's plurality In the
State may reach $4,000. Nothing definite
vet received from the close congressional
districts.
INDIANA.
| NEW YORK, November 3.-Returns from
about one half OF Indiana show a RepubI.
can gain OF COS, which indicates plurality
for Garfield in the State OF S.3f3.
INDIANAPOLIs, November Eleven
counties, complete, In this State show net
Republican gain OF 80.
IOWA.
DIES MONIES, November g. Garfield's ma
| FORTY in the State H. 73,000-a gain Of SO, 900
on last year. All the Republican congress-
men are elected.
MAINE.
PORTLAND, November 3.-In 2l9 towns
the Republican gain is 32lS This indicates
a Republican majority in the State OF 1000.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOsToN. November 3.--In the Fourth
district, where Morse, Democrat, has an
apparent plurality, Hayes, the Republican
candidate, has requested a recount OF the
Boston wards in the district which will be
granted.
BOsTON, November 3.-Witb fourteen
towns to hear from, Garfeld's plurality is
51,0l6. The gubernalorial vote, with six
teen towns 10 hear from, shows a plurality
for Long, Republican, Of 80, l6j.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, November 3.-Four hundred
and hfty-two precincts, wards, and town
ships give Garfield 81 ,203 majority. The
election OF Lord, Republican, ia the First
district, and Horn, Republican, in the Eighth
district is conceded by the Democrats.
NEW YORK.
| NEW YORK, November 3.-The total city
vote on Judge OF the Court Of Appeals is
Rappalo, Democrat. 1ll.5S7; FoIger, Re-
publican, s7,6lS; Rappalo's majority, 3d.
| 964, There are eight election districts miss
| ing.
The total city vote for Judge of the SUI
| periOr Court is: TruaX, Democrat, 100,-
537 Russell, Republican, 97,933; TruaX's
ZsOUf, Will tiSui ClcC'iOH uls-
tricts to hear from.
Grace, Democrat, for mayor has ma
| jOriy OF from 1900 TO 1880.
| Garfield's majority in the State. it is
thought, will not exceed 10000.
New YORK, November 3-Complete re.
turns from Brooklyn show that the Demo
Gratis carry all three OF the congressional
districts. TIE Republicans elect their can
didates for district attorney and county au-
ditOr and two corOneis. HancOck's major
! itv in the city OF Brooklyn is 1919.
New YORK, November 3.-An Albany
special to the Evening Post says: &" II Is
certain that the Legislature viii be Repub-
lican on joint ballot"
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON. y. j., November 3.-Both par
ties agree that Ludlow, Democrat, Is elected
Governor, aud that the Republicans baye a
IN lj0rity in both houses Of the Legislature.
The congressional delegation stands the
same u last year.
JERSEY CITY, November 3.-Tbe Demo-
cratic State Committee claim Ludlow, for
Governor, by 1000 majority. They also
claim Hancock by 1900. Tie Legislature
is Republican.
New YORK, November 3.-IancOck's ma
iority in New Jersey is about 1000.
NORTH CAROLINA.
GREENSBORO, n. c., November 3.-HOn.
A. NJ. Sales, Democrat, is reelected to Con-
greSs from the Fifth district by maiOrity
OF 1000 over Keogh, Republican, and VIM
ston, Greenbacker.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, November 3.-Garfield will have
not far from $4,000 majority in this State,
and the Republican state ticket about the
same. The Republicans elect about three
fourths OF the Legislature. The Green
back vote is less than last year.
NEVADA.
SAN Francisco, November 3.-Dispa ches
received here from Nevada indicate that
that State has gone Democratic by about
500 majority.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 3.-The DEM
ocrsts will undoubtedly carry Nevada and
elect their congressman and Legislature.
OREGON.
NEW YORK, November 3.-The Republic
can National Committee received the follow
ing dispatch this morning:
Portland, oregon, November as. w.
DorSeu: We have unquestionably carried
Oregon by from 800 to 1000 majority
against the best organization aud most de-
lermined fight ever made by the Democratic
party in this State. G.. ii. MITCHELL,
j. SIMON,
! q. A. STEEL.
TENNTSSEE