The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-09

county the wel-known Republican p. q.
Alvord admits his defeat for reelection TO
the Assembly.
NEW YORK, November S.-The returns
so far received give Flower Oem.) a ma
iority over Astor In the Eleventh congress
sional district. showing that the latter Il
beaten by nearly 10000 votes. Dispatches
from Brooklyn indicate the election OF
Low Qsep.) for mayor by a small majority.
NRw YORK, November S.--One hundred
and twenty-six towns outside Of New York
city and Kings county show a Republican
majority OF s,035, and a net Democratic
gain OF 7,124.
New YORK, November S.-Boyd Is elected
over Hogan in the Fifth senatorial district
by ut least 200 majority.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November S.-A large
vote being polled In the districts heard
from, and the balioting so mixed that the
usual predictions are not yenturcd upon.
The independent candidacy Of Mr.. Wolfe
for the Office OF State Treasurer il at
tracing much attention In the Fif-
teenth, Twenty-second, Twenty-fourth,
and Twenty-nintb wards, but in the greater
part OF the city considerable apathy Is
shown in that particular. The warmth
OF the struggle here centres In the Offices
OF city commissioners, and trading OF
candidates Is actively carried on. In the
Republican wards many Democratic votes
are secured TO Baily, Republican candi-
date for State Treasurer, in exchange for
votes for Haggerty and McMemamim, DEM
ocratic candidates for City Commissioners.
But there are strong hopes for the success
OF Carson and krumbhoar, Independent
candidates for the last-named offices. Rep
resentatiyes Of the Committee OF One Hun
dred are supplied with both the Republi-
can and the Democratic tickets for State
! Treasurer and Recorder Of Deeds, but the
names OF Carson and KTumbhoar are ap-
/ pended TO each.
! PITTSBURGH, November S.-The election
passed OF quietly. Little interest was
manifested, and very light vote was
| polled. Returns from Allegheny county
are coming in slowly, owing 10 the large
amount OF scratching done on the county
ticket. Bailey, the Republican candidate
for State Treasurer,'i is estimated, viii
will have 5000 plurality over Noble Dem
ocrat).
PHILADELPHIA. November 8.-Twenty-
five Of the thirty-one wards Of Philadelphia
give Bailey (Republican) for State Trea-
surer 12,l09 plurality over Noble Demo
craft. Wolfe independently received H.
99S votes in these twenty-five wards.
MISSISSIPPI.
VICKsBURG, Miss, November s.-The
Evening Commercial has the following
special from Meridian: "The election
here to-day has progressed quietly thus
for. At Marion, about five miles from this
place, terrible riot occurred this morn
ing, brought on by a number OF vicious
negroes. who came armed for the purpose.
Three white men are known to be killed
and others wounded by the negroes, who
made their escape on horses.v
NATCHEZ. November S.-Thc election
passed off quietly. The utmost good feel
Ing prevailed and a fair vote was east. IL
is almost impossible TO determine the re-
suit, but it Is believed that Lowry Dem.(,
for Governor, and the Democratic State
ticket have been elected. The county
ticket il very long, and there is much
scratching. Il will probably be several
days before an official count can be given.
NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY, November s.-The election
in this county is progressing very quietly.
/ From present indications there will be
very light vote polled. In the Third as
sembly district, where the anti-Monopoly
party Is making its principal effort, the
fight is very sharp.
RED BANK, n. j., November e.-The elec-
tiOn is progressing quietly and earnestly.
An immense vote will be polled, probably
larger than at last presidential election.
TRENTON, n. j., November S.-The indi-
cations are that the vote has been light all
over the State. II rsined during the fore
noon at intervals, and the roads are in
bad condition.
NEWARK, n. j., November S.-Essex
county elects w. NJ. stainsby Republican)
senator by 20 majority over Tecse Demo
craft; also, seven Republican ussemblymen
and five Democrats; and William Wright
| (Republican) for sheriff.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
LITTLE INTEREST FELT-GREAT FALLING OPP
IN THE VOTE.
BOSTOY, November S.-The vote in this
State has been unusually light, reports
from all points indicating little general IN
terest In the election. As an indication OF
the apathy among voters, the returns from
thirty-fiye towns which gave Long last
year 1G,400 and Thompson Dem.) OIL
votes, now show but OATS votes for Long
and 4,259 for Thompson.
The 1rdCeIer says that the vote OF BOs-
ton, with three precincts TO hear from, IL,
for Long (Rep.) 1880; Thompson Dem.),
12,47l. The same authority estimate Gov
ernor's Longs election by from $4,000 70
10000 majority.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, November S.--l.eturns W
10 $3.50 O'Clock indicate q very light vote
all over the State. Milwaukee city and
county give Ruske Qiepublican) for Coy
ernor 2jj majority, while Falk Democrat),
for State Treasurer is 5000 ahead OF his
ticket, and there is possibility OF Falk's
election. Returns from 50 towns, CON-
prising over 200 precincts, in the site,
show net Democratic gain Of 2,jjO. The
Republican State Central Committee az
this hour claim the State by 10000 majority.
MARYLAND.
BALTIxoRg. November s.-The election
is progressing very quietly to-day, with
less interest than usual. The day Il in-
element, fox and heavy mist prevailing.
TEXAS.
GALVESTON, November S.-Thc Ngrs's
Austin special says the Republicans elected
Mr.. TAYLOR MAYOR TODAY over judge James