The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-10
THE ELECTIONS ELSEWHERE.
CONNECTICUT.

HARTYoRD, November 9.-The Courant
has complete returns from the State,
making the following representation in the
House: Republicans, 149; Democrats, 9S I;
Greenbackers, I. Last years House stood /:
Republicans, 1G6; Democrats, 80; Green
hackers, and Independent, l.
COLORADO.
DENVER, November 9.-The election
/ passed off quietly. The Republicans claim
5000 majority. Returns from other points
In the State indicate that Denver has been
selected as the permanent capital.
ILLINOIS.
! PEORIA, ILL.,, November 9.-In the mu-
nicipal elections to-day Frank Hitchcock
was elected mayor by majority OF nearly
5000; Republican gain, 1000. The Re-
publicans also g.in three aldermen. The
Council win be tie, with Republican
mayor. This is the first time the Republic
cans have carried the city for several years.
CHICAGO, ILL, November 9.-The vote
in the city complete shows that Gary Gre
publican, also nominated by the Demo
crats) for Judge Of the First Superior
| Court has been elected unanimously.
Stephens Rep.), for clerk Of the county
court, has 2,0l2 majority. Msllacks and
Sammer Dems.) for county commissioners,
each received over 100 majority. The
total vote in the city is little over 10000, or
less than hslf the ordinary fall vote. The
falling of was not more Of a surprise than
the defeat OF the Republican commits
sioncrs.
KANSAS.
TOrEEL. November 9.-The elections
throughout this State excited less interest
than usual except in local contests. The
Republican State Central Committee has
not been advised OF any Republican losses.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, MISS, November 0.-The re-
turns IRE coming in slowly, owing to the
length Of the tickets and scratching. Low
cry is ahead in Monroe, Montgomery, La
fayette, Yazoo, Grenada, and Jackson coun-
ties. Marshall, YaXube, and Capiah are
conceded to Lowery. Caplah is the home
OF King. This city gives King 1,Gl0 ma
jority, but Kinds county il conceded TO
Lowery. Lowery's majority in the state
is estimated as ut from $1,000 TO 10000. SO
far rs heard from, the election has been
quiet throughout the State, except at
Marion, Lsu lcrdale county.
NATCuEz, November 9.-It Is estimated
that King (FusOnist), Tor Governor, car
rles this county by COO majority. The
regular Democratic compromise county
ticket is elected by a small majority. Only
about half vote was polled. The boxes
will not be opened until tomorrow.
VICKsBURG, Mss, November 9.-Com-
plcte returns are not yet received from
Warren county owing TO the bad weather,
bad roads, and distance. Some OF the
boxes have to be brought. A full count
will probably be reached tomorrow.
Enough has been received TO ensure the re-
election OF II. +. Beck Republican) for
sheriff. 1t is thought that the county out
side Of Vicksburg las gone for King (Re-
publican) for Governor. The city OF Vicks-
burg is Democratic for the State officers
and FusionistS. For the other offices, spe-
cials received here by the Herald and Com
nercidl indicate that the State has gone
Democratic by 10000 or 10000 majority.
Nothing has been received from counties
north OF the Mississippi river.
JACKSON, Miss, November 9.-ReturnS
are coming in freely from the central and
northern counties. but few OF the southern
and eastern counties, which are nearly all
Democratic, have yet reported. The DEM
ocratic Central Committee claim the cleo
ton Of the State ticket by from 10000 to
10000, and the Fusioni>ts concede their
overwhelming defeat. Three fouTths Of
both branches of the Legislature will be
Democratic. General Lowery, the success
full candidate for Governor, Is at the head
quarters of the committee to-day receiving
the congratulations OF his friends.
NEW ORLEANS, November Q. -Telegrams
Ia 4 mi
show that the Democrats have carried
them all except Madison. Fusion gains
were about 400. Every indication points
TO the success OF the Democratic State
ticket by $1,000 to 10000 majority.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, MIN, November 0.-Returns
come in very SLOW in all the largest places
There has been much scratching, and the
counties vote il light everywhere and
falling Off from last year, and affecting the
two parties nearly alike. In st. Paul, John
ston Dem.). for Governor, is running
aliead OF the ticket, and Grcenleaf
Clark, defeated 10y Judge Van Aubrey in
the Republican Convention for Supreme
Judge, is receiving a large vote. About
half the ticket will be Republican and
one-half Democratic. Hubbard RepubIi-
CAM, for Governor, runs ahead Of his
ticket i'm the First and Second districts and
behind in the Third. The probability is