The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-08

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elected in the Twelfth district.
WASHINGTON. November "A Bostons
special says the Republicans concede But
ler's election at G:30 Z. NJ.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS. NO.. November THE wea-
ther Is very fine and the election passed of
quietly. There was n great deal Of scratch
ing and the count will he slow. There are
four city tickets in the field, but some Of
the candidates are on all Of them. Three
city congressional districts viii no doubt
go Democratic, and there does not seem
any chance for the Republicans 10 carry
district in the State.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, November THE weather is
cloudy. but the rain has stopped. Quiet
prevails at the polls. There are indica-
tons that n large vote will be cast. with
great deal Of splitting.
NEW YORK.
SfW YORK, November The Ere,inq
Post SAYS editoriaily: There i I'M
doubted evidence before us that the Demo-
cratic county ticket with John j. O'Brien's
name upon it is run out 81 the Republican
boxes. We have conclusive proof that ut
none Of the yoting-places in several Of the
Assembly districts any other Republican
ticket could be obtained this morning. The
treachery which has been predicted seems
to be iully carried OUT
A Rochester. y. y. special n the Post
says the election is proceeding quietly. 7
The German vote, hitherto largely Rcpub-
7 lican. l. being cast almost solidly FOR the
Democratic state ticket. The indications
favor large Democratic gains in this city
and county.
/ BUFFALO. y. Y. November 7.-On &C
count OF light rain during most Of this f.
morning the vote is not yet large. but now
We have clearing weather. The anti
Administration Republicans are redeeming
their promises and voting for Cleveland.
There i. no falling OF among Democrats,
and Cleveland's vote here VIII be all that
his friends have anticipated.
NEW YORK, November In the re-
turns from the state. in only three instances +
are Republican gains reported, and these
amount TO 43.
CLEVELAND ELECTED.
NEW YORK. November p. N.-Tbe .
majority for Cleveland in the State j. esti-
mated by the Express at from $1,000 to .
100000
The EyprcSS bulletin says Edison j. M
doubtcdly elected Mayor. and estimate, his
minority at 10000.
The SUNS bulletins say Republicans OF .
Massachusetts, conccde Butler's election a.
Governor by large majority.
The Express SAYS Malone claims a ms
iority for his ticket in Virginia Of $4,000.
100 =. M-Scattering returns from Va
ri0us parts Of the state show uniform and
heavy gains FOR the Democrats, apparently
making Cleveiands majority almost fabu-
lous. Howard Carroll seems 10 be- running
ahead, but /, probably ,wamped with the
rest Of the ticket.
NEW YOEK, November 7.-Return> indi-
cate that Cleveland will come down 20
Harlem river with from 10000 10 $1,000
majority. This city viii give him 1900
majority. Return, from Brooklyn are. #
possible. more favorable 20 Democrats than
those Of New York. King. county will
give Cleveland probably $4,000 majority.
NEW YORK, November 1t now looks
- though Cleycland'- majority in Kings
county VIII reach nearly 10000. A. Tar Us
heard from Fo..er has not carried one
election district there.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
P0ETsNorrII. y. H.. November -.-Pri- .
yaie advire- % prominent politicians here
indicate the probable election II Ed4er.y
DEM for Governor.
portsmouth. y. H., November ..-Pri- .
vate adyice- g. prominent politicians here .
indicate the election u Ed-erly DEM is .
Governor.
CONc0Rn. November One hundred
and twenty-five towns give Hale Rep
l..324: Elderly DEM 1921; -catierihg.
Al. The same places in lo'0 gave Bell
Rcp.1 21.4j0: Jou-- DEM. 2G.G2,; scat +
.a Ts..r.f.lfrar- not In-s
these place, !, 20.
NEVADA.
SAv FRANcI~co. November a dis
match from Carson. Ney.. SAYS, Adams.
Cassidy. and stone. Democratic candidate
far Governor. congressman. md supreme
Judge. respectively. have traded oh the
balance q the ticket for Themselves. aud
the friends of the other candidate AM tho
Irish voters in general are working against
Them" Di-paicAe, o. tho Reno Gazette
indicate the election u Downing over Cas-
-idy.
NORTH CAROLINA.
CHARLOTTE. y. g.. November -.-Dowd.
Democrat. iu tbe sixth; Vance Democrat.
I'm The Eighth. Scale. Democrat, in the
Fifth. md probably Robbins. Democrat. in
-ho seventh congressional districts. are
elected. The Democratic state ticket for
Judges Wa voted straight iu tLe western
portion u The state. and doubtless elected
by good majority.
WuwNCT0N. y. g.. Noyem .er Re-
turn. from various portiou- 4 this state
show Republican gains m feW Instances.
but n,rliy the gains are IN favor ~ The
Democrats. The indications are thai the
Democratic ticket viii have majority ln
excess of that OF 1850. The Legislature J.
undoubtedly Democratic. The election ~
Green DEM 10 Congress from the W IL
mingt0n district seems certain ty al least
500 majority. The congressional dei"ea-
ton will probably be- eight Democrat ana
one Republican.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA. NEB.. November Clear, warm
weather prevails in al! parts Of the STATE,
and large vote j, being poiIed. The wo-
man sufTragi>ts have coffee and ~andw iches
M their halls. but are receiving but lew
votes in the wards in this city where they
expected the most.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PITTSBURGH. PA. November The cleo
ton i, progressing quietly. and heavy
vote i, being polled. notwithstanding the
di-acreeable weather.
PHILADELPHIA. November "A special
dispatch -ay> that Post Democrat J. elect
ID i'm the Fifteenth congressional district.
This i q Democratic gain.
Harry White Rep j. probably defeated
for Congress in the Twenty-tith district,
and samuel Burr rep in the Fourteenth
district.
ApEIPH1A. November "A dispatch
from scranton. Pa. SAYS: Joseph Scranton
1Repli. certainly defeated in the Twelfth