The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-09
VICTORY.
THE TRIUMPH OFTHE DEMOCRACY
MADE MANIFEST.
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM THE EMPIRE And
OTHER NORTHERN STATES.
THEDEMOCRATICC CCYCLONEwHICH
SWEPT THE KEYSTONE STATE.
BUTLER WILL At LAST GET THE DEGREE
FROM HARVARD.
ADDITIOyALRETURNS FROM TUES.
DAYS ELECTIONS.

ADDITIONALRETURNs FROM TUES
DAYS ELECTIONS.
Delaware.
WILMINGTON. DEL, November S.-Com-
plete returns from the entire State give
Stockley Oem.), for Governor, majority
OF 1,535.
For Congress, Lore Oem.) has major
ity OF 2,200.
4 QUIET ELECTION GAINS RE-
PORTED.
PENSACOLA, FLA, November 1.-The
election passed off quietly. The result Of
the vote Is as yet unknown, but 1t is be-
lieyed the Republicans have carried this
Escambia) county by small majority.
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, November S.-Returns
from 400 towns on the State ticket, giving
over % per cent. OF the State vote. show
Democratic gain Of 3,941, indicating ma
iOrlty for the Democratic State ticket OF
5000. This ratio OF increase will be aug
mcntcd when full returns are received from
the larger cities.
Ex-senator Mcdonald, chairman OF the
Democratic State Central Committee,
claims 10000 majority i'm the State.
Orth QRep.) in the Ninth congressional
district, is certainly defeated.
Pierce and Denote Qieps.) J. in the Eighth
and Tenth districts, are also defeated.
These give the Democrats nine and the
Republicans four cOngrcssmen-a gain OF
four for the former. The Democrats also
claim the election OF English in the Sew
enth 0ndianapOis) district, but the Re-
publican Committee claims the election OF
his opponent Pcele) by over 800 majority.
The Democrats will have majority in
the House OF Representatives, and proba-
bly, in the Senate.
iowa.
ANOTHER IOWA DEMOCRAT.
MARsHAILTON, Iowa, November S.-The
election Of Frederick (Dem.) for Congress
in the Fifth district is conceded.
Eenser.
IOPEKA, November S.-Three hundred
and three wards, townships, and voting
precincts give Click (Dcm.) 3 800 majority
over It. John (Rep.b with perhaps less
than 10000 votes in the State for Robinson
it ItDuDlitIn Nl1it
Committee does not express any hope for
st. John. With this exception the Repub-
lican state, county. and congressional tick
cts are elected by the usual majority.
Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November S.-Thc Re
publicans claim four congressman. The
Democrats concedc Culbertson, hut no
others.
Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, November S. S.-KellOgg's
election i'm the Third district is conceded
by the Democrats.
Maryland.
INDEPENDENT SUCCESS IN BiLTIMORE-THE
CONGRESsMEN.
BALTIMORE, November 7.-Thc entire In
dependent ticket for four judges OF the
Supreme bench OF Baltimore city has been
elected by heavy maioritics, the only cam
didate on the regular Democratic judiciary
ticket elected being William \. Fisher,
who was also nominated and voted for by
the Independents. The other Judges elect
ed for term OF fifteen years are W. A..
Stewart (Dcmocrat), Charles l.. Phelps IN
dcpcndentl, and Edward Duffy Rcpubli-
cam. The maiorities will exceed 1000.
III lilt iliIu fOIl8If~>lDilll ulNlIItl. NOiIl-
prsing the first nine wards OF the city,
IIObliZcll DemocraO is reelected, and in
the Fourth district, comprising all the
other wards except the seventeenth, Find
lay Dcmocrat) is elected by about 800 ma
iority. Few returns nave been received
from the other congressional districts. In
the Fourth district, Wicomlco county gives
George W. Coyington Oemocrat) $50 mt
jority, and Somerset county gives Mullikcn
Republican) about 200 majority. In the
second congressional district Cecil county
gives Talbot DemOcratl about 300 majority.
BALTIMORE. MD., November S.-The ave.
rage majority for the Independent judicial
ticket for judges OF the Supreme bench OF
Baltimore city, except Mr.. Fisher, is over
II 600. Mr.. Fisher, who ran on both
tickets, received j2,j9i yotes-within a
thousand Of the entire vote east in the city.
The majority for Coyington Democrat in
the First congressional district will be
about POO. In the Second congressional
district the majority for Talbot tDemocra)
is over LOO. In the Third district the
majority for HObitzcl Dcmocrat is 1903.
In the Fourth district the majority for Fin
lay (Democrat) Is 1868. In the Fifth dis
trict the majority for Ilolton Republican)
is over 300. In the Sixth district the ma
jority for McComas (Republican) will eX-
ceed 1900 votes.
Mississippi.
JACKSON, Miss, November S.-Returns
to 80 4. NJ. are stu very incomplete, but
do not change the probable result as telc-
graphed last night. Barksdale, Muldrow,
Singleton, and Morey are certainly elected.
The Second district, contested by Chalmers
and Manning, is claimed by both parties,
with the indications favorable ~ Chalmers.
In the Sixth district, where Van Eaton and
Lynch are running, the result i doubtful.
In the Shoe-string" district Jefords Q,e-
publcan) is undoubtedly elected. No dis
turbances are reported. a very small vote
was cast.
Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, November S.-A revised table
OF the returns from the Ninth district gives
Broadhead DemocraD 70 majority for thC
long term, and MacLean (Republican) j3'
majority for the short term. These hgure'
NAV be changed by the official vote and
rive Mclean the long As well As the shor
term. There Is nothing new from th'
Thirteenth district, which is the only othel
one in the State about which there Is any
doubt. The Democrats claim the election
OF Judge Fran over Colonel Cloud (Repus'
iican) and Hazletone (Greenbacker).
Minnesota.
MISNEAPOLIs, MINI, November S.-Th
Minnesota congressional delegation is solid
Iy Republican. WINDOWS friends eEin
three iourths Of the members OF the Legs
lotnre as in favor OF his reelection.
New Jersey.
THE LEGISLATURE DEMOCRATIC AND RoBEso
DEFEATED.
NEWARK, n. j. November Return
thus far received indicate Il Democrat
majority in the next Legislature on Join