The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-08
THE ELECTIONS ELSEWHERE.

HI h ELECTIONS EIaSEW HEhE.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, November 7.-Connecticut
elects eleven Republican senators and one
Democratic senator. The senators holding
over were i've Republicans and seven Dem
ocrats; so that the Senate now stands. six
teen Republicans 10 eight Democrats. The
lower House. with ten towns to hear from.
which were last year evenly divided, stands
147 Republicans to 80 Democrats and one
doubtful-+a Republican majority OF 81, and
on Joint ballot OF 65.
NEW HAVEN, November THE city OF
Hartford was carried by the Republicans
by from $50 to 36j majority. New Haven
is divided. The State vote shows about
300 Republican plurality. Last year the
Democratic plurality was 1900.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE. November 1.-THE official
majority for McLane in this city Is 1928 I;
bis estimated majority in the State, 1900.
Roberts, Democrat. for Attomey-General,
runs ahead Of McLane. and Turner, Demo-
crat. for Comptroller, about even with
McLane. OF thirteen senator's the Demo-
crats elect two in the First and Third dis
trcts OF this city, and one each in Bati-
more county, Carroll, Frederick, Howard,
Queen Anne, Washington. and WicomicO
counties, making nine; and the Republic
cans elect senators in Anne Arundel, Kent,
and Somerset, all three being Republican
gains, and consequently Democratic losses.
The Democrats gained senators in Frede-
rick and Washington counties. This, with
five Democratic and eight Republican SEM
ators holding over. will make the Senate
stand II Democrats and IL Republicans,
with Calvert county. from which no re-
turns have been received. to be heard from,
but which is probably Republican.
In some OF the counties the vote on sem
ator is so close that further returns may
change the result. In Kent county Bur-
chinais Republican majority is reported
to be u. In Frederick, one OF the strong
est Republican counties in the State, the
reported defeat of DR.. Lewis ii. Steiner is
wholly unexpected, and yet questi 1ned.
DR.. Steiner has represented that county in
the Senate for the past twelve years, hay-
ing been elected by large mai0rities. In
Somerset county the majority Tor Hodson,
Republican, is reported to be 45. The
House OF Delegates will be Democratic by
probably twenty or more majority. The
ItRiltI f'tiDOti thiN UNIV N"o h'hN"N'h III
Anne Arundel county by the Fusion
ticket, nominated by Independent Demo-
crats and Republicans, composed OF candi-
dates belonging to each party.
In this city, with the exception OF She
riff, the Democrats elected the entire ticket
by majorities ranging from 4S0 to 0,iS6,
the latter being the majority for Bryan
for Judge OF the Court of Appeals. The
majority OF Airey, Republican, for sheriff,
elected on the Fusion ticket, Is l,293.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston. November 7.-General Butler
has refused to be interviewed and will
make no statements concerning his defeat,
which he accepts compacently, although
he acknowledges that il was unexpected.
The returns IN this State are complete with
the exception OF one town. Robnson's
total vote is G0,16l; Buffers total vote.
1j0,O7i; Almy, 1903 Robinson over But
Ter, l0,0S7.
BosT0N, November THE latest re-
turns indicate the election OF Robert Tarr
and Charles 5. Lilley CDemoerats) rs mem
bers Of the Executive Council from the
Fifth and Sixth districts respectively.
The Board will therefore comprise five Re-
pubicans and three Democrats gain OF
two Democrats over last year.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL. MINN., November THE
only missing returns OF election in this
State are those from points on lines OF
railroads, and these will be some days in
getting in. The Republican majority in
the State will not be less than 25, 900.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON. y. j.. November Fuller
returns from various counties are arriving
this morning, but many OF the interior
counties can as yet only be estimated. Alb
belts majority appears TO be steadily in
crcasing. The Trenton Times, in a care
fuly-prepared table of actual and estimated
returns, gives Albeit 5000 majority. The
Republicans will have three majority In
the Senate, and the Democrats seven ma
jority in the House. This will give Dem
ocratic majority Of four on JOINT ballot.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA. NEB., November 7.-Returns
from I50 precincts give Reese, Republi-
can, for Supreme judge, 2,l50 majority.
Estimates based on returns place his ma
jority in the state at between 5000 and
5000.
PENNSYLVANIA.
LADELPBIA, November 7.-Returns
received from distant counties in Pennsyl-
yania to-day do not materially alter the fig.
ures upon which last nights estimate OF
1900 majority for the Republican State
ticket was based.