Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05

weather i fair. The vote promises not to
be- full. There is not much opposition in
TIE State to the Democratic electors. The
prlnclpal contests in the Eighth congress
Siona district, where Wheeler, Democrat,
j. opposed by Day, Republican. No state
or county officer, are 10 be voted Tor. In
the Third district il i probable that w. G..
Oates will he reelected by large majority.
MONTGOMERY, November +.-Returns
from the Fourth congressional district in
dicate the election Of Davidson, Democrat.
Ii is impossible 10 give fieu lures, but all the
returns show that Cleveland will have a
large majority. and that the eight congress
men elected will all be Democrats.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, November 4.-Tblrty towns
give Blaine, 7.l30; Cleveland, 1,25l. The
same towns gave Garfield, 710J; Hancock,
-.lGG. For Governor: Harrison, 7.2l2 !;
Waller. 7.2CS; scattering, 22l. The same
towns in 1882 gave Buckley, 6,43s; Waller,
G.2O4: scattering, pol. In the First dis
trict Buck, Republican, il probably elected
10 Congress.
UARrFoED. November 4.-lIartiOrd gives
Cleveland 5,23i; Blaine, i.Jl2; tleye-
lands plurality. 122. Garfield. i,502
Hancock, AR. Republican loss, 497.
HARTFORD. CONN. November 4.--forty
towns out I4S give Blaine. 1892; Cleye
land, lG.50O; Garfield. l6.50l; Hancock,
l5.59S. Republican loss, 500. Harrison,
1G. l0g; Waller, lG.7l0; scattering. Gl7.
Two years ago Bulkelcy, 1891; Waller,
i4.GSl scattering. 3S'.
Fify towns: Blaine. 1900; Cleveland,
lS.72l: Garneld. 1926: Hancock. H.
Enr .
Harrison. lS.144; Waller, lS,939; scatter
Ing. go. Two years ago: Bulkclcy, l0,-
l3J: Waller, lt,Si>: scattering, AZ.
Hartford, CONN., November seventy
towns give Blaine 2j.lG7: Cleveland, D.
R,puhlicm loss G,3 The same ratio 0f
loss would give the state ~ Cleveland by 4
small plurality.
Hartford. November 4.--Rcpublican'
have gaincd one congressman. Buck. m
the First district. Mitchell. Democrat. j.
elected i'm the -,rlnd: Seymour. Democrat,
in rie Third. and Wait, Republican. in the
Fourth. Later returns do not change the
result I'm tie >tat,. tlcYvilnd's plurality
probably i,JGo.
Later.-One hundred and ten towns give
Blaine, 32.2g2: Cleveland. 4,.iiG; Garfield,
43.127; Hancock. 1861; Republican loss,
2.GH.
DELAWARE.
NUmNGToN. November 4.-The indica-
fiors alc that Delaware viii give 1000 10
1900 majority for the Democratic electors.
FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE, November i.-Thc indi.
cations favor the election Of the nltional.
state. and congressional ticket by an in
creased majority.
JACKSONVILLE, November 4.-Latcr re-
uuu> from all parts Of the State maintain
tie Democratic gains forcshadowcd IN
early dispatches. The Legislature J. 49,
cUrsly Democratic, ensuring the election
OF Democratic United states senator.
Especial telegram 10 ihe Dispatchl
JACES0NvULE, November 4.->pecial, to
the Tines Union from sixteen counties IN
dicatc that the Democrats have elected the
entire national. state. and congressional
tickets. The weather i favorable. \
very heavy vote was pOllcd. White Re
puhlicans voted for the Democratic candi'
date for Governor and some voted foI
Cleveland. The hardest fight WIS in the
second congressional district. The indi.
cations are that Doughety democrat
beats Bisbee (Republicanl by 700 plural
ity.
GEORGIA.
C0IruBUs. GA, November 4.-The con-
test for congressman in the Fourth dis
tlict is svery spirited, but the probabilities
are that the Democratic candidate will be
elected by several thousand majority.
SAVANNAH, GA, November 4.-ln thi'
81, 4 hs.tu nnlla1
IL is estimated that there Is Democratic
ceived from outlying counties indicate AT
exceedingly light vote.
ATLANTA. November 4.-Thc vote oi
the state j. light a. compared with the lls
election. The entire Democratic congres
>ional ticket is elected. Quiet every
whore.
INDIANAPOLIS. November 4.-Thc nation
al and State officers being voted for to-day
the ticket j. long. Returns will be late
We have heard from only four voting
places. which show a Republican gain %
IS; Democratic gain, "a; net Democratic
gain. o.
INDIANAPOLIS, November with ID,
exception Of the trouble at Fairland. >hcl
by county, the State election passed Of
quietly. Notwithstanding the lowering
and squally weather. very large vote wa
poiled. the interest being very great. Th'
vote for state aud county officers beSider
presidential electors aud congressman vii
make the count tedious, and a yet nothing
like accuracy can be had, nor any ide.
That the result will he on national or stat,
officers, while no returns are yet in from
congressional districts.
At Fairland, Shelby county, when tn
polls were opened this morning, an arme,
mob NJ Democrats captured the polls
and drove the Republicans away viii
clubs and Teyolyers. John Smith, Henri
Smith. and other leading Republicans wer'
knocked down and beaten, and all fled FOL
their lives. The election IN this city Wa
quiet throughout, and full vote polled
Governor Hendricks east his ballo, Al th'
Second precinct. Twelfth Ward. near moon
to-day. and then, IN company with Hon
James II. Rice, Auditor OF the state. made
a tour Of the polls OF the city. Everywher'
he was received With the utmost cordialit,
and respect. Returning home, he spen
the evening in his library. where, in com
pany with few personal friends, be Ie