Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-06

lz,ss6; the net Democratic gain u 1O.03j.
Ihfre ore still fifty five counties TO nc heard
rom. including Cook county. Harrison,
pe'nocrniic candidate for Governor, runs
shehlly ahead CT Cleveland.
CHfcAG0, November 5.-The net Repub-
lean majority In 81 counties is 22,135. Net
Domseratic gain. 1c,1l3. There are AZ
counties to be heard from.
"DrEocBATIc BY MANY THOUSANDS
IT. LouIs, November 5.-John G. Pr1-
lber. me mber OF the Democratic National
committee, received tho following dis
p'tsh late tonight from prominent mein-
ber oi The National Committee
lsbiAEAP0LIs. md, November 5.-lt
VIII take no official count 10 determine ehe
vote on Indiana. The large gain in Demo-
cratic counties and the Republican losses
IN their counties show 100 Democratic gain
over the vote Of two years ago. Eighteen
counties are yet TO come in. Cleveland
has Indiana by many thousands.
lSignedl "ArsTIS II. BR0wN."
KANSAS.
| ArtBisOS. November 5.-AtchisOn conn
y complete. except one precinct, gives
Marlin, Republican, for Governor, its ma
lority over Click, who carried il by 1900
IN 1872. Martin estimates his plurality in
the Stale at from $4,000 TO 10000.
| The Champion claims the State for Blaine
ty over $4,000 plurality. The vo,e for ST.
John wa. insignificant. The complexion
OF The legislature will insure the return OF
Republican United States senator.
FLORIDA.
| JACKSONVILLE, November 5.--Unofficial
returns from all but three counties in the
Second congressional district indicate the
| election of Doughcrty, Democrat, over
Bisbee, Republican. by 700 plurality. The
State II Democratic by 1000 majority.
LOUISIANA.
kLw ORLEANS, November 5.-Tbe elee-
ton OF Ex-Governor Hahn, Republican, to
Congress from the Second congressional
district by I.433 majority, defeating Judge
W. i. Houston, was q great surprise 10 the
regular city Democrats. Governor IIlhn
was nominated by the Independent Labor
PARTY.
NEW ORLEANS. November 5.-Ex.Gov-
erner Michael Hahn, Republican, has been
elected TO Congress from the Second dis
trict 10y good majority.
NEW ORLEANS, November D. The friends
of Boatner, Independent Democrat, and
NbHtfAt
Kings (DemocratJ election to Congress in
the Fifth district by 5000 majority. Gov
ernOr Kellogg's friends admit his defe It for
Congress in the Third district by 800 ma
iority by +. J. Gay, ProtectiOnist Demo-
erat, a wealthy sugar-planter.
A dispatch TO General A. 8. Badger,
chairman Of the Republican Committee,
reports the mysterious disappearance OF
Felix Nonley, United States supervisor at
Faus.e Point. He has not been seen since
he left Lorcauyille at II O'Clock last night
with his returns for New iberia. Ii Is
thought be bas been violently dealt with.
MAINE.
LEWISTON, November 5.-h dispatch TO
the journal says: Two hundred and twelve
towns give Blaine a plurality OF 1922.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
B0sTON, November b.-Lodge, the Re-
publican candidate for Congress in the
Sixth district, has petitioned for recount
Of the votes. The plurality OF Lowering,
Democrat, is 1,113.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, November 5.--Latest reports
received in this city show increased Demo
cratic gain. in Republican counties. II
the present ratio Of sain continues, the
State viii give decided majority for the
fusion electors. and probably for the State
ticket. The Democrats chm tne Second
district az doubtful, and the Fifth district
as Democratic. The reutrns are coming in
slowly. The Upper PenInsular and north
ern Lower Peninsula, which heretofore
have been strongly Republican, have been
cut down greatly.
DITRolT, November 5.-The latest re-
ports on congressman give the Fusion
ticket six, all Demoerats-NsybuIy in the
First district, Com.tock in the Fifth,
Winsns in the sixth, Carleton in the
Seventh, Tarsney IN the Eighth, and Fisher
10 the Tenth. TIE Republicans elect three
O'Donnol in the Third district, Cutcheon
in the Ninth, and NafYat In the Eleventh.
Fnil return. are needed from the Second
district TO decided the question, az the vote
is very close. The Fourth district is
claimed by both parties, and reports are
so contradictory that il impossible 20 tell
what The result will he.
CH,CLGO, November 1.-Two hundred
and sixty.thrse preeints in Michigan give
Blaine e6,30O; Cleveland, G0.950.
DLTROlT. November j.-Rcturns received
this afternoon indicate the election OF the
State and national Fusion ticket, but later
figures may alter this. The Democrats
now claim the state. The Republicans
claim the state by clear majority. The
upper peninsula has been heard from in
favor Of the Republicans. but the exiet
vote is not yet known. The congressman
will remain about rs heretofore reported.
DE1ROIT, November 5.-Rcturns from
Nishig gan d regard 10 the fusion vote may
be someN hat confusing. The Republican
vote j. in full on the leading candidates.
TO g,t the full fusion vote on the Presi-
dent il j. Necessary to add the vote given
separately in the bulletins for Cleveland
and Butler. II the vote 81 the State is de-
cided for the fusion ticket. aS seems likely
at THIS writing & =. NJ, Cleveland will
receive q electoral votes. Butler q, and ]
gees for Blame. In voting, the Green
backors voted for the same men for twelve
electoral places and Tor different men for
the thirteenth place, which allows chance
for one Blaine electOr. IL was desired t.
End the relative strength OF GrcenbIckerS
and Democrats. and hence the vote j. sent
separately. Reports 80 far in give very
little information about the upper penin-
.ula. which is 4 Republican stronghold.
hut the indications are that there are great
Democratic gains there.
DETROIT, November j.-Beiorc midnight
the Democrats still claimed the election OF
their State ticket, bui make no claims on
the national ticket. Blaine probably ear
rics {! state, hut it il not yet decided.
The Republicans claim that he has the state
vote with several thousand plurality.
MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON, November 5.-Every congress
sionsl district in the State is undoubtedly
Democratic by good msi0rities. Chalmers
is defeated beyond doubt. CleVeland's ma-
joriiy Is not less that 10000.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, November 5.-The Post
claims the election Of Cleveland, but counts
New York State in the Cleveland column.
The Commercial Advertiser says: Blame
has 1000 plurality in New York state.
One thousand six hundred and thrty-6ye
districts in New York State outside Of the
cities Of New York and Brooklyn give
Blaine 3CG, G,s47: Cleveland. 1879; Butler,
9,jI7; st. John, ls,90S; net Democratic
gain, l2.202.
NEW YORK, November J.-RCturns from
all the election districts in this city give
Cleveland plurality Of 1928 over Blaine.
The CITY and county ticket Of the county