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

county the Democrats clfct fuiI .e1rh
five and county tickets. In kicnmona
ana Montgomery counties the Democrats
make rains. At Le,kesville, RockinghAm
countvs the Democrats gain 30. Az MOTE
head the Democrats gain 40. 49,
beaufort county goes Democratic oy oW
majority. At Chapel HilI scaifs oo
ahead 81 York; net Democratic gam, ii9;
Al KiftreIl the Democrats make sn,",
gain. In Durham county the Democra,e
gains are very large. NO ng"ies 'e'
given. x,X
Democratic gain OF 29i. Two precincts IN
Beaufort county give Democratic gain OF
139. No Republican gains In any county
vet reported. Up TO p. M. returns from
thirteen important precincts show net
Democratic gam Of 1913 over the vote OF
1880. ,.,
WILMINGTON. November 4. - Returns
from many counties remove all douo. rs 10
the result The Republicans concede the
State 10 the Democrats on D0th tue prc,i-
dental and State tickets. The Democrats
claim that their majority viii MOI be less
than 10. 600. There seems TO be little doubt
thai The Democrats have eight out OF nine
CONVERSATIONAL gain OF one.
pyNOcRAiIC GAIN ALL OVER THE STATE.
Especial ulesram TO tie mspaich.l
WELDON. November 4-h40 4. A.
york's majority at Weldon precinct 70;
loss of IFS. Blane's majority 20i; loss
Of So. Democratic gain all over the State.
OHIO.
CLEVELAND, November 4.-The weather
Is cloudy and threatening, and seems to
predominate over the western reserve.
although IL has had very little effect on the
vote so far. AT Norwalk, Ohio. the full
October vote is beng polled, which viii
show considerable Republican gain. Al
Elyria iull vote is being polled. AT Ash
tabula full vote is being east. At Paines-
willie the vote at 10 o'clock shows Repub-
lican cain over the October election. At
Rayenna full vote is being pOllcd. The
Democratic and Prohibition vote is falling
of. GarrettsyIlle reports an increase In the
vote compared with same hour last year.
Everything is passing off quietly. Both
parties are working vigorously. Reports
from principal towns in western reserve
continue TO show Republican gains. War
rem. Ohio, reports say seyenty.nine OF It's
first voters marched TO the polls in body
and east their votes solid for the Republic
can ticket. Everything quiet so far.
CINCINNATI, November 4.-The quietness
Of the election here was broken this after
noon about O'Clock In the Eighth Ward
by the refusal OF bystanders at the polls.
many OF whom were armed with clubs. to
permit colored men TO vote. The voters
thus disfranchised went to the United
States Marshal for advice, and this gave
rise TO numerous rumors that the negroes
were going TO organize, and with force OF
deputy mar shals march in body and east
their votes. This brought a crowd to the
polls, and the excitement was increased by
patrol wagons Fastening to the scene. The
negroes did not organize and attempt TO
vote in body.
COLUMBUS, November 4.-Seyenteen
wards and precincts in Ohio show net
Republican gain OF 2GS over 1884 and net
Democratic gain Of IA over 1880.
CoLuNBrs. November 4.-The Secretary
OF State reports for Ohio in 1888 does not
give the number Of voting-places correctly.
At the October election there were 2,0l7
yoting-places in the State. We will COM
pare with the Garfield vote in 1880. when
the majority was 34.227: also with Robin
sons vote in October, 1894, when the Re-
publican majority was 1,1s7.
COLUHBCs, November 4.-Eighty-eight
wards and precincts Of Ohio show net
Republican gain OF 9l6 over 1884. and
net Democratic gain OF 80 over 1850. Five
precincts in Cincinnati show net Repub-
lican gain OF 253 over 1884. Fourteen
precincts in Columbus show net Repub-
lican gain Of 243. The Republicans claim
5000 majority IN Hamilton county.
COLUMBUS, November 4.-Foriy.hye
wards and precincts in Ohio show net
Republican gain OF 422 over 1884, and
net Democratic gain Of ~ over 1880.
a. ,I<,. A hmm
bred and tweDty-three wards and precincts
3,445 over 1884.
CINCINNATI, November A weil-known
citizen John ID. CALDWELL accompanied a
colored man to the polls to vote. The
vote was challenged, and the judges were
about to examine the man under oath when
the bystanders forcibly elected the colored
man from the place. A mob pursued,
caught him, and beat him until hall
dozen or more policemen succeeded in eX-
Treating the negro from their hands. Soon
after this a challenged white voter was
knocked down by the same lawless by
ISLANDERS. The situation at both these pre-
cincts from that time until the polls closed
was threatening. and crowds lined the
streets IN the vicinity expecting disturb
ance. In the Eighteenth Ward in the after
noon, Peter Kelly stabbed seriously, II not
fatally, Policeman Horeyman, who was on
duty at the polls. Horeyman had struck
Kelly's brother earlier in the day.
COLUMBUS, o., November 4.-Threc hum
dred and eighiy-nine wards and precincts
in Ohio give a net Republican gain OF 1882
over 1884, and Democratic gain OF 1,l23
over 1880.
Columbus, complete except six precincts,
shows net Republican gain OF 800.
COLUMBUS, November Alive hundred
and fifty wards and precincts in Ohio
show net Republican gain OF 1O,lSl over
1884, and net Democratic gam OF l.4H
over 1889.
COLUMBUS. November 4.-On returns re-
ceiyed up to midnight it is estimated that
this state will 90 Republican by $4,000 TO
$4,000.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-The fol-
lowing are estimated returns from Peun-
sylvanil counties Pike county. 800 pu-
ralitv for Cleveland; Democratic gain OF
so: Monroe, 1850 plurality for Cleveland;
Democratic gain. IS; Tioga county, Blaine
$500 plurality; Republican gain OF 597;
Columbia. Cleveland 2.100 plurality, and
Republican gain CT 1852; Forest county,
Blaine 175 plurality; Republican gain, $50.
PHILADELPHIA, November o. The fol-
lowing congressman are elected in Penn
sylyanIa Congressman at large, Osborne.
Republican; First district, Bingham. Re-
publican Second district, O'Neill, Repub-
lican; Third district, Randall, Democrat;
Fourth district, Kelly, Republican;
Fifth district, Harmer, Republican
sixth district. Everhart. Republican;
Eighth district, Ermentrout, Democrat;
Ninth district. IIiestand, Republican
Tenth district SOwdeu, Democrat;
Eleventh, storm. Democrat; Twelfth,
Scranton, Republican: Thirteenth,
Brumm. Republican-Greenback Four
teenth, Bound, Republican; Sixteenth,
Brown, Republican; Nineteenth, Duncan,
Democrat; Twcnty-frst, Boyle, Democrat;
Twenty-second. Negley, Republican;
Twenty-third, Bayne. Republican; TWEEN
ty-fourth, Jackson, Republican. Sufficient
returns have not been received from the
other districts to indicate the result.
PHILADELPHIA. November 5, $50 4. M
Forty.nine out OF siXty-seyen counties in
the state OF Pennsylvania, not including
the city OF Philadelphia, give the Repub.
licsn electors net gain OF S,59l. AT the
same ratio OF gain this would indicate that
the Blaine electors will come TO this city
with majority Of $4,000. Only half OF
the city vote has been counted. but the
Republican majority in the entire State will
approximate $4,000.
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