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

+ N{jec3ed IN ne Eleventh district.
RcrvoN. November l.--One hundred and
oAirtv.sevcn towns snd cities In the State,
iDel,idlpe iQ2 al Io7 precincts Of Bostcn.
rive B,sinc 5a,SS9; Cleveland, bs,G2o;
tutacs, aisl; St. John, 4,o9f.
DoefoE. November l.--One hundred aud
Hfsv.tbrre towns and elties--including 100
rrceip,ts in Bosion--g,ve Blaine, 61.SI5;
fjevelAnd. 0.i52; Butler. 9.5S6 ". JOAN.
AM. TIE misssng precincts IN THIS city
save last year Democratic plurality OF
IA. The gpbernstorIal vote OF Boston,
with two wards to hear from, gives Rob-
iusop, 22,40s; End,cott. 25,997; Mccall
icrty. $3.50; Seelye, 9i6. The missing
wards hast year give i,ls6 plurality for
nuflrr.
BOSTON, November 4.-Lodvc, Repubh-
ear, Acknowledges defeat 10 the Sixth dis
triss BY Lowering. Democrat. Outside Of
Lynn and Charleston he he'd over 500 ma
jsrify.
BosToN. November 4.-0pe hundred
and stytnty-nine towns and cities, includ-
ing Boston complete, give Blaine $500;
cleveland. 1852, Butler, 1913; ~.
John, 5.10t. Total electoral vote OF
Boston: Blaine. 20.so2; Cleveland, 81
90; Butler, 3,C93: st. John, I,235.
MARY LAND.
pur,xoRY, November baltimore
city complete gives CieveleDd A,fsG;
Dla,pe. 1880; 81. John. 1899; Butler,
ia; Clcveiand's plurality over Blaine,
7,1o6. In the Third congressional die.
frict Cole, Democrat. 16,077; Pentz. Re
publican. 1857; sherwood, Prohibi-
Ssopist, $40; Coles plurality over Pen'z,
$50. Fourth congressional district:
gfndlay. Democrat, 1919; Brown, Re
publican, l4.22C; O'Dorn. Prohibitionlst.
"a; Findhy's plurality. i,49'.
MISSOURI.
81. Lorrs, November 4.-The indications
are that fourteen Democratic congressman
ere elected In Missouri; one possibly doubt
sul. Nsrmaduke. for Governor, elected by
The usual Democratic majority.
sr. LOWS, November So A. NJ
HIsbty-niue precincts in this city give
cleveland, 1891; Blaine. $3.50; Marina
duke, Democrat. for Governor. 1924;
Berd, Fusion. 7.20G; Brooks. Prohibi-
zionist, "A: Glover, Democrat. for Con-
sress I'm Ninth district. 0,05l; Mclean
Republican, 4,2G4; O'Neil, Democrat, for
Congress in Eighth district. 1862; Eccles
Republican. s7s; Clardy, Democrat. for
Congress IN Tenth district, 902; Morse
Independent, LOSE.
NEW YORK.
RLnIRA, N. V, November Al A. n
The election is progressing quietly. A
hsayy vote Is being polled. The predic-
items are that the county (Chemung) Will
- close.
SCHENECTADY. N. Y, November 4.-The
election in schenectady city and county il
DDsh atI
ntely. The county will give Blaine 400 or
mere majority, and West, Republican, for
Cengress 800. The election OF Veeder,
Republican. for the Assembly is expected
by ct least 200 majority.
NtwBERo. n. V, November 4.-The wea-
ther n rainy. A very full vote Is being
east. There is no conflict between United.
States deputy marshals and the local Off
sials. and the voting proceeds quietly. The
Prohibition vote here will not exceed 100.
Buffers vote will also be light. Many But
Ter men are voting for Blaine. The Re-
publicaus claim Blaine's majority in the
city 10 be 400-a small increase over Gar
1eldPs.
SrAPiETON, ". Y, November 4.-The
veting Is proceeding quietly. In Rich
nsnd county Cleveland will secure ma
jerity Of 400-larger than Hancock's.
There Is a close fight on the Assembly, the
Democrats cutting their candidate gene
rally.
NEW York. November Al y. Mp
10 this hour all parties seem TO be voting
steadily and squarely for their local, State,
and national tickets. As far as an observer
can discern there has been no cutting Of
Cleveland by Tammany, and Tammany is
casting n full vote for Grant. No trading
IL reported, and there has been no disturb
aDce.
JAMAICA. n. Y, November A heavy |
ystes Is being poIled in Queens county. |
light. Many Republicans are cutting their |
electoral ticket.
ROCHESTER, n. Y. November 4.-The
day opened wet, but be- 10 O'Clock the
weather was fair. The election is proceed
ing quietly and full vote is being polled,
and both parties seem to have thorough
organization. The Republicans claim large
gains in every ward OF the city, and esti-
mate that they will carry Monroe county
by s. 900 majority. The Democrats do not
admit more than half this majority. Green
leaf. Democrat, for Congress, largely leads
bis ticket, but owing TO the heavy vote he
nav be defeated. The Independent Re-
publicans are polling a large vote. The
Irish vote for Blaine will not be greater
han was anticipated.
HrpsoY, n. Y, November 4.-The cleo
ton Is proceeding with unusual quietness
and good order. Al noon the largest vote
ever recorded here at that hour had been
east. The Democratic electoral ticket rs
running considerably ahead OF the State
and local tickets. The indications are OF
= largely increased Democratic vote over
1880. Reports from the county towns are
to the same effect. All parties are active,
and the vote Of the county will be very
hrge. Many 81. John and few Butler votes
are being east.
ALBANY, November albany city
complete returns give Cleveland 1852;
Blaine, l0,0i9; Butler, 5l7; st. John. 50.
Democratic plurality, 1913. Republican
gain, ALTO.
BIoogLYy. November 4.--Judging from
crowds who visited the polls here this morn
ing. large vote will be polled. The Dem
ocrats are rolling up large majority for
Cleveland in the Democratic wards, while
the Republicans are working hard in the
Republican wards TO pull IL down. The
leaders OF the Democratic party say Cleye-
isnd's majority in Kings county will he
from $1,000 to 10000, but the Republicans
contend that he will not 90 out OF the coin-
~ with more than 5000 to 10000.
NEW YORK, November A. rweni y-three
election districts in New York state. out
side New York city and Brooklyn, give
Blaine Il,s46; Cleveland, 59.92S; Butter.
1877; 81. John, 4,lSi; net Democratic
gain, $500.
The returns from most OF the Repub-
liesu districts heard from in New York
city shows gains for the Democratic
nstional ticket, while the returns from
Democratic portions Of the city show
Democratic losses. Hewitt is undoubtedly
elected to Congress from the Tenth district
BY COCO majority. In The Eleventh
assembly district Gariield's majority OF
1882 is reduced TO 222. In the Seventeenth
assembly district Gartield's majority OF
lao disappears, and Cleveland has
majority Of 81. I'm the Sixteenth assembly
district Hapcock's majority Of $500 is re-
duced 10 e,700. Pulitzer, Democrat, is
elected from the Ninth congressional dis
trlct by an immense majority.
Three hundred and nine election dis
tticts In New York State outside OF New
York and BROOKLYN give Blaine 1861 !;
Cleveland, 90, 23s Butler, 2.116; ST. John,
4,250. Net Democratic gaia, 3.434.
BROOKLYN, November 4.-One hundred
aud ninety-two districts in BROOKLYN give
Cleveland 49,l6i Blaine, 3I,2lS; Butler,
1,7li; ~. John. GA.
BROOKLYN, y. T., November 1.-Two
hundred and thirty-one districts give Cleye-
land 59,10S; Blaine, 47,0Sl: Butler. 1,0GG !;
/ ~. John, ,iSs. Cleyeiand's majority, 49,.