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


ybo called on him early In the eve
ming Governor Hendricks expressed nim-
self yratlfrd more than ANYTHING eisc
" Nh the reflection that the struggle was AZ
an end. "You doubtless feel comfortabsc
over the rcsultp" "Well. having accom-
pllshed the object OF the contest, feel Ike
lying Il aside now like an old f1tffeD. ]
entered upon the campaign. the likc OF
which never expected again TO make, but
having been drawn into II OF course j
wanted 10 succeed" The Governor ex-
pr, ssed great anxiety over the result In
Indiana. aud said the people were much
more interested In the canvass even than IN
1876. which was the prctticst political con-
test be had ever witnessed. Tie did not
conceal h.s anxiety 10 have his anticipi-
tons of the result In the state cnanrmed
by the returns. but none were at hand. AZ
that time the only prosages be had received
were Of inquiry. lie expected 10 stay mp
t,ll midnight
INDIANAPOLIS, November i--Twcntv vo-
ting nlaces show a Republican gain ~ l23,
and Democratic gain Of 1903; net Repul-
lican gain. ~.
EVANSVILLE. November tin the Filth
precinct the presidential vote complete
shows Democratic gain OF PA votes over
1857. when the Democrats carried the
county.
EVANSVILLE, IND.. November 4.-The
,iiy, complete. gives net Democrats
gam over 1852 OF I22 votes.
INDIANAPoLIs, November 4.-In answer
TO numerous inquiries, Governor Hen
dricks telegraphed tonight that Indiana
had gone Democratic by 5000, but he be-
lieved that the plurality viii be nearer TO-
O00.
IsDIANAPoLIs, November 5.--2:30 A. NJ.
One hundred voting-places show Repub-
lcan gain Of 1,i5T, and q Democratic gain
Of 500. Net Republican gain, 267. This
ratio being continued would still give
Cleveland the State by about 5000 plu-
rality.
INDuNsPOIIs. November j-3:l5 A. NJ
One hundred and forty voting. places show
Republican gain Of 1901 and Demo-
cratic gain Of i,S0l-net Republican gain,
5O3. About per cent. of the vote II in,
and still indicates the state Democratic by
5,Co0.
INDIAN,PoIIs. November 5-3 a. NJ
On the strength Of private ad,iccs and re-
turns received at Democratic headquarters
Cbairmqn Henderson CLAIMS the State by
1900 majority and the election sf ten
ConSIcS>Htu. iutr' Ahlti uS uV'' h"'s
however, specify. The Republican COM
mittee make no claims.
A special IN the JOaUndl says: The Re-
publican clerk and Judge at Fairland. Shell
hv county, refused TO sign the election re-
turns. claiming that voters had been bull
dozed and the blllot-box had been stuffed.
An armed mob has taken possession OF the
town and declare that they will Kill the
clerk and Judge unless they sign the re-
turns. The sheriff and a posse OF men
have gone 10 the scene.
ILLINOIS.
| CHICAGO, November i.-The election IN
| this c'ty and as far as heard from through
| out the State was an unusually peaceful one,
| while keen interest is manifested IN the re-
| suit. a. is shown by the fact that voters
stood in line for hours in a drizzling rain
| in order TO east their ballots. At the same
| time there was an unusually large amount
| Of scratching.
| Owing 20 the fact Of an extremely heavy
| vote and TO the further fact that number
| Of voters I'm many districts precluded the
possibility Of getting in all the ballots be-
| fore : O'Clock. the time for closing the
| polls, neccsstating continuance of the
voting into the night in order not to dis
franchise voters in line. the reaching of an
| approximate result will be very late.
| CHICAGO, November i.--C0ngressionsl
returns from Illinois come In very slowly.
A brief telegram announces the reelection
Of William X. Morrison. In Chicago Dun
| bam. Republican, in the First district, Is
| reelected. In the second the light II close
between Finerty, Independent, aud Law
| Ter, Democrat. In The Third district
| n tod "a
the result ot the triangular fight in the dis
! trict growing out Of arbitration.
! CHICAGO, November 4.-SiXty-four pre-
cncts in the city give Harrison, Democrat
for Governor, 5.s10 majority.
Two hundred and forty-four precinct
show a net Democratic gain Of 6,lj5. !
thi, ratio should hold out the state will ~
Democratic by quite decided majority.
IOWA.
DEs M0INgs, November 4.-sixty pre-
ciuct> give Blaine 7.S92: Fusion, i,99s; -
John. 50; Butler, jSj; net Republican
gam. gI4.
BURLINGTON, Iowa. November 4.-The
Democrats claim the election Of llallin IN
the First congress sional district by from SOD
Ia Geo m@loiity.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE. ~. November 4. Returns
from county seats throughout the state say
the election passed Cd quietly. and full
vote pollcd Tue state will give the usual
Democratic majority. The Democrats elect
Z fun congressional delegation. There is
a Republican loss of Two in the House
/ 81 Representatives.
LOUISIANA.
Nm nnf p.N- A nnp,n
cratic State Committee claims the state fol
Cleveland by 10000 majority and the elcc
tiun of all congressman. The Republican,
conccde the State, but claim the election o
cougrcsSmen in the Second and Third diS
uicts.
MAINE.
roRrIAND. November Forty town
give as follows: Blaine iT.1li; Cleveland
l2.SS5: Butler, 732; II. John. j3l. Tn
follow ing was the vote FOR iSS0; Garfield
1853: Hancock. lj,3s9; Weaver 55j
Dow. 2G scattering, 400. Blaine's plll
ralty. 4.229; against that OF Garfield u
ISSU. 2,j1i
PoRTIA>p. November Fifty town
rive Blaine 1857; Cleveland li.o9s
Butler rs: II. John $50: against Gar
field lg.G7s; Hancock 10. .s94 Weaver go
Dow %: scattering l1. Blainc's plurality
4.15g; Blaine over Garfield, 2,'S4.
PugrLAND. ME.. November i.-one hun
dred and thirty towns give Blame. 39.5S9
cleveland, 27.icS; Butler, 1868; -. John
l.22l. In 1850. Garfield. l0,oJs. Hancock
33.S2j Weaver. i.lGS; Dow. IS; sra'ter
ing. Gj. Blaine, plurality, l2,l2l again,
GaIticld's majority. G,9i3.
POR1LAND, November 4.-Ninety town
give a. follows: Blaine. 2S,Bi; Cleveland
20.4Sl; Butler. 1896; -. John. So. Tb
vote m 1850 was - follows: Garfield, ~.
327: Hancock. -. .4Oi; Weaver, 1883
Dow Al; scattering, 81. Blaine's pluralI
II will probably run over 20,OOD.
PoRTLAND, ME.. November i.-OwiDgt
heavy storm, which makes the lines worI
badly. returns have been received but non
$50 towns tonight. These give Biain'
4j.279: Cleveland, 3l,llj; Butler, 1924
II. John, 1872.
ASSACiV
BosToN, November AT Fall River a
noon the vote Il light. Blaine will carr
the city. At Gloucester the Republican
were leading at noon. In Lawrence IN
largest vote east in fye years Is bein
p0led, and the indications are that Balm
{ 81. A I'll he