Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-03
DETAILS OF TuE VOTING.
Hewitt (Democrap Elected Mayor OF
New York city.
IBy telegraph TO the Dlspstch.l

New YORK tlty.
lBy telegraph TO the Dlspstch.l
NoSTGoNERY, ALA, November 1.-The
election i'm Alabama is only for congress
men. In Montgomery the people took no
interest IN il, a. Herbert tDemOcrat) had no
question. Five hundred and seven votes
,,,r,. rolled out Of a total Of over 1000.
49,, anne conditions are indicated every
whore except in the Fourth, Sixth, and
Ii.hth districts, where the Democrats have
opposition.
BrEyINGHAM, Ala, November I'm the
sixth district the contest is between John
n Blrhhead lDcmocrlt) and b. IL. Long
.p,pulhc4nl, who caiuS 10 run a. an In
..raUdeut l'ro'crtionist. there being some
Question a. T. the Democratic candidates
ta..fi.D in the canvass on the tariff. The
t,vs thus far % T. NJ received by the Age
indicates that the vote j. unusually light
throughout the district. and that Bankhead
Will carry the district (Which IS usually
pcmocrliic by over $1,000 by much re-
duccd majority.
S,tvs. Ala. November 2.-In this (thc
Fourth congressional district, the largest
p,sio district in the state, the blacks have
shown Ncrv little interest In the election.
Davidson, the Democratic candidate, Is
elected bY a handsome majority.
Returns ito II O'Clock show the cleo
ton Il Jones lpemocra) in the First dis
,ricf. Herbert Irmocrdtl in the Second,
cate, DcmocrO IN the Third, without
o,p1.jtlon. In the Fourth Davidson
Democrat G, elected over McDutfie (whitel
sud Turner tcolored) Republican. Gable
.pmocr4ill, elected in the Fifth over Ed
mupd. IudcptndcnO. In the Sixth the
contest /. between Bankheld Democrat
and Lon. Republican,. Returns indicate
nothing. unless Longs vote l. uneXpect-
edy sr-c. In the seventh Forney Demo
craU beat Handy (Renublicau). In the
Eighth General Joe Wheeler is elected
over Jackson IndependonO. The vote Is
H.lt everywhere, except in the Fourth
and sixth districts.
CALIFORNIA.
>,X FrANDI~,o, November 1.-The re-
turn, from an the counties i'm the State out
side Of san Francisco county give the Re.
puthrau> a majority, and unless the mt
ior-v for Bartlett ,Democrat) for Governor
prove. To- he much larger in san Francisco
than expected. Swift Republican, Will be
elected The American vote, which started
ont strong. mpdiN fell away, and in the in.
tdior e. fell behind in ODOnnelfs lindc-
PENDENT vote.
CONNECTICUT.
NArIr0rp. CoNN.. November 2.-SiNty-
s1 town, give the Republican ticket d.
90: Democrats, 1858; PrOhibltionistS,
lass: Labor, -. The Legislature Is Re
publican soi.r-57 Republicans to i6 Demo-
c'at..
HAHTFoRp, November 2.-Thirty-nine
tovr. give Republicans 1851; Democrats,
1888; Prchiouiori.ts, s9i; Labor, l43.
legislature: Republicans, 80; Democrats,
%. Vance Dcmocr4t) i PROBABLY elected
IN The Fist district.
tiiiy town, give Leuusbury tRcpublicanG
for Governor. ll.s)j; Cleveland Demo
craft. l-.l2s; FORBES (Prohibtioni't,
l,ot,; Boxer labor 29j.
lii, 0, gain for cleveland over the vote
81 l>.i q a.ou' 900; but the Prohibition
vote csiu. CO. lcVeland in these NIFTY
town, Iacb. $50 81 am iOrity.
EfYIi.er towns show net Republican
cajnof tNo in Toe lower house Of the Le-
.i>.tur,.
iu 'he TIr,t congressional district Vance
l'Duou-I defeats Buck Republican,
Hartford uiyp Cleveland 1865 and 10
LUr.ilv @.7s9 for Governor-a Demo-
craft Ju1lilN oi SO. For Congress John
i. Buck Republican, has 400 to 4,42l for
Vance.
FLORIDA.
JscE~oNvurr. November 2.-The re-
turn, show Democratic gains In the First
ard second con-rs. sioual districts. The
present ccBWc,.ma 3D., Davidson and Dough
efiy viii he reelected ~ uaioriiies from
l,9l0 20 1900.
j.. d.. u. Davidson in the First district
and Charlie, Dou.harty in the Second dis
the, 0pcu0cral,l are reelected. The new
Constitution :. carried by heavy ma
Jointly.
JACK-nNyutE, FLA, November In
dlrator, from returns received up 10 IL
O'Clock show . Democratic gain IN The lls'
rDd Second congressional districts. Ihe
preeltc0ugfc~smen, Davidson and Dough
e!H, viii %, reelected.
GEORGIA.
ATIbNTA. GA., November "A light voh
Wa poIi,d to-day. There wa no Oppose
ton - the regular Democratic state nOihi'
Pee.
NAcoN, g., November ID. ii. Bloun'
Wa reelected as congressman from th'
sixth district to-day. making hts seventh
ltim. 4 light vote was pOlied because
heff was no opposition.
AIIANTA. Ga, November 2.-Speciai' 70
he Consultation from all OF the Georgia
districts show the election Of the enllf'
hmocrs.ic congressional delegation a.
follows: +. NJ. Norwood, II. G.. Turner
&. J. Cri,p, I. ". Grimes, John ID. stew
ar, j. II. Blount, J. &. Clements, ii. II
SaritOn. A. -. Gambler, and Goorfe L
Bsrpe. There was no opposition 70 ths
Democratic nominees. except In The Foufti
district. which was merely nominal. and IL
Tie seventh district, which but recently
fprang UP and was rather In the nature o.
asuTprise 10 the Democrats two days ago
Ticket. for W. II. FELTON, wefe circulated
throughout the district in hopes that tht
iilenas q weil-known Independent
would take advantage Of the Democratic
apslhy arising from feeling OF the certain
" Of success. Clements friends, however
"efe aroused, and he carried the distrie
With but little trouble.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, November 2.--Tbe Tunes On
clnhat special saws: Speaker Cirisie
although probably reelected, was beaten u
toyingtOb by about 1000, he having car
ned the town two years ago by about 3OO
ne alio failed 20 carry Newport, bis yop
isiilhg OF very largely.
CHICAGO, November 2.-scattering re
tnfDs throughout Illinois indicate thai IN
proposed amendment 10 the Constitution