Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-03
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dred and forty-seven districts OUTSIDE OF
New York and Kings county give feeK-
ham tDemocrat) 6l,ss6 and Daniels ne
twen'y.four aldermen elected are Demo-
Gratis. The congressional delegation, so
far rs reported, Is NJ follows: First dis-
irict, Perry Belmont Democrap; Second,
Felix Campbell DemocraD; Third. 5. v.
White (Republicap); Fourth, r. =. Ma
honey (DemocrbD; Fifth, A. NJ. Bliss
UemocraO; Sixth, A. J. Cumming
Democrst); seventh, Lloyd Bryce Demo
craft; Eighth, T. j. Campbell tDemD'
crai); Ninth, S. s. Cox DemocrsD;
Tenth, f. b. spinola Democra); Eleventh,
T. A. Merriman (Democrat); Twelfth, W.
II. Cochran (DemocraD Thirteenth, yiele,,
OemocraO; Fourteenth. w. L. stan'-
n,cktr WemocraD; Fifteenth, Henry
Baron Democrat)-prohablv sixteenth. j.
II. Ketchum (Republc,nJ; seventeenth, ).
T. Hopkins (Republcap) Eighteenth, u.
+ Burleigh, (Republican); Nineteenth n.
hale (Democrat)-a gain probablyi Twen'
tleth, George Wet (RepuOhcanl; Twenty
hrsi, John A. MofAt (Republican);
Twenty.second, a. +. Parker RepuDl'-
CAM; Twenty-thIrd, j. $. Sherman he
pubhcan); Twcnty-iourih David WILDER
epublcan)-ga.n; Twenty-hfth, Frank
Hlscock (Ropublican); Twenty.sixth, Mil
ton Delano (Repubican); Twenty-segenih.
n. NJ. Nutting (RepublicaD); Twenty
eighth, r. 5. Flood (Republican)-galn;
Twenty-nintb, Ira Davenport (Repubican);
Thirtietb, c. s. Baker (Republicsn); Thir-
ty-6rst. J. g. Sawyer QRepublican); Thirty
second, J. NJ. Farquhar (Republican);
Thlrty-thrd, j. u. Weber (Republlcan);
Thirty-fourth, W. &. Laidlow (ReDubli'
CAM.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Concord, n. H., November 2.-Returns
from nearly one third Of the towns in the
State show Republican loss in the popular
vote 81 about 200 as compared with the
vote OF 1884. This does not include the
cities and several OF the larger towns In
which Republican losses are expected. The
indications now are that there Is no choice
for Governor by the people; that NcKin-
0oy Democra) Is elected to Congress in the
First district and Gallingcr (Republicln) in
the Second, and that the Republicans have
carried the Legislature.
Boston, November 2.-Returns from
nearly one third OF the towns in New
HAMPSHIRE show Republican loss Of about
200 on the popular vote a. compared with
that Of 1884. The indications are that there
Is no choice for Governor by the people.
NORTH CAROLINA.
WILMINGTON, November 2.-ROTl'n |
DcmOcTat) Is elected TO Congress from
This sixth district by heavy majority.
Meagre returns from the Second district,
now represented by O'Iara lcolOred Re-
pubhcan), are favorable to the election OF
Simmons Democracy
L.. ~ - 10
and certainly unsatisfactory. Reid Is losing
at a majority Of the points heard from. HE
net loss on the last vote is now said to be
something like 1900. There are fears here
that he is defeated.
RALEIGH. n. c., November 2.-1n the
First congressional district Latham Demo
craft makes a gain thus far Of $50. In the
Second district simmons DemOcrat) gains
about 1.20O. No returns have been Ie-
ceivcd from the Third district, but Me-
Clammy Democrat) has no opposition. In
the Fourth district Nichols independently
is shaking gains on Graham (Democratl at
many points. In the Fifth district Reid
(Dcmocrat) is making gains on Brewer tl'e-
publican.)
RALEIGH. \. c., November State re-
turns come in slowly, but they all indicate
Democratic gains.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, November 2.-FOrty-Seven
precincts in Ohio give net Republican
gain Of 1,jSi; Cincinnati city, 81 prccilcts,
net Republican gain, 1850.
The Republicans continue II claim the
election Of the entire county ticket, with
the possible exception Of LOOMS, who j.
OPPOSED by Prendergast for county Judge.
ship.
Ninety.three precincts in Ohio give net
Republican gain of 2,4l4.
Returns from thirty-fOur precincts OF
Hamilton county show a total Republican
gain Of l.Sj2; total Democratic gain. 22j-
making a net Republican gain Of 1850.
CINCINNATI, November I'm nmety-six
precincts in Hamilton county, Ohio, the
Republican gain is 1852.
CINuNNATI, ono, November 2.-Tbree
hundred and ninety.two precincts show
net Republican gain OF 1894, and 21l pre-
cincts Show net Republican gain Of 3.S1I
IN total vote OF II, 1873. The Prohibition
vote is 500.
In the Tenth district Romeis (Republi-
can). for Congress, gains heavily over his
majority over Hurd two years ago in every
precinct in the county as far As reported.
Forty additional precincts show q net
Republican gain Of 1894. This i de-
crease, and shows that outside OF Hamilton
county the gains are even or in favor OF
the Democrats.
CINCINNATI. November Midnight
With the returns now at hand the follow
ing Republican congressman appear to be
elected: Butterworth, First district;
Brown. Second; Williams, Third; Ken
nedv. Eighth; Cooper, Ninth; Romers,
Tenth; Thompson, Eleventh; Prlg'ley,
Twelfth; Wickham, -Four centh; GrOsvc-
nor, Fifteenth; J. ID. Taylor, Seventeenth;
Mex nlcy. Eighte enth Ezra Taylor. Nine
tconth; Grouse. Twentieth.
The Democrats have elected Toder in
the Fourth: Seney, in the Fifth; HUI, In
the sixth; Cultivate, in the Thirteenth;
wilkins. in tie sixteenth. and Foran in the
TWent, first, with the seventh district IN
doubt.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. November 2.-Chairman
Cooper estimates Beavers majority in the
| state ut $4,000.
PHLADELPHIA. PA, November 2.-The
returns indicate Beavers majority in the
| city to be between $4,000 and $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA. November 2.-Philadel-
| phia county gives $4,000 Republican ma
| jority. The Republican majority in the
| State is about $1,000.
| The figures on the state ticket come in
slowly, but show invariabe gain, for Bea-
| yer (Republicln) for Cove Tnor. His plu-
| ralty IN the city will not fall below 2J,OOO.
| other candidates on the state ticket are
| well up with the head. Bingham (Repub.
| lican) is elected TO Congress in the First
| district, O'Neill (Republcan)in the second,
| Randall ODemOcrat) in the third. Kelly
| ,Rerublicau) in the Fourth, and liarmer
| lReuublican) in the Fifth, Ermentrout
| DemocraD in the Eighth. IIeiSllnd (Rh.
| uublican) in the Ninth. SOwden Demo
| Gran in the Tenth, BuckalI DemocraD in
| the Eleventh. Bound Republican, in the
| Fourteenth. Mays (DemoCraD in the Nine
| uenih, Dalzell Republican, in the TWEEN
,y.sccond, and Bayne Republican, in the
| 1wenty-third.
| SOUTH CAROLINA.
! COLUMBIA, 5. c., November 2.-TherC
| being no opposition to the Democratic can
| didates for Congress in the First, second,
Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth congress
| -ional districts in this State, the election
was quiet and the vote very small-noi
more than one third, il so many were