Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-04
FLORIDA.


the indications tina, Bankbead's (Democrai)
majority in the district over Long (Repub'
hcan) viii reach 1000.
FLORIDA.
/ JACKSONVILLE, FLA. November a.
] Fuller returns indicate the election Oi
! Dougheriy QDemocrat) in the Second dis
! trict by $500 plurality over Greely (Repub-
/ lican). Normeni Probationary pollea only
about 2o00 votes in the district In the
/ fret distsict Davidson democrat Is elected
/ bN about 3.00O majority over Fendleton
/ kniVbf Of Labor and Republican,. The
new Constitution Is ratified by about l0,OOo
mfioriiy,
CALIFORNIA.
SAN francisco, November 3.--The elec-
! ton count IL proceeding slowly. The indi-
/ cations favor 3.0O0 plurality for Swift Re
pubncan) for Governor. Garter (Reput-
! lean. for Congress, il probably elected ~
/ ihe First district Campbell Republican,,
| m the Second; McKenna Republican, IN
| The Third. and Morrow tRepubican) IN
! the Fourth. In The Fifth FELTON, tRepub
/ licsnl is probably defeated by Frank Sulli-
| van Democrat Lynch fDemOcraD leads
| in the Sixth, hut the result u still doubtful.
/ The Legislature Is still doubtful. Both the
J Republicans and Democrats claim q ma
/ iority on joint ballot.
CONNECTICUT.
HAETFORp. COM, November 3.-The
( vote 81 Connecticut Is as follows: Cleve-
| hand Democrntl, 1854; Lounsburg Re-
| puhhcan), jG,sgl Forbes Probationary,
ASH; Baker labor, 1916. Cleveland
! lack the necessary majority The Legis-
/ laiure stands Senate Republicans, Il;
! Democrats, 10. House-Republicans, l31;
Democrats, 10; Labor, 2.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, November 3.-Tbe Republican
| plurality in Illinois for State Treasurer, the
! head Of The ticket, is estimated al from 49,
! 900 TO -. 900, The result on the congress
sional vote up 10 this evening was only a
mqiter OF toubt in the Second, Tenth
Eleventh. Thirteenth. and Sixteenth dis
| iricis. In the Second the contest between
LpWlcr Democrat). and Gleason Labor, is
very close. one computation Of unofficial
return. elects Gleason 10y Is votes while
Lawler claims the district by G2 votes. The
Republicans claim that Gest (Republcan)
las defeated Niece yDemOcrai] in the Eey-
cuth district by 400, and also assert that
General Post (Republican) has defeated
WOrthngton in the Tenth district Both
Republicans and Democrats claim the cleo
! ton IN the Thirteenth lSpringer's district.
lie VOC III lilf NlAtrUtU y NtIA tlN-ts
| The Republicans have glIned congress
man in the Second district, William Z. Ma
son. and one in the Eighteenth Morrison,
! district. Jehu Baker. The Tenth, EieV-
| cuth, Thirteenth. and sixteenth are al
| present represented by Democrats, md Il
| The Republican claims 70 carving three OF
| them should Dc verified, the net Republican
| cain in The State would be FIVE congress
men: and if Gleason's claim 20 the election
/ u The second is verified the Democrats
would lose six districts in OH.
CHICAGO. November 3.-tompieie re-
turns show that the next Illinois LeEiss-
ture will sand senate, 2. Eepub icans, IS
Democrats, United Labor. House. =
Republicans. G6 Democrat : United II
Dor. . F'rOhiui;lOulsts. Later advice show
! definitely tint Gest Republican, g, elected
in The Eleventh district. u the Tsuth
district General Post Republican claims @
minority Of - over Worthngt0n.
The defeat u Morrison j. conceded Boy
The Democrats.
Hu1rvuIE, Ill, November 3.--The re-
suit q the election IN Gorrison'- district
Is o great surprise throughout The district,
psrticulariv 70 the Democrats. and mon
sier Jubilee was held 81 Reieviile by The
Republicans tonight. Morrison carried
The district two wears ago by -.592 ma
ioIiiv.
INDIANA.
IyrrANAPoIIs. November 3.-The Repub-
Leans claim the election o. seven congress
men. a. follows: Hoyey in the First Dis.
iric; Ia gain, Brown IN the sixth. John
ston in tie Eighth, Cbeade in the Ninth 70
gain, owen in the Tenth. Steele IN TIE
Eleventh. and White ID The Twelfth ia
gain The majority for Lovery Damo'
cfai in ID. Twelfth district two years ago
was $3.50.
INpANAPoIIs. November 3.-Both par
ties are claiming the Legislature. and M
M the official returns are received ic-mor-
row the result viii be 10 doubt. The prob
aiiiitie. favor the Republicans.
INIIANAP0IIs. November 3.-The Re-
uublicans elect seven congressman and The
Democrats Ska gain o. three i0r the for
mer.
IOWA.
pfe MONIES. Iowa. November 3.-Ad-
di,iOual returns indie .te that the RnpIb.
hcau majorily on the StIte ticket viii
resch 900, and probably 60 higher. The
Republicans have elected : congrtssm"n-
gain Of ]. These are; rst district
Gear: Third, Henderson; Fourth. ulfi;
Fi.ih. Kerr; seventh, Conger: Ninth, "
man: Tenth. HoIme.; Eleventh. struheL
Democrats second, B8!es; SIKH
Weaver: Eighth, Anderson.
KENTUCKY.
CovNcToX. Ky, November 3.-Speaker
Carlisle !. dcieaIed nv 30 msi 5Tiiy.
Louisville. Ky November 3.--Tbe re-
turns from the doubtful congressional
districts m the state come In slowly, owing
totbe remoteness o. some 81 the counties.
The returns thus Tar 40 not change The e--
1mute, o. last night. TIE indications ere
that The Kentucky delegation i sohdi!
Democratic. though u viii Do several da1s
/ before full figures ere ~ from ne Third
Ninth, and Eleventh districts. ia thls
Louisville, the Fifth distinct, Wilson Re
ruhlicanl. owing 10 q dissfecton in the
democratic rpnks, carried the city by Us.
Comth. the Democratic nominee, carn'd
the county by 4l9, majority which elect,
tie Democratic candidate by ZIG votes.
CAElIsLE's HOPES.
CJNUNNA11. November 3.-Despiie Car
H.lCs waning hopeS, this afternoon en-
/ couraCing returLs have begun 70 come M.
Keutou and Campbell counties gave l.9s,
majority against him. The Sun has spe-
! eiais indicating the following maiOrltie' Tor
! Carlisle in tie remainder % the district
Pendlpton county. 40l: Grant, 400; Gala
| tin. $50: Carroll. 500: Irmble, 300;
I Boone. 800. Total, 2,05l. THIS showing
1 l,avc, Carlisle majority o. Ga III the d.
| trict. aud il can readily be seen that The
I official count. which occurs Friday VIII
! have 10 decide ir.
KANSAS.
! Kansas CRY. November 3 -Ibf kansas
! conrlessmen elected are a. follows: In The
/ Tlrst district. Morrill, 1.cpubhcan); -
/ copd. Funston ,Repubhcan); Third. Per-
l.ps Reuubhcan): Fourth, RYAN ,Rcpu'-
/ hcsnl. Fifth. Anderson independent Re
/ pubhranl: sixth. Turner ,RepuJlicanI
I seventh, Peters Republican,
MAsSACHUS SETS
EosToS. November 3.-The congressman,
4 elected are a. follows. First district,
/ Davis Rep: second, Long Rep.C Third
! Morse DEM; Fourth, Collins Dem;
/ Fnih. Hsydeu Rep; sixth, Lodge lEep.li
/ seventh. Cogeeswe1l Rep; Eighth. Alien
/ lRepl: Ninth, Burnett DEM; Tenth.
+, russell DEM: Eleventh, Whiting ,EeP.E
( Twelfth. Rockwell Rep
/ Boston. November g. Returns from al
h,lt Two towns IN the state AshDy and
( Gospold give tire following vote: For
/ Govgruor-Ame, Republican, l2l,1G4;
/ s,a,.u-s fp,mecratl. 1880; LOthrOp