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


doubtless elected him. Baker represented
the Eighteenth district In Congress some
years ago.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, Miss, November An parties
coDcede the election Of a solid Democratic
delegation 10 Congress from Mississippi.
MINNESOTA.
81 Paul. November 3.--The entire Re-
publican state ticket has been elected In
Minnesota by 10000 to 1900 majority.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Mich. November 8.-Close esti-
mates on ibe election In this state place the
Republican plurality nj 1000.
MONTANA.
HELENA. MONTANA, November 3.-Toole
(DemocrBtJ hns been reelected to Congress
by about 400 majority.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, November 3.-The election OF
the following Democratic congressman is
now regarded ~ certain: First district,
Latham Second, Simmons; Third, Mo
Clammy; sixth. Rowland; seventh, Hen
derson Eighth, Cowles; Ninth, John
stOn.
In the Fourth district Nicbol. 1nde-
pendent Republican,, and Ia the Fifth
Brown Republican, are elected. This Is
Democratic loss o. one congressman.
Returns 80 far indicate that the Republi-
cans have gained ten members In the state
Senate and twenty in the House.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY. November 3.-The Albany
Journal Republican, after careful fieur-
ing, estimates Peckham's plurality at s,GSl.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, \. H., November 3.-Returns
from all but forty towns aud wards in the
state gave sawyer (Repubhcan), Tor Gov
amor. g, 423: COCswell Democrat. 33,174;
wentworth (Prohihinonist) 1,S7s; Car
renter lGreenback), II. The towns TO hear
from will 50 increase Cogswell's vote that
il will exceed savers The total vote Of
the Sist, Tor Governor viii be less than CO.
O0O-a fnlling-ofT Of nearly 1900 compared
with 1884.
The result in The First congressional dis-
trict i, somew hat In doubt, With chances in
favor % Mckinley Democrat, although
the Republican State Committee DO not yet
C0ncede Haynes's defeat. Gallnger Re
publicau). in TIE Second district, j. elected
by reduced plurality. The Council Will
stand Republican four 20 one. The Senate
il Republican fourteen 10 ten-a'tbOugh
The j. some doubt % ihe choice in one or
two districts-and TIE House 4 Republic
can 10y good working majority.
CONCoED. \. H.. November 3.-Thc Re
IubhcaH majority in the Legislature viii
insure the election Of sawyer a. Governor,
ard q Republican United States senators.
NEW JERSEY.
NTwATK. Y. J., November 3.-Tbe re-
suit q Yesterdays election gives the state
20 Green Democrat for Governor hy
plurality Of 1.42l. and makcs the Lcgisla-
ture TIE on joint ballot. with one Labor
Democrat o. The casting vote. The Re
puhlicans elect five cOuEIessmen AMI the
Democrats tWO--PicdcOck in the Fourth
district and McAdoo in the seventh.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA. NER.. November THE latest
,Durns show that John A. Mc>hane. the
D,mocratic candidate for Congress ~ the
: irs. district T. elected 10y more than $500
maj riiy over Church lEepubhcanj.
OMAHA. NER.. November 3.-EejuTus
Incomplete indicate 2 reduced Republican
majority on the state ticket. The majority
u.-v reach "a. 900. The Republican candi.
dro. n the second and Third c1ncrt-
~ionai districts are elected. There w1-
compile revolution in the ] irst distric;,
~ hich gave Blaine over 1000 majority aad
DOW elects John Nc~hat.e Democrat bv
over 1000 majority. The Legislature wil
be two thirds Republican.
ONO.
CINCINNATI. O.. November 3.-Tbe start
lirg fact q The defeat o. speaker Carlisle
was foresnsd0wed in the returns received
rUr.
Speaker Carlisle himself TINS evening con-
cedcs bis defeat. Hi- successful COMPETE
;Or {, George u. Tb0sbe, 8 native ksntuck-
IN. though o. foreign parent3ge. lie is an
artist IN wood viu-. and hus been cfD-
ployed in Michel & Rammel.burg's fur
nifur,- mauufactory in this CITY. He is
described 20 an EgitBt0r I'll 70 De leader
among WORK ingmen. There was 40 lizzie
general knowledge % The extent % bis
popularitv that 10 one dreamed ~ his
eIection. II was said however, by the
CovingtOn Commonwealth few days be-
lore The election that ThoeDe had q strong
following smoug The workIngnPn. based
igrcelv upon their objection r. The FREQ
trade leaning 81 SPEAKER Carlisle, and %
va, Indicated that s0methin. %! p sl-p-is-
was IN store. Other papers Indicate THAT
CaIli-i. suffered seriously from Democrat"
lisaGectiOn. GROWING out OF b. coursc 10
reatou 10 Government appointments !u
hls district
PENNSYLVANIA.
PuIL.DTI PHIA. November 3.-3e.uu.
from I'll The counties 10 the state except
En-. Fulton. Union. and Miiiiiu max. Boa
Ver's plurality 1920.
PHILADELPHIA, November The NV
Delegation % Conrres. from Pcnnsy .vAn.a
vii consist q nineteen Republicans. ln-
Guiding Brumm cpuh..can-Grecuba hacker
and nine Democrats. The present 0rirr1-
ton = composed Of twenty Republicans.
including Hrum. and EIGHT Democrats. All
prominent member. Of The present deie-a-
lion are returned excepting BOYLE Demo
Graf. Who j. succeeded Dy = Republican.
Among the neW members l. ex-senator
Charles K. Bnckaew democrat.
TENNEssEE.
KNOXVILLE. TEVN., November 8 But
Der Republican. for Congress has been
elected IN The FIrst district hy 1900 ma
joritv. In The second congressional Gis-
t1ict /. q. Houk ,Repub!icanl has q MT
io1tv % 5000 over Heiskei Democrat.
CHATTANOOGA. kOyem ter @.-OE. '.al
r,turu. from mne ol sixteen counties 10 The
Third congressional district and unoih u.
returns from tbe entire district give Neal
Democrat j3j majority. Neal, maj OILY
viii reach about 900.
Dispatches 20 the Times from the First
Tennessee district give Butler Eeplol-
can1 800 majority. Houk .Gepu5li"aa
=, elected 10 The second district by 300
minority. Tennessee gains one Demo
cratic congressman.
ONO.
CINCINNATI. November 3.-Ther, sre ONLY
TWO congressional districts m this stats
Which may be clas-cd a. doubtful t1s
seventh and Fifteenth. In the Seventh
Campbell, the Democratic nominee. has ~
unofficial majority a. =. In the Fifteenth
Monroe count, has not been heard from
The minority Of Grosyen1r ,RepubliraI
outside % Monroe county !, 1865. II Mon
roe county should give Warner a majority
exceeding this be- would BIZ elected, bit
l. BOT likely thai toe Dempcr1iic M! 1-iit
In this county viii 20 above 1900.
Booihman lRepubhcanl. 10 the sixth d.
trici. has an unoticial majority over H. Oh
l.G42
The follow ing i, the list o. sucee -llI
candidates, giving Campbell the seveu,.
district aud 6rOsyeDOr the Fifteenth
Repubicsus-F irsi, ButterWorth; So
cond. Brown: Third, Williams; SIKH.
HOFFMAN; Eighth. Kennedy; Ninth.
Cooper: Tenth, Romeis Eieve1tL.
Thompson; Twelfth. Pugsley; Four
teeufb. wickham: Fifteenth, Grosveno: 4,
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