Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-03


sympathizers With the Socialists new party
in the strong Democratic wards divided
the vote very evenly with the Democrats,
while in the strong Republican wards The
Republicans and Democrats held their own.
The indications at II O'Clock tonight are
that the Republican ticket has majority In
both the city and outlying country towns
embraced In Cook county. The Republl-
cans elect three judges, and the Democrats
three judges, all Of whom were endorsed
by the Labor Convention and whose names
appeared on the United Labor ticket. The
Republicans reflect Adams in the First
congressional district, and elect Mason In the
Third district, and reelected Durham In the
Fourth. Lawler (DemocraD is reelected IN
the Second district.
INDIANA.
TsDIANAPoIIs, ND, November 2.-Very
slight Republican gains are shown on the
meayre returns received up 10 1890 O'Clock.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 2.-One hun
dred precincts In the State show net Re-
publican gain Of 39T.
No returns have been received 10 make
any estimate upon the State. The best
Judgment Is that the Democrats have car
ricd the State by reduced plurality, and
That legislature Is In doubt, With chances
fayoring the Democrats. The Republicans
claim congressman in the First, Fifth,
Sixth, seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth,
Eleventh, and Twelfth districts. The
Fifth, Eighth, and Ninth are in great
doubt, and no reliable returns received.
The Democrats claim nine congressman.
IOWA.
DEs MOTyTs, a., November AT this
hour % L. NJ the count has just com
menced at most OF the polling-places. Re-
turns frem 1 precincts show net Repub-
lican gain Of rs over last year.
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2.-The cleo
ton throughout the state, as far rs heard
from. passed off quietly. Wilkinson has
almost a walk-over in the First district, but
few Republican votes being cast. The vote
in this city has been light. In the country
parish Of the Second district the Republl'
cans are reported to have pOlled full vote,
except small votes by Simms in st. James.
Mesgre reports have been received fron
the Third district. They indicate that
fair vote has been polled. Throughout the
remainder OF the State, there being no op.
position 10 the Democrats, only very
light vote was pOlled, and the following
named candidates were elected TO Congress:
Fourth district, n. G. Blanchard; Fifth
district. Cherubs Newton Sixth district,
T.. W. Robertson.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, November 2.-To-day's cleo
ton in this city shows a falling Off from
the presidential vote OF two years ago OF
1888 votes. In the Third district there
was no Republican candidate, and in the
Fourth district the mass Of the Republi.
can party would not support Findlay On
dependent Democrat), who had been en-
dorscd by some OF the leaders. The great
mass Of the Republicans demanded straight
out nominations.
The Republican vote for Congress in 1854
In the Fourth district was 1921, while to-
DAY the entire opposition vote To the Demo-
cratic candidate was 10,411. Returns re-
ceived from the districts out Of the CITY in
dictate the election OF Charles ii. Gibson
(Democrat) in the First district; DR.. Frank
7. Shaw (DemOcraD, in the Second; Barnes
Compton (Dcmocrat), in the Fifth; and
Louis +. McComas (Repubican), in the
sixth. This will leave the Maryland dele
cation the same as IN the present Congress,
and. except in the city Of Biltimore, all the
members are reel, ctcd.
BALTIMORE, November 2.-The canvass
# the vote IN this city, completed, shows
the election OF three Democratic congress
men-Rusk in the Third district, RAyner
in the Fourth, and Compton in the Fifth.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BoSToN, November 2.-Seyenty-siX towns
i'm Massachusetts,, including the city OF New
Bedford, gave for Governor: Ames Re-
puhlican) lj,94S; Andrews tDemocra).
l2,37G; Lathrop ProhibitionisD, 1920.
Andrews will have a majority Of nearly
10000 in Boston.
BosToN. November . One hundred and
eight towns give Ames (Rep.) for Governor
23,GlS, Andres (Dem.) 1916, Lathrop
$3.50. Boston is not included IN the above.
BoSToN, November 2.-One hundred and
thirty-slx towns and cities in Massachu-
sets. Including Boston, with the exception
Of one precinct TO hear from, give Ames
1920; Andrews, 50, 800; Lathrop, 1897.
Boston, November 2.-The total vote OF
this city gives Andrews CDemocrat)
%. 709; Ames Republican,. SOB.
BoSToN, November 2.-The vote Tor Gov
eruor Is very close, aud the indications
favor Ames (Repubhcan). The Boston
Traveller claims his election by 5000 ma
iOrity. -
MINNESOTA.
ST. paul. MINI, November Mot for
many wears has there been so much excite
meni at m election. This was augmented
~ the attack on the Republican procession
ri Minneapolis last night, during which
about sixty persons were inlured-eX-
Governor PiilSbury among the number.
one or two were severely hurt The He
publican state Central Committee claims
the state will give $1,000 Republican ma
jority. The Democrats are making no
claims officially, but say If Ames Is not
elected Governor he will, at least, cut down
McGilf> majority 10 very small figures.
-. Paul. MINI, November AT $3.50
y. NJ. returns from two hTudred and
twenty townships give McGill Repu5lican)
for Governor 1.4S9. and Ames tDemocraU
AL. In the presidential election the same
townships gave Blaine 1,S32; Cleveland,
l.23l. The same ratio OF loss carried
through the eight hundred townships OF
the state would reduce NcGilPs majority to
1900. but the townships reported are small
railway points, where Ames's influence
would naturally be the strongest. No re-
turns from any Minnesota cities yet.
MISSISSIPPI
MEMPHIS. November Judge J. u.
Morgan DcmOcrat) j. reelected in the Sc
cord congressional district Of Mississippi,
defeating General James Il. Chalmers In
dcpendeut Greenbacker and Republican, by
large majority,
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS. November 2.-Returns 50 ian
received from the Fifth congressional dis
MET. now represented by Warner (Repub'
Teap). indicate that the district has gone
for Philips DCmocraD and thst the Demo
cral, have carried Kansas City.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Mich, November 2.-There
arc ]. 400 precincts in the state. Twenty
Xix reported give Luce lRep9 2,S15' IaSle
! lDcm.l 1868.
NEW YORK,
NEW YORK, November 2.-Thrce hundred
and thirty districts give Roosevelt 24.3jG
Hewitt, 81, S33; George, 22,GOi; aud Wari'
well pa. Fory.fye election districts out
| side Of New York and Kings counties give
Pcckham (Democra0 4,90l and Daniels
Nepulucan) 7.01S. The same districts iasl
| wear gave Hin C,3CS; Davenport, S.5l1.
INV YORK, November 2.-Fiyc hundred
/ and forty districts give Roosevelt ll,3ls'
Hewitt, 5G,9ll; George, i2,O24; Wardweli
/ So.
Eighty.Gye districts outside Of New Iorb
ard Kings county give Peckham 1852
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