Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-05
THE ELECTIONS.
ADDITIONAL NEWS rRou rH1 BATTLE
OF TIE BALLOTS.
Z Returns from Various states- Republican,
Democratic, and Other Estimates
Touching the House.


Below We give additional returns from
the elections Of Tuesday, together with esii-
mates Of the complexion Of the next House.
rBy telegraph 70 the DIspatch.l
LOUISVILLE, November 4.--Tbo Courier
Journal received the following Tonight;
Covinqton. KY, November Al am
elected by from 500 to 600 majority.
[Signed] JOHN q. CARLISLE.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, November 4.-Com.
plete returns for Governor give Cleveland
(Democraf So GA; Louusbury (Rcpubh-
cap). 56,S31; Forces (Prohibitionist), 4SlO;
Baker Labor. 2.743. The Legislature,
which will elect State officers and United
States senator, stands: Senate-Republi-
cans, IA: Democrats, 10. House-Rapub'
iicsns, 1873; Democrats, 100; Labor.
FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. November 4.-Pen-
dletop, the Labor candidate In the First
Florida district, Is not elected, az he would
appear TO be from the estimate made OF the
complexion Of the next House OF Repre-
seutatiyes by the secretary OF the Republic
can Congressional Committee. On the con-
trary. his competitor, Davidson lDemocrat,
IL re elected by at least 1900 majority. The
Legislature Is overwhelmingly Democratic,
thus insuring the election OF Democratic
senator to succeed Jones.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, November At will take
the official count TO decide the standing Of
the Legislature. The Democrats claim 1t
by two msjority and the Republicans by six.
The Ne,oS this afternoon publishes a Hat
mot ofiiciaD. giving the Republicans two
msjorlty. There 10 no change in the con.
gressional delegation. Holman's majority
is about 700.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND., November 4.-No
positive statement can yet be made about
the Legislature. Governor Gray said that,
while the present returns, II continued In
the ratio of Republican gains, would elect
the Republican State ticket, IL would re-
quirc The official count to determine
whether the Republicans or Democrats had
carried the Legislature.
The Republican State Central Committee
say that, basing the claims upon the re.
turns from more than one half OF
the counties, the Republicans VIII
elect the State ticket by 5,OO0.
That the Legislature il in doubt Is con-
coded. The Republicans expect to gain
il, and the Democrats hold tenaclously to
the claim that 1t will be anti-Republican
by from 2 to majority. The congress
sjonal delegation il unchanged since yester-
day. The full list Is as follows: First district,
Hoyey tRepublican); Second, O'Neal Dem
ocratj; Third, Howard (DemocraD; Fourth.
Holman Democrat); Fifth, Matson Dem
ocraO: Sixth, Browne (Republicanl;
Seventh, Bynum Democrat); Eighth, john
son Republican; Ninth. Cheatte (Repub-
hcanl; Tenth. owen (Repu5licanl; Ele-
venih. Steele Republicau); Twelfth, White
Republcan); Thirteenth, Shinelly Demo
craft. The Republicans gain three dis
tricts-the First, Ninth, and Twelfth. The
Republican State Central Committee has
official returns from eighty-two counties,
hich show Republican net gain on the
vote Of 1884 OF 5.G5i. Estimating the ten
,,maining counties on the basis Of 1881.
gives the Republicans plurality on tue
State ticket OF 3,142.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, November 4.-The latest re-
turns do not materially change the ReDuD-
ican plurality for Governor, aud fuli re
turns will make the figures not far IRON
1000.
Full returns show the election OF tho
following congressman First district.
Cbipman Democrat Second, Allen (Rc-
publican); Third. O'Donnell (Republican);
Fourth, Burroughs Republicln); Fifth,
Ford Democrat); Sixth. Brewer (Republi-
can): seventh, Whiting (DemocraD; Eighth,
Tarsney Democrat; Ninth, Cutcheon RE
publican): Tenth. Fischer (DemocraD;
Eleventh, Moffit Republican).
MINNESOTA.
ST. paul, MIMI, November 4.-The re-
turns all day have been generally favorable
10 the Democrats. aud the most sanguine
Republicans are not now claiming the cleo
ton Of McGill as Governor by more than
5000, while .be Democrats are elited ana
confident that Dr.. Ames will be elected by
small majority. The returns are coming
in slowly. Hundreds OF precincts in the
State are remote from telegraphlc commu-
pication, and It is quite probable that IT
may take the official count to decide it.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD. n. H., November 4.-The cleo
ton Of Mckinney (DemocraD to Congress in
the First district over Haynes Repnblican)
Is conceded by plurality OF about loo.
This is a Democratic gain OF one member,
and equally divides the New Hampshire
delegation.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, MI, November i.-The result
as 10 the Legislature Is still in doubt, both
Republicans and Democrats claiming to
have majority on joint ballot. recount
has been demanded in several legislative
districts.
NEW YORK.
NEW York, November 4.-Considera6la
uncertainty attends the election III lhe
Third congressional district. White tRe-
rublican) has been credited with victory
until to-day. Bell DemocraD now leads
White 10 votes, with two voting districts
10 hear from.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. November 4.-1he oil.
fetal returns from six counties, comprising
the Twentieth congressional district, show
the election OF John PItton (Rcpublictn)
over J. h. p. Hall Democra9 by 3lS ma
joritv. This district for the past six
years has been represented by eX.Goyer-
nor Curtin DpmocraO. Returns from ali
The congre ssional districts in the State are
now complete. The new delegation from
PENNSYLVANIA will stand the same "a the
ptesent delegation-yiZ., - Republicans
and Democrats.
WEST VIRGINIA.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, November r.
There II no change in election returns from
this Third district. snyder (DemocraD is
elected by reduced majority. The wis
key clement carried the day by electing
license.
Especial telegram 10 the Dspatcbl
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November 4.-The
news tonight does not materially alter the
result OF Tuesdays election as announced
in my dispatch OF last night, except that
the returns from the back counties indicate
the election, by very close vote, OF Chll'
ton Democrat over Carr (FuSionisD for
the state Senl,e. The Legislature is Dem
ocratic by thirteen on joint ballot.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, November 4.-GOyernot
Ru,k estimates that his plurality will cX-
ceed 10000. The Sentinel tonight figures
lhat the Republicans will have majority
OF 90 over an opposition In the Legislature
on Joint ballot, and that they control both
the Senate and Assembly.
The pluralities in the congressional dis.
fricts are First, Caswell (Republcan), 500;
Second, Gueniher (Republlcaub 1900;
Third. Laiallette (Democratl, 5000 !;
Fourth, Smith uaborl, $500; Fifth, Budd
Democrat), 1000: sixth, Clark (Republi-
cam. 800; seventh, Thomas (Republican),
4. 800: Eighth, Price Republican, eight
counties out OF fifteen give G,500 plurality,
win an estimated plurality In the district