Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

IOWA.
DIS MofxHs, IA, November Add
tional returns make no material change In
the apperent resultin this Stsie. Harrls0n's
plurality VIII probably reach 10000 The
entire Republican State ticket j. elected.
Every Republican congressman in the State
{. elected. save NcManus In the Second dis
tnct- Republican gain Of two.
KANSAS.
TOPEKA, November 7.--Returrs have been
received from every county IN Kansas. An
estimate by Chairman Booth from reports
received gives Harrison 10000 majority over
Cleveland and Gj, 600 Tor the eutire Republican
State ticket. The Legislature II almost soli1lY
Repnhlica.. The Republicans have elected
ell but four members and two OF these dis
tricls are IN doubt. Every Republican
senator Is elected but twO--0ne 10 Leaven-
worth sud one in Lsbelle county. There
are thirty.elght opposition members In the
present Legislature.
LOUISIANA.
NEw ORLEANS, November Nearly COM
plcie rciurns from the Second congressional
district show the election OF Coleman IRE
puoiican) by 800 majority.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, MD, November Full re-
turns from nh the counties in the state az
collected by the sun are NJ follows: CleYe-
lands total vote. 100 100, Harrison. lOO,'
23f: Fisk. 4632- Cleyeland's plurality,
/ $500. ~ AGAINST Ills in 1884 First con-
I grcssional district, Gibson, Democratic plus
rsliiy, 402; Second district, stump, Demo-
/ cratic plurality, 1920; Third district, Rusk,
/ Democratic plurality, BAG; Fourth district,
7 Stockbridge. Republican plurality. 50 Fun
district. Compton. Democratic plurality, 81;
/ Sixth district, McComas, Republican piu-
rslity, 1852
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT. November THE election OF
Wheeler tRepublicanl IN the Tenth district
over FusUcT. the present incumbent, IS con-
cedcd This leaves but one district (the
seventh in doubt and IL n Republican gain
Of three. Should Whiting Wcmocrat) be re-
elected IN the Seventh, which now seems
probable, the delegation will stand nine Re-
pubHeans and two Democrats. Additional
returns received mp 10 noon do not mate
rally change the vote Tor Governor. Luce's
plurality viii exceed 10000.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON. MISE. November Morgan, in
the second district, carries Pamela county
| by 800 mliOTlty-a gain Of l.034 over the
vote oi 1851 Morgan will defeat Chalmers
/ WcpubHcan). Catchings Democrai). for
Congress, Is believed 10 be reelected. A
solid Democrltic congressional delegation is
probable.
MISSOURI.
ST.. LOUIS. November 7-Unoficlal re-
turns ~ the vote o. this city show
most extraordinary and altogether sur.
prsiRg results. IIarrisOn's majority is
over G.000 Kimban NIepublican) for
/ Governor has over 10000 majority, and
/ the Republican city ticket Will rance from
| 500 majority for sheriff 10 5000 Tor other
candidates. Nothing has yet been received
| from Kansas City or other prominent points
/ m the State from which returns are anXiOusly
/ looked for.
ST. LOUIS. November THE Democratic
| cisie COMMITTEE has complete and incom-
/ plete returns from about fifty OF the ia
/ counties IN this state, which indicate that
Cleveland will have a plurality OF 10000 IN
I the state, and that Francis Democrat Tor
I Governor. will have plurality OF l4OOO.
/ These returns embrace the vote OF It. Louis,
| Kansas City, md all other large cities IN the
State.
/ Returns from fity-uIne towns and prc-
| cincts outside OF 81. Louis aud Kansas City,
one county, and two wards Of Moberly give
! Cleveland 1904; Harrison, 1l,G93; Fran
| els. Democrat, for Governor, l4j2G; KIM
/ bsll, Republican, for Governor. - O02. KIM
/ bah seems 90 be running well with Francis
/ in the state, and this evening The Republic
can State Committee Is claiming his election
| by safe plurality.
NEBRASKA.
IINC0IN. NEB., November The latest
estimates from the returns already received
by The state journal give Nebraska 10 llarri-
son by between 10000 and $4,000. Thiyer
(Repubhcan) tor Governor VIII have $4,000
minority. -
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.. Novcmhcr7.- The Republican
National Committee make tho following
statement % the public;
"RipUWlCAN NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS, }
November :, 1855
"Tn view Of the claim being promulgated
/ 10y the Democratic National Committee that
/ they have carried the State Of New York for
/ Cleveland, the Chairman das sent to the
/ chairman OF each county committee notice
saving Although full returns from every
county IN the State show New York safely
for Harrison by upward Of $1,000 plurality,
I the Democrats nre telegtaphiDg To their
county chairmen, Ginning the State and
urging them to pay attention to returns.
See 10 10 that the returns are thoroughly
guarded until officially canyassed. Prevent
fraud st all hazards, In case OF necessity
employ counsel. Notify us OF any tamper-
ing with returns. Communicate with your
town committee NJ once, II necessary, ~
special messenger an. $. Quay,
81. s. FASsEFT."
NEW YoRE, November The vote o. all
the counties in the smte Qncuding New
York and Kings cOunues) show purahties
for cleveland Of rs, $50, and for Harrison Of
90,147, making Harrison's plurality in the
ll,l9l.
NORTH CAROLINA.
iSroclal telegram to the Dispatchl
RALEIGH, n. c., November Your cor
respondent interviewed Spier Whitaker,
Democratic chairman, this evening with
particular reference to ascertainlng the coul-
plexi0n oi the Legislature, about which such
keen interest has been felt. Whitaker says
ne has made a careful calculation and finds
that the Democrats will have Dineteen ma
iority In the Senate and fourteen IN the
House. This is done after giving 70 the
Repuhllcans all the doubtful counties, which
are Wilkes, WatAugA Transylvania, Surry,
stokes. Pcnder. Jones, Davidson. Dare,
Cherokee. Baden, and Ashe. Returns OF
the Drectnct votes come in 80 slowly to-day
tbst 1T 6 O'Clock only 42j out Of the eleven
hundred precincts had been heard from
officially. Cleveland and the state
ticket have gained on the vote OF 1881.
and were at That hour about 300
ahead Of that vote. This, ii is calculated,
will give the Democratic national and state
tickets about $4,000 majority. Interest now
ccntrcs more particularly upon the congres-
sioaal result IN doubtful Districts. which are
the First Second. aud Fifth. Your ooTre-
snondept hazards a guess from the returns
thus lar received that skinner (pcmocraD
will win In the First district, Cheatham (ne'
gro Republican, in the Second, and Brewer
Rspuhlicsn) Ia the Third. Private tele-
grams give assurances that skinner has LOCO
majority. As to districts other than these
three The Democrats sweep them all. There
IL great pleasure Ia TINS the metro
nohtau district 40 the defeat OF
Nichols, Tor Bum wins by handsome
majority. Last night tue last OF the Repub-
llcan spies fed from here. There were two
Of them, It Is said. Their duty was To- see
how the Radical Executive Committee hsn-
died the funds iutrusted 10 1t. The men
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