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

counties In State. On the other band, the
Democratic Committee say thpt complete or
conseryalively estimated returns from
twenty-five ont Of sixty eight counties give
evidence OF Democratic gain q little over
1900, and that II this gaiiO OF gain continues.
which they scarcely dare hope. they VIII
carry the State. Az any rate they say there
Is no doubt thst they have Il down tRepub-
lIcan plurality 10 a small figure.
COLUMBUS, o., November THE repre-
sentstIyes Ia the rext Congress from ONO
will be Rutterworth. Caldwell, Williams,
Morev. kennedy, Cooper, Thompson, PuGs-
10y, WicEbam, Grosyeo0r, J. -. TAYLOR, T..
y. Taylor, Mckinley. srnyser, aud Burton,
Republicans; YOeny, Seny, IIsnes. Outh.
waite and owen, Democrats. This does not
include the Sixth district. which IL claimed
by both committees. MOrey, IN the seventh,
Is probably elected, but the Democrats say
that late information from Butler county
shows great Democratic gains, and on that
account they are not ready 10 cOncede the
defeat Of Patuson. The Republicans claim
BOoihman's election Ia the Sixth district by
a couple OF hundred. while The Democrats
are equally confident that Salizgahfr mas a
plurality Of at least coo in that district.
COLr8nUs, o., November 7.-Cnairman
Cappeller claims this STATE by $4,000 for
Harrison and Morton. The Democratic
Committee make no claim. but still say that
the vote on the national ticket IS close. The
Republicans gam two congressman (Morry
IN the seventh and Burton ID the Twenty
GrsO and lose one tRomei' In the Tenth).
The figures on the plurilities are not yet
obfainab e, hut there seems % be no doubt
that the steie is Republican aud that The Re-
publcans have made net gain Of one con-
gresham.
Columns. ONO. November AN coun-
ties unofficial except six show 4 plurality Tor
Harrison OF 20,33l. The ak counties not
reported gave Foraker Republican, Tor Gov
ernor in 1887 plurality Of 43G.
OREGON.
POnTLANp. ORR, November THE
returns from the more remote sections Of TINS
state are coming in very slowly. sufficient
have already been received, however, 10
place Harrisor's majority much above Her
mann's (congressmau) A. the June elections
Ilermann's majority was 7,407 over Gcarin.
The very latest and most authentic news
iustiGes an estimate Of between 1000 and
5000. Some saneuine Republicans place
Hprrison's majority even higher The re-
turns show very large vote polled every
where. by Tomorrow early complete re-
turns will be received from all portions OF
the state. The latest and best estimates
from Washington Territory place The election
Of John y. Allen, Democrat, to Congress
over Charles VOORHEES, by majority OF 1000
to 5000.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November THE vote 70
congressman in Tins state shows that the
delegation Will stand u Republicans against
7 Democrats, a. follows: First district
Henry II. Bingham. Republican; second,
Charles O'Neill, Republican; Third, :. D.
Randall, Democrat; Fourth, W. ID. Kelley,
Republicans; Fifth, A. &. Harmer, RepuDli-
can; sixth, smedly Darlington, Republican;
seventh, Robert 81. Yardlcy, Republican;
Eighth, W. NJ. Mutchler, Democrat; Ninth,
ID. b. Drummer Democrat; Tenth, Marriott
Brosius, Republican; Eleventh. Joseph \.
Scranton, Republican; Twelfth, -- Os-
borne. Republicans; Thirteenth, j. y. Kelly,
Democrat; Fourteenth, j. W. Rife, Repub-
ncau; Fifteenth. NJ. b. Wright, Republi.
can; sixteenth, II. c. Mccormick, Republi-
can: Seventeenth, Ch'ries i. BuckaleW,
Democrat; Eighteenth, J.. T.. Atkinson, Re-
publican: Nineteenth, Levi Mash, Demo
crat: Twentieth, Edward sculi, Repuhi-
can; TWenty-6rst, Samuel A. Craig. Repub-
hcan; Twonty-second, John Dal1ell, Re-
publican: Twenty third, Thomas NJ. Bayne,
Republican; Twenty.iOurth, j. ". Ray. Re
publican: Twenty-Gfth. Charles c. Town
send, Republican; Twenty-.iXth, William
G. Culberison, Republican; Twcntv-seyenth,
Lewis Falkson, Republicans; Twenty-eighth,
James A. Herr, Democrat.
TENNESSEE.
CHATT ANoOGA. Tenn, November win
nearly complete returns from this (rhlrd)
congressional district the Republicans conf
IDENTIFY believe that Evsns, Republican, is
elected to tougress by three or four hundred
majority. Democrats, however, do no admit
Bstes's defeat.
CHATTANOOGA, November III. Clay
Evans, Republican, defeats Greed r. Bales,
Democrat, for Congress from the Third con-
grcssinnal district Of Tennessee. Eyans's
majority is SG. This Is the first Republican
CONGRESSMAN eyer elected from this district.
VERMONT.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, November I.
One hundred and eIehtF-nine towns In Yer
mont give Harrison 80, 72l; CleYelrnd, H.
8JG; Fisk, I204; scattering. -. The same
towns in 1884 gave Blaine 34.32S; Cleveland,
l5,020; -. john, 1879; Butler, CD. Re
publican majority over all, 23,jT -anet gain
Of G, 42S against a minority Il, l59 four years
ago.
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, November 7.-FOurteen coun-
ties out OF lifty-four, casting one third OF the
vote OF the state, show Republican gains OF
1.6G2.
WHEELING, ". Va, November AT
kiuson, Republican. IS elected over Pendle-
ton, Democrat, for Congress in tie First
district by COO majority.
WISCONSIN.
L.
man Payne, Of the Republican State Central
Committee. claims the state by 1000.