Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
17,4Si; Cleveland. 1929. Same 10 1884 !:
Blaine, 0,3s8; Cleveland. ls,15A
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u being polled. The polls here close NJ $50.
Dra MONKS, IA, November c. There was
large vote poIed to-day. Harrison will
run considerably ahead OF the Stsse ticket IN
this vicinity. The rsilroad-men generally
voted for the Democratic railroad eomris-
sioners. Several Democrats Of this city were
arrested for distributing spurious ballots.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, November 6.-Kentucky, In
spite Of rain, has given Cleveland the usual
Democratic majority. Democratic con-
gressmen have Oeen elected IN the First,
second, Fourth. Filth, sixth, seventh, and
Eighth districts, and almost certainly In the
Third. where heavy Democratic gains are
reported. Congressman Fiuly, Republican,
has probably beaten ex-COngressrnan Wei
ford in the Eleventh district, John II. VIII
son. Republican, has carried the Tenth DIS
tricL and the Ninth Is uncertain. Congress
man Carulb. Of Louisville, has majority oil
1900 against $40 two years ago.
LOUISVILLE, November 6.-Jhe indlca-
lions are that Finley, Republican, In tue
Eleventh district Is elected. All the other
districts look Democratic.
MAINE.
Boerov, November eighty towns in
Malice give Harrison 26,G7i; Cleveland
17.407; Fisk, Oi5. Same 10 1884: Elaine,
p, T33; Cleveland. 1851; St. John, 3d.
MARYLAND.
baltimore. hoYember G.--The weather IL
warm and clear. Many reports are coming
10 Of arrests for Illegal registration aud
fraudulent voting. The alleged culpYits are
mostly cOlored men. indications are for an
UNEXPECTEDLY large vote.
BALTIMORE, November CT Is safe 10 say
thst Democratic Congressman Charles j..
Gibson IN the First district, Harry Welles
Rusk in the Third, IsadOr Rayner aud
Barnes Compton in the Fifth have been
elected, and Herman stump, Democrat, IN
the Second has been elected. Lewis +.
McComas, Republican, IN the Sixth district
has been reelected with al increased ma
iority.
BALTIMORE, November 6.-Judging from
The vote OF Maryland. not counting Baltl-
more city, Cicyelsnd's plurality will be
from 1900 to 5000 falling oil OF about
1900.
baltimore, Nh, November G.-The Sun
estimates CIeyehnd's plurality in the State
st6000.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Bosrov. November Cone hundred towns
IN the State give Harrison 1925; Cleveland,
towns IN 1884 gave Blaine 24,O4; Cleveland,
l7,752; Butler, 3,Gi0; 81 John, 1,G31.
BOsTOK, November Cone hundred and
Gily towns Of Massachusetts, give Harrisoo
AZ, $40 Cleveland, SO, 7s5 Fisk, 2,6iS.
scattering 40. same towns IN 1884 gave
blaine, IS, 42G; Cleveland, 28,77S; Butler,
G.867; st. John, 1851.
B0sroN, November Gone hundred and
fifty towns give Harrison 1880; Cleveland,
33785; Fisk, 2 648. Same towns in 1894:
Bi1pe, 39.42G; Cleveland, 2S,77S; Butler,
G,3G7; 81. John, 1851.
BosroN, November 6 Every Republican
congressman elected but Ia gain OF 2.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, November c. Ninety-three
townships IN the State rive Harrison 1862;
Cleveland, 1i.40G. The same towns ia 1894
gave Blame 15,7G4; Cleveland, 1891 Net
Republican gain Of 2,3iS.
DETROIT, November Two hundred and
fourteen towns IN Michigan give Harrison
4l.9O4; Cleveland, 1928; Fisk, 1000. Luce
fRcpublcan candidate Tor Governor, 4l,601;
Buft (Democrat, G510G. Same towns 10
1884 gave Blaine 3G,79s; Cleveland, 3j.jj8;
st. John, 5.l07.
MINNESOTA.
NTvNFAPOrIs. November G.-To.day IL a
model electiOn-daY-- clear, crisp, and cool
The vote i'm this city is very large and hun.
dreds were in line in the various precincts
when the polls opened. Many ladies are
voting for the school Board. There Is ayast
amount Of scratching done on the State aud
municipal tickets.
A very heavy vote was polled in this
state. The vote Just beginning to come IN
$3.50 J.. M.) Milwaukee: Fifteen precincts
outside Of Milwaukee show a Democratic
gain Of A..
ST. PAuL, MINI, November G.-Returns
from twelve towns IN Minnesota give Cleye
land 1924; Harrison, 1891 All indlca-
hons poiuf 10 the election OF Snyder. Re-
publican. TO Congress IN the Fourth district
over Rice, Democrat, and present incum-
bent.
ST. PAL, MINI, November Ct IL
roughly estimated that when the polls closed
q, 7 O'Clock this evening COCO to 5000 ST.
Paul voters had failed TO ret their ballots in
because OF tho heavy registration and the
slowness Of the inspectors. Great indigna-
tion Is expressed, especially 10y the Demo.
Gratis, as TIE vote Of this city usually shows
Democratic majority.
ST. PAU, hINN.. November II 4. IL
Tho Republican state Committee claim the
State for Harrison by $500.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKssN, MISS, November G.-Thls city
goes Democratic by 30 majority for the first
time in many years. Only about three
fourths OF the vote was polled. The State
seems 10 have gone Democratic by the usual
relative majority. Five congressional dis
trIcis will doubtless 90 Democrauc-two IN
doubt
MISSOURI.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.--i0:30 A. M-Tbe
weather is cold and clear. A very heavy
vote IA being polled at every precinct. 1t is
evident that the scarcity IN the city OF the
yotne-places viii cause many to lose votes
hv being crowded out, AZ the registration Is
SO large that IN many precincts votes VIII
have To- be- pOlled at the rate OF one minute
10 get them all i'm. Adyices from points in
Eastern Kansas and Western Missouri show
that a heavy vote is being poled.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, y. H.. November indications
at this hour 4 L. NJ are that Harrison has
carried the Stsic; that Goodel tRepubli-
can) has been elected Governor; that the
Republicans have carried both congressional
districts, defeating Mckenus OemocraD 10
The First, and have secured control OF both
branches Of the Legislature. A very heavy
vote was pOltd IN Concord, and owing to
the cutting it cannot be counted and de-
clared until midnight.
The vote in twenty-five towns sud cities
give Harrison 1870; Cleveland, 3,Oi9. same
places in 1854, Blaine, 29ll; Cleveland,
1850. -
NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK, n. j.. November 6.-Democratic
headquarters report Cleyelaud's plurality IN
the state Oi New Jersey 5000.
AuNITED STATES SENATOR.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
NEWARK, n. j.. November THE New
Jersey Legislature IS Democratic on JOINT
ballot. and will elect 4 Democratic United
states senator. The majority in the State Is
COCO for Cleveland.
NEW YORK.
NEW York, November Cone hundred
aud sixty-iour election districts IN New \ ork
state outside OF New York city and Kings
county give Cleveland -, 2S2; Harrison, S.