Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
ALARAMA.

tie tariff issue among their constituents.
ALABAMA.
SELMA, ATA.. November G.-Votlng is
going ON regularly, but with perfect quiet
aud order. Hacks are running about the
crty carrying voters TO the polls with placards
labelled Cleveland aud Thurman and Tur.
pin" llqnd-bils are scattered oil over the
streets Tor Cleveland and Thurman. There
is little doubt that this district (Fourib) will
goo for TIE Democratic ticket with Louis ".
Iurpin.
MoruE. Ala, November G. The weather
has htcu fine an Day and the vote relatively
smal. The Cleveland electors carry this
county by about 800 majority. Richard H..
Clarke has a good majority for Congress IN
ihis county, and news from MarongO and
other counties in The First district OF Ala
bama indicate that lac is elected.
-utrFifLp, Ala, November G.-Sheilield,
Tuscum.ia. aud Florence districts give
Cleveland a majority Of 63. Wheeler, De-
mocrai FOR Congress. is undoubtedly elected.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, November G.-Ihe
Democrats cBtm minority IN the state Of
$4,000 and an congressman.
CALIFORNIA.
StN FGANUsco, November G.--The cleo.
ton laws OF California make rapid canvass
impossible. II directs that each ticket which
embraces candidates for the national, State,
aud local Offices be entirely counted, aud IN.
Nlcts penalty for asserting ont tickets in
order 81 count the straight ballots first. IL
ls seldom That 100 complete precincts are re-
ported on Tho might ~ an election. This.
together with the difference in the time be-
tween California and the E1st and necessary
dehSs 100 ieicgrapbiug over so great dis
fgncc-. vii tend 10 make the Pacific Coast
returns from to-day's election tardy IN com
psri-on with those from points further East.
san FRANCISCO, November G.-KetuIns
coming slowly; much scratching; nothing
can be Given before midnight.
SAN FRANCISCO, November G.-Fiity-four
precincts ONT OF the large cities give Ilarri-
Bon l.1l2; Cleveland. l.,21, Same precincts
ia 1851 gave Blaine l,lg3; Cleveland, LOLA.
COLORADO.
DENVER. Coz, November o. Unusual In
tercst il taken ma the election In Colorado
thi. year. 10 Is for all State officers, con.
Crc,smcn. member. OF the Legislature, two
Judges oi the supreme Court, county and
township officers. There are elements Of
uuccrtsinty iu the situation which render
predictions OF but little value. OneOi these
Is large increase in population, Denver
alone having increased 10000 within the past
two years and The state outside Of the city
probably 60 900. Registration in this city Is
nearly - Op0 or twice That Of 1856 The
state gave Blaine a plurality Of 5000 In
1854. The beat politicians, however, do
not concede The state 70 Harrison 10y
this amount.
CONNECTICUT
HWtropp, CoNN., November G.-Tweniy
towns show q Republican gain OF 1853 on the
presidential vote OF lNsA
ilMIFORD, Conn, November 6.-TwentY
towns give Harrison 4,5l5; Cleveland, 3,7li;
and Fish. 2jG. Scattering, 6.
HArrfoEp. CONN., November CIV. L.
Slmonds (Republicaul Is elected 10 Congress
over Robert ). Vance Democrap, present
congressman.
HARTFORD. CONN., November 6.--F0rty-
three towns give a gain OF Go Republican on
the presidential vote. The Republicans elect
SimOnds Ia the First congressional district
and Russell In the Third, and probably Miles
in ,he Fourth district. The Legislature will
uudOu btcdly be Republican. eleciiug Eepuh-
ncan Stale tickets. The Republican plurality
for Bulkcley for Governor IN Hartford Is 80
HAmfoRp, CONN. November 6.-Fiiy-
eight towns show q net gam for Harrison OF
J.44.
NV YoeK, November G.-The Herald
bulletin says Counectcut Is for Cleveland by
about 1000 plurality.
FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE, fla. November G.-The
vote in th.s city is light IN the state heavy.
The returns snow nothing o. importance
Vet. Fleming is undoubtedly elected Gov
cmor. the second congressional district is
very close.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, November 6.-Scat.
teriug returns have been received from dill
f,rsnt potnts in all districts, and thew are
sufficient 10 show 4 solid Democratic deleea-
filu to Congress. There Vas no serious
contest bp TIE Republicans except IN The
I'irst and Fourth districts; and Clarke ana
Turldn, Democrats. are undoubtedly elected.
Clcyeland's majority will be as large as IN
ls8i. There Vas not full vote 90 account
o. the absence Of Republican opposition.
New YORK. November Ga Herald bulle-
tin says Florida is probably Democratic by
/ 500. -
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA. Ga, November 6.-Indications
are that Clevelsnd's majority 10 Georgia will
be al least $4,000.
ATLANTA, Ga, November 6.-The indica-
tons are that Cieveand's msionly Will be
about e60C0. The congressional delegation
+ elected.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, November .-Eighty.two pre-
clucts out OF 81 IN Chicago: Harrison, H.
l00; Cleveland, lG,17S No comparisons can
be msde on account OF changes IN precincts,
CmcAO0, November 6.-fwo hundred
preeiucls IN Chiosgo give HARRISON 3O,2lS;
32,9lf; Filter (Republcanh for
Governor, 30,033. Palmer (Demoeratb Tor
Governor, SO, 405.
CncA0o. November G.--In Southern Hi
nois Il has Iaine1 az several points most OF
he day. A very large vote is reported from
ail polnts. aud ~ the ticket Is a leng one the
IAN count will not be made I'LL very late.
All reports 80 fer received outside OF Cook
eounty show smsll Republican gains, which
II maintained will give Harrison severa'
thousand gain over Blnine's vote tn 1884.
l'almer's vote for Governor Is greater than
al all points yet beard iroin' II
he rate OF the Republican gains continue ia
The sAne PROPORTION The State viii give ltar-
rison a msjority Of from $4,000 10 zO,oO0'
INDIANA.
INpIAsAPoLlS. November IA very heavy |
vote was polled In this State. The vote 10
ust beginning 10 come 10.
lKDiANAr0LIs, November 6.-Tbirty pre-
,inets give Harrison S,i03, Cleveland $50
SINE precincts ia 1854; Blalue, S,ilSi
eieselspd. 1869.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 6'-~One hundred
md forty precincts IN Indiana give hntson'