Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

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Ocean IL gave him 100 plurality, while the
/ Times and Daily News figure che plurality
/ Tor CicycIand-the former Of S57 and the lat
1 ter aGf
/ The official returns from St Clair county,
/ ILL.,, received here tonight, reduce the plu.
rality Of Formsn. Democratic candidate for
/ Congress- l2l votes. His plurality in The
county - 229. lot - reported unotilcially
I last night $50. This makes the district 30
7 close that only the official figures from the re-
mining counties can tell whether FOrusan "a
elected Or Jchu Baker. the Republican who
beat William Il. Morrison.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, November Shine hun
I dred ana thrty-fve precincts In indiana
gave Harrison 147.907 and Cleveland l4l,0S4.
The came precincts 10 1884 gave Blaine
/ la4 COS and Cleveland l34,7)0
ISDIANAPoLIN November Returns from
/ eighty counties in Indiana, partly official,
show Harrison's plurality l,o36. The coun-
/ ties 70 be heard from gave Blame plurality
I Of l5l IN 1854.
INDnVAP0LIs. November s.-From nearly
/ comp cte returns from al the congressional
/ districts It is believed The Ipdisua delegation
m Congress will s'aDd-Democratic, 8; Re-
/ pubNcans, ., an increase OF two for the
F Democrats. The following are believed 70
be elected: First district. William r. Par
/ You. Democrat; Second, John IL. ONeill,
. Democrat; Third. JASON Il. Brown, Demo-
/ Graf; Fourth, William S. lIolman. Demo
F crat; Fifth, George w. CooDer, Democrat;
+ Sixth. Thomas u. Brown, Republican;
seventh, william D. Bynum, Democrat;
/ Eighth, James Johnston, Republican; Ninth,
Joseph b. Cbcsdle. Republican; Tenth, Will
liam ID. Owens, Republican,; Eleventh, a.
/ y. Martin, Democrs'; Twelfth, e. A. ..
| Mcclellan, Democrat; Thirteenth, }. NJ
/ iIOync, Republican. THE Democratic gains
are in The First, Eleventh, and Twelfth con-
grcssi0pal districts steele was deiested IN
the + eyenlh by only 800 votes.
MARYLAND
BALTIMORE. November s.--The contest in
/ the Fifth congressional distric. Of Maryland
has not vet been settled. The sun figures
/ that Compton (DrmOcrstl has been elected
| by the slim plurality Of three, while the
/ American Is equally positive that Audd RE
| pubhcan) has received a plurality OF one
/ vote. Charges Of intimidatiuR voters have
bctn made against the Democrats In Anne
Arundel county, and u now looks a. though
/ the final soltIsmcnt will have TO be made by
Congress, though Official returns from lower
counties may make material change IN the
figures. -
MICHIGAN.
DPTPoT, November S-Harriaon's plu-
ranty IN Michigan will reach 22,O)0. against
5000 for Elaine m 1884. This surprisngly-
largo gain ~ undoubtedly due 10 the return
0f HE Greenbackcrs TO old party lines.
-Four ycsfa ago the fusion vote Of the state
vas 1sq 3gt, the straight Democratic vote
being $50, ana the Green back vote A.
400. The combined Greenback and Union
Labor vote Of lost Tuesday Will no; exceed
5000. Comparatively few counties hsye
made returns on the prohibition vote,
hut st. Johns vote ~ lS,4l3 has been
reduced nearly one half Luce Otepubii-
cam, for Governor, VIII have plurality OF
about 1900. lie was bitterly opposed by
the lquor-meu and ron behind in all The
large cities. Ir this (Wayne) county Cleye-
aud's plurality il 4,4g4. while that OF Burt
lDrmocratl, for Governor. r. 0,635. iu the
country. however. Luce more than beid bis
own. The Republicans have carried eight
~ the congrcssonh dietricis, Democrats
two. and one tho TenfN) il Ftiil I'm d0uht-a
Republican gain of two. Tie Republicans
VIII have q majority in The Legislature OF %
on JOINT ballot.
MISSOURI.
ST. Iorfs. November S.-Compieto returns
from eighty Of ~ counties in the State and
iartid returns and adyices from the r.
mauder show that Cievelsuds plurality
viii be ab1u. 10000. and thst oi Francs, Tor
Governor, about 0rU. -. Louis compete
gives Cleveland 2jc4l; Harrison. 81 9l"i
rrspc,. "a 5g7. kinbaa. re- f36. IrnonleAl
,cro,i. Gon nearly all Of the remaining
..,,,,ti,s sioo Fr,.ci. an eouaI ratio OF ssins
81, Ices I'm ,hout teu counties. and the
D,,,o,rs,ie Commute. claims his plurality
,,.i.l moi Dee lea than 10000. The Bcpurii-
can Committee does not concedc the election
Of Francis. bu claim Kimhall has an equal
chance 20 win. The committee decline 90
slve auy figures until tho official returns are
received.
The Democratic state Committee concedc
tt.1,f.,t ~ el,tdr democrat. for Congress
.n the Tenth disirigt. TINS m7kcs Re-
,.nIlicsn .p.in Of three conqrcssncn I'm the
I, lam, distr.ct- Kws.v. Rcpnhletn, over
,lq,iy. Democrat. ip tnc Tenth: hcilriuR-
ham, If,.ubllcau. over OMEN. Democrat. IN
3D.. r...ltt sad Irtuk. Republican. over
C,s.,utl,. Democrat. i'm the Ninth.
e-rVhDA
.t... % Datum,
an t.- 90. .'',.o,'.I
H"' ,'' t'',N w. ~, ,.,l.'.i..J % No.,
give ".''' ,i.'' ',.,,,..l ,,i,o
,. -, ,,..,' t1, and ,s,s7te
n.,'a,'',, etlg
ONO.
C,rt-,,prs q No.e.Dber S.-The Demo-
.,.,... .,,tc Committee. ON the returns re-
.'..,.,, d., t,,o, ma, IN u,iaui,ht from slxtv-
.', WV, ..,,,y,'-' slain cam ~ over G.ooo.
,'.'..o..,, 1,,I,lli..u nln~aliIv ofsbnutt 1900
moot me STRONGEST Democratic counties
t.,.r.t ~, lscn bo,rd from. They con-
.',o To I,.t,.i. ~ Horc,. Rrpublcan. in
.'..,,,,t' ,..,,r...,ol1I diJrict and suU
.'' ..,l.,.,,, NJ ~,r,,eh,r Dcmorrat mn
,i.. $50, rLe g.rnbucan COMMITTEE
Ito, ,'I.,,,l,ty ~ op'.22 on The rational
,i.t.t SO figures are given on tie STATE
officers.
CNClSNAu, O., November 81 Story
rs I'm circulation IN toYnS'on, hy" lu'l
speaRer Carlisle rs TO he deprived o. h,s Ger,
uocsie Of election oh '"e Sioun" o. "''h'"
il'cgaity OF ballots cast i'r mn I'D 'Hlni
nell and keuion counties. IL Is assumed
tnat II those are thrown oar as 'u'lv',l IA
tha district VIII %, overcome, H'U'"'"y ~
,r,'i,o ,.sn.i y-,th no al.iiprui.ling features.
bui the Catlis.c ballots we're printed on large
..eci. ,f pcri,raI,d p,rer. to that when Tie
t.l,+. ere torn spsrt tbe peri orations ap-
n,,r.I ON the edges aud made thcm easily