Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

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| Democrats can retain the confidence OF the
German voters. who have this year come
20 them for relief from oppressive mea-
surea there is no good reason why the
State should not go Democratic at the next
national election.
Unofficial returns from eighty-four coun-
ties give Campbell plurality of S,9Oj. Inc
four remaining counties which are Ash
land. Geauga, Ottawa and Paulding, gave
Powell. Democrat. plurality IN 1887 OF
$50.
Durrouy. Iowa. November 6.--The Herald,
| Democratic. has returns from thirty-hye
counties-one third Of the State-glvng
| gains 10 Boies, Democrat. OF l5'OOJ; II TN,
ratio continues. the Herald says. Boies VIII
! have ZOO plurality.
| Democratic. has returns from one hall the
! counties in iowa and tboy foot up l2,5W
majority for Boies. the Democratic candI-
| date for Governor. The other counties
will reduce this somewhat, so that u IS
! probable that his majority will run 5'OoO 10
/ s0O1.
! CHICAGO. November6.-A special dispatch
/ from Des ,Ioines. Ia. to tho Tr11u" 'He-
publican says: Al o'clock a. II. returns
/ have been received from nearly hall the
I state. They show q not Republlcdn loss
oil about 900 II the same ratio Of gaia rs
| kept up Mr.. Boies Will be elected by about
/ 2.5O0plulality. The Republicans SUI cl.dHi
| HutclMnsou's election. The heavy Demo
! cratic counties have been the first 10 re-
mort II /. believed that the ratio of Demo-
| cratic gains VIII fall of IN the remaining
half OF the State and elect Hutchinson by il
sruau plurality. The result ~ sure 20 pc
close Whichever wa II goes.
The following was sent 80 the Iowa inein-
! bor Of tho Democratic National Commit
tee:
H. J. Richardson. Darmpori, a.:
Returns so far indicate that Boies IS
elected hy about 1900. l'utchns. the
Labor Commissioner. comedies Hutcilin-
/ sons defeat.
Under .he present gcrrymand lt would
take q Democratic majority OF JO,JOO 90
/ carry the cgislaiurc.
C,uc,Go. November Ga special from
Dcs Noincs dated 4. VI. 60 the H1dd
, tDemocra0 eGys: Tho kepul ican 5'atc
/ Committee comedies the election oi Lo.eS
by from 5000 10 5000 plurality. The COM
mittee claimed a victory for Hutchinson
when the polls closed, but gradually
trimmed down its estimate from l5tOO
/ plurality as tho returns came IN. nnil at
/ last the result became so plain that they
were forcedtoackuOwlcdge Their candidate
beaten. ,,-
Lqtcr returns show the election of the
crtlrp Democratic state ticket 10y % ma
ioritv probably exceeding i0foo Eoies
seems slightly ahead Of the balance OIL lhe
Three hundred and oightv-sevcn pre-
ciuctsoivo Hutchinson 43. 925 Boies, $500;
Smith 4.5J}: Morgan. 81, 22J; Given, 44Oil,
and Brennan, 1880 The net Democratic
gam is 3,l9j.
We don't claim any majority" SAID DIR.
y. $. Hutchins, the state Comm, .loner
Of Labor. What plurality them was
asked. Neither DO we clam plurality.
/ We have no special advices and are de-
uepdinC on press reports. If thcv keep
M as they have been coming Boies Is
elected"
The entire Democratic State ticket j,
elected. - 81. ID Secretary Hunter, and Mr.
Boies has run well ahead Of his ticket;
He is elected hy at least 5000 majority, and
think the figures Will reach $1,000.
DuBUorr. Iowa. November G.-lhe Aodd
Democrat has returns from sNty-seycn
couDtieq in the State These give Boles q
plurality of 1900. The remaining thirty
two counties in 1887 gave q hepubhcan
plurality of II .29s. On tins basis Boles
already has plurality OF l1,9ZO III sixty
seven counties. so that al the gains IN the
remaining thirty-tWO counties VIII simply
add 10 his plurality. If The same rate Of
| Democratic gains continue through the
tbirfy-two counties Boies viii nave plu-
ralitv i'm the State of 5000 10 lO,OOO II Is
now impossible TO defeat him. and his
uInralitv il only question Of gains IN he
remaining one third Of the State 80 tar
there is not q county. with one or TWO eX-
ceptions. but what shows Denocfa'lc
ra;Ys. In the counties so FAR heard from
there is an average gain OF 31j 70 each.
The minority of Boics runs up To more
| than Is 0U0.
DIS MoINEs. a.. November G.-Full re-
turns from ninety-hve counties ana remain
ING four counties estimated same as two
| wears AGO show that BOies Democrat has
+ qg5 plurality. Official returns VIII un-
doubtedlv increase this majority TO about
| 600 The entire State ticket-Iieuteuan
! Governor, Justice of the Supreme Court,
SUPERINTENDENT Of Public Instruction, and
Railway COMMISSIONERS elected. The
Republicans claim the Legislature 10y eight
majority on joint ballot. The Democrats
do not cOncede more than three.
DIS MoINEs. Iowa, November 6.-ihe
Reqis'c. (Republcan) says: Returns from
every legislative district show that the
! next LEGISLATURE Will stand: Scnatc-Hc-
pnblicans, 2S, Democrats, %. Housc-ke-
publicans, 81; Democrats, Al; doubtful, l.
Massachusetts.
BosToN. November with the city Of
! Quincy and thirteen towns missing the To-
tails Of Yesterdays election are as follows :;
Bracket, 12j G9l Russell, 1923; Black
mer. - 2C3 The returns for Lieutenant
Governor are incomplete, but Alr. Halle )
plurality will probably ue larger than that
Of Mr.. Bracket The political makeup Of
the Legislature according TO these returns
Is: Senate. 30 Republicans and I'D Demo
crata AGAINST 81 Republicans and Demo
crets this year: House, 157 Republicans, 10
Democrats, and - TO be- heard from.
against $50 Republicans and 60 Democrats
this year.
been received from every town IL the
state except Gosold. The final figures,
which NAV be slightly changed IN the
official returns. give Bracket (Kepubll-
cam 1916 1872: Russell Democrat, l2O,sl3;
Blackmer (ProhbitionisD, l3,s34 Brack-
ett's plurality 5,g5. 10000,
In 1887 Ames (Republlcan) had l360OO;
Lowering Democrat, lls,3~; EaH ifro-
hibitiOnisD. l0,9j. -,
BosroN. Mass. November G.-The Senate
will be composed OF % Republicans and II
democrats. as compared with 81 Republ-
cans and 8 Democrats IN 1883. There are
100 Republicans and SO Democrats returned
TO the lower hOuee-a Republican loss OF
Is representatives from last year. In some
senatorial and representative distflctS the
vote was very close, and recounts Will be
asked.
BATIMoRE. November 6.-Ihe latest re-
turns from throughout the State indicate
<Lot the Dcmocrates will have a majority
i'm the State Senate and House Of Dele
eates. but not 50 large as III the last Legs
lature.
In this CITY the first branch OF the new
CITY Council viii consist Of nine Hepubh-
cans. one Fusion Democrat and twelve
REGULAR Democrats. The second branch
viii consist OF three Republicans, one fu-
sion-Democrat, and seven regular Demo
crats-the Democrats having majority OF
/ FIVE Oh Joint session.
BALnMoRE, November 6.-Ihe Legis;.a-
ture will certainly be Democratic and the
returns show that there were some SUI
prises and changes. The Legislature com
nosed of III mcmbcrs-26 IN the Sen2teand
g1 in the House of Delegates. IN the last
Senate there were % Democrats and Re
publicans; in the House II Democrats anu
20 Republicans. One half OK the number
of senators hold over. New senators were
elected in one district Of Baltimore cry
and in twelve counties The Legislature
is still Democratic, but by a reduced ma
JOrity.
New York.