Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-05


hour Indicate the election Of the entire
20 900.
The following congressman are und9.nv,s-
edly elected: Fellows Democratl, Si ixs
district; Flower OemocraD, Iwelitn
Warner Democrat), Eleventh; Cummings
Democrat), Ninth; Spinols Democrap,
Tenth: Campbell Democrat, bishtn'
Fitch Democrat). Thirteenth.
ALBANY. N. Y, November sue nsw
ballot law worked with little friction
in this CITY and is warmly praised. The
streets were as quiet as on Sunday, ana the
absence Of money, whisky, and disorder at
the poles was noted by all: The cniet
difficulty was in folding the ballots: anu
lawyers and bankers, az well a. unlettereu
mon, suffered from confusion on TINS
point. In some districts Federal deputy
marshals assumed the power to go INTO
the booths with tho voters and remain oe-
hind the rails.
ArBAyY. November 4.-Tracey Demo
craft for Congress IL reelected by about
$500 majority. CNineteenth district
WORTHWHILE. N. u, November i.-George
w. Ray (Republican) is elected IN the
Twenty-sixth congressional district. The
district is now represented by Delano (he-
publican).
BUFFaLo, n. Y, November 4.-Returns
from Western New York counties indicate
the election Of the following candidate
for Congress- Thirty-frst district, Mads-
worth, Republican; Thirty-second, Lock
wood, Democrat: Thirty-third, bunting,
Democrat, probably; Thrty-fourth, HOOK
er, Republican. Lockwood takes the place
OF Farquhar, Republican. Lockwood IS
Cleyeland's political sponsor.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD. n. H.. November 4.-The Re-
publicaus concede the election of Mckin-
ney CDemocrat) tor Congress in the First
district by 700 plurality. Returns from 20
towns give Tutile (Republican) tor Gov
ernor 1866 Amsden Democratl, 1884;
Fletcher PrOhibitionistl, 312. The same
towns in 1898 gave GOodell (Republlcan)
1902; Amsden Democrat. H.Ot2; Carr
Prohibitionist), 42l. Republican netloss,
Go
Concord, n. H.. November 4.-The indi-
cations are that there Is no choice of Gov
ernor by tho people Of this State, that Nc
Kinney Democrat is elected to Congress
IN the First district and that the Second
district is very close. the chances being IN
favor Of Moore (Ropublican). In 70 towns
the Democrats gain IL members OF the
House Of Representatives, and at their
headquarters in this city they claim that
they have carried it by good majority.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, n. j., November 4.-The YER
dict tonight is favorable TO tho ballot re-
form law.
CANTON. O., November L-Thirteen pre-
cincts in Stark county, out Of total OF
sixty-four. give a gain for Mckinley OF
49, NcKinley's own ward complete, Just
in. gives a gain of 1856. This makes Nc
Kiuley's gain SAG in fourteen of the sixty
four precincts in Starkc county, which
went LOO for Campbell last year. One
precinct heard from in Medino county
gives Mckinley q gain of q.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., November with tho
execution Of few salOon-keepers who
violated the law by keeping their places
| open on election-day there were no arrests
| IN the CITY to-day on account of the cleo
| ton. A law which has been in effect seve
raj years prohibits gatherings within one
| hundred feet Of polling-places, and The
| consequence is that there are no gather
| ings al all and none Of the excitement fO5
| tered by crowds IL now 10 be seen nj cleo
| lions. Besides there has been no unusua
| excitement here during the canvass
meetings. and little OF the bitternes.
| or wrangling usually preceding an cleo
| ton. TO-day's voting was reflex OF th'
| dignifed calmness that has marked tho
| conduct of the campaign. Voters ap
| preached the polls FREQ from the sollclta
| lions of ward-wOrkers, and on depOSitinl
| their ballots left the place. As result
there were no Quarrels and no crime, anC
| voters went about their business conhden
| that under the efficient administration O
| the registration law there was TO be no de
! feat of the peoples VIII by trlekerg o.
| criminal peryersiOn Of returns. Inc diyi
! sions among Democrats caused 10y tn
| aholislment of the Board Of City Improve
ments had It's effect IN general apathy
| among many of the most active men IN Tia
| Democratic party. =.
Cleveland, o., November 4.-The ind
cations are now that Johnson, the. Demo
| cratic candidate for Congress in this dis
| trict. ia elected. The Republican count
! ticket. except. perhaps, the candidate 10
| sheriff, is elected.
| COLUMBUs, o., November 4,-Eariy II
| turns from nearly every section OF IN
! state indicate Republican victory on mino
State officers by majorities ranging fror
| Is 900 70 1000.
PENNSYLVANIA.
prrrsnrRGH. November 4.-SenatOr Qua
| telegraphs from Beaver: Tho battle
over Delamater will have majority {
| 80. 600 in the State
GAINS FOR PATTIsoN AND DEIAAATER.
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-The follow
inc are some gains for Pattison and Delf
mater respectively. Pattison gains Lehlg
county. 1879: Fulton county, 43; Blair, 2yl
Lancaster. 1871; blifiin, lGl; Armstrong
ago; York, 1 ,408 LycOrnnQ, 6lH; Lebanon
5G6; Northampton, 1913: Columbia, 2Od
Tioga, $50: Centre. 1,050.
Chester: With one half tho county hear
from the estimate Is that Pattison has cal
red the county by about GOO majority
This would indicate Democratic gain
200.
Butler county, 679; Allegheny, 2,sll
Berks, 2.7l0; Indiana, 400; Juniata, 81
Mercer. 1913; Huntingdon ESTIMATED
ZOO. Philadelphia-Se Second Ward, "a,
Thirteenth Ward, 40; Fifteenth War,
g35: Fourteenth and Seventeenth ward
b75: Eighth and Ninth, 107 Eleventh an
Delamnter gains in Northumberland
county 73 Montour county, "a; Philade
phia-Sixth Ward, o.; Tenth, 81; Fit
$40. These are all so far heard from.
PArr1soN APPARENTLY ELECrED.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, November 5.-At l.:
o'clock this morning Chairman Andrew
of the Republican State Committee, mac
the following statement: The Republics
State Committee believe Delamater n
a plurality, but the result Is close and
may take the official figures 70 determine
Chairman Kerr, Of the Democratic sta
Committee, claims the State by 100
majority. He asserted that bis Gdylc
showed that Pattison will come 20 Phll
delphia with not less than $4,000 malorlt
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence. Il. /. November 4.-lapha
Democrat), for Congress IN the FIRST az
trict, is elected by 1895 majority oY
Spooner.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, S. c., November At
total vote in the State to-day will not c
coed rs, 900. Tillman Is elected by not Il
than $4,000 majority. The. election h
| been absolutely devoid Of incident or e
) element. Neither the whites nor q
blacks were enthusiastic, and thousan
/ abseuted themselves from the polls, ma
because they had no registration certi
T Gates. aud many more because tn
: couldn't vote for Tillman and would d
? vote for Haskell. The negrOe having
, regular ticket in the field, declined
: choose between the Democrats. The yo
{. in Charleston was the lightest ever know
the total being about l,5OJ out OIL tot