Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
South Dakota.

CHARLESTON, s. c., November SIN this
State to-day the voting was for presideh-
| tlal electors, seven congressman, GoVernoF
and other State officers, and Legislature.
THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
CHARLESTON, S. c., November s.-Wlth
| the possible exception OF the Seventh DIS
trict South Carolina returns solid Demo-
| cratic delegation to Congress and chooses
nine Cleveland electors. The congress
sional delegation will stand as follows
First District, w. II. BrawlY (re-electedl
Second. w. Jasper Talbert; Third. A, {.
Lattimer; Fourth. George W. Shell IRE
elected: Fifth. T. j. Scrail; Sixth, John
| l.. McLaurin. In the Seventh the candl-
dates are General L. W. Noise Democrat)
and G. w. Murray (colored Republcan).
1t is quite possible that. General Noise
may secure the election, thus making the
| delegation solid as now.
North Carolina.
RALEIGH. n. c.. November 8.-The voting
| in this State to-day was for presidential
| electors. nine congressman, Governor
and other State officers, and Legislature.
THIRD-PABTY STRENGTH.
Returns coming in slowly. The vote
shows that the Peoples party drew as
| heavily from the Republican as from the
| Democratic vote.
ELECTION SUPERVISOR We. DRUMMER.
raleigh, N. c., November 8.--The cleo
| tion here was one OF the Qulet6st on record.
| There were no disturbances at the polls.
| This evening at O'Clock there was the
| only sensation Of the day; there was q
| fight between A. W. Shafer. chef super
| visor Of elections. and John Carroll, welt
| known travelling-mau. The scene OF the
| fight was "A store on Fayetteville street
| Carroll made some remarks 10 Shafer anu
| the latter SAID II was n lie. IneY at once
clincned, blows were passed, and they went
| together. The police ran in and stopped
| the fight. Neither combatant was hurt.
TIE WILMINGTON DISTRICT.
WuM1yGroN. n. c., November S.--The
result Of the election in this State shows
| n sweeping Democratic victory ON both
| State and national tickets. The state
| ticket ran ahead, bot Cleyelands majority
| will be very large. 5. B. Alexander Demo
craft is re elected to Congress from this
| Ohe SIXTH district by an overwhelming
majority over Maynard (Ihird-party can
| didateJ New Hanover county. which In
| cluIes this city. elects the whole Demo-
cratic ticket. Clevelands majority in the
| county may reach 700-a gam OF LOO over
| the vote o. 1888.
| coNGEEssMAN GRADY REELECTED.
WuNISGroN. n. c., November s.-Grady
| Democrat is reelected to Congress from
! the Third District over koOnce Third
party candidate) and Clarke (Republican).
| AsHEvULE. n. c., November S.-Spec ecial
| dispatches 10 the Citizen from the nlnth
| district indicate the election Of Crawford
| 0DemocraO, over Prtchard (Republcan),
| by at least 800 majority.
! Pennsylvania.
| PHILADELPHIA. November S.-Because Of
| the intricacies of the new ballot system,
| the returns from Philadelphia and the
| greater part of Pennsylvania will be late.
| At l045 nothing whatever had been heard
from the vote in this city. The polls clos
| at Z. N.
Rhode Island.
| Providence. November S.-The total vote
| of the State, lacking twenty districts, IS :;
| Harrison, 1928; Cleveland. 1882. The
State goes for Harrison.
Ohio.
COLUMBUS. OHIO. November s.-The indi-
| cations are that the Republican ticket IA
| elected by a majority not materially lower
! than that given to Mr.. Mckinley last fall.
! CINCINSATI ORDERLY.
| CfvCINNATI, November She vote of
| this city and county was cast in perfectly
| orderly manner and 10 the entire satstac-
| ton of every voter. who was certain that
| his vote was securely deposited. The
| amended ballot has produced no confu-
| sion and there was no occasion for any
sort Of disturbance or excitement. 1t wa
a free expression OF the will OF the voters.
| Most OF the tickets were cast straight.
! COLrMBus, ONO, November S.-The citi-
zens of tho Buckeye State voted to-day
| for presidential electors. twentv-One con-
gressmen, Secretary OF State, aud minor
! State officers.
New Jersey.
SCRATCHING UNPRECEDENTED.
| JERSEY CITY, Nj, ,Novembe S.-Through-
| ont the State OF New Jersey the poll Of
| votes was very heavy, and the amount of
| scratching was unprecedented. For Gov
ernor and other candidates the vote was
very much confused. The Reading COM
| bine bill was an important factor in the
| election, and in some sections the local
| influence counted for more than party
! featy. Another important factor IN the
| fight was the Boards of Public Works,
| which were established in many of the
| cities. Many persons who voted their
| tickets straight IN all other respects voted
| for candidates for the Assembly who had
| pledged themselves 10 work for the repeal
| of the bills creating these boards.
| TRENTON. Nd, ,koyemberS.-The voting
| IN this State to-day was for presidential
| electors, eight congress men, Governor.
| and a Legislature which Will elect United
| States senator in place of Rufus Blodgett
| Democrat.
| CONGRESS AND LEGISLATURE.
TRENTON. November Sat Democratic
HEADQUARTERS It is claimed that five cut of
| the eight congressman are Democrats. IL
| is also claimed that four OF the eight sena-
! tors elected are Democrats. Inc leaders
| also claim that a saIe Democratic majority
| has been elected to the Assembly.
| New Hampshire.
CONCORD, n. H., November SIN this
| CITY the Democrats have gained. heavily.
The count will not be completed TIL morn
! ing, but the Democrats say that the lndl-
| cations furnish "a good basis for a claim to
a Democratic majority and the city gov
ernment,
| THE COUNTING SLOW.
MANCHESTER. n. H., November s.-The
returns from this State Will be late. The
counting under the Australian system de-
laws matters beyond all expectation. Re-
turns from twenty scattering towns and
one ward of this city show uniform Re
publican gains. which, II continued, Will
| give Harrison the state. by over 3,0OO
Indications favor the election of Blair
| (Republican) in the First Congressional
| District and the election OF Smith (Repub-
lcan) for Governor.
wisconsin.
LUTHERAN VOTE DEMOCRATIC.
MILWAUKEE, November 8. - Governor
Peck says that the Lutherans voted for
him to-day, as they did two years ago. and
| that Cleveland got the German Lutheran
| vote also.
MADISON, Wis. November s.-The voting
| to-day in this State was Tor presidential
> electors. ten congressman, Governor, and
| other State officers. and a Legislature,
which will elect United States Senator in
place OF Philetus Sawyer (Republican).
| Minnesota.
ST.. PAUL, November s.-The election in