The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-29

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COUNCIL.
!, ~ ftrst Ward.-C. C. McRae Conservative,
1oo William j. Jones (Conserystiyel 1esI
to- c .. Wnltehead (Conservatiyes 1893. jus
seryatiye). 1e9. 'y looh
7 oecond Ward.-N. A. Eubank (Cen y 14e.
sso n. Il; Perdue (Con.l, IA: W. q, Tavio, o
XGon:l, i4o. Justice Of the Pe,ce +. Tamo.,
M. IN merdue (Con.), 14J. ~ '''nes
n'Ta Hard.-W. L. Moody fCon,s 1se
sn, .. ~, ,S, O"ehs, Sr., [Con.l 77;G c. snder'
Ion tSon.1 lo1. Justice OF the Peac,
:, hep4bI.cdns.-E. B. Bowie. 17s 1N
Moles, 100; Jordan Smith. 122. :Jnss,;ns r.. -a as
the Peace. w. b. Mann, Els. ''''e u
Fourth Ward.-James D. CRAIG ff,o,
100; A. L. Bradley (Con.). 29s :: e, Mor,;ss' Mriss
sett (Con.), 1s1; A. Avis (Repl 15s.
George Mum tRep.) 1853; jos. Carter fRen1
io3. Justice of the Peace: s. T. Han cock
(Con.) 1919; J. B. Johnson (Rep.), 155.
Inc entire Conservative ticket is elected
"ltn the exception of the clerk Of the Hust-
ings Court.
In the Third Ward. E. B. Howle and
James M. Moles independently for Council,
are elected over S. r. Owens, Sr., and G. c..
ANDERSON, regular nominees.
The vote for Traphagen includes that cast
also for Z. S. StraphageD, mistake having
been made in bis name.
lt Is but proper to say that Mr.. Alexander
AVIS, nominated on the Republican ticket,
such. -
MIR. A. A. Allen was not a candidate, and
the vote he received was only comphmen.
tary.
Especial tclegrams tothe Dispatchj
PETERSBURG REDEEMED.
CONSERVATIVE MAJORITY THREE HUNDRED
GENERAL REJoIsJNGs.
PETERSBURG, May 29-2:3O A. M.-Tbe
conservatives of this city, after the mostex-
citing contest known in its history. have at
last redeemed it from Radical rule.
The majority for the general ticket is eco.
rive out OF the six wards have gone Con-
seryative. The rejoicing throughout the city
over this glorious result is without parallel.
Professions are now marching through the
etsin honor of the great event.
ROBIN ADAIR-
ALBEMARLE.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, May 79.-The returns
from Monticello and Courthouse precincts
Indicate the largest majorties ever made by
the Conservatives. There is no doubt that
the Conservative ticket is elected through.
out the county by q large majority. Can't
get figures tonight.
Latsr-The election in the Charlottes-
vile township went off quietly. The sue.
cess Of the Conservative party is far beyond
the expectations OF any one. The leading
Conservative candidate, J. F. Fry, assessor.
leads, with at least $50 tuajority.
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
NORFOLK, May 29.-The election passed
of in Norfolk and Portsmouth quietly to-
day. There was no disturbance IN any OF
The wards, and the day was conspicuous for
the decorum observed ut the polls. The re.
suit IS us follows:
The Whitehead ticket Conservative was
elected in Norfolk by 6S3 majority over the
Kimberly ticket. No Radical ticket in ths
field.
In Portsmouth, owing to confusion occa
stoned by an overplus of votes cast, the tirst
and fourth wards will not be counted before
daylight. It is now l o'clock-the Secont
and third wards give A. S. Watts (Conser
yative) joint majority of 162 oyer J. 7.
Dickerson (RadicaD.
CAMPBELL.
LYNcHBURG, May 2S.-Bureh (Republi
CAM, for Mayor, 333 majority North (Re
publican), for Commissioner Of Revenue
22S majority; Christian (ConserYativel TO-
CommonweaIth's Attorney, 121 majority
Dewitt CONSERVATIVE, for High Constable
40 majority; Hughes, for City Sergeant itht
only candidase), unanimously elected.
PITTSYLVANA.
DANyILIE, May 2S.-Eiection here is very
close. Votes will not be counted till aitel
- O'Clock. Cole (ConseryatiYel for May
is believed to be elected.