Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-11-11
STATE ELECTIONS.
VIRGINIA..

gal, register, ana jOnn MarXhauSen,
Judge at first precinct Of Jefferson
ward, were arrested on y charge Of
fraud in returning the vote of their
precinct, whereby it is claimed that
Knight, independent candidate for the
Senate, was beaten by Gen. Bradley I.
Johnson, the conservative nominee
James S. Morrison was alsoarrested on
a criminal charge for misleading voters
They were held in $4,000 each until
To- morrow. II fraud at this precinct
is established and the vote thrown out
johnson will lose his election. Full
county returns are still light, but
enough has been received to show that
the complexion of the Legislature will
not be materially changed. Independent
candidates were voted for number Of
counties, but only in a few instances
with successful result. Caroline
county elected Swami, conservative,
and S. J. White, independent, for
House Culpeper county elects Male,
independent, over Strather, conserva.
tive. Henrico county elects Talley,
republican, over Bryan, conservative, a
republican gain; Hoeninger, conserva-
tive, in the same county, has but one
majority. unofficial. In Augusta coun
ty Hon. a. II. H. Stuart ran for the
House as an independent against his
wishes, and is probably elected. The
official count is needed to decide. II is
said he will not serve if elected. The
foregoing changes, so far as the polltis
cal status of candidates is concerned,
is all that are reported as yet.
General Bradley Johnsons majority
for the State Senate in Richmond is
IA; in Petersburg, Hinton, conserva-
tive, for the Senate, has 1,O5l majority,
and is elected; the conservative delega-
ties have the same majority--ail gains !;
Lynchburg has gone conservative, the
first time since 1869, the majority be-
ing ST; Roanoke county elects Watts,
conservative, to the House; Rock
bridge, Ex-Governor Letcher and W..
d. F. Leech, conservatives, without
opposition; Fauquier, Ex-Governor
William Smith and H. 8. Kerrick,
conservatives, without opposition; Hal
flax elects the entire conservative ticket
Norfolk, L. D, Stark and W. T. Italia,
ferro, conservatives; J. H. Gayle, con-
servatives, is elected to the Senate from
the Portsmouth district again;
il Stafford, G. V. Moncuie, for the
House, has a majority OF 300 over
Duff Green, in Albemarle the conser-
yativs ticket is elected.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY. November 3.-The Even
ING Journal says: The result OH the
State ticket is close and still matter
of doubt Our table shows small
apparent democratic majority. The
Senate, according to our, present re-
turns, stands twenty one republicans
and eleven democrats, and the former
may carry the tenth district, but the
others seem well settled. The Asselpr
bly, stands seventy -fve republicans to
fifty democrats, republican majority
of Twenty-Five. This may be varied a
little by further returns, but not mater.
tally.
The full vote of Kings county give
the following maiorities: Bigelow, dem
ocrat, for Secretary of State, 1907;
Dagget, republican, for sheriff, 1927;
Schroeder, republican,, for mayor of
Brooklyn, 1906.
Albany county complete -Bigelow's
majority $50; a republican Senator is
elected, also two republicans and two
democratic Assemblymen.
Duchess county gives Seward, re.
publican, for Secretary OF State, 44o
majority, republican gain of 1859. .
Ulster county gives Bigelow 2.5Oo
majority and Orange county about 3oo
Buffalo gives Seward about 3,ooo
majority.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHrLADELTn1A, November 8, 100 A.
M.-Returns received up to this hour
from this State indicate that Hartranft,
rep.s for Governor, has a ma orlty Of
about 1900.
PrrrsBuRG, Nov. 3.-Returns re-
ceived up to midnight from nlneStenths
of Allegheny county indicate MAORI
ty for Hartranft in the county of $500.
Pittsburg and Allegheny City comr
plete, with the exception of one small
district, give Harttranft 1856 majority,
a republican gain of 1920. Armstrong
county gives Hartranft over 800 major
ity. Forest county, with two town.
ships to hear from, gives Hartranft IS
majority. In Fayette county Pershs
ing has majority of about s25, a
democratic gain Of 225.
Arc1ilsoS, Kansas, Nov. 3.-The
election in this county yesterday re-
suited in complete republican victory.
Every candidate on the republican
county ticket was elected by MAORI
ties ranging from 13a TO eco. This is
the first time in many years that the
republicans of this county elected their
whole county ticket.
LEAvENwoKrH, November 3 Tie
vote in this county is not yet,in, but
the county officers will be divided be-
tween the democrats and republicans
Of seven Representatives the demo-
Gratis elect four, republicans Two and
independents one.
ATcH1soN, Kansas, November g.
In Doniphan county The republicans
elect 3 representatives to the Legisla-
turc, and divided the county offices
with the peoples party.
FoRr ScoTr, Kan, November g.
Bourbon county elects full republic
can ticket, excepting Judge and treas
urer, and returns three members to
the Legislature.
In Nemaha county two republicans
are elected to the Legislature, and the
county officers are divided about equal>
" with candidates on the peoples
ticket,