New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-07
MAHoNE CONFIDENT OF VICTORY.
UNAIAPMED ny DEMOCRArIO CLAIMs-TIE LEADER
ASSAULTED on THE STREET.

UN4IAEMED ny DFNfOCRATIC CLAIMS-THE LEADER
ASSAULTED on THE STREET.
tBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEl
RIcHyoyD. Nov. G.-All the dispatches up to this
hour show large Democratic gains Inc Democrats
claim both Houses, and it is generally conceded
that tbev have elected the Senate. Malone the
Readiuser leader Is here, and says he Is cohnuehV
of victory.
Senator Malone. while visiting the polls here
to-day. was struck in the face by white man
numcd Long Mahone's son Butler attempted #"
shoot Long, but was prevented by the police Ihey
disarmed him. The affair created much excitement
here.
REGISTRATION BOOKS STOLEN.
w,euxcrov Nov. 6.-The Star says: a dis
match received by Chairman Barbour of the Nlr-
pinia Democratic Committee, at his ONCE
in Alexandria this morning, informed him that the
entire registration books of precinct in Roanoke
County had been stolen. Inc thelt was
not discovered until this morning AS tn'
prccinct usually gives about 200 Democratic MAJOR
itv. the local managers applied to Chairman Bar
bour for advice He telcgraphed back directing
them 70 have every vote offered recorded though
of course. no vote there polled will be legitimate
Mr.. Barbour said that If anything ol
consequence depends upon that precinct "
contest yould be made based upon the list
of votes received. The election for State senator
in that district is admitted to be very close and
Jnrhtful II is believed that very few votes VIII
decide it one way or the other; ana inc c"niIol VI
the state Senate may depend upon INC uiNti'., ~
Both parties are specially cNcrtng themselves 10
curc n majority of the Senate. aud, tins beng me
situation the theft of the registration lists AT Il
single polling place Is important
4 SMALL NEGRO VOTE AT DANYlLLE.
pANyuIr. Nov. G-Aftcr the Mayors procama-
ton Of Yesterday, announcing the arrangements lot
preserving the peace and stating that those arrange
mcnts were deemed complete and reliable, \. VI.
Wheeler. acting chairman of the Liberal Coalition
partv. and George G. CJbcll, chairman Of the Dem
ocraic party of the city requested the Mayor ~ an
additional means of preserving the peace Z" I"I"'N
any assembly If men oi either party, "hI'e OF COZ
orrd az public speaking, parade or procession '"I
the ~thm,t. and such ord'!. wrr" ISSUED. message
fr,u, Governor Cameron was received hy City Sell
gcant Wood Ia-t night, stating that h' 'ih' "
crpur bad ordered troops To- hr sent here from ki'h-
r,ouJ. fn which CAPTAIN Wood replied. after con-
sultiup with leading citizens, that J; was not ne
ccs,,ry to send troops This morning, however, tine
Richmond Light Infantry Blues ana a section "i
the Richmond lloNltlcr Company, WIN .IW' '''v
cuuipmcut~. came mp from Richmond; pee, o'
artillery was planted 10 NJlu--t near the Arlington
Hotel Tie Coalition Judges oi Election hI'II-
declined To serve. others "'l' alI"'n',u '',, ,,
Al one wand where th" negroes nave large rs
. tered majority not more than dozen votes H''
been given up io - pm
THE VALLEY DISTRICTS UNCHANGED
U,REl,Et.RG Nov. G.-Thc Nth aud Allth Valley,
and senatorial districts remain unchanged. Read
u.tcr has been elected from the Nth. and a Demo-
crat from the NIlth IhcNllIthDIsiricti claIW"dby
/ both portir4 There has been over 800 Democratic
gain with xix precincts 10 hear from at nidniHnt.
4 Private dl.patrLc- mdica'" majority Tor tho
. Democrat, ln the urNt senate aud li"u-'. ne
largest vote pollcd to-day M thls county That
/ has ever been cast since the war. lh'i' N'' no
disturbance at any pi'.ih'i'
/ DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY n ALEXANDRIA.
/ AIfNANuRiA. Nov. G.-AlcXandrII gives Demo-
/ cratic majority Of 200. L. l.. Meredith is elected
tn the senate from this district by about 200 ma
jorty.
4 QUIET ELECTION n TEEDEEICK- -BUEG.
/ TRrprR. .ch.BrRG, Nov d.-Ihcrc was a full
vote hero aud no disorder. In Spottsylyania
/ County Bailey DEM is probably elected hy a
| small majority over Green Rcadjustci, and has in
creased tnuioIitio. i'm stafford County. Few returns
from the county precincts VIII hc received Tonight
DEMOCRATIC GAIN IN NORFOLK COUNTY
NogroIK Now G-Ihc election passed of
quietly. Norfolk remains Coalition 10y 800 major
lty. Portsmouth is Democratic. The indication,
are that the Democrats viii gain a legislator III
Norfolk County
ALBENARIE CLAIMED BY THE DEMOCRATS.
! CU,ULorrreyuGE Nov o. This place, at
its two precincts polls the largest vote that has
been cast for many years and gives Moon and Dunn
Dcm.J 2lO majority. The Democrats claim
Abcimarlc County by large majority. AZ far as
heard from in the State there have been majort'cs
! for the Democrats
4 man from West Virginia was here to-day. Civ
/ ing the colorcd men mccndiay circulars, melting
them to vote for the Rcadiustcrs and to resist the
whites in a rotng mapner Attempts were made
| to arrest him. hut lac cludcd the authortIc-. The
| leading RcadjustoIH dcuouncc hls action.
TOWNS THAT SHOW DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
RIcunloXp. Nov. G.-O0icia returns from
eighteen precincts in this city and the estimated
vote of the remaining three precincts, show total
vote of about $1,000, and an average majority of
nearly $500 for the Democratic candidates for
| the Lcg-laturc. Manchester gives Demo-
cratic majority Of IiO, Democratic gain
Of 1866 over the Massey aud Wise vote of
last year A dispatch from Winchester says
the Democrats have carried that place for
the first time in seven years, and that the
! Democratic majority in the county Frederckl
will he 1000 The following cities also give
Democratic maioritics: Portsmouth, 30 Staun-
ton 32I ; Alexandria, G33; fredericksburg 29l ;
Lynchbmg, 400
Charlotte and Halifax Counties, which in
the last election were carried by the Coalitoniss,
are reported as having gone Democratic, the gains
being 800 and 700 respectively. In tnC Chester
field Senatorial district the Democrats have made
large gains and expect 70 elect Warwick
over Flanagan lCOalitiOnist This would
be gain Of one Senator Tho most hoty contested
Senatorial district IN the State has also been car
ricd by the Democrats. The contest was
between General William G.. Wickham, who
was supported by the Democrats, and Colonel A. W.
Jones Rcadjustcr The Democrats expect 10
have a majority in the Senate and probably in the
House of Delegates. The cOaltlOnists on the other
hand claim that they will control the House by a
small majority and the Senate by one or two.
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