The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-11

400: j. q. Reynolds, Democrat, Tor House
OF Delegates, Cumberland and Bucking-
ham, 1910.
DaBvilie.
TIE TOTAL VOTE IN CITY AND COUNTY.
ICOrrospondcnce Of the Richmond DispatcbJ
DLNyrILE, Va, November l0.-The
Democratic majority in the county is
now ascortained to be 1919, the vote OF
the two cities included, and this vote over
runs the vote given FOR Hancock by 2,5l3,
not 1000, as was reported yesterday. The
number OF votes oyerrun the number given
in 1880 by something over 5000.
Franklin Counfy-OGi ciai Vote.
Rocky MOUNT, November S.-Brown,
Democrat. for Senate, 1888; Powell, Co
altionist, for Senate, 1923. Browns ma
jority, 1,2l0.
Saunders, Democrat, for House, 2,S16
James, COalitiOnist, for House, 1,655.
Saunders's majority, 1,16l.
Isle OF Wight - Official - Lawson
Elected.
ISLE or WIGHT COURTHOUSE, Va, No
vember Sd telegraphed to-day Isle OF
Wight safe. Lawson elected by l majority.
| repeat the good news and send below the
official count:
Senate: Crumpler, Republican, 1888;
BTy ant, Democrat. l.lJ0.
House: Lawson, Democrat, 1,190; Gill
liam, Republican, 1889.
We have won great victory i'm the face
OF twenty-four Saw-mills lin our county,
and negro colonization.
We have grand rally and illumination
next week.
Rockingham.
SCORE ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC MEMBER OF THE
HOUsE.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.
STAUNToN. VA, November 10. The
Rockingham Board of Canvassers at their
adjourned meeting to-day after an all-day
session gave the certificates OF election to
Webb. Herring, and Soue- the first two
Readjusters, the last Democrat. Add one
more to your list OF Democrats.
StaunfOn.
PREPARING FOR THE JOLLIFICATION.
Especial telegram to the Dispa'ch.l
STANTON. November 1O.-Preparations
are busily going forward tonight for
great demonstration Monday night in
honor Of our victory. The clubs from the
country will be present in force, with
several hundred on horseback. Illumina-
ton, firing Of cannon, transparencies, pro-
cession, and speaking are on the pro-
gramme.
Shenandoah.
HEAVY READJUsTER FRAUDS DISCOVERED.
Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l
STAUNTON. November l0.--A letter from
Woodstock says Spengler (DemOcrat) win
contest GrandstaG's (Readiuster) seat for
Shenandoah, and that the frauds are such
that he will be seated.
Petersburg.
THE DISWIDDIE VOTE; FOUR PRECINCTS
THROWN OUT-PETERsBURG's DELEGATION
To ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PLANS.
[Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, November 10.-The COM
missioners OF election in Dinwiddie county
in cauvassing the returns on Thursday
threw out four precincts on the ground OF
iniormaliiios and irregularihes-yiZ. the
Courthouse, Rocky Run, Reams, and Suth-
erland's. The vote OF the county on the
face OF the returns was For Harris, col
ored Coalitionist, i.173; for Beck, Repub-
lean, $40. Harris's majority, 1888. The
vote with the four precincts thrown out
stands Harris, 675; Beck, $40. Harris's
majority, l26. so the result is not changed.
Notice OF contest Of Harris's seat on the
ground that he is not a citizen OF the !
county, will be duly served.
Petersburg will be represented at the |
Richmond celebration next Tuesday night /
by large and enthusiastic delegation OF |
Young Democrats. A train has been char !
tered for the occasion, and hundreds OF |
our citizens will 20 over. We expect !
Richmond to return the compliment when !
our celebration takes place.
While there Is no doubt that General |
Malone is greatly mortified over his de- !
feat, there is also no doubt, II reports be !
true, that he is determined 10 give the !
Democracy another battle next year. His !
plans, however, are secret. He has been
In consultation this week with number
OF his leaders, but the nature OF the inter-
views has not transpired.
The straightout Republicans have de-
cided TO celebrate the Democratic victory, |
and have appointed committees 10 make all
the necessary arrangements. The celebra-
ton Will take place next Wednesday eve
ming. ROBIN ADIIR.
Chesterfield County.
OFFICIAL yOTE-ELEcTI0N NORTHUMBERLAND
In0Us AGREEMENT OF THE BOARD OF CAM
WASHERS.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE, November
lO:-Tbe following is the vote Of Chester
field county:
Senator: =. c. Warwick. Democrat,
l,9O5; W. NJ. Flanagan, CoalitiOnist, 1868; |
j. NJ. Hodges, straightout Republican, 1. |
House Of Delegates w. w. Baker, |
Democrat, 1908; Joseph Hobson, Demo- |
crat. LOG; I. +. Hancock, Cozlitionist, i
1863; I. +. Henry (colored), Coalitionist, |
l,52i; Il. ID. Scott. Straightout Republican. |
j; A. Hill, straightout Republican, /; j. |
ii. Cox. /.
Warwick's majority over Flanagan BAT;
Bakers majority over Hancock 1874, over
Henry 1872; Hobson's majority over Han
cock 1871, over Henry 1856. Total vote |
cast, 3,472-largest ever cast. John |
5. Wise carried the county last fall |
by G2 majority. Democratic gain over
last year, about $50. Nearly ali Of
the former Rexdjnsters worked for and |
voted our ticket. Only those who wore
the collar (ofiice-holders) followed the Boss
Into the grave. The greatest change took
place at Ettrick precinct, which gave John ,
Wise 0 majority Of 24--the Democrats car