The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-26


FREDERICKSBURG. Va, May 25.- In King
George, Mason Qndependent) Is elected
Commonwealth attorney over Ashton
Wemocrat). The contest between Jones
Democrat) and Payne (Mahoneite), for
treasurer, is very close. with one precinct
10 hear from. All reported elected are
Democrats.
Montgomery.
CHRisrIANsBuRG, May 25.-The Demo-
Gratis elect j. II. lIoge Commonwealth
attorney by 2S4 majority, &. w. Sullivan
treasurer by 233 majority; also, three SUI
pervisors aud probably one commissioner
OF the revenue.
The Coaitionists elect Barnett sheriff
over Fagg by 81 majority and one commits
sioper Of the revenue.
The vote was large.
Petersburg Rcpudinting Cameron and His
school Board.
PETERSBURG, MAY 25.-Cameron's ma
iority for Governor in this city was about
500. Bland district, which usually gives
300 Mahoneite majority. yesterday gave II
majority for the Democrats.
Prince George, Appemattox, SC.
PETERSBURG, May 2j.-Prince George
county yesterday reversed its large Coali-
ton majority given at the last election. and
yesterday gave q majority o' 1i2 for w.
ID. Temple and l.. X. Marks, the Dem
ocratic candidates for sheriff and commits
sioner Of the revenue. a warm fight on
party lines was mode on these two offices,
and the result is n square defeat OF the Co
alti0nISts in one OF their strongest coun-
ties.
PETERSBURG, May 25.-In Prince George
i~.st l. oil tod 1.x-
about 1870 majority.
Matoaca and Winirec's -Store precincts. in
Chesterfield county, give Democratic ma
iorities. Ettrick precinct, in the same
county, gives ReadiuSter majority.
ADpomattoX county is reported TO have
gone for the Readiusters.
A light vote has been polled, but great
interest is felt in the result Of the election.
Princess Anne and Norfolk County.
NORFOLK, VA, May 25-The returns
from Norfolk county to-day are complete
and niue. better for the Democrats, the
majority for the Democratic candidates be-
ing over GOO.
Captain George ID. Parker DemocraD
beats Colonel William ii. Stewart (Mabone-
ite). aud Sheriff Lesner, the Straightout,
has 200 majority. The Board OF Superyi-
sors consists OF three Democrats, two Re-
adjusteIs, and Straightout. Two Demo-
Gratis in the field for treasurer caused
Lyons, the Coalitionist, to get 10 majority.
and defeated the Hon. John +. Dezendorf.
In Princess Anne county Major j. Il.
WOodhouse (DemocraD beats {. L. Ackiss
(Coaitionis0 by 200 majority. The whole
democratic ticket OF the county is elected
by maiorities varying from $50 to $50, and
there is great rejoicing throughout the
county.
Princess Anne has heretofore been a
solid Malone stronghold.
Pittsylvania. North Danville, and Henry.
DANvILLE, May 2j.-Overbey is elected
sheriff 10y $50 majority; Whitehead. treas
urer, by 1900; RiSon, Commemorative
attorney, 1880.
The Democratic nominees for commits
Sioners OF the revenue are all elected; also,
six supervisors out Of seven.
The whole Democratic ticket is elected
in North Danville.
Monford says it is a Democratic cyclone.
In Henry county, Henry Tuggle Demo
craft Is elected sheriff; j. W. Tuggle
Democrat). treasurer; Richardson Co
sitionist), attorney, over two Democratic
candidates. Coaltionist Jones, and King,
Democrat, commissioners Of the revenue,
in free fight.
Henry men here say it is Democratic
victory the square fight being between j.
w. Tuggle and Sheffield for treasurer. and
that Captain Ingles, OF Henry, emplOye in
the Auditors office. had been canvassing
the county for q fortnight and went back
crestfallen.
Pulaski.
DUBLIN, VA, May 25.-In Pulaski coun-
tv, Morehead DemocraD. for treasurer,
has 1.0O5 majority; Cooper Democratl, for
sheriff, 627 majority: Fitzhugh CDemocrat),
for commissioner, 600 majority; Wysor
DemOcrat, for Commonwealth attorney,
80 majority.
No party issue.
POwhltau.
SUBIETT's TAVERN, May 25.-Bass Dem
ocrat). 1913; Swami (CoalitiOn), 1l3; Bass's
majority, 10. Jordon, 1874; Frayser, 1O3-
.Jordsn's majority, u. Flanagan, III;
Dance. 115-Flanagan's majority, 9. This
precinct in the last election gave, we be-
iieye. a Readiuster majority OF about 10
or so The Democratic gain on the last
election in the county is 800.
Rockbridge and Lexington.
LEXINGTON, Va, May 25.-Unofiicial re-
turns from all the precincts in this county
indicate the defeat OF State Treasurer Reve-
lev for county treasurer. Witt DemocraD
is elected over Updike (CoalitionisD for
sheriff. There was no Coalition nominee
for Commonwealth attorney, and the con-
test is close between Graham and Moore
(Democrats).
The Democratic ticket for mayor and
colIncilmen was elected over the Coalition
ticket by large maiOrity-nearly two 10
one.
State-Treasurer Reveley comedies his de-
feat.
Rockingham County.
U,RRIsoNBURG, VA, May 25.-Twenty
out OF twenty-four precincts in this county
give Harrison. Coalition nominee for Com
monwealth's attorney, 312 majority. ms
will be increased TO 450.
The Coalitionists elect four ont OF five
supervisors, and four out OF five commits
sioners OF the revenue. The Coalitionist
majority in the county last fall was G3O.
HARRIsoNBURG, Va, May 25.-The vote
here was CHA decrease OF So from the No
yember vote. The contest in this county
was for Commonwealth attorney between
Harrison, Coalition nominee, and Leggett,
the Democratic independent candidate
The Coantionists will probably carry the
county by decreased majority.
Shenandoah County.
WOODSTOCK, VA, May 25.-In Shenan-
doah Williamson (Readiuster) is elected
sheriff by 600 majority; Walker tReadiust-
err elected Commonwealth attorney, and
Koontz independent candidate for treastI-
rer) elected without opposition. The Re
adjusters elect commissioner OF the reye-
nue. by 800 to 600 majority.
Southampton Redeemed.