Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-04
VIRGINIA RETURNS.
rryvHrR FIGURES FROM TIE ELEc-
TON OF TUESDAY.
-, x.iorities IN Counties Facts and
spscslsnOnt Touching the Rs'Sit-
The Redmond District.

mn, ror-rsponaenre and kilograms given
- furnish further facts and figures
'-,.h,pr the congressional elections In Viz
-. IN Tuesday. Prom the districts put
-, ves,er0sy morning as doubtful
- ,,ss been heard 10 show that they
-, carried h, she Republicans. The
r,,.~1 Scve,t aud Eighth districts art
o-,fic. thus n'sking The Virginia dele
49, In ~, ncx United states House Of
,,.--,.rliativc. seven Republicans to thr1a
pemocrar
p.vtrNE GEtEN. November s.-Caroline
..--r.., give, .'l7o ne li:epubliosu) SS7 ms
iH.N. ,
~.rrv. Nt.. November S.-Ofhcial re-
-. from 81 ihf precincts q Accomack
.-.',.-y NV, Cr.Vfou 2,l73; Browne. i.ssS.
ro,nrsrcd with THE congressional cleo
- t,,5 vc..rs $50. TINS shows Democratic
~. ~ - and o. Republican gain oflS3-a
.,,fre ~ 80 against the Democrats.
t1,.---v'n,'s minority q SIS In Northampton
- .nsl,ie himio leave the Eastern shore
80 q ,n1iorit, % a IN hi favor. Demo
80, l,,-e are dn7cJ - the result, and con
-, Browuc's ,iefion by good majority.
,rrnnlrsLx AND GLOUCESTER.
Yrrs- PoIN7 November 3.--ofHcial re-
ms from Rid4t-stN give Browne Re-
,,-f,rcar' - ,ritv. Returns from five
ii....,pr.. in gloucester give Browne s52
,,s3,-ity. Thr four precincts 10 bear from
- redurf this fo about $50, SAYS the Dem
'.-st,r chairn,sn. Buens Vista precinct,
!, Kirg and omen, give Browne 60 ma
i,r,ty. a republican KAN.
W. p0GN7. November 2-Ful re-
.--p. from Ci'u-esler give Browne 398;
nsfb,vs clves trUX'on 235 majority;
M ana queen gives Browne - majority.
NaETHtgIToN.
IAs-vuIL Va. November North
---r,es count, gives Browne. Republican,
g. uaiorl;N.
SECOND District.
x.rrsrE. November 3-The complete
-..-.rr.. from Princess Anne county came
ir -,r.iderahlv after midnight last night,
end we're sen .rsl surprise, the county
f,,irr gone Republican at every precinct
I.-, one aud given to,sl majority Tor Bow
s.ro f 7n. Democrats were confident the
-.rr.v would give II least 2lo Tor Parks.
s.rrrauNon was slso disappointment
vl.., tf,, ci'y was Notifying. Every
vb.-s III ttf second district there was a
f.-i-rr n = fhe Democratic vote. the peo-
,.. Mt fsslfu. interest enough In TIE eiec-
nm q. e. o. tHt polls. Except IN The lower
Peninsula. tnt BFpu lhc4ns made heavy
-s,-. IN all TIE counties 10y polling their
i-r strength To dsy the Republican
r.rvr.lvs hcrf arc claiming ,he district 10y
t.0 majority. All the huileun-boards
--. ta-ourrd Wit people anxious 70 hear
.t. result from other portions % the state.
r.r,.ra'. az generally depressed. i IS
..r.a ,la, four hundred businessmen
fNrio-k r,maaed SWAY from the poll.
CHARGES OF FRAUD.
N-rr1K. "a. November 3.-A number
,t-b. Republican party nanscers went be-
Or. ht grand llrv tAls afternoon and
-..... lsa-.t. against tbe Electoral Board
"a ell. rtt ~ yi.l.tiue The election laws.
Gil. --ud Jury adjourned Until Tomorrow
v...g- taking action.
Int District.
7- .r. .stis f..I.w VII bt found the vote
ff... precinct In HeuDcu county. IN
...r.. Att-tnsl r'ou. new one. which
e.. .a.r a~t.'..-at. since the last election.
s....aIeL.. ru'y Waddl', majority i