Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-11-03
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
Yesterdays Elect;ous

Yesterdays Elections.
Especial dispatches to the Alexandria Gazette.
WASHINGTON, November 3.--The latest
election returns show the defeat of
W. r. Morrison, of Illinois, and Speaker
Carlisle, of Kentucky, in their respective
districts by republicans
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. st is confident
ly asserted this morning that Yost rep is
elected in the tenth Congressional district
by from 900 to l 500 majority. The dem
ocrats carried the district in 1884 by 1,1S7
majority. This makes republican gain of
two Congressman. with the first, sixth and
ninth districts in doubt. These districts
were carried by the democrats in 1854. The
probabilities are that the republicans will
carry the ninth district and may carry
the first district. In the sixth district the
vote is very close and so far no Just estimate
can be made.
The Virginia Congressional delegation
stands as follows: 1st district, Browne rep !;
I'd district, Bowden, rep; Sd, Wise, DEM;
4th, Gaines, rep; 9Th, Brown, rep 9th,
Hopkins, knight of labor; 7th, 'Ferrall, dem;
Sth, Lee, dem; 9th, Bowen. rep; 10Th, Yost,
rep. The democrats lose five representatives.
The news from the First district is rather
meagre, and although by the returns now
in the republican candidate is elected, there
is a possibility that the democrats may win.
FAIRFAX c. H., Nov. 3.-With one small
precinct to hear from, Lees majority in
Fairfax county is 439. R. w. M.
FREDERICKSBURG, Nov. 3.-All the pre-
cincts in this county except two have been
heard from, which give Browne, rep, two
majority; the remaining precincts to hear
from will likely give the county to Croxton,
DEM, by about Is majority. R. B. NJ.
FREDERICKSBURG Later Official vote
from this county just in. Browne, rep, car
ries the county by % majority. Democratic
loss 63. R.B,M.
FREDERICKSBURG, Nov. 3.-Reports from
King George and Stafford indicate that both
counties have gone for Elan, republican,
by small maiorities.
LEEsBURG, Nov. 3.-Returns from Lou.
doun county give Lee majority of about
75O. &
WARRENToN, Nov. 3.--Fauquier gives
Lee SCI majority. o.
CULPEPER, Nov. 3.-The returns show
Lees majority to be about 300 and Bar.
bour's about 400. R.S.L.
MANASSAS, Nov. 3.-Occoquan district
gives Gen. Lee As majority; Haymarket SO,
and Hickory Grove 80. The county will
give Lee majority of upwards of 500.
STAUNToN. Va, Nov. 3.-In Augusta the
democratic majority is. LESS than 300, re-
publican gain of 700. Rockbridge, repub,
ican 400, 60 republican gain of 466. ALE.
ghany, republican, 300, a republican gain of
100. Tho democrats claim Amherst by 300,
republican gain of 300. Returns from
other counties show the republican gains to
be heavy and uniform. Yost, republican,
carries his district by 1000 majority.
WINCHESTER, Va, Nov. S.-The official
majority for O'Ferrall in Frederick county,
outside of the city of Winchester, is FIVE
hundred aud ninety-6ve.
Dies MONS, Nov, 3.-Two hundred and
sixty precincts give Jackson 34,15O; Sells
%, $50 "a net rep. gain of 80.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. Sit looks very
much this morning as though the democrats
will elect three out of FIVE Congressman in
this State. Steele and Olmstead counties in
the first district usually republican, have
gone democratic, making it probable that
VIM. Williamson dem, has defeated ]. A.
Lovely, rep. 1t is not likely that McGill's
majority for Governor will be less than
10000, rs most of the reliable republican
strong holds are yet to be heard from. At
this hour there is nothing definite known.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Nov. 3.-specials from
various points in Dakota indicate the re-
election ofGilford, rep, delegate to Congress
BY 5000 majority. While republicans bave
lost votes on the delegate, they have made
6a'oo ~ VIC ACSiSiotutc, WQlCQ VIII De
overwhelmingly republican
CHICAGO, Nov. S-Returns from Illinois
are very meagre, but indicate that the legis.
lature is very much mixed. From the yery
incomplete returns obtained from the dis.
tricts outside of Chicago, the republicans ap-
pear to have the advantage, but the posi-.
bility of the election of two socialists Sepa.
ators and several members of the house in
Chicago places the political complexion of
the new general assembly in doubt. It
looks now as if the labor party would at
least hold the balance of power, but com
plete returns may give the Assem- bly, to the
republicans.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-The count rs
reported at midnight last night, not includ.
ing San Francisco, gives Swift, rep, for
Governor, 1860; Bartlett, dem, IL ,443,
The indications are that the ranphl;oans