The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-12

1885
Lees majority, 1.lsl.
Cleyelan1 runs about go ahead Of Lee.
AMHERST COUNTY.
TO the Tines
AMHERST c. H., Va, November . -
The official vote OF this county will give
the Cleveland electors 3G6 majority, and
Tucker, for Congress, 3jS The vote on
convention was 80 for and 1923 against it,
There Was an informally in one poll
book and the commissioners Of election
adjourned until Monday next, summon
ing the judges and clerks at that pre-
cinct to appear before them to correct
their books, and if that vote is thrown
out ii will increase the above majorltics
respectively votes
CARROLL COUNTY.
HuLsyILLE, Va, November S-DHg
1lmes.-The following is the official count
of the result Of the election in this coun-
ty. Democratic electors ,322, Republi-
can electors 1,147, Prohibition electors,
II. For Congress Lester (dem.) 800,
Blackwell (rep) 1877. For Constitu.
tional Convention 10, against Constilu-
lional Convention 2l9.
VOTE or HIGHLAND COUNTY.
MONTEREY, Va, November S-For
Cleveland and Thurman 4j4, for llarIi-
SON and Morton 40, for Fisk S, for Yost
for Congress Tenth district, ji3, for
Tucker for Congress, Tenth district, 521
The vote Of one precinct was thrown out
as TO Presidential ticket for illegality in
certificate Of Judges Of Election.
LEE COUNTY.
ITO thu Tines
JoNEsyILLE, Va, November THE
entire returns axe in from the county,
which gives the Democratic ticket ls3
majority in the county. In the last race
for the House OF Delegates the Republi-
can majority was 30
HANOVER COUNTY-oFFICfAL VOTE.
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, Va, NoyeD.
Der Cleveland, 12l; Harrison, l,5ll,
Wise. 1916 Waddill, So; ii. G. Wick
ham, ,S2G. Corresponding vote in lssi A:
Cleveland, ! SIG; Blaine, l,4Ssi Wise,
1877; Hubbard, ,4s2
A wHEEIBAREow BET PAID.
ASNAroMs, November lO.-Election
bets are being paid up now that the re-
snlt is known. a WhoelbarrOw ride was
given Nj william Marcy and Mr.. Joseph
Basil. Jr.. around State House circle To-
day. Notwithstanding the inclement
weather a crowd was present. Editor
George W. Brock Of The Erening BaHttu
mapinulated the vehicle in which Basil
sat. and Richard Green, clerk in the
Farmers National Bank, operated the
barrow occupied by Marcy Adum and
fife furnished the music.
MOVEMENT TO CONTEST THE ELECTION or
4 STATE SENATOR IN DELAWARE.
WrLMlSGToN, November 10.-An Eo.
ery Erening special from Dover to-day
reports Democratic movement to con-
test the election of A B Richardson, the
Kent County Republican State Senator
elect. On the face of the returns Mr..
Richardson has plurality of 1873 over
his Democratic competitor, Daniel NJ.
Kidgeley. Such a contest would be
psssed on by the Democratic State Sen
ate. The grounds laid are three-ihe
holding of election in districts where
there were no Democratic judges at the
polls, fraudulent votes, and alleged ille'
gality of the salisbury Republican com
binalion ballots Stress IS laid on the
latter ground The uniform ballot law
reouire The heading to harmonic with
the body Of tickets The combination
tickets were headed Democratic, but a
majority of the candidates thereon were
Republicans. Protest was entered against
them and against The Osiraclsm OF Demo
cratic election officers before and While
the voting was in progress.
The effect Of the unseating of Richard
son and the seating Of Ridgeley would
be TO make the Legislature a tie on JOINT
ballot, and prevent the election by 1t OF
United States Senator, thereby eSeniually
placing the appointment of Senator Sauls-
burv's successor in the hands OF the
Governor. who would of course, be ex-
pected TO name q Democrat.
THE BRITISH ATTRIBUTE cLEvELAND's 5
DEFEAT TO sACRNiLLE.
LoSDoN. November 11.-After the big
dinner Friday night Lord Salisbury rose
and brushed aside the Sackyille incident
as easily and good naturedly as he had
brushed crumbs and other festive rem
nants from his very bushy beard. II was
not row between two nations, not al
all 1t was only just the bad taste OF The
statesmen who rule 10 Washington, and
his Lordship was positively friendly and
paternal to us as a people, and thought
he was entitled to say that Tuesday,
election proved that the statesmen who
had sent Sackville away had not com.
mended themselves to the approval OF
=, nj. ~ tho limited States Now