Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-06
VIRGINIA.
Presidential Electors and Representa-
tives in Congress Voted For.


tives In Congress Voted For.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6.-The only parties in
Virginia having tickets in the field for Presi-
dent this year are the democratic and repub-
hcan. Only presidential electors andD epre-
sentatives in Congress are to be chosen In the
ten districts of the state. The congressional
candidates are as follows: First district-Gil-
more s. Kendall, dem; s. II. Bayly Browne,
rep. Second district-R. c. Marshall, dem.
Geo. A. Bovden, Andy William (anti- Mahone(,
rep. Third district-Geo. d. Wise, DEM; Ed
mund Waddill, rep. Fourth districIvenable,
DEM; r. W. Arnold, rep; J. w. Langston
lanti-Mahone), rep. Fifth district-Posey c.
Lester, dem; John D. Blackwell, rep: Sixth
district-Paul c. Edmunds, dem.; P. II. McCaull,
John E. Roller, rep. Eighth district-W. a.
+. Lee. DEM; Parke Agnew, rep. Ninth dis
trict-John A. Buchanan, DEM; 81. c. Bowen,
rep. Tenth district-H. st. Geo. Tucker, dem.
Jacob Yost, rep.
EARLY VOTING AT STANTON.
STAUNToN, Va, Nov. 6.-The weather is clear
and warm. At noon /, 100 out of the 400 register
ed voters in the city have voted. No intelligent
estimate of the result can be given. The cleo
ton is quiet and orderly. The workers are
active. There is nothing from the county.
WINCHESTER, VA. Nov. 6.-The weather is
clear, bright and warm. A large vote is being
polled in the city and county.
FORT MONROE, Va, Nov. 6.-The day is clear
and warm. A large vote is being cast. Will
hams, anti-Mahone candidate, is getting little
support, and it is believed Bowden will carry
the district.
DANyILLE, Va, Nov. 6.-The weather is
clear, balmy and spring-like. A heavy vote is
for the republicans, and the whites for the
democrats. The vote here will be very close,
one hundred majority, perhaps, for the demo-
Gratis, the same as in 1884.
CHARLoTTEvILLE, Va, Nov. 6.-Voting is
proceeding quietly but earnestly, and there is
promise of a very full vote. This city will give
an increased majority over that of 1884. The
negroes are solid for the republican ticket.
Weather clear and warm.
ROANOKE, VA, Nov. 6.--The weather is warm
and fair. Both parties are polling a large
vote. The city will go between $50 and 200
democratic majority.
LYNCHBURa, Va, Nov. 6.-The weather is de-
hghtful, and heavy voters being polled. The
democrats are confident of carrying the city by
an increased majority.
RICHMOND Va, Nov. 6.-Fine weather, full
vote will probably be polled throughout the
from. Wise is expected to get the usual ma
jority in this district
MUCH INTEREST IN THE CONTEST AT NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 6.-The weather is clear
and warm, and voting in Norfolk and Ports
mouth cities and Norfolk County is progressing
parties than in any election for years. The
colored people are bringing out their full
strength and assert intense opposition
to tariff reform. This congressional
district is largely republican and Geo. F. Bow
den, the republican Representative, will be re-
turned. He claims to-day 1000 majority. Nor
folk city gave Blaine 407 majority, and while
Harrison's majority may not be so large the
town will probably go republican, owing to
democratic split in the municipal
spring contest. Portsmouth, which gave 80
majority for Blaine, will go democratic by a
small majority. There is no obstruction at the
polls, and the colored vote is being recorded
rapidly. In the largest colored precinct Of the
town this morning democratic supervisor had
JUDGE OF ELECTION ARRESTED
for allowing alleged ex-convicts to vote. Judge
Hughes of the United States Court discharged
the election judge and ordered the arrest of
the democratic supervisor for obstructing vot-
ing, revoked his commission and bound him
over to appear before the grand jury. This in
cident has created great excitement among
democrats and republicans, but no trouble is
apprehended.
HARRIsoNBURG, VA, Nov. Ga heavy vote is
being polled. The weather is bright and warm.