The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-06
IOWA.
SLIGHT DEMOCRATIC GAINS.

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IOWA.
SLIGHT DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
DEsMoISEs, Nov. 5.-Returns so far re-
ceived show very light vote, with slight
Democratic gains over 1887. The STATE
Register claims Hutchinson is elected with
probably 5000 plurality. The first ten
precincts give Hutchinson 965, Boies 64S, a
net Republican loss of 60.
NET REPUBLICAN LOSS.
DEsMoINEs, Nov. 5.-Eighty precincts
give Hutchinson S.SSS, Boies 49,, a net Re
publican loss of "a.
DUBUQUE DEMOCRATIC
DUBUQUE. Nov 5.-The Herald says the
Democrats carry every precinct in the city.
The Fourth ward, which gave Larrabee
13S majority two years ago, was carried for
Boies by 81 majority. The Third ward
gives Boies $50 majority, against Demo
cratic majority two years ago OF 296.
IOWA GETTING THERE.
DUBUQUE. Iowa, Nov. 5.-The Democrats
claim Dubuque county for Boies by 1900
majority. In 1887 it was 2,627. Pottawat-
tonne county gives Boies 1,500 majority.
In 1887 the Democratic majority was l25.
Cascade township gives Boies lSl, Hutchi-
son ~, 4 Democratic gain of q. White
water township gives Boies 14S, Hutchiscn
~, a Democratic gain of 81.
BoIEs' GAINS.
DUBUQUE, Nov. 5-The Herald Democrat,
has returns from nineteen counties in
Iowa which give gain for Boies of $500.
IOWA SOLID DEMOCRATIC.
CHICAGO, Nov. GA dispatch received
from Des Moines, Ia, at 2:30 am, says
the Democrats claim the election of their
entire state ticket By majority OF 10000.
VIRGINIA..
LYNCHBURG, Va, Nov. 5-Specials from
all portions OF southwest Virginia to the
Advance show heavy vote and largely in
creased majorities for Democrats.
SCENE AT RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. This afternoon
negro judge of election in the First pre-
cinct in jackson tTard, left the room for
half an hour. When he returned he pre-
ferred charges against Preston. Belyin and
H. NJ. Smith, ir., for obstructing voters.
The otner two judges >tried the case and
discharged BelEin and Smith, and required
the negro judge to pay costs. This nettled
the negro and he refused to serve as Judge
any longer This put stop to the voting,
but it was resumed about 5 o'clock. AT
the Second precinct i'll the same ward, Fred
Massey, a correspondent of the Commercial
Gazette got into a difficulty with CONNER
cial traveller, who dealt him several severe
blows. Several negroes were arrested for
alleged illegal voting.
WHAT RICHMoND WILL DO.
RIcHMoSo, Va, Nov. Sit is estimated
Richmond will give Mckinney 10000 ma
iority, a gain. of more than 10000.
southampton county, Mahone's birthplace,
has gone against hin.
x MUD FRoM MALONE.
WAsBiNaToS Nov 5.-General Malone
to-day sent the following telegram to the
Washington Post: Rev. H. w. Dickerson,
acolored miuister,Who lately was denied
right at the colored lunatic asylum, because
he chooses to be Republican and to sup
port the Republican ticket, went this morn
ing to his polling place at o'clock to vote,
and while three Democrats ard one Re
publican were permitted to vote, he was
unable TO get his ballot in until
1910. 1t took Just five hours and
ten minutes for him to get his ballot into
the hands of the judges. This is the same
precinct of the Sixth ward Petersburg in
winch at Tue laIc 1fGSluGullal eleCIlOu UlSN
practiced the dilatory process of election.
and they are at the same now. Two hun
bred and odd votes were shut out This
fraud upon the voters of that precinct is
still going on, there being over 200 voters
now 8 o'clock at the polls, many of whom
have been there since { o'clock.
RATHER SOLID, THIS.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 5-Colonel Cor
40, ,l,a Of tho c a na1lOorat ia
mittee, estimates the majority at over
p, 900. with a fair prospect of it being
largely increased The legislature is over
two-thirds Democratic
QUfEr AT NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, November 5.-The election in
this district passedsoff quietly, except in
two districts in Norfolk county. In one
precinct the judges asked the authorities
f! for protection, and the disturbance was
uuieted without further trouble. At
Globes precinct, in the same county, the
negroes attempted to break into the polling
place, when pistol was fired and trouble
seemed eminent for while. The election
| officers kept cool, and the authorities soon
had the mob under control. A shot was
| fired which struck a colored man in the
crowd, but the wound is not believed to be
fatal.
MALONE BURIEDFoREvER.
BALTIMORE, Nov. "a Sun special from
Richmond, Virginia, says: Governor Lee
has sent the following dispatch to ex Presi-
dent Cleveland: Virginia has buried Ma
hone by probably &c, 900 majority"
THE VIRGINIA MAJORITY.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, NoY. Cat 1 80 a, m.
the state Democratic committee estimates
McKinney's majority at 35,00s. They claim
the legislature by large majority.
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KANSAS. ....s.
SOME DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 5.-The elections in
kansas today were for county officers
only. In most cases the issues were of a