The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-11-07

!,ouO ana zuUO, against the cleveland ma
jority of 998.
RIcHMoND, November 5.-Norfolk city
gives Mckinney 1,5OO majority, gain of
about 1000. The county nearly complete
gives a Democratic majority of about 500
and elects Democrat to the house of dele
gates. The county was represented by a
Republican last legislature.
WINCHESTER, November 5. "A large |
vote is being polled. Both sides are active |
and there are no evidences fraud.
NORFOLK, November 5.-The election is
progressing quietly but actively. In two
precincts three negroes have been arrested /
in the act of putting double tickets in the |
box. The outlook is for the largest Demo- |
cratic vote ever polled IN this district The |
Republicans are also active. From present |
indications the Democrats will make de- |
cided gains over last fall in Norfolk and |
Portsmouth.
LYNcHBURG, November 5.-Specials from
all portions of southwest Virginia to the
Advance shows heavy vote and largely
increased majorities for the Democrats
over 1888.
ALEXANDRIA, November Ex-senator Bar
bour at this hour, 8 p. M, estimated that
Mckinney has carried the state by 1900.
LYNcHBURG, November 5.-The Demo-
cratic majority in this city is SO, a gain of
900 over the vote of the presidential election
in 1888. The legislative ticket in this dis
JrlCI is SOlluly DeHlOCrdUlC.
Nineteen counties and cities in the state
including Richmond, Norfolk, Staunton,
Danville and Lynchburg, give Democratic
gain of about 9,000over the presidential vote
of 1888.
ALEXANDRIA, November 5.-Colonel Cor
| don, chairman Democratic state commit
| tee, has received returns from nearly all
| points of the state, and estimates majority
| at over 25 OOO, with fair prospect of its
being largely increased. The legislature is
overwhelmingly Democratic.
| RICHMOND, November 5.-It is estimated
Richmond will give Mckinney over 5000
majority, gain of more than 1000. South
ampton county, Mahone's birth place, has
| gone against him.
WINCHESTER, November 5.-Winchester
by official vote gives AZ majority for McKin-
ney, a gain of 80 over last fall.
MALONE ARRESTED.
PETERSBURG, November 5.-Mahone has
lust been arrested for shooting man named
Herbert Harrison.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN, November 5.-The weateer in
Massachusetts is cloudy and cool, with
prospect of continuance of fair weather
throughout the day and the casting of fair
average vote. The Australian system is
so far reported working well.
Today's experience has seemed to prove
beyond doubt the success of the Austria
liam system of voting, and the testimony
from all sections Of the state is unanimous
in its praise.
, BosToN November 5.-Two hundred and
Sixty-eight precincts of this city give
Bracket, Republican, q, All; Russell, Dem
: ocrat 26097.
PENNSYLVANIA.
5 PITTsBURG, November 5.-Very little in
i, 4oI -, IL,
A light vote is being polled. and no dis
turbances have been reported Weathe
cloudy and cool.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
II NASHUA, November 5.-The munici
pal election today resulted in the reelection
of Mayor H. G. Burk, Democrat, by IL,
5 plurality. with Democratic councils OF
: joint ballot.
BALTIMORE, November Sat 10 :35 D. m
, partial returns to the Sun from the city anC
counties indicate that Shuman is reelected
state comptroller by about 1900 majority
, a gain of 1000 on his former vote.
At II: lis the American bulletin SAYS
Davidson, Democratic candidate for mayor
carries the city by 1900, as estimated by the
f returnsIof twelve wards of the twenty-eight
III Shortly after the close of the polls in the
; First precinct Of the Fifteenth ward a fight
TOOK place DeJWeeH JOIN Apple, IuSlOI
ticket holder, and VIM. Driscoll, the latter
Democrat Apple was knocked down and
kicked in the head and was dead when
picked up. Driscoll is held for murder
There were several other assaults but none
of serious nature.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, November $50 little interest
was felt in the election, there being no op.
position to the Democratic .icket that the
executive committee have not provided fol
returns as heretofore. The unfavorable
weather will make the vote lighter than
was anticipated.
DEsMoINEs, November 5.-The vote in
this state will be compared with the vote
: for governor in 1887 when Larrabee, Re
r publican, had 169,688, and Orson, Demo.
crat, 153526, and Cain, Union Labor
: IA, ,499.
DENVER, November 5.-The weather today
f is cold and cloudy. The election for county
! officers and two district judges, passed of
quietly. A light vote was cast. There were
: three tickets in the feld-Republican Dem
e ocratic and Peoples. AS considerable
e scratching was done, it is impossible tC
i give the result at this hour, but numbe
+ leading Republican express the opinion
! the entire Republican ticket is defeated.
; MISSOURI.
y FREDERICK November ga terrible eleo
= ton riot occurred at polling place il
9 Woodsboro district, Mathis county, thi
: afternoon. A county consts BILE was sho
: and the judges were driven Fl ON the room
and the ballot box was taken. Opposite
i factions arrayed themselves on each side 0
" the road and fired on each other. Th
Q sheriff and posse have left for the scene o
r trouble.
NEW JERSEY.
e NEWARK, November 5.-An unusuall,
i large vote was polled throughout the stat
d and slowly coming. The returns verifl
IS this. Passaic, Essex, Burlington ant
n other southern counties polled big vote
e. Indications are that Abbott, Democrat, TO
d governor, has carried the state.
NEWARK, November 5.-Returns are com
1t ing in slowly from various portions of tn
is state and figures in most cases will not b
r obtained tonight. There is every indica
s. lion of sweeping Democratic victory.
le NEWARK, November 5.-Returns received
from Hudson, Passaic and most southern
r counties show Abbott, Democrat, for gov
es ernor. has carried the state.
ILLINOIS.
es CHICAGO, November 5-Tonjght at 80
30 the election here had the appearance OF
Democratic victory About half the cit