Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-31

thuNhSstu LNb NObe OF bulb COUNTY, Two
precincts were thrown out. This did not
alter the result, but increased the Demo-
cratic majority. The full Democratic ticket
was elected IN Mathews.
MuDDLEsEx.
In Middlesez the Democrats elect CON-
monwealth's attorney, sheriff, and trea-
surer. The Republicans elect commissioner
Of revenue.
wABBEN's WORTHLESS ALL REFLECTED.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DispatchI
FRONT ROYAL. Va, May 29.-All the old
officers Of Warren county were reelected
yesterday. They are oil Democrats. III.
G. Richardson, treasurer, and f. II. Jack
son, Commonwealth attorney, were Ie-
elected without opposition. w. A. Comp
ton, sheriff, was reelected by OH majority.
i. V. Leach. commissioner of revenue, was
reelected 10y majority over all the votes
cast for four competitors.
wARWIcE's DEMOCRATIC MAJoRIrTRs.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NEWPORT NEWS, May 30.-The Demo-
cratic majorities in the county are as fol-
lows: Ham, clerk, 367; Curtis, treasurer,
594 Milstead, sheriff, 202 Robinson, Com
monwe8lth's attorney, 213; Ballard, CON-
missioner Of the revenue, 1876.
The Republicans are mad and " cussing,"
and planning 10 secret conclave to contest
the election on account OF the election IN
Rockets being thrown out. Some one
stole the poll-books the night before the
election at that place, and consequently no
return of tho election was made, though
men were allowed to vote upon their oath
that they were duly registered. This 10 q
Republican den, so they clamor for count.
wAsHINaToN's NEwLY-ELKCr.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
ARTrGDo,s. Va. Nav 90.-The county
election passed off quietly. though each
office was hotly contested for by the nu-
merous candidates. Neither party made
nominations and the Alliance took no hand
in the election. The commissioners only
completed the vote at this precinct to-day,
where the county vote was canyassed,
showing the following candidates elected,
aIl of whom ore Democrats: Common
wealth's Attorney, Judge f. b. Hutton;
Sheriff, r. r. Hughes; Treasurer, >. Nj;
Withers; Commissioners for Upper and
Lower End of the County, ID. a. Dun and
@. L. Keller, respectively.
sHKRIFF BoIssEAU, or PRINCE GEORGE.
PETERSBURG, Va, May 90.-The Board OF
Election Commissioners OF Prince George
county met to-day and awarded the certlh-
cate Of election TO Mr.. w. E. Boisseau
Democrat) for the Office of sheriff.
sURRY ooUNTY's STATESMEN.
rspeclnl telegram 10 the Dispateh.]
pvrppqpIrRa VA. MAY 90.-The election
in Surrv county resulted in the success or
the following parties, D.
Treasurer-A. Z. Bohannon, Democrat.
Sherif-J. d. Arlington, Republican.
Commonwealth 8 Attorney-W. b. Clarke,
Conn Commissioner of Revenue-J. II. Hart,
There were no nominations by either
party.
sSurHrrELu's BoT CONTEST.
tcorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
S,rrrUr1EIp. Va, May 29-The county
election passed OF quietly, the Democratic
ticket being elected. The hottest poltlcal
bottlo ever fought in this section TOOK
niooe hero Yesterday in the municipal cleo.
Hon Of this place. Every voter was 6roGght
ont. IL resulted in the election OF W. ~
Folk '(the present incumbent as mayor
and the following new Council John u.
Wo,nhle i w. Johnson. A. X. Chalmers,
and K X. Chapman. The contest Tor inc
control of the town grew out OF several
local issues.
pARKs ELECTED BY NINE IN PAGE.
rSnecial telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
Trp.v Va. MAY S0.-Complete election
raturns from this county show the electon
of Park,o Democrat) for CONFERENCE.-THE
al e over Snyder (Republican) by a
majority Of nine.
RESULTS IN GooCHLASD.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa''nr,
CoorurASD COURTHOUSE, May 29.--ke-
4.,.ns from eight ont of eleven preclncts III
tI us oo,,0tv Give Richard A. Trice (Demo-
c cr for sheriff, Henry II. Hove (DenoSi
c,aN for commissioner of the revenue, anu
Robert n. Turner Repuohcanl ior 'f1 IN
snrer safe majorities. All re-electlo1ei IL
The contest between IL. ID; James H I'M a.
ygealthis attorney the former mas AN"'
Nv OF l6 in the county.
BRUSswIcK's FREE FIGHT.
rspeclal telegram 10 the Dispatcn'l
rn-xcvvr,yx. VA, May 3o.-ln TINS
IAT NJ ?. Buford's majority over II. NJ,
sJJ1I for Commemorative attorney ID
95S, r Iewis's majority over Barrowl13r
loI a. a.. trassurer Ia $50; II. b. 1urnoul,
Tor sheriff, had no opposition
VINO WILLIAM GOES CROOKED.
,co,r..nondonce Of the Richmond Dispatcn'i
-, po,,ar VA, May 2e.-The Repupn.
w. go eIected the most OF their TICKET
cans pc nopnty II. G.. Ryland, treasurer
ia tS'' Hutchinson, sheriff, and Burnley
.. 10 COMMISSIONER Of herevenue. weIe
alscted beyond a doubt. Inc tnn nieo, I'd
,,uhlican superyRofs are Co. 40 Cor
Rgaora Was no Republican canaiuaIS ~
dn seni'"oonwealth's attorney, MI n -
Iog;s the present incumbent was re-
elected. o,,,v,
sraAIoar IN KISo AND QUEEN.
T, K;ng and Queen county the hghnt was
,,,sncinaily between Democrats - 49,
pnne. the present CommonrweSSv5'n p a,t
1one'; VI 40 opposition. q, w. 5orse.'
hes, s,, n91 j. C. Ubank, sheriff, ana v: 10 %
uesrtney' Commissioner OF revenue ha''
been aia election Lection throughout the section was was
ve = ne exciting, much interest oeihs 'AA0N'
by eveTY one.
AN sATE IN AccoMAc.
,cowrosnoudenco OF tho Richmond plspA''n -
i n.p.voocx May 29.--The election san ,or
oNAno md district Offices in Aos ;s.nry
county an was the quietest in the nls' sbs
YESTERDAY nHyrn NV and the nominees Q, ' az
q The primary were elecseasb ~ ali ali
~ S;striets except one, ana e's sbonebt TO
h ,e democratic candidates are ,,g no Re-
tne D snsn elected. There beng . ho me-
h nave nen candidates in the hela liz uarts
p upalo aItrstsined from voting "a ais.
~ the county except IN .s ! ANAL regis
o.. ~ 80 where the pegroes hsvs ,hsrs were
tIscl; MA" msiority and where insas and. MAJ
sssrs1., saaspsndsnt or ksrnn'iesn