Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-31
THE VIRGINIA VOTE.
reTHeR RETURNS RECEIVED FROM
yl7.OJS SECTIONS OF THE STATE.
,.,.. Of tho Henrico Judges Neglected to
aga and the Commissioners Postponed
Action Until To-Morrow.

TIA U,rrico commissioners Of election
80, q. tho county courthouse yesterday
1. noon 10 canvass the result of Thurs
.te.v1te.
uss,-s. W. II. Sands, Michael Hayes,
william Wilson. and Henry Voegler were
,-..-,. Nr. James Holloran was the only
--r -i1uer absent.
lie meeting was held in the Common
.,.'s Attorneys Office. 1t was decided
.s.av Oh the candidates and their coun-
81. ~ ca present
>I-:F southwark was the only Repub-
haa candidate IN the room, although a
Vine isy 'atlon, which was declined, was
.-rtl treasurer Anderson. The Others
% s.-.r lance were Hons. Conway IL. Sands
al George d. Wise. Messrs. Simon Solo
-5- {. ". Childroy, J.. II. Kemp, George
ltau.r. 4. r. Courtney, Clerk Waddlil,
AHA UsrATCH reporter.
UNSIGNED RETURNS.
Tie rravasslnR Of the returns could not
i-,lapy,ei for the reason that those
-r Iu.ns, WesthamptOn, and Ridge
C1-..4 were not signed by the. judges and
fsr.s. The figures were all tabulated and
"a, returnable tomorrow. The certlh-
l..ss Will then be signed and the commls-
amer, can get through in few minutes.
A, Sm.thers's precinct there was cyl
s.r;Iyau error in the certificate rs TO the
1,s- " Kemp Democrat and Shaw (he-
r-..rau for commissioners of the reye-
tgs Shaw is credited with 436 and Kemp
ST.. suly z23. Chldrey. the other Demo
o.. Is given 4l4. while NaSbinder, the
.s..-l Eepublican has only 200. The 436
.sl.ulv hemp's vote, but rs the error did
q: ap,ear on the face of the returns, the
e.-l. -efoucTs, whose duties are purely
MINISTERIAL, could not correct 1t. inns
s--.f ta6es 2l3 votes belonging to Kemp
T. gives them 70 Shaw, lessening the for
c-., ia. GRITTY Of 40.
GENERAL OFFICERS
ILef5ioving are the totals of the votes
r.eyri De- the candidates for general OF;
tea in each the Democrat IS mentioned
tH For Treasurer-Brauer, 2.44O; An
.-.,a1. 1857. For Sheriff-Solomon, 2,526 ;
,1.1ward. 1907. For Commonwealth
Attorney Sands. 2.547; Thomas, 1,5S5.
TtC8mmlssoners of the Revenue, Upper
L.u,:-Childroy 1886; Shaw. 1,75l
's.l.l be $3.50: Lower district-hemp
.H. should be 2G79); Yasbinder. l,455'
EEOoELAED DISTRICT.
-psrv.s'r-Perrick, 675: Bennett, 242.
Magistrates ,3}-Daracott, go: Sheppard
{. l.ar, SO; Cole. 252; Jacobs, Zo4
T-.yy g5f. Overseer Of the POor-Deitrlch,
G.. Cactyr. 80. Constable-Mosby, COZ
LA'rs, re.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
suYcrv.sor-Nessler, 1916; Singleton,
T. fQh-RQnplIfa IL
A.a. 1859; Vincent, 1887; Frischkorn,
Lta. Whiting, $50: Watson, $50 Pom
tre-, 5,6: Thornton independently, ".
ly.s.er u the Poor-Tilier, l,O?5; Nhltee'
-. t-l-tg5le-Ness, 1,076; SnltherS' oo4'
yAHIsA DISTRICT. oo
Supervisor Clarke, 292; Hughes, 3Oy
Ire .aly Republican elected III the entlre
t.l-r Magistrates (3)-Atler, 324 Guy
u NeHoull. 325; Selner, 2S3 HARRISON
r; JuVlIeys, 81. Oyerseer OF the POOR
s4-lc. 3i7: PeaTman, 25i. CCnstaple-
h.tuH, SO Jones, ZS2.
rUCEAHoE DISTRICT.
.Srn,UsOr-G Grant, k7s; Harms, S9S f;
bug, its TAYLOR, 49,. Magistrates %
lsv.. 81: Hcaly. $40; Ally, 5o5; va va
g. Oye-seer OF the Poor-Patterson, 03o;
A.~ a Coustable-Weismann, Al;
O'oal, 51
IErTOED's SPIRITED DATTLR-
SPECIAL telegram 70 the Dispatch.)
brFaap CITY. Va, May SO.-Ihere nave
t7l ,yrIsl spirited contests IN TINS coun,
!. Toy c.mmissioner IN this the Ceht5a'
.''1.. Ben. Rev, the one-legged OOnleue-
~ soldier Is reelected by large ma
l-'g over Major +. I. Walker and Colonei
|l- g. hasey, both Of the latter ex-tre''-
H,.fs ~ the county. Al
IT, race for sheriff is very close, with
lle4,oas favorable TO Fitzpatrick the
Fs--t incumbent.
AetaDeis probably elected commissiso,he.r
e 10 S'suutOu-Riyer district over M"'-
W Oh" present incumbent.
,t.t Common wealth's attorney nenry ~ II i
SNfr bad no opposition. Neither oiu
~~--s e. arthur for treasurer,
XArTEHs MIxED IN xosTGOMEBY.
Special telegram 20 the Dispatch.I
Caus.IAssBURG, Va, May 30.-The re-
s-i,- from all the precincts show ,bat o.
A-4p,on Hoge, Democrat, IS electeo oonI-
S-;T .lt1's attorney by 1873 majority.
el-. G iiaines. Republican, treasurer py
.t ralor'ty, and 3. q. Barnett, hepupi',
"a s-,rf by 81 majority. hrkwooui
14 Democrat. IS elected commissioner ol
h'elus m the Second district. Inc
.-,ss' o. election at Big Spring taiieu ~
.el,ly any votes for commissioner II
1.' proclnct 10 not counted, JACOB NaI-
itDemocTat. ia elected. II counted, nc
~ be defeated 10y Stephen Boone, no
F.1lcan, by the meagre majority OF D.
kLcELEyBUR0s SMALL MAJoRITIKS.
Special telegram 70 toe Dispstca.)
CnAsE CfrY, Va, May 29.--All the returns
tttot yet in. The portion OF Mecklen.
w south Of Roanoke river has not peen
st4i4 from. The vote Throughout ths
s1a'y was between one half and two
Stss u the registration. The eiecsion o.
4. Thorpe, Republican candidate iof
nnonweelth's attorney, over w. 4. ht
rls Democrat. is conceded BY small ma.
my. Benjamin y. Cogbill. Democratic
saaaioate for sheriff, is certainly elected
gsi ". ii. Jones. Republican and present
sambent. George N. Wells, Eepnohcah'
sIs-eiected treasurer.
ING Farmers Alliance took no part IL
~ election as an organization.
PULL TicKET TX hlfHEws.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
,etpCcssrxn CousqHousx, May so.--Ths
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