The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-04

RICHMOND, Nov. Especial The
election in this State to-day appears to
have been one of the most quiet in it's
history. Little or no excitement pre-
vailed here, because tho Democratic
nominees had no opposition, and the same
is true of many of the counties, as we'll
as the cities of Norfolk, Petersburg,
Portsmouth and fredericksburg. In
counties where opposition prevailed to
tho Democratic ticket in the way of al
independent or Republican, the result
seems to have meagre dimensions.
The only Democratic candidate de-
foated as far as known here is Robert
McCandlish, of Matthews and Middlesex,
who was outstripped in the race for the
house by Bland, independent Alliance
man.
The following Democrats in the SEN
atorial districts named have been
elected:
Fourth district Montgomery, Roam
oke and Craig, James Marshall.
Sixth district-Carroll, Grayson and
Floyd, j. w. Kackler.
Tenth district = Shenandoah and
Page, NJ. l.. Watson.
Twelfth district Clarke, Frederick
and Warren, T. w. Harrison
Fourthteen district-AleXandria, Fair.
fax and Prince William. George A.
Mushback, Of Alexandria.
sixteenth district-Powhatan Gooch-
land and Chesterfield, f. NJ. Parrish,
Goochland.
Eighteenth rict-Bucllingham.
Fluranna and Apron attoN, III. d. Flood,
Appomattox.
Tentieth district-Campbell Alexan-
der Mcdonald, OF Lynchburg
Twenty second district-Bedford, Jas.
l.. Arthur, of Bedford.
Tentyfourth district-Pitsylyania
&. S. Hurt
Twety-fifth Observation-Disclosures and
Mecklenburg, II. w. Scott. Of Char
lotter.
Twenty-sixth district Franklin, b.
y. Hatcher.
Twenty-eighJh district Lunenburg,
Nottaway and Brunswick, w. a. Wat
son, Of Nottoway.
Thirtieth district-Amelia, Cumber-
land and Prince Edward, j. &. Southall,
of Amelia.
Thirty second district Southam pton
and Isle of Wight, Thos. Ii. Barnes, of
Nansemond.
Thirty-fourth district-H mover and
Caroline, II. Il. Vic cham, of Hanover.
Thirty sixth dis ;rict-King George
and westmoreland counties, Robert |.
Washington, Of Westmoreland.
Thirty-eightb district Elizabeth CITY,
Charles City and county, ID. Gardner
Tyler, of Charles City.
For the house of delegates the follow
ing Democrats havo been elected:
Albemarle-Joh ohm Il. Tillman and w.
G.. Parish.
Alexandria-Charles Bendheim.
Alleghany-A. f. Withrow.
Amolia-S. P. Eppes.
Amherst-C. J. Campbell.
Appomattox--J. w. Harwood.
Augusta-G. w. Koiner and IL. S.
Williams.
Bath-A. +. Withrow.
Bedford-J. Thompson Brown I'D S.
M. Boiling.
Bland w. w. Edwards.
Rotetourt-P +. Brown.
>Brunswick-F. IL. Harrison.
Buchanan-M. b. jackson.
Buckingham-Sam A. Spencer.
Caroline-J. NJ Hudgins
Charles City-R. 1T. George Vic )x.
Charlotte--J. D. Shopper son.
Chesterheld--D. s. Toney and DR..
Michaux.
Craig and Roanoke-M. c Thomas.
Cumberland and Buckingham-S. +.
Coleman.
Dnwiddie-J. Knox Thompson.
Elizabeth City-Dr. j. II. Crawford.
Fairfax-R. c. Triplett
Fauquier-T. C. Pitcher and j. S.
Mason.
Franklin-E. W. Saunders.
Frederick. A. Miller.
Gloucester. Tabb. Four candidates
in the field.
Goochland-B. o. James.
Greene-J. C. Utz.
Halifax-Thomas. II. Hall and E. w.
Holland.
lIanover-R. II. Cardwell.
Henrico-G. ID. Carter.
Highland-A. +. Withrow.
Isle Of Wight. b. Wright.
James Clyde. j. Il. Crawford.
King George. Il. Mason.
King and Queen-J B. Jones.
Lancaster-J. e. Garland.
Loudoun-J, L. Ryan.
Madison-J. G. Uiz.
! Montgomcry--J. f. Redford.
| Nansemond-S. Il. Ellis.
! New. kent-P. ST. George Wilcox