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

NotGoway-L. Il. Epes.
Orange-G. S. Shackleford.
Page-Isaiah Printz.
Pittsylvania-R. A. James, r. J.
Anderson and j. w. Gregory.
Prince Edward-R. Nj. Burton.
Raney.
Princess Anne-W A. White.
Prlnce William-Edmond Berkeley.
Pulaski-H. b. Howe.
Richmond countv-J. f. Garland.
Roanoke-M. G. Thomas.
Viata
LeXington-G. ID. Letcher.
Southampton-F. II. Pulley.
Spottsylvania-M. b. Rowe.
Surry-Robt Il. Ramey.
Warwick-Dr. j. IL. Crawford.
Westmoreland-S. Chambers Lodge.
Wise-M. C. jackson.
Wythe-Robt. Kent.
fork-Dr. j. Ii. Crawford.
Cities = Alexandria - Charles Bond
helm.
Portsmouth-W. a. fortress.
Norfolk-Rev. Mallett and NJ w.
Cook.
Petersburg B. McIlwaine and
Il. nj. Clements.
Richmond-B. Il. Munford, J. II.
Stratton, John jackson and George A.
Steel.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 3.-[Special1-
While the weather has been favorable
Tor the election, indications are that a
small vote was polled in this State to-
Jay Tor the members Of the log stature.
but meagre returns have been received,
all OF which are favorable to the Demo-
Gratis. Cities of Richmond, Danville,
petersburg, Norfolk, Portsmou th and
fredericksburg elect Democrats with
OUT opposition. Patrick county con-
ceded to the Democrats by 200, Franklin
by at least 700 and Henry county close.
rrince Edward county votes solid for
Democratic candidate for senator and
elects member to tho lower house by
majority of about ESQ, gain of over
zoo. Edwards, Alliance Democrat, is
elected without opposition from Smythe
and Bland counties.
ONLY ONE REPUBLICAN SENATOR
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. Speciall-
About threofourths of the State has
oeon heard from, which shows that six
Teen senatorial districts have elected
democrats, with four districts to hear
from. This with nineteen Democrats
VINO hold over makes the senate stand
thirty-fve Democrats to one Re-
publican. who holds over. In sixty-fi five
cities and counties heard from Demo-
Gratis elect every candidate save Nc
Candllsh, of MiddleseX county, who is
defeated by Bland, Independent Alli-
ance candidate. The Democrats will
have moro than two.thirds majority in
the next legislature.
ANOTHER ALLIANCE MAN ELECTED.
BERRlvnLE, Nov. Especial Tho
electlon passed off quietly here. Davi-
fr.r
from the TwelfGh district, Is reelected,
and kerfoot. Farmers Alliance, from
Clark and Warren counties, is elected
over kennerly, Independent Democrat,
by about 400 majority. very small
vote was polled
AN ALLIANCEMAN IN wYTHE.
WYTHEvILIE, Va, Nov. s-lSpe-
cial Robert c. Kent, the Alliance
nominee, was elected in this county
Without opposition. Mr.. Kent was the
Democratic representative from this
county in the last legislature.
HOWE PROBABLY ELECTED
PULASKI, Nov. 3.-lSpecialI-A very
light vote was polled here to-day.
Everything was quiet and little interest
was manifested. The result is, Howe,
233; Sibold, 80. Howe is probably
elected.
THE LATEST FROM THE STATE.
RICHMOND, Nov. 4, ESQ a. m.-[Spe-
claIl-The returns at , q. m Indicate
that tho Democrats hayo elected eigh-
teen out of twenty senators and seventy
three members of the house of delegates,
while the entire opposition have elected
four pronounced Alliance candidates.
There are % counties yet to be heard
from.