Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-05
ceeding l.250. White Democratl was
crat, foater) for Accomac and Northsmp-

| the sheriff of the county, treasurers ana
| the postmaster at this place. as well as the
| commissioners Of the revenue.
BEDFORD.
BEDpopD CIrr.--James l.. Arthur was
elected to the Senate and J. Thompson
Brown and Samuel NJ. Boiling to the House
of Delegates IN this county without oppo-
| sition. The vote was very small, not over
one fifth of the vote OF 1883. Very 10"
negroes voted.
CHARLOTTE.
KEYsvnLE.-The vote stands: scott
| Democrat) for the Senate. l,i39 majority
over Eppes. Eppes received only l72 votes
IN the county. Meckenburg went tor
Eppes By 800 majority.
DRAKE's BRANcH.-Oficial from Char
lotte county: Tom Scott, 1.6l9; Eppes'
| ISL.
EUREKA MILLs.-The official vote of Char
lOtte county gives Thomas W. Scott j ,ioO
| majority over Thomas A. Eppes. the ALI
ance candidate, endorsed by Republicans
| for State Senate Twenty-ffth district.
From data IN hand Scott carries Meek
| leuburg. Shlppman goes to the Leglsla-
| tu7e by handsome majority. Charlot'e'
as ever, has proved true.
CLARKE-wABRgN.
BsRRYyILLR.-T. W. Harrison Demo
craft. Twelfth senatorial district, has an
estimated majority of 1000; W. L. ker-
| foot Democrat. tor the House IN Clarke
and Warren, 800 majority over william Z.
Kennerly Independently.
CRAIG.
CRAIG CIIY.-Craig county givesa Demo-
cratic majority Of 5l3.
CAROLINE.
MLroBD.- Wickham's majority in Caro-
line is 23O and j. NJ. Hudgins's is 27G.
FREDERICK.
| rvcHgsrRR-Frederlck county (officiaD:
| Thomas W. Harrison CDemocrat), State
Senate. 757 majority; oseph Miller Dem
| ocrat), House of Delegates, 5l2 majority
over Samuel McCune (antl- Malone Re-
| publican).
| WINoHKsrKR.-Of Official count of Frederic K
| County Harrison (DemOcrat) for Senate.
| 1,0iO; Miller (Democrat) for House. 1908 :;
NcCune Qndependent) for House, 3o7 {;
scattering, ZG.
FLUvANNA.
| FoRX UNIOS.-Returns from all the pre-
| cincts in the county except one are IN
| hand and give Flood for the Senate and
| Thomas for the House. regular Demo-
| cratic candidates, majority of 25l. The
| precinct to hear from Is small one, but
| safely Democratic.
TAppAu,SsocK. information has
reached here from all the precincts III the
| county Campbell Democrat, the pre-
| sent incumbent is elected over Latena
| (colored, Republican, by 2j9 majority.
HANOVER.
| AsHLAND.-T following are the maiori-
ties by precincts i'll Hanover county for
| II. T. Wickham. Tor state Senate: Ash
| land. 225; Clav, 81; DIVERS, 30; Halls
Shop, l67; Rockville, IA Rural Point,
I97; Cold Harbor. 13J. Higgerson's gave
Kicks 16 majority. TOial majority FOL
Wickhan, siZ.
MARrIgsvIILE.- Democrat, ALI
ance mani defeated Brown (kepublicanl
yesterday by $50 majority. The color line
is played out in Henry.
ISLE or WIGHT.
SMIrHF1EID.-Democra majority in
| Isle of Wight county tor the Senate,
| Thomas II. Barnes, 1856; for the House of
Delegates, Thomas Is. Wright, S95.
JAMRs CITY.
JAMES CITY.-Vote by precincts is as fol-
| lows Stone-Housc, 30: Powhatnn. 0S ;
| jamestown, No. /, Al; No. 2, n. Total, lG1.
| 4 full vote was gotten out here. lhe he
publicans had been directed to keep away
| from the polls. and they. with two or three
exceptions, faithfully obeyed the order OF
! their local leaders.
KING AND QUEEN.
SHAcKEIFoRDs.- and Queen county
elects j. ). Jones by over 800 majority.
LOUISA.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE. ALI precincts heard
from except three and j. w. Bakers ma
| jority is 80. His majority over WINSTON
| Republican) will be about 300 III the cOun-
| tv. Gordon Independent) did not get 80
votes in the county. The negroes voted
| solidly for their color, but got decently
showed under.
MADISON AND GREEN.
OAK PARK.-The Democratic majority in
| Madison and Green Is supposed to be from
800 to $50.
MECKLESBURG.
BoYDToN. -Mecklenburg has gone Re-
publican 10y some 400 majority.
MONTGOMERY.
| CuRIsrIAysRURG.-R majority in
| this county Is G6S. Marshall runs slightly
| behind
4 NELSON.
MoNrnPAL.-Harrison Democrat, ALI
| ance), AS majority over GOODWIN Qnde-
pendent Republican,. Two precincts to
| hear from, which will reduce his majority
! to about 800.
BURKEvmLE.-W. A. Watson Democrat
| is elected senator by about 500.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
| NoaFoLK.-The Bdgood faction, with
! their lawyers, Will contest the election OF
| Stewart before the county commissioners
| tomorrow, and q stormy time ~ expected.
| Stewards majority III the county is $50,
and If the precincts in Tanners Creek dis
| trict, where the fights occurred. and each
| faction had "A polllng-place. are thrown
out he will still have majority of IS.
! The Democratic vote was large and the
| contest strong.
ORANGE.
GoRpoSsvILLE-D of Orange are
rejoicing over the unexpectedly large ma
| iorlty won Yesterday for their nominee for
| the Legislature, Hon. George ). Shackel-
! ford statement of which was wired to
! the DISPATCH last night. Gordonsville gave
/ HIM IO7 majority: Orange, l61 Barkours-
vile, II. and Halls. 81. Mr.. W. L. Is.
| Frazer. the independent candidate. car
red but two precincts IN the county
| Rhoadesyille and LahOne. The majority
is the largest the county has gwen Tor
| a number of years. and may be accounted
| for partly by the fact that the Democrats
bestirred themselves with unusual zeal.
and partly because Mr.. Frazer was deserted
| by tho bulk of the Alliance membership,
! who resented his failure to support Mr..
| Cowherd, the president of the County Al
lance, in the Democratic primary.
PATRICK.
SruARr.-All precincts heard from, and
Nolen CDemocrat) is elected over Clark
0ndependent and Alliance Democrat) by
3j9 majority. Hurrah for Patrick.
pIITsYLyANIA.
DAsvIILF.-Hurt's majority in Pittsyl-
yania county. Danyille, and North Dan
vile over wilkinson QndependenD Is
about 2,iO0.
PAGE.
LrRAY.-Complete returns from this
county give Walton Oemocrat) for the
Senate $50 majority over Strayer (Republi-
cam, and Graves democrat for the House
of Delegates sos majority over Prlntz (Al-
lance.
PRINCE GEORGE AND sURRY.
PrrEnsBuRG.-Fuller returns received to-
day show that MIR. X. X. Ramey, the
Democratic, Alliance nominee for the
House of Delegates in Prince George and
Surry. carried both counties by Q hand
some majority. In point of character
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