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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
First District.
RICHMOND COUNTY.

RICHMOND NOtNl1.
WARsAw.-Richmon county gives Jones
Democrat over Browne people les-party
candidate) 100 maiorlty
iority.
Weaver received II votes in the county.
FREDERICKSBURG CITY.
Cleveand's majority here is a4. an in-
crease of l5S over 1888.
Jones Democrat) has j92 majority over
Browne tThird-party candidate) for Con-
gress, an increase over 1880 OF 2s5.
The Peoples party received only votes.
STAFFORD.
FREpERroKsBURG.- Stafford county, 2lS
majority for Cleveland.
The county III 1888 gave Harrison l2S ma
iority.
MATHEWS.
GLOUCESTER C. H.-Mathews gives Jones
only 2G3 majority; Cleveland about the
same.
Democratic loss of l45.
GLoUoSTER.
GLOUCESTER c.. H.-Gloucester Court
house gives Harrison 204 majority and
Browne 2Oi. Woods CROSSROADS gives
Harrison 1s and Browne 81.
MIDpLEsEx.
Wysr PoINr.-Saluda, Middlesex county,
Harrison, 1871: Browne, 1913 majority, and
Jones 80 majority.
WEsTMoRELAND.
WARSAW. -Westmoreland. with Demo-
cratic precinct 10 hear from, gives Browne
65 over Jones (Democrat).
Harrison carries the county by l52.
Weaver gets IL votes.
Democratic gain, 23l.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
WARsAw.-Jones carried Northum berland
over Browne by 156 majority.
Cleveland carries the county by 113.
Weaver gets so votes in the county-Demo-
cratic gam, l67.
CAROLINE.
MILFORD. Bowling Green Precinct: To-
tai vote, 406; Jones, 267; Cleveland, 247 /;
Harrison, 1873; Browne, 1877; Weaver, II.
County for Jones and probably for Har-
rison.
LANCASTER.
WARsAv.-Jones carried Lancaster coun-
ty by l59 majority over Browne. Cleve-
land carried the county by 81 majority.
Weaver gets II votes in the county. Demo-
cratic gain OF llj.
KING AND QUEEN.
WAIKERroY. Reports from tour pre-.
cincts give Harrison 4O; Cleveland. 429
Jones, 40; Browne, Az. and Weaver 54
| With two precincts to hear from there IS @
| Democratic loss of 100.
NORTHAMPTON.
ExMoRs.-N Northampton gives Jones
| Democrat) for Congress 700 majority oyer
Browne; but Harrison will have a small
majority over Cleveland-probably not
more than 25.
Second District.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NoRYoLK.- went Democratic by
2.7OO (gain 4,47D and Portsmouth 67t
| democratic gain OF $40.
Tyler is doubtless elected TO Congress by
| a good plurality in every county.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
Tbs returns Of Norfolk county are in
complete at this hour (midnight), bu'
show great Democratic gains.
WARWICK.
NEWPORT NEws.-Ihis county will civ,
the entire Democratic ticket o majority o.
nat issa than 5co--a aain af ala
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A STRANGE DANVlLLE TICKET.
Mach Iniignation. a Scrap, Arrests, and
an Investiention-Ali Quiet.
Ienrcial teltrrnm to the Dlspatch.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch
DANyILGE, Va, November S.-SOOn after
the polls opened IN North Dauville this
morning il was found that there was a
strange Democratic ticket in the field. It
was headed " Regular Democratic Ticket"
Out upon examination II was found to con-
tam many iuaccuIaces III the names OF
elector5-tOr instance, William A.
Little, Jr.. of Spotsylyanla, was
printed Wv. A. Little simply. and so
ON. In North Danviile the Democrats in
yestigated tho matter and Mr.. L. j. Con-
roy went TO the office OF Ant-LiQitor, Rev.
J. II. Mo1etts Prohibition paper, and
learned from the printers that the bogus
ticket was printed IN that Office by order
Of Rev. j. h. Moifett. At that time
fifteen or twenty OF the tickets mad
been overtaken in North Danvllle
and between fifty and sixty in Dan
vile. Several Of the tickets were
afterwards found at RingGold. Much in
dignatlOn was expressed. Alr. }. L. CLARK
approached Mr. Mofett near the polling
place N North Danvllle and asked hIm why
he had printed and circulated these bogus
tickets to deceive and defraud the people.
Mr. Moffett said "DO YOU say that got
out bogus tickets intentionally Mr.
Clark replied, THAT IS Just what | do
sayn; whereupon Mr.. Mofett struck
Dir. Clark, and before the latter
could return the blow Oiicer Cou-
sins rushed between the men and
received on the top OF his head severe
blow tom the irate Nlr. Monett, which
blow was evidently intended Tor Clark.
Both men were arrested and Mayor COTbln
recognized them 70 appear before him THIS
afternoon. Mr. MoHett afterwards made
an explanation to the crowd about the
polls. He said n number OF Prohibition
sts had changed thelr minds and desired %
vote the Democratic ticket, but beng
timid men, did not desire TO apply 10
Democrats TOR tickets. lie (Mofett) there
fore thought 1t hi duty TO PRINT tOr them
tickets, and did so, using for copy the
ticket as printed in the Chatham Tribune.
Mr.. MOffett dIsclalmsd any intention OF
issuing the tickets 10 deceive, and said he
would not deceive any people, especially
those Of Danville and North Danyllle. lie
also ordered that the tickets should not be
sent out until he reached the dH,-L,qdpr
Office and as a matter of fact only ten or a
dozen had been sent out. Alr. Vaughan, a
printer in the Ant-Ll4u0 Office, substan-
tinted tins statement Mr.. Monett then
| left the yoting-placc and went TO his home.
With this exception the election here was
without disturbance. though at one time
there was suppressed excitement in TINS
city growing ont of a rumor that the
Judges of election would be arrested by
the Republicans. There Is no doubt OF
the fact that such a thing was in cOntom-
plation, but Postmaster Johnston dis
suaded his Republican associates from
carrying out their plan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
ILLINOIS.
Cleveland Probably Carries the state
AuesId DemocraO Elected Governor.

Cleveland Probably Carries the State
AttesId Democrat) Elected Governor.
CHICAGO, Ill, November 8.-The voting
IN Illinois to-day was Tor presldenual
cIocsors. twcntv-twO congressman, Gov
ernor and other State omeers, ana Legs
latire. A vote was also taken on giving
the Legislature the power 70 propose
amendments to two articles OF the state
Constitution at the same session.
COOK COUNTY.
The estimated plurality of Cleveland in
Cook county is 1900. Heis running ahead
of the ticket. Harrison carried Cook
county by 500 four years ago.
Seventy-ono towns in Illinois outside OF
Cook county give Harrison ll,Gl; Cleve-
Iand lo 47s. The same towns in 1888 gave
Harrison II 100; Cleveland, 1920. C!eye-
lands net gam, 81. M. u.
NEW NOBz, November IA I!nleS uls-
match from Chicago at 10 L. Nj. SAYS {;
Cievelaud now has 10000 plurality IN Chi
caeo with two thirds of the precincts TO
hear from. lie viii probably nave plu-
rality IN Chicago OF $1,000. m,
CHrc,qo. H.. November S.-Ihe Ddiiy
.,ssciaiins Illinois for Cleveland by over
20.000. -,,o,.. Ann,
In this state. so far es returns have been
received Cleveland shows slight gam
over the vote OF four years ago he state
will probably 90 for Cleveland by IRON
5000 10 10000 plurality.
CLEVELAND VICTORIOUS BY lo'OOO.
CglcAoo. November s.--Chairman CLARK,
Of the Democratic State COMMITTEE. SAYS
Cleveland has carried ILLINOIS DY le;VJV
aud Altgeld Democrat Is eiected Gov
ernor.
FIVE hundred ard thirty-two precincts
Of this city; Harrsson, 70,s2S; Cleveland;
SIS, 3ss. Ibe probability is that Cleveland
has carried Illinois, and that AltSeid, the
Democratic candidate for Governor. Is
elected by 1900 or 1900 majority.
Chicago will give the Democratic ticker
81, coo majority. and the balance OF COOK
county viii reduce that TO 5000. Al Ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
Nevada,
Washington "Not In II. .

WASHINGTON. November s.-The city, to.
day was probably the quietest Of any place
Of large size in the United States. The
streets were freer of people than usual on
such fne autumn day. Probably more
than 1900 left the city to visit their homes
and cast vote.
The ONLY Cabinet officers in town were
Secretary John w. Foster. of the State De-
partment. and Attoruey-General Miller,
each OF whom had arranged pair with a
Democrat in Indiana, 50 that their absence
would not affect the result. Each was al
his department early in the morning at
tending to public business. f.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Nothing Definite Untii To-Day-Probably
Democratic by 5000 to 5000.

by telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
WHFrLING. W. Va, November Sat the
election IN tins State the voting was for
presidential electors. four congressman.
Governor and other State officers, and Il
Legislature which will choose the sue
cessor of James j. Faulkner (Democrat) IN
the United States Senate.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. November S.-Under
the new Australian-ballotl law nothing def
mite will be known of to-day's election be-
fore tomorrow. Absolutely no returns
have been received here from either State
or county tickets, but Democratic gains
are Indicated. There ls no reason TO be-
heve that West Virginia has left the Demo-
cratic column, and the Democratic State
Committee claims it by from 5000 to 5000.
The Democrats claim that Anderson
Democrat IS reelected to Congress in tine
Fifth District by 500, but the probabilities
seem favorable TO Rucker, the Republican.
No news has been received from other
points. Davis (Republican) for Governor
is leading his ticket from all indications.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09

JAMES crrY.
WILLIAMSBURG, yA.--Cleveland carries
the town by mljoritv--a gain of 62 over
the vote of 1888. Tyler. l27: Dezendorf.
SO; Uorrigan. Il.
SASsEMoND.
SUFFOLK. Suffolk gives Cleveland a plu-
raity of 26j-heng q gain Of 2i9 over his
majority in 1883
Weaver received only votes here.
For Congress, Tyler Democrat mas the
same plurality as Cleveland; Corrigan
negro Republican, received i4s votes !;
DeSendorf white Republican,, GO; Collier
(Thlrd party. 10.
Four precincts in Nansemond county
outside of Suffolk give net Democratic
gain of ia over the vote Of 1855.
TaE TWIN CITIES.
Norfolk city and Portsmouth show a
Democratic gain over 1888 of about 1000.
District Democratic, and Tyler elected.
Details later.
ELIZABETH CITY.
HAMPTON. Cleveland. s9l: Harriso n.
1,467. Harrison's majority. 676. His ma
iority in 1888 was 753 A Democratic gain
of III. Tyler. l39; Dezendorf. 609: Corri-
Gan. 6G0; Collier Peoples party, ll0 ;
Weaver, 6S, and Prohibitlon. ..
ISLE OF WIGHT.
SMTHFrrLD.-Isle of Wight gives Cleve-
land 500 majority. Democratic gain. SIC.
The Third District.
The Third Congressional District has
maintained ITS reputation as the banner
district of the State, and for the sixth
time returned Hon. George ID. Wise 10
Congress. giving him q magnificent ma
jority. Richmond covered herself with
glory. and the result puts honor on the
City Committee and the various Demo
cratic clubs.
VOTE OF RICHMOND BIZ PRECINCTS.
The vote by precincts in the city was as
follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
WISE'S SPLENDID SUCCESS
He Carries the Banner District by Some
thing Like 1000.
GOOD WORK IN RICHMOND
A Small Negro Vote, and Grover Given q
Plurality of 6.SS2-News from
All Over the State.

The elections in Virginia yesterday were
for presidential electors and members OF
the United States House OF Representa-
tlyes.
The following table of losses and gains,
compared with the presidential election OF
1888. cover nearly one half of the State. Sc
far as population is concerned. and indi-
cate Democratic plurality over the Re-
publican electoral ticket of at least 10000
We have certainly elected nine members
of Congress, and probabilities are favor
able as to the tenth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
KANSAS.
A Majority for Weaver Electors, But
state Ticket Republican.

TOPEKA, KAN. November s.-Kansas
voted today for presidential electors,
eight congressman, Governor, and other
State officers. and a Legislature which will
have the naming of United States Sena-
tor in place of Bishop w. Perkins, who
was appointed to serve until the, election
of n Successor 10 Senator Plumb, deceased.
KANSAS Cry. No, November 8.-The
T.nes's Topeka (Kan.) bulletin says that
Kansas has given majority for the
Weaver electors. but that the Republicans
have saved their State ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
POLITICAL ARRESTS.
One Of Them Causes Small Riot In
New YORK.
By telegraph to the Dispatcn.l

tBy telegraph to the Dispatcn.l
NEw YoaK, November s.-Shortly before
noon Thomas Murphy was arrested in the
Third Assembly District for illegal regis
tration. While on the way 10 the United
States Commissioners office, q number OF
Murphy's friends assaulted the marshal.
A small riot was precipitated. but assis-
tance soon arrived and the prisoner was
safely landed before the commissioner.
PoUGHEEErsIE, n. Y, November S.-War-
rants have boen issued by the United States
Commissioner for the arrest of Chief-ot-
Police McCabe, Police-Constable McDon-
aid. and Police-Officer McCabe, brother
of the Chief Of Police, for interfering with
United States deputy marshals.
Buffalo, n. Y, November S.-Meny ar
rests have been made here for alleged
election frauds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
FLORIDA.
Majority for Cleveland $4,000 TO 10000
Roth Coperpssmen Democratic.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, November s.-The
State Democratic Committee says Cleve-
lands majority IN the State will be Is. goo
TO 10000. Both congressional districts are
Democratic.
J.cKs,SvIrIF Fla November SIN
this State to-day the voting was on pTesl-
Dental electors and two congressman.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, November 8.-Al-
though the returns so far indicate a lighter
vote than IN October he Democratic State
Committee claims that Cleveland will have
greater majority than Mitchell had tor
Governor (23,O0Oj. This is based upon a
largely.reduced vote for the Peoples
pdrtV,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
Lumber-DeaIors Assigp.

RosrE, Ga, November 8.-Messrs, J. j.
O'Nieli K Son. sash. door, and blind
manufacturers. and the largest lumber
dealers in tho city, made an assignment
to-day and the mills were shut down.
throwing about seventy men out of en-
ployment. The assets amount TO $4,000 ;
liabilities not known
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
MICHlGAN.
Seven and Perhaps Eight Democratic
Electors Claimed.

DETROIT. November s.-Michigan elects
presidential electors, twelve congressman,
Governor, and other State officers and
Legislature which will choose a United
States senate. in place Of Francis h.
Stockbridge (Repubhcan).
DETROIT, Mich, November S.-Forty
precincts outside of Wayne county give
for Governor-Rich (Republican), 4,337 {;
Morse democrat 1903; Ewing (PeO-
ple's). 392 Russell (Prohlbition', 40.
New YoRK, November s.A Herald spe-
cial from Detroit. Mich, saws the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee claims
seven and perhaps eight electors. Chip
man German. Whitney. and Meader are
considered surely elected to Congress.
Chairman Campau Is positive that the
lower house Of the Michigan Legislature
will be Democratic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
Grover and Frances.

I't1I|FF"'E'I
CHARLOTTESVILLE. November s.-The
wife of Captain Eugene Harris, aconductor
day presented her husband with twins-a
boy and girl. Captain Harris Immediate
ly named them Grover Cleveland Harris
and Frances Cleveland Harris in honor or
ex-President Cleveland and his wife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
Fatal Political Riot.

TBy T6ITgTfDI % TIIV I7Is'dIII'T
GREESyMLE, S. c., November SIN a
political riot in Anderson county to-day
Columbus Glenn, white Democrat, was
killed by Rob Carter Republican. Super
visor Hampton and James W. Earle (white)
and Jim Holland (colored) were seriously
hurt. The place is remote from telegraph
stations. and further particulars cannot be
obtained
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
WYOMING.
The Result Apparently In Favor of Demo
Gratis and POpulisis.
lBy teIcgraph 10 Tho Dispatch. !

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
LARAMu. WYo.. November S.-Wyoming
voted to-day for presidential electors, one
congressman. Governor. judge of Supreme
Court, and a Legislature, which will name
successor to United States Senator
Francis F. Warren (Republicanl.
LARAMIE, WYo.. November SIN this
city and in other places heard from the
election is progressing quietly and large
vote * being polled. The Democrats and
Populists claim that the good weather in
most parts of the State is to their advan-
tagc, and they are highly elated and hope
10 carry the State for the Fusion ticket.
The Republicans. however, are fighting
hard and, though stili confident, realize
that II will be close.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
NEGROES VOTE FOR MARSHALL.
A slight Disturbance Follows, but There
Was Little BIoodsLei.


Was Little BIoodsLei.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
BRISTOL, Tenn. November s.-Great eX-
ctement prevailed IN Bristol, Va. to-day
when bet tween sixty and seventY-fye ne
groes, heretofore Republicans, marched
up in a body and cast their votes for
Cleveland. Stevenson, and Marshall. One
officious negro stood at the polls and tried
10 challenge some of these votes. lie re-
marked that "any Niger who will vote
the Democratic ticket ought TO be in
-" He also insulted a white man. A
fight ensued. The darky struck the man
with a claw.hammer and fed. In two
minutes more than 200 infurlated whites
were after him with stones and some
man yelled Rope" 1t was thought for
moment that the Bob Clark lynchlng
would be repeated. A fight or two oc-
Cured on the Tennessee side, but little
blood Was shed,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
CONNIE CTiCUT.
Democrats Claim the state by Majori

Democrats Claim the state by Majority
Of 1000.
HARTFORD. CoNN., November s.-The
Democrats claim the State for Cleveland
by 1000. No election of State officers by
the people. Legislature Republican.
Cleveland has 694 majority in Hartford,
Democratic gain of 374
NKw YoRK, November S.-h Herald spe-
cial saws the Connecticut returns indicate
that Cleveland has carried the State by
500 TO 900 majority. Hartford shows a
Democratic gain OF 500.
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATIVE GAIN.
Connecticut shows Democratic gam OF
four members Of the Legislature in returns
from si1ty-three towns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
OutIaw D.nrv Ror.ys Cap,ored.

DURHAM, N. O., November 8.-The out
law. Henry Rogers, was caught on vessel
of tho eastern shore of Maryland by Chief
ot-Police j.. A. Hoodall. He arrived TO.
day with the prisoner in charge end
lodged him In isu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09

Every voter in Maryland who wished to
go TO the polls could do so to-day, the
weather being delightful. Baltimore never
had a more peaceful election. Not pistol
shot was heard nor knife seen. nor was
hand raised in anger. In Frederick there
was some disturbance, the result of which
was that all the United States deputy mar
shais were arrested.
Cleveland's plurality in Maryland will
exceed 10000. Secretary Vandlver. OF the
State Central Committee. says that Mary
land has elected SIX Democratic congress
men,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09

.N VIRGINIA PROBABLY 0. K.
4 Sweeping Democratic Victory in
North Carolina.
lIlBlNA SAFELY IN LINE.
>.Iii south Still Solid by Large Ma
Iry-it is "a Glorious Democratic
Victory.


-l. ~aih 90 the Dispstch.l
>-F.r. IrsN. November s.--Don NJ.
.lrlphs Chairman Banker,
... r. 80 state Democratic Com
.-.. .t al the doubtful States have
... i,g the Democrats, and claims
uon.
r.-s "woRLDn CLAIMS.
y I November s.-The World
Er York, Indiana. Illinois, Con-
E.r Jersey, and oight votes in
-- cleveland
New York.
f-r November S.-At the election
t. - to-day the voting was for
f.. ..1.rs. thlrtg-four congress-
... assembly,, which will. with
...i last wear. name the sue
Tasted States Senator Frank
Ir. were three proposed
.t.t t.e state Constitution Of
r.t. for. and Charles An
Mre- of both Republicans
v4- .lected chef Judge of
Appeals.
I.n rHEy CONF FROM?
' .. November e.-The famous
.-., jimmie Oliver, Of Para
t.i 70 fv.r IA the early part
I bursting into she Demo,
t.t Iuom and eXclaIming 4:
Down where ] live. the
-.r District of ;he Second
...t gives cleveland 3ss and
t.... u.d where those four
H. - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
General Fields sons Democrats.

CHARLorrIsvIILE Va, November s.-A
number of negroes voted the Democratic
ticket here. General Field. the vice-presl-
dental candidate of the Peoples party,
lives in this county. II IS stated that his
sons voted the Democratic ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
Radical Repeaters stopped.

IBy tcIekrtph % IUe UIsJHVV'I'I
WILMINGTON, DEL, November S.-A gang
of Republicans sent from Baltimore to
fraudulently vote in this city was met by
detectives and returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
NEBRASKA.

Weaver Electors Chosen by 1O.OO0-Tbe
Legislature Anti Republican.
by telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
OMAHA. NEB., November S.-The indica-
tions are that Weaver has carried Nebraska
by 10000, and that Crounse (Republlcan)
has been elected Governor. The Legisla-
ture Is probably controlled by the Demo-
Gratis and Independents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09

beng reported from anywhere. The De-
mocrats claim the State by 20 900 majority:
Triebcr Republican) in the First Distrlc,.
cl3 ms to hnve!won, while Bush (PopuilsO
in the Third and Bryan Popuiist) IN the
Fifth report certain victories. The wea,
ther has been cool. and a large vote poiled
in every district
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
Aiabsn,s.

.,,' ,,''',,'e.ioo,AssT, Ala, November s.-The
,,s,.1s 49, oi thls State voted tor presidential
NE and nine congressman.
N'SOsthr, ALA., November 6.--Fogty-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09

publican headquarters they do not claim
oyer 10000 TO $4,000 majority for Fifer out
side Of Cook county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
South ak tn.

ture, which will elect a United States sena-
tor In place of Lyman X. Casey (Repubii-
cam.
South Z ak tn.
YANEToS, &. D., November s.-South Ne
kota voted to-day for presidential cleo
tors. Governor and other State officers,
and a Legislature.
Oesou.
PORTLAND, ORE. November s.-Oregon
voted only for presidential electors to-
day.
Nevada,
VIRGINIA CRY. NEv., November SIN
Nevada to-day the election was for presl-
dentia electors, one congressman, Judge
o. tho Supreme Court. ard q Legislature
which will name the successor to William
NJ. Stewart (Repubiican).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
OREGON.

The Vote Light-Pierce, Weaver hieotor'
Thought Elected.
PoRTLaNp, ORE. November s.-The vote
in Oregon has been comparatively hght.
Very few returns have as yet been re-
oeiyed. II is impossible at this moment
10 gauge an opinion OF the result. IL is
thought that Pierce, one OF the weaver
electors, has been elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-09
Fa CLeVeLANO's VOTE.
" ' Attempted TO BE Challenged, But
70 Goes"

sraan 20 toe Dlspatch.l
. November SIX President
t ms house az iO.25 A. NJ. and
poJlnc. place. accompanied
r William =. ST. Sinclair, and
l.- lll.r. IL WAS 1899 WHOM the
tle polling-place, SO Sixth
lre were twenty men III
the ey-PTesident. They re-
o and raising their hats
Wen Mr.. Cleveland stepped up
. .grk and gave his name a Re-
.ar attempted 20 challenge
,.. .. RI. Was quickly hustled out OF
~. '-. Hr Cleveland received q bunch
lrked No. lsG, and went into
- nooth TO select his tickets. IL
t.A .'A est sir minutes 10 prepare hls
,.'''. lucy We're ~ proper order, and
~. as they were deposited IN their re-
l'o boxes the ex-President went
nS,roR osDOEyE's VOTE.
fEtusr. n. y. November g.
r,- Osborne offered his vote IN this
D.. '-1a,. il was challenged and he
Y....s j iu. lie was soon atterward ar
T,,.1', ~ illegal voting aud taken before
t-.',' States Commissioner Hunter. Ho
H.. ''ii4mined and held in $l0,0 for the
S'ates grand jury.