The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-09

deaths and removals. Altogether, there
were l,396 votes cast. of which 9O3 were
white. The votes had all been counted
by o. No., and the result is 90 majority
for Cleveland.
At the last Presidential election the
Republican majority at Salem precinct
was las. Amongst those who came
home to vote were Dr. j. ID. Dreher.
Prof. j. T. Crabtree and Messrs. C. B.
Strouse, w. II. King and II. III. Pechin.
me Salem Wagon Works, Southern
Carriage Works and Holston Wooden
Mills all closed down yesterday that
their employees might vote
Telegram from Bonsack saws it gave
SIS majority for Cleveland; 65 votes cost.
SALEM, Va, Nov. 81 q. IN. Eding-
tons Shop gives 90 Republican majority.
Big Lick SIS Democratic majority, Red
Hlll S majority for Harrison, Bent
Mountain 36 majority for Cleveland,
Cave Spring 4e majority for Harrison,
poagues Mill 80 majority for Harrison,
Holiins' Johns Shops and Catawba not
heard from yet, but those who know
say the county will give Cleveland
majority of about 22O, gain of over 500
over the election Of 1855. Edmunds
VIII run ahead of the ticket Not
single vote for Weaver was polled in
Salem.
VINToN, Nov. S. [SpecialI = The
election passed off very quietly here
to-day. The largest vote ever cast
was polled. Before 10 o'clock more
than 200 men had deposited their votes:
after that hour tho voting was slow.
Inc bright warm day was favorable to
the OLD men-the rheumatics and
cripples-some of whom had not been
TO town before since the last Presidential
election.
So far as is known only two colored
mon voted the Democratic ticket. The
poll books show that 1913 were enrolled.
OF whom 26l are whites and lO3 are
negroes. Total number of votes cast
3ll. or this nun Der Cleveland received
223; Harrison, 123; Weaver, 3; Bidwell,o.
Tinker Creek cast rs majority for
Cleveland, gain of II for Cleveland
over 1888.
STAuNroN. Va, Nov. S.-Returns
from Augusta county, including Staun-
ton, give Cleveland about 1000 major
lty, or large increase in the aggregate
vote. In 1855 Cleveland had 00S major.
lty, and in lSSS Mckinney and Malone
1000. fuckers majority over Robin.
son, Populist, is about 1000
DANvLLE, Va, Nov. S.-Danville
and North Danville give Democratic
majority of Sl4, gain of 400 over tho
last Presidential election. Returns
from Pittsylvania county show largo
Democratic gains. Returns from other
points in the Fifth district are coming
In slowly, but enough is known to make
it certain that Swanson Dom is
elected to Congress by at least 900 ma
jority.
ABINGDON, Va, Nov. S.-The full
vote cast in Abingdon to day is OBS,
against 94s in 1888. Cleveland and
Stevenson received 65l votes, Harrison
and Reid, EGG; Weaver, 0; Bidwell, s.
Marshall, for Congress, ran 6 votes
ahead of the ticket. Seven precincts
heard from give Democratic majority
OF 1,007. The same precincts in 1855
gave 663. Cleveland, Stevenson and
Marshall's majority in Washingt ton
county will be at least 1000.
NORFOLK. Nov. S.-(Special Nor
folk city gives Democratic majority of
3,O2s, Democratic gain of 5000 over
the election of 1888. Portsmouth city
gives Democratic majority of GIG,
Democratic gain of 332. Isle of Wight
900, a Democratic gain of 500. Returns
of Norfolk county show great Demo
cratic gains. Every precinct in the
district thus far heard from show Dem
ocratic gains. In 1855 this district
went Republican by 5000, but all re-
turns point to a large Democratic ma.
jority to-day. ID. Gardener yler, Dem
ocrat is elected to Congress by hand
majority.
FORT MONROE, Va, Nov. s.-Eliza-
beth City county gives Harrison, 1898;
Cleveland, SIP. A riot occurred at
Newport News, as tho polls were clos
ing. Mr.. Tucker and Sheriff Milstead
were badly beaten. The Huntington
Rifles were called out and fred ON the
crowd of colored voters. a man named
Briggs was wounded in the thigh
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. Special)-Al-
exandria gives Cleveland s2l majority,
gain of CSC.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. o. q. Mall
the cities and half the counties in the
State show Cleveland gains of over
27,C00. Indication warrant the belief
that Cleveland has carried the State by
$4,000.
AL AfAMA