Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-07
FROM RHODE ISLAND.
,s LEGISLATURE REPORTED UN-
VI" noueTeDLY REPUBLICAN.
r.ohthitien vste Probably sumcient
40 psfea, an Election OF state VI
0csrs by tho People.
me ,.,nrrnnn % tho pispa.oh.l

telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
o.~,D,xcr. u. T.. April 6-1Sdnfsh.--
neooocra,ic and Republican vote thus
lpe ~ follows. For Governor-Brown
"a 80 blicAn), i6,25o; wardwel Demo
t", ,eots The Prohibition vote will
TN, he sufficient 20 defeat an election
"a people. The Legislature Is un-
,,,,teily Republican.
o' TIE wKATBEB TrNr.
qts weather was fine. Both sides made
lotion 20 bring out full vote,a and
rN. .,,.,,on was attended with consider
~ .,,c,.ement. Individual men. espe-
'n~ ON the legislative tickets. were
'.,,hed everywhere IN tho State, and 1t
.,ke a long time to complete the
count r,ov,nrvcr VOTE.
-,,.rxcy. II. l., April 6.-The city
.-,b one district to hear from. is;
90 ,o., otO: Burton Peoples party), 9s
lD',.-t prohibition), 3ss; wardwell. TO-
0s --ro,r nrsocR.rIc.
,...or- 4. l.. April 6.-Ihe State elec-
.b.s CITY has been hot fight, and
's..,,.ns point 20 the election of the
i.- osmocratic legislative ticket. One
i-' a. go. 20 be heard from. which proba-
IN not change the result. The vote
.' I'm very largo. and the ward-rooms
-.t.sn centres Of excitement all day.
rrrUBucAN CBARoEs.
r,,. eliminated in the Fifth Ward,
-. che Republicans claim that Demo-
v. srnary.sor. who is also president of
-'common Council, violated the ballot
49, Uving unsolicited assistance 10
=. They collected evidence and
-s,.,n the hands of ex-City Solicitor
,t.,, who has promised to prosecute If
....,fe .iont. and prominent Republican
.--..,s Of the opinion that 1t Is. The
~..-t.esns propose 10 bring criminal
.... AGAINST President and Supervisor
r..,. and. perhaps. the warden OF the
..1.s we'll. and also. If necessary, appeal
80 supreme Court. and contest the
.sc. the members OF the Legislature
SERIOUS ROW.
rss-s Wis serious row over the cleo
lin Jamestown. eliminating in per-
... ss.,ult by Republican Representa-
.-IB flanders upon DIR. Howisnd. a
n.~o-rei which necessitafed the attend
.-.. NJ q physician and may result seri-
olay. orr,cvss
prouprscr. r. l., April AT 12:4O this
....,,,- the returns from all over the
s..,. wore not all ID, owing 10 the tedious
e.--,ir, necessary under the Australian
.-.,,m. The returns at hand are suiii-
,.o,. however. 10 indicate that there IS
r, election Of State officers, with probs-
lr,gofa Republican plurality.
truaIcu's REELECTION ASSURED.
Tho State law requires n majority vote
,.,..r. and there are a sufficient number
,fpsaulbcans returned up to this hour
,.in.ure tlere-election Of Senator Aldrich
n fh. United States Senate and the
choice of the Republican candidates for
,... officers. Newport probably elects
i.t oDe CONSERVATIVES and IT will require
a,.ther election to determine the choice
irthe other four.
u requires fftv-four members of the
legislature 90 elect on joint ballot, and
o.. Republicans have at present ffty-one.
v,h every prospect Of having elected the
s.4c.
rrr LARGEST VOTE on RECORD.
a. M-Brown. 23.lsT; Burton, 176 (;
Gilbert. 1911; Wardwell, 22.072-total
lre. f.si6-the largest vote ever cast IN
L.le Island.