Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-11
FURTHER ELECTION RETURNS.
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o'Ferrai CDemocrau, EOS: Cooke tPopu-
iist) sSs: Kent Democrao, SIC; Beverley
(PopuiisO. $751; Scott lDomocraD, BIG;
Grayely Popuhst). ISL: Southall Demo
craft. $685. Vaughan Popuiist, soi This
Is a Democratic loss from vote OF 1889 OF
IL.
AUGUSTA.
The following is the Official vote OF Au-
gusta county, including the city OF Staun-
ton:
Democratic-oF 1894; Kent.
1896: Scott. s.442; Echols. 1897; Koiner,
3T2s; Speck. 1888.
Popuhst-- Cooke. LID; Beverley. ISIS;
Gravely, l,e7; Coyner, 10; Shaner, %;
Houf eman. IL.
Prohibltion--Miller. i.ea2; Tyler 1855;
Kegley. 1859; Bodley. S.l39; shuey. 2,s22;
Shelton. 2.sc9.
BOTETOURT.
Buchanan: Botetourt's official vote IL:
O'Ferrall. i.2n; Kent. I.2a7; Scott Las
Jones. i.245: Brugh. 1875 Cooke. 7s9; Bev-
erley, G9i: Gravely. 694: Burhman. 7Ss;
Carper. SO; Miller. III; Tyler. liz; kegiey'
liz; Boyd. 81; Pullen, IS.
BUCKINGHAM.
buckingham Courthouse: The following
r. the official vote OF Buckingham county:
For Governor-O' Ferrall. 1910; Cooke,
1.0lt. Majority for OFerrall, S6.
For the House OF Decentralization,
1.ss7; Mosely, $40. Majority for Patteson,
43S.
Dinwiddie Courthouse: The official re-
turns OF this county are as follows-C. T.
OFerraI. s97: r. c. Kent. ss4; II. T. Scott.
eeS Senate-W. r. McIlwaine. 1.037. House
Knox Thompson, l,06s: r. X. Cooke, SSS
J. II. Beverley, S97: William II. Gravely
sol. Senate--George S. Parham, SIS. House
w. T. Doyle. S1s.
GREENE.
Stanardsvile: The vote OF Greene coun-
" is-OFerrall. 1871. Cooke. go; Demo-
cratic loss. 81. For the Senate-George w.
Morris. 4sG For the House of Delegates
John G. Utz DemocraO. 81; o. $. F1tz-
hugh PopulisO, 337; Robert c. Garnet I'm
DEPENDENT, H. The Democratic candl-
dates are elected.
HANOVER.
Ashland: The official vote OF Hanover
county so Ferrall. 1853; Cooke, 80;
Miller, H.: Kent. l,3l5. Beverley, Si3;
Tyler. s; Scott, 1876; Gravely. Si5; keg-
ley s: Diggs OemocraD, 1.2@; Rufhn
PopulisD. S52; Blunt. %; Holzegrove.
20 Binford Cnoater Hanover county and
King William. s. Cardwell, l'5Oi.
MECKLKENBURG.
Boydton The Commissioners Of Elec-
ton met Yesterday and returned the iol-
lowing vote I'm this county:
Gevernor-O Ferrall, 1,Gi; Cooke, ZzzZ;
Miller. -.
Lieutenant Governor-Kent, 1865; Bev-
| erley. 2.AS; Tyler, A..
Attorney General-Scot 1853; Gravely'
! 22l6; Kegley, A.
Williams OemocraU. LOS; Bur
well Third party. 2,22z
House Montgomery DemocraD, lfS2
| Allen Third party, 2,l92.
Maforities-COckc, 61S; Beverley, bJO
! Gravclv, 6iS: Burwell. Ii9: Allen, IOj.
compared with 1889 there was Demo
cratic LOGS Of 6n Republican loss of g;
net Democratic loss, 51s.
NEW KENT.
Oak: The following is the official vote
Of Ney. Kent county-O'Ferrall 29l; Kent,
2o7: Scott. 30: Barnes. 3S4; Perkins. 2S3;
Cccke. sos; Beverley. 49l: Gravey, 400;
Treat. 2s3: Woodward. 52l; Todd, 13l, Mil
Ter. l. The estimated majority for Barnes
for the Senate Is 100; for Perkins 300.
NORFOLK.
Norfolk: The Commissioners of Election
OF Norfolk county met at the courthouse
in Portsmouth to-day and counted the
vote cast on Tuesday. The Democrats
carried the county by 2,2l3 majority The
Populists received 421 votes, and the Pro-
hlbitonists pa votes.
PRINCESS ANNE.
Norfolk: The Democrats in Princess
Anne county received III majority over
the Populists and Prohibitiohists. whose
total vote was only 12S.
RAPPAHANNOCK.
Washington: The following IS the official
vote of Rappahannock county: O'Ferrall,
/ III: Cooke, 1873; Miller 10. Democratic
| loss. i3S.
For Senate-James Hay Democrat, 7i6.
For House of Delegates. b. Miller
| OemocraO. 74s; j. W. Wood prohibition
isD. &c.
For House of Delegates, Page and Rap
| pahannock-B. Petty DemocraD, 72S; w.
II. Keyer PopulisU, 155
ROANOKE.
Salem: The Commissioners of Election
| for Roanoke county met yesterday In the
| Clerks office OF the County Court TO can
| Vass the returns. which showed the fol-
| lowing maiorities: OFerrall. 520 Watts.
| 584; Logan, 100; Thomas, 507. The best
people of Salem are proud of the fact
that only li9 voters here, in a total of
| S2S, supported Cooke, thus rebuking the
doctrine Of cranks and Anarchists. In
| Roanoke city the majorities, as counted
| officially. were: O'Ferrall. 1873; Watts. 7o9;
Logan, 79S; Thomas. 1856
THE DISTRICT.
The result in Craig has not been Off,
| cially reported. but enough is known 70
place the Democratic majority in that
| county at not less than $50 with ma
1ority in Montgomery for Watts OF about
200. thus making the majorities in ouT
district as follows: Watts, 1885, Logan
about $50: Thomas, about 1850.
SPOTSYLVANIA.
Fredericksburg: Spotsylvania (officiaD-
| O'Ferrall. 70l; Cooke, Gil.
Senate-Little. 72S: Turner 59i.
House Coleman. 627; billiard, 6N. Cole
man elected by 46l majority. which Fred
ericksburg gave him. Little's majority
In the district II 1,57.
WISE.
Big Stone Gap: All precincts having
been heard from, the vote for member
of the House of Delegates In Wise is II.
majority for Irvine; Buchanan-Irvine
| 127; Extraordinarily. 65; making a
| majority for Irvine in the district OF
233. The Independent-Democ Hilton
drew almost his entire vote froa Irvine
or his majority would have been larger.
| THE PRINCE GEORGE ELECTION.