Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08

election in Shenandoah county are very
meaere but they indicate that Nef Demo
craft. for the House of Delegates. Will be
elected by three or four hundred majority.
with O'Ferrall about 80 behind. The
| Republicans. Populists, and Prohibition
! lists all combined and traded, reducing the
majority about 100. and the Democrats ex-
ceeded their expectations, The election
was the uuietest in many years. and tue
vote was hardly more than one half OF that
of 1889.
TAZEwEII.
Graham: The vote Of this precinct
Oferrall. i21; Cooke. S.; Miller. ia
slight Democratic loss on the Mckinney
vote. For the Senate-St. Clair. l45; S.
). bundy. IS; for the House, NJ. Gra-
ham. 100 J. II. Ssyer &c. The Democratic
legislative candidates are probably elected
by small majority.
TAZEwELL.
Iazewell: This precinct gives O'terrail
2j4 and Cooke 29S st. Clair, for Senate,
3l4 Bundy, for Senate, $50; ;. VI. Ora
ham. 2s2 j. III. Sayer. 290. II Is thought
St. CLAIR ia elected TO the Senate and Mr.
Graham to the House Cookies majority.
m the county will probably reach that OF
Malone four years ago. which was SiS.
WARWICK.
Newport News II il impossible at this
hour 10 obtain the vote in detail cast IN
TINS city aud county. Three precincts IN
Newport News and one in the county givo
O'Ferrall q majority of 666. Perkins tor the
Legislature j14, and Barnes for the Senate
40. The election passed on quietly.
WASHINGTON.
Abingdon: The election passed OF
quietly. The weather was cool and 1t was
TnlUfnfr tt- ~ n fuil NQfn ont
There were three legislative tickets IN the
field d-Democratic, Independent Demo
cratic and POpulist. There were S04 votes
poilcd here. about 20 of which were
POpulist. The rest were about evenly dI-
vlded between the two Democratic tickets.
The PopulIst vote IN the county will not
exceed 500. The Democratic majority IN
the county will be not less than $500 on
the State ticket. Indications favor the
election Of the regular Democratic ticket
by a small majority.
WISE.
Big Stone Gap: The vote Of this town is
Coo sc. 2l6: OFerrall, 2O0 Miller. ?. For
tho House-Irvine. 23G; Kennedy. 1872. The
Democratic legislative candidate ls pro-
badly elected.
Wytheville: Seven precincts heard from
| give q Democratic majority of iSO Same
precincts in 1889 gave Democratic majorl-
/ - Of 5l2.
Postscript-3 4. VI.
ADDITIONAL FROM AUGUSTA.
Staunton: The election to-day was
more exciting than any presidential cleo
I ton. the interest beng heightened by the
attempt Of the Prohlbitlonlsts to dlslodge
Senator Edward Echols. 1t was hllt-to-
| hllt fight, and this morning shows a con-
] plngfV4 IafnnN of EnhAlcfu nnnnnapfE Re
| turns are In from thirty-one of thlrty-four
precincts. and Echols has majority OF
| f74. houer and Speck. the Democratic
nominees for House of Delegates, having
| as large majority. O'Ferral's plurality
| IS about $50. The three precincts yet 10
| report will not materially alter the result.
| MckInaey'5 majority over Malone was
1911.
FLOYD.
Chrlstiansburg: Floyd county is Rcpub-
! iican by about 800. Sufficient preclnts
| heard from 10 make this number about
| correct.
WEsTNoBELAND AND NORTHUMTERLAED.
Warslw Spillman Democrat has 173
plurality IN WestmOreland and NOrthum-
| bcrlaud.
CITY or PETERSBURG
Petersburg: The vote of this city is
| - tIlaii, <'JJui .toche' fUV' h'ileI, 4J'
| O'FerTalPs majority over Cooke IL 2.5g0.
Kent and Scott ran about . votes ahead
| on the ticket. ". b. Mcllwalne for Sem
ate and ". b. McRae, and John B. Evans
! democrats are elected 10y about $500
| majority.
Richmonds Vote In Detail.
The following Is the vote of the CITY by
precincts, that received by Colonel Miller
being taken for the Prohibition ticket:
PnPrII.r TlcKEr. nfnnctArfc TrsET.