Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
THE LATE ELECTIONS.
xsnnsssss's Chsles for oovernor SIN In
Doubt.

xsnnsssSs's Chsies for 0overnor stiii II
Doubt.
MEMPHIS, TENN. November io.-The
election for Governor Of Tennessee Is
still In dispute between the Democrats
and Republican, with the outlook now
favorins the Democrats.
Up to this afternoon Chairman saun-
ders, Of the Republican committee
claimed the victory BY several thousand.
Tonight he has lowered his claims TO
less than one thousand. Oficiai returns
are in from seventy-two counties. and a.
the headquarters Of both parties uno'iciai
returns have been received from the re-
naming counties. Each side claims the
victory by a plurality Of less than one
thousand. The official count will be ne
cessary to determine which side has &C.
tualy won.
TEXAS UNCERTAINTIES.
AUSTIN, TEX, November 10.-The con-
eressionaI election in the Thirteenth Dis-
trict Is in doubt, and Il will require the
returns from all the counties to settle IT.
The Republicans and Populists Will con-
test sayers's election In the Ninth DIS
trict. on the ground Of Intimidation ana
gross irregularities in Washington county
which gave Sayers over 1850 majority,
and because OF the use OF whiskey anu
In Travis county. Rosenthai
Republican) will contest Crowley's eiec-
ton In the Galveston District.
BELL. POP. o. X.
DENVER. coll, November 1o.-Beh
rponnlisD Is positively elected to Con-
eress owe Bowen In the Second Distrct
by 1900 majority.
KENTUcKYs DELEGATION.
LEXINGTON, KY, November io.-Ine
official count in the Tenth District to-oay
shows that Joe NJ. Kendall OemocraV
ia elected to Congress by lo4 piu'a s,
over N. It. Hopkins Republicam' ms
makes Ksntuckys deiesa'ioh s'~
Gratis and FIVE Republicans.
COST OF DEFEAT-soMET1MEs'
NEW YORK. November l0-Of all the
at the election OF November
s,h who have thus far fled their expense
accounts, William Sonmer. the Iaininahy
neminee for Sheriff, spent the most money
1t cost Mr.. Sohmer $f,9so TO De deiea,eu'
or this amount he spent A,sl9 LOT htho-
graphs and printing; for stationery, ciGrn
hire and circulars. s2,293; Tammany Han
COT q. 0O0: 1852 went for postage; ior
rosters and Ietter-writing no spent 81 30;
Tor advertising in the daily papers. ss9i'
for advertising in periodicals. Scl3; ior
cab-hire. $40; for kilograms, SIS; express
age. S53; car-fare. $5y. and for wagons
and drivers, $S5.
TEXAS SITUATION.
GALVESTON, TEX, November TO-
Late returns in the Texas gubernatorial
situation show that Culberson's majority
Is between 10, 800 and GO,0oo. The Populist
vote shows a large increase over two
years ago.
The congressional situation tonight
stands as follows:
First District-Hutchinson pemocraD.
900 plurality.
Second-Cooper pemocraD, s,sss ma
jority.
Third-Yoakum OemocraD, 2,2S2 ma
jority.
Fourth-Culberson pemocraD. 3.iOS plu-
rality.
Fifth-Bailey DemocraD. s,O03 plurality.
eixth-Abbott OemocraD, II plurality.
Seventh-Pendleton DemocraD, 2,721 ma
jority.
E!ghth--BeIl DemocraD, AN majority.
Ninth--Sayers DemocraD, 2,1oO ma
jority.
Tenth-Crowley Democra). 1900.
Eleventh-Crain OemocraD. 1l,3G3
Twelfth-Nooman Republican,. go plu-
rality.
Thirteenth-Cockrell Oemocrat), 1856 plu-
rality.