The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-07
THE kET Ek1 II.
The Democrats Loot Heavily, but Turner is
Elected

WOODSTOCK. VA. Nov. 6.-Special.-
Court-house-Turner DEM. 1866; Walker
Rep), l59; Hopkins ProhIb). y; BARBER
Pop), g Democratic loss on Presiden-
tial election, l45. For amendment. loo;
ToWn Hall-Turner. 1C7; Walker 81
Hopkins, 2. Democratic loss on 1917, %.
For amendment l2O; against, q.
About three-fourths OF the colored vote
wes polled. The vote was small; many
were dssat isfied with the new law.
HARRISONBURG, VA, NOV 6.-Spe-
cial.-There wac very llttic IctlFl'y mere
to-day among the Democrats. ana a
large number did not vote. The RepuDu-
cans were very active and had every
voter out they could get. The negroes
voted without hesitation and 80 far as
known all voted Republican. IheTe Was
an absence Of foaters. The ReputCcans.
Of course, abused the walton Jaw, 9u gu,
as returns came in showing gains TOT
them th>y seem well pleased WIN IT.
Some ballots at this precinct were thrown
out for defects. ,.,.ho,,,
The Republican leaders say, WIN ,to
hesitation. that they will contest the
election In this district II they nave
majority in the next House.
Tbe total vote at mis- precloct was
740. End stood Turner Q)em), ~ a. al,
ker (RepJ, 4lO a Republican gain Iao OF "a "a
over Clcveland-Harrison vote, in 'SJz SlN
other precincts in this county shDw ah-
dItlonal Republican gains OF ~ over
The vote of 1892 The vote is compared
Win mat of 1892 as the last congressional
eI 'ti in this district all concede was
not a test of either party's strength,
FRONT ROYAL VA, Nov. G.-Speclal.
Front ROYAL gives Turner. 3ili walker @'
Gold. Slf' PritchaId i56' Tn rr,s o0'e Igg y
CedaryilIe gives Turner, 26 majority OUT
of i26 votes: Riverton Al majority out oil
The election passed off quietly 3,ch, b i1Il
negro vote was pofed. INN S-eis"' ""'
lots we're improperly market 49,, oar
I, dirations are that Turner mas car
ried Warren by about 400 maJoIity. NJ
t,rns canning in slowly. Rappahannoch
ei Jes Turner 49, and two precilctS "
hear from. a coooiaI Tho
,nniorities. as far az heard from III ms ms
county. gives walker tKep'l ~, ia,,
vote polled was small; me "a,Xto No com d%"
was satisfactory TO all parties ~
plant from the negroes; ~, Sne-
PUARRISONBURG VA, Nov o.aiaps
cial Fifteen out of twenty -hNe Pie
in this county show heP1 Srn nan nveTv pre-
So 90 ebowS that Democratic voters large
HIt a. calculated that this county Wlli
give Walker. Republican, o." ih"Jo'''S
Republicans claim more; -speciaI-
The election passed off quietly, WIN a
fair vote II per cent OF the TeglS'e t,n,a
voters The following Is the OIiCidi ~,
sor CONGRESS: $. $. Turner QDem:), ,'1o
Robert J. Walker (Rep.), 90; o. 1; bai
hoe POM. 3: Jacob 5. Hopkins tfro)
~, Turner'S DEM majority ~. otale
Ssnate. Thomas Gold Dem3, 81; Charles
Prichard Rep), 100; NJ. I. l.. Rceu
u5onI 10, Colds pem) majority, III
Ma inritv for Constitutional amendment
5a9 -Four precincts in the county gave
turner DEM 2S3. These precincts gave
cleveland for President two years ago
jl4. ,.,,,r VA Nov e
S,neciai Ef'hariotteSVille gives Turner fd1
Gave O'Ferrall 40. No news from couh
~ nrecincts. but if the city's per cent. OF
loss rules In the county, the loss IN GU!
nnd county will be about 4ln on - fer-
rails majority. Returns from ulSiiict
indefinite hut indicate Democratic loss
'rba total vote was larger than in lhsti.
MADISON COURTHOUSE, VA, Nov
6-SpeciaI.-M Madison: Five precincts
Tnrner. go: Walker Jos; Democratic
0p0V1,E VA. Nov. Especial. Turner
, nO elected. with Frederick 700. Win
chester ~, Clarke 300 ana % MAJORITY 81
far Vote thought small
HARLOTTESNILLE, VA" NOV. u
SneciaI Opinions vary as 10 the Allon
law some regarding 1t with great FAVOR
and Others deeming II too cumbersome.
Perfect quiet about the polls was one
res,llt. while another was the loss OF the
beeler's occupation. some refused 10
vote, Very few voted against the amend
ment.