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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-07
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Graves Prohibitionlst. .; defective BAL
i.ithia Precinct: Yost. 81: Tucker. S;
Graves 4. detective ballots. Ia. Lithia
ami buchanan were one precinct In lss,
and gave Robinson Popuiiso a majority
over Tucker DemocraO OF q; De"oeia9ic
gain, SO. .S,..
Walton law seemed to work smoothiy-
very little dissatisfaction.
BATH.
Hot Springs: Healing Springs. Mllporo',
and Warm Springs precincts give Iucker
n net majority OF 81. being net DeSno-
cratic loss over the majority OF IsI OF
IS votes. Two precincts recordon ~ 'o,es
thrown out. The Australian ballot WORKS
satisfactorily. Weather stormy, ana smah
vote.
AMHERST.
Amherst Courthouse: The Courthouse
and New Glasgow precincts give Iueker
lSi plurality over Yost; ia over botn fost
and Cocke--a Democratic gain. county
probably Democratic by 200.
CUMBERLAND.
CartersvilIe: The result OF the election
in three precincts in the lower end OF
Cumberland is as follows: Tucker. lSS'
T. Yost. BIG: r. Il. Cooke, "a; {. II.
Grove. "a Democratic loss OF 4. III the
same results occur to the other two pre-
clncts OF the county it win be carried by
the Republicans by $50 majority.
FLUVANNA.
Columbia: Vote at Columbia Precinct
Tucker Il; Yost. A.: Cooke. s; Graves, l.:
Crowder. none; n Democratic loss OK 10.
For amendment. 26: against ii. ,.
Walton law gave general satisfaction.
ROCKBRIDGE.
Lexington: Lexington gives Tucker 81
majority over Yost on straight vote:
plurality over all Of So. a Democratic
gain over Yost's (RepublIcam vote OF
1858 OF %, and a loss OF 1o2 on returns
for Tucker against Robinson PopulisO in
1892. At . O'clock. II precincts heard from,
including Buena Vista and Lexington.
give Tucker a majority of 2ll-a gain OF
l92 over election of 1885, when same cam
dldates were opposed. AT IL o'clock. 4
precincts TO hear from. all OF which gave
Tucker n majority in lsSS. fuckers ma
jorIty will be lO0-a gain OF iS5 over Yost's
majority in 1883.
Buena Vista: 4 heavy vote was polled
here to-day, resulting in a Democratic
majority Of 1i9-a Democratic gain over
1892 of l2. The Walton law worked like
a charm.
APPOMATTOX.
Appomattox: Six precincts heard from
give Tucker OemocraO, for Congress, 3
majority. His majority will reach 80 or
70. VIII not hear from other precincts
until tomorrow.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Meredith Re.Elected, But His Majority
less Than in 1892.

Less IMAM In lSC-.
Alexandria city gives Meredith LIS;
McCaull. 73i: Mason. e.
Meredth's majority over McCaull. 49,
Negroes did not vote
Our majority over the Third-party can
didate was 800 In Alexandria in 1892.
PRINCE WILLIAM.
Manassas: Six precincts in Prince Will
Ham county give the Democrats ma
jority of 35l. as against $40 majority for
Cleveland over Harrison in 1892 Mere
dith having no Republican opponent at
that time his majority then would not do
to compare with. The constitutional
amendment vote was l72 for and against.
Seven small precincts are still TO be
heard from. which at the same rate will
givo Meredith a majority Of about GOO IN
thls county, more even than the most
sangulne expected. The day was fine.
The Walton law worked to perfection,
and is being praised on all sides tonight.
The town is wild with excitement. Sa-
lutes are firing. n band is paradng the
streets, and Mr.. Meredith Is being con
graduated from every side. This is Mr..
Meredith's home. and his majority was
1lO. as against 122 for Cleveland in 1892.
CULPEPER.
Culpeper: Five out Of the ten precincts
IN the county so far heard FROM and
these gave McCaull 0epublican) Isl ma
Jority. These precincts gave CLEVELAND in
1892 199 majority. Returns are very slow
in coming in, and the Democratic pre-
cincts are yet 10 hear from. The vote Is
too close to form q correct estimate. The
Republicans claim the county By a small
majority. but It il not generally conceded
TO them The Republicans poled their
full vote. the negroes all voting and the
uneducated white Democrats staying
away. The Walton laws seems to be
greatly to the benefit OF the Republicans.
ORANGE.
Gordonsville: Orange Courthouse-Bar-
bour. for House OF Delegates PSI; Mere
dith, 179; McCaull. !13; Mason. 5.
arboursville-Barbour, l9l: Meredith,
lSs; Mason. S: McCaull. So.
KING GEORGE.
Fredericksburg: Three precincts In King
George give Meredith 1S majority.
FAUQUIER.
Warrenton: Fauquier county gives
Meredith a majority of 1000 votes. The
vote here was al for Meredith; McCaull.
10; Mason. 81 McCaull's total In the
county is SIS: Mason. 2ol. There Is a
falling off OF the Democratic vote Of
100 since lSs2. due to Democrats staying
at home. The Walton law worked salts
factorlly I'm every way. Constitutional
amendment carried here by 2s6. Indi6-
tlons are that II has prevailed In the
county.
LOUDOCN.
Alexandria: Sixteen precincts IN Lou
doun county give Meredith 3l1 majority.
a very light vote polled.
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probably be GOO. Many ballots were cast
out by reason OF defective marking.
Otherwise the Walton law worked satis-
factorily. A light vote.
PAGE.
Luray: Page county, with one precinct
to hear from. gives Walker Republican)
a plurality OF 225 over Turner Democrap.
The precinct In question will increase this
plurality to about go. In lse7 Cleveland's S
plurality was 42i. A light vote was poled.
The election here passed of quietly. The
Walton election-law worked well. and
there was an absence OF the crowding
and confusion noticeable heretofore. Some
disturbance is reported as having occurred
at Marksville.
SHENANDOAH.
Newmarket: The election passed OF
quietly here to-day. Twelve out Of 25
precincts heard from indicate that Walker
Republican has carried the county by
at least 225 plurality over Turner. Walker
opposed the constitutional amendment.
but from very meagre returns the county
has voted in favor OF It. The new ballot
law worked very well. but quite a large
number OF ballots were thrown out on
account OF not being properly prepared,
twelve having been thrown out at this
precinct alone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-07
ILLINOIS.
A Candidate for Congress Thrown from &
Voting Place.

CHICAGO. November s.-Wililam Lor.
rimer, Republican candidate for Congress.
from the Second District. was tbrowt
heels over head from the voting-place ID
the Lamont Town Hall this afternoon.
Twenty y-fiyo deputy sherirs, sent from
Chicago 10 that township to preserve
order, were thrust into jail at Lamont
Justice-Of- ths-Peace Winner refused 10 re-
lease them on bail. These proceeding
were what precipitated the conflict that
resulted IN the Chief OF Police OF Lamont
taking I.orrimer into hts arms and carry
ing him into the street.
CHICAGO PoPULISr VOTE.
The indications point TO a Popullst vou
In the city OF over 20.op.
REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSNEN, 20.
CHICAGO. November G.-The Repubit
can state Central Committee claims iili-
nOis by 1900 plurality. sixteen congress
men at least, and both branches OF tho
General Assembly. which ensures tho re-
turn OF Republican United States sena-
tor.
COOK COUNTY REPUBLICAN,.
WASHINGTON. November GA dis
patch received at Republican hoadquarters
from John Il. Tanner. the chairman OF
the Illinois State Central Committee. says
the Republicans have carried Cook eouniy
SPRINGER DEFEATED.
NEW YORK. November 6.-Congress-
man Springer. Of Illinois, In siegram
20 the United Press. comedies hts defeat.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
ACCOMAC

Onancock: The election In Accomac
passed off quietly to-day. a small vote
was polled. The returns received up to
this hour show that the Democrats have
polled about sixty per cent. of their vote;
the Republicans thirty of their usual vote.
Accomac viii give Jones fully fifteen
hundred majority. The Prohibltionlsts ex-
pectcd TO poll one hundred votes in Oman
cock. They polled ony a. the Populists
received 3. The Walton law worked all
right. The oldest Republican In town lost
his vote by trying to vote for the Prohi-
bitionist and Republican both. Colonel
Landen, the leading orator of the Prohi-
bitlonstS. has gone home sick.
NORTHAMPTON.
Cape Charles: The election In Northamp-
ton passed off quietly. The Democratic
voters are loud in their praise OF the
Walton law. while some OF the Re-
publican leaders dlsfavor II. claiming that
it Is against the iliterate voter. The re-
turns frcm the different precincts
throughout the county show q full vote
polled. :nd small Democratic gains over
1892. Jon.s's majority for the county is
5).
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vlRGINIA'S VICTORY.
~ DtnocrstS Elect Eight congressman
and Perhaps More.
rlLETT'S GREAT TRIUMPH.
2, Carries the Third b. a LarSa Majority
O1F BIZ Competitors.
INES, TYLER, AND M'KENNEY
n, Frst Two Conceded and the Last
Claimed for Us.
U7g SEVENTH, AND EIGHTH.
.r T.--T, and Eeredith 10 Sit In
The Next House.
...--.,ER AND MORRISON.
cyTa. SEVENTH, AND EIGHTH.
ECKER AND MORRISON.
....... from Their Districts Too Mesgre
90 Iusufy 'onclusions-ihe Com
.ituiionai Amendment.

,. q virginia elected ten con-
Yesterday. Auei several leglsla-
and adopted an amend
... state Constitution whereby
fro tie Mary Miller case Is
t, the future. and the juris-
u.l.cs Of the peace and po-
In numerous petty cases Is
.. 20 was light throughout the
A.t the Walton law. which was
fr uc first time in general
.. r virginia, appears TO have
.aciory and more simple in
...- uan most persons had an
....l a number Of ballots were
..., rr. on account Of imperfect or
,. ,r1surc. bu, this trouble
ve ben expected IN putting into
.. now fystcm.
m received UP TO the hour OF
e., r,--s Indicate that the Demo-
r-.I the First, Second Third
, ss,s. seventh. and Eighth dis
aI an doubt ana BY large ma
r- j. G. Yenable. chairman OF the
-. District. in telegram to State
Enyson. claims McKenneys
AND tie reports received by us
favorable to him. The news from
g.. ..n oua Tenth is too meagre TO
.... any definite conclusion. The cleo
.r Tucker is claimed IN staunton.
,. r. reports following the Dispatch 8
-rs aul correspondents give inter-
... details from all sections OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-07
WEST VIRGINIA.
Wilson Defeased-A RcpabIicau senatee
In Place OF Camden.

Wff9On Ucteotc0-A RcYuosbS1o 9SossoS
In Place OF Camden.
NEW YORK, November GA dispatch
TO the Republican COMMITTEES from J. y.
Poe. Charleston. w. Va, says Congress-
man Wilson Democrao loses heavily;
Dayton Ropublican) elected almost cers
tainly.
WILSON PROBABLY BEATEN.
WHEELING, w. VA, November s->
Fragmentary returns from the First, 50.
cond, and Fourth Districts Indicate thae
the Republicans have carried al three OK
them. and that Wilson is probably ceatens
settle the result. Howard Osmocrap -
beaten by 800 In the First District. ThS
probabilities are that West Virginia VIII
be represented by a solid Republican dele
gatlon In the next House.
SCARCELY A HOPE FOR WILSON.
GRAFTON. w. VA. November 6.-At
10:S0 there IS scarcely ray OF hope for
the escape OF William L. Wilson from de-
feat. Dayton has made gains everywhere.
This county gives him ta. a. gain OK loc:
Preston. LOO. : gain OF sz5; Berkeley, SS.
gain OF 70; Mineral. 2e1. a gaia Of i25.
Marion is In doubt. Wilson carried tho
county by 80 two years ago. The agri-
cultural counties In tho Interior may
change the aspect, but II "a not probable.
Latollette. the Repuhlican chairman.
claims Daytors election by 1000
ANDERSON DEFEATED.
CHARLESTON. w. VA. November g.
Returns are coming I'm slowly, but they
indicate Republican gains throughout tho
Third CONGRESSIONAL District. where AL
derson DemocraD Ia understood 20 ba
defeated by kolmes Repuhlican). Demos
cratic headquarters are quiet.
WILSON Is DEFEATED.
CHARLESTON. w VA. November g.
Dayton Republican) has been elected to
Congress from this district. defeating ".
l.. Wilson. Miller has also defeated Herr
vey in the Fourth District. and the Re-
publican Committee claims all four Con-
gressmon. The Indications are that Re-
publican Legislature has been elected,
This will give the Republicans 4 United
States Senator in place Of Camden Demo-
craO
FIRST DISTRICT REPUBLICAN,
WHEELING. W. VA, November e.-Ao
II 80 i. NJ. Chairman Dclaplan, OF thu
Democratic Committee comedies that tho
Democrats are beaten I'm this congress
slonal district by Gs. Reports from tho
Third District Indicate that slderson
Democrat is beaten for reelection by
IIuling Republlcam by over 100. Ths
Democrats may possibly save iioryey
from tho wreck I'm the Fourth District,
but even this IA not probable Chairman
Dawson. OF the State Republican Commit.
tee. claims n small majority In the Legis.
lature. and three. with a probability II
four. congressman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-07
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Congressman's Turner's Majority 6reauy
Reduced.


Reduced.
uarrieonbura: Fifteen out or twenty
five precincts reported In EocAihshaiii
show a net Democratic loss OF more thah
,oo "a compared with the vote OF lss2 ana
indicate a plurality OF 400 In the county
for Walker Giepublican). The eHect OF
,ha Walton election-law was the same
o. IN the corporation election here In
Iulv II massed the illiterate vote almost
soli1ly against the Democrats, whereas
heretofore il had been somewhat evenly
divided between the two parties. freJu'
dice AGAINST the law likewise kept many
Democrats away from the polls.
ALBEMARLE.
Charlottesville: only about half the vote
was cast in this city. the negroes mani
Testing but little interest. Turner's pln-
raIity Is S57. Returns from the county
CONE In slowly. but there is no doubt that
Turner has received a good plurality.
The two county precincts in this city
give Turner a plurality OF 76 There was
quite q number Of irregular votes.
RAPPAHANNOCK.
Warrenton: Returns from Rappahan-
mock county are meagre, but 1t Is Claimed
il will give Turner 800 majority.
CLARKE.
Berryville: Returns 30 far from Clarke
county indicate that the county VIII 60
Democratic by about 400 majority; also
large majority for constitutional amend
ment. Only about two-thirds vote polled.
FREDERICK.
winchester: Only meagre returns have
been received from Frederick county, but
they indicate Turner'S majority over
Walker at 100.
MADISON.
Madison Courthouse: Madison, five pre-
cincts, Turner, Ss5; Walker. 3Oe. Demo-
cratic loss 20 since the fall OF 1S92.
WARREN.
Front Royal Seven election precincts
In Warren county give Turner 400 majority
over Walker. with two precincts from
which returns have not hssn rscsivsd.
Turner'S majority IN <hh county VII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-07
TENTH DISTRICT.
The Election of Harry Tucker Claimed at
Staunton.

StAuutous
staunton: The election passed OF
quietly In this county to-day. There was
great activity in getting out the vote
but the Walton election act commended
itself for the marked quiet and orderly
conduct about the polling-plaees.
Augusta and Stanton being the nome
OF both Yost and Tucker, the vote mere
indexes clearly the results. Tucker car
ries the district by not less than l'Jv'.
Twenty-Five out OF thlrty-four precincts
In Augusta give Tucker a majority Oh
40. Tucker carries Staunton by Is- His-
jority-a big gain.
ALLEGHANY.
Covington: Yost Republican) carried
Covington Precinct over Tucker by 70
plurality; Democratic plurality In lsS2, %
Republican gain, 1l5. This would indi-
cate Republican majority in Allegheny
county OF at least 200. The Walton law
worked only fairly well. 1t was rather
too slow at times. and out OF some $50 bal
lots. 10 were found to be Illegal and were
thrown aside, most Of them containing
two names. Seventeen OF those ballots
were Democratic. No complaint is made
here as to any unfair application OF the
law, however.
Clifton Forge: The vote at this precinct
to-day STOOD Tucker, 81: Yost, Isl. Total
vote, 45l; spoiled ballots. 80; fuckers ma
Jority. A. Two years ago the total ballot
was go, Of which Tucker had $50. His
vote to-day was 1l9 less than two years
ago. Then, the Populist candidate poIled
10 ballots. Jake Yost to-day gained only
II ballots over the Populist candidate. In
a total decreased vote Of So. The work.
ing OF the AustRalian-ballot law appears
to have given general satisfaction to both
parties. The election passed OF very
quietly.
Iron Gate: Iron Gate polled 100 votes.
Yost received 81 majority: Democratic
loss of IS. Glen Wilton gives Yost 70,
ard Gaiawater majority.
BOTETOURT.
semi-ofYicial returns from Botetourt
county indicate a very close vote. Tne
Democratic majority In this county IN
1899 was 5Ok
Buchanan: This Drecinct-Yost Qtepuo-
neaa). Nj Cueko 0smecssh ~;
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THE NINTH DISTRICT.
goturns Not Yet ln-Rosuits Uncer-

gotnrns Not Yet ln-Rosuits Uncer-
Wythevile: Wythe county. so far as
heard from, gives Morrison a majority OF
Go votes. with three precincts to be heard
from. These precincts are Zion, Patterson
and Royal Oak, which. 1t IS estimated
will change the majority in favor of Wal
ker By from Is to Co.
LEE.
Pennington Gap: Lee county Is said TO
be Democratic by 20 majority.
GILES.
Blueneld: The Indications 50 far as re-
ceived from Giles is that the county VIII
20 Democratic by 80 majority.
TAZEWELL.
Tazewel: Tazewell, North Tazewen'
Richlands, Tip Top, Burks Garden,
Graham, and Cedar Bluff show Re
publican gain OF 316 over the vote of 1852,
and Indicate a Republican majority, say
Of 500.
Big Stone Gap: Walkers majority In
this county will probably reach lJ0.
PULASKI.
Dublin: Seven precincts out Of thirteen
large Republican gain. The county went
probably four hundred and fifty for Wal
ker.
WASHINGTON.
Abingdon: The election passed OH
quietly: 7Oi votes were pOlled here-about
q two thirds vote. Morrison gets i25. wal
ker, 2l5: the others irregular, two candi-
dates being unscratched. The weather was
cool the voting slow, and the Walton-iaw
method unsatisfactory to both parties
many country voters going home without
voting. This was a Democratic loss. IN
official from other precincts indicate
majority of 800 in the county for Morrison.
BLAND.
Wytheyile: Bland Courthouse gave
Morrison a majority OF q Walker probably
carried the county by 20.
SCOTT.
Gate City: Polls closed here with Mori-
son OemocraD. 339; Walker Republican)'
15s. Morisons majority for Scott county
Is estimated to reach two hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-07
1T OUR NEXT CONGRESSMAN. N.
onward and Gregory Eu'ie' 'n"er
Thousands Of Democratic Ba'Iots'
i .t,,,nvveu TUaft Will represent

Inward and Gregory Euried Under
Thousands Of Democratic Ba'iots'
g. rcl Tazewell Ellett VIII represent
o.. r..ri District in the next Congress
.t f. raitel states. and will have the
r.....n Of being backed by Demo-
...,. plurality OF several thousands
Dr nuaut successor TO the worthy
... made splendid fight, and achieved
.t...-y thlt is especially brilliant. when
g.. t..t tIat there were four other candi-
.. t.rae Of whom drew directly from
,. r..r...r.ts. In the neld. and that great
-r existed is considered.
E.hmond Democracy stood faith
..r .. i,s candidate. The vote was not
..... Bio, the plurality was most eratiiy-
o.. It .,c was a clean. orderly. ana eco
campaign. a perfectly honest
ard great triumph for the par
.. ta. people and its nominee. The
... sr nc constitutional amendment
...t unanimous in the city and the
Ct
details Of the city vote arc here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-07
CHEsTERFELD's MAJORITY.
The following eight precincts embrace
about two Thirds of Chesterleld county:

lOltiS ...s...ss... al Aot bpp
Elicit over Gregory. 20S.
These eight precincts gave Smthdeal
II votes and LipscOmh 3.
HANOVER.
Ashland: Elicit, 225; Southwark, 81;
Gregory. Z: SmithdeaI, 2. Enetts plu-
Eeayer Dam: Hairs, shop. FL
leit 81 yotes s21thTaTd: %. Eiietrs ma.
f.ipscomb. .. in 1sg2 G. u. Wise received
I98 votes. Not half the Democratic vote
was polled. The Walton law worked well.
Democratic majority IN 1892. 61.
Rural Point: Elicit, 175; Southwark; 1872;
Gregory. 2S Winston. Tor House Of Dele
gates. had no opposition. The same pre-
cinct in 1893 went for the Populists by lis
Dr H. J.. Winston vas elected mem
Der Of the House If Delegates to fiji the
vacancy occasioned by Speaker CardwelF 5
NEW KENT.
Quinton: Out of a total of 1i9 votes
cast. Southward received a., Elicit. 2s;
Smithdeal. 5; Gregory. II: Lipscomb, T.
and IS rejected as unintelligble. The
vote OF 1892 was: Total, $50; Republican
majority. IS. Walton law thought TO have
caused T. large reduction Of votes, it not
being understood by voters. 1t worked
smoothly. however. and was satisfactory
to those who voted.
KING WILLIAM.
West Point: Elicit. 1885, Southwark t6
Gregory. 2. Srithdeal, 3; defective bal
lots 70. The election passed off quietly,
and tho Walton law generally approved
Of
GOOCHLAND.
Coochland Courthouse: Southwark. II;
Elicit, 46; Gregory, G. Small Republican
gain.
The returns thus far received give Colo~
ncl Elicit over 1909. and those yet 10
come will not materially reduce these
figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-07

OF your iabors. Our victory 10 psrfecs
Tho result In New York 10 the grandsse
victory OF all We have laid this day
solid foundation upon which 70 erect
In 1896 the structure of 0 national victory
for protection and prosperity.
(Signed) u. II. MANLY"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-07
ALABAMA.
All tho Democratic Congressional Nomt
uces Probably Elected.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, November c.
The returns from the election in TINS
State Indicate the election OF all tho
Democratic nominees, wl,h the poss.hla
exception of benson. In the seventh.
which al present seems 10 be- I'm dpuht.
The Republicans wore very active iu no
Fourth and Ninth districts but R0bbins
and Gnder.foOd have good majorlucs. Ia
the Firth Cobb defeats Goodwin. lVade-
Of the Populists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-07
SECOND DISTRICT.
Gardiner Tyi~r's Majority Estimated -
Fifteen Hundred.

NORFOLK, VA. November 6.-NorroiK
gives Tyler 800 majority; his majority Ia
the district is about 1850.
Norfolk: The election passed OH very
quietly to-day in both cities. and the
Walton law seemed to give sat'siacuon
10 the most Of the voters; but NOT 10 an.
At Lambert Point ana some OF
large mills In the county the oosses 20
the hands holiday 10 ehaoie tnen ~
vote. .ra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-07
ARKANSAS.
All the Democratic Nominees f,r Congrc &
Are Elected.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. November -
The election in this state to-day resulted
I'm the election OF ttc fo'i lwin, consr,s-
slonal delegation Fir,t District, hc'ul-
lOgh. Second. Little. Third. Mcliae
Fourth Tcuy; Fifth. Hugh \. Dinsmoic,
John :. Little. who succeed. G. Il.
Breckenridge. Is the only change.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-07

g., majority over Southward........4m
majority over Gregory..........So
HENlucO DOES HANDSOMELY.
81, an henrico. as elswhere. the vote was
s'.,.'r than usual. but the Democratic
~ seemed 10 permeate the muses..
cAe returns were received by the County
esSlHi,ittee last pight at Mr.. Conway II.
~~4'0s Oiice ana were highly graufytnx.