Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-06

election at the following precincts In
King William county West Point
Barnes tDemocrap. for Senate. 22s ma
jority; Diggs (DemocrED. for House aas
majority. Ianesvilie gives Barnes 13s ma
jority: Diggs. As majority. King William
Courthouse-Barnes, 81 majority: Diggs,
! 30 majority There are two more pre-
clncls In the upper part OF the county to
hear from. but II is thought 1t can safely
| be said the county is solid for Barnes
and Diggs.
West Point: Ali the precincts in Kirg
William havs been nssra from except
| one Diggp, Tor the House has 367 ma
jority Barnes runs close to him for the
Senate Other precinct viii make but
small change. Band's majority in King
| and Queen is l07.
Warsaw: Returns from King George
! and Stafford counties indicate that w. j.
Rogers RepublIcanp is elected to the
| House by fully 800 majority over Dan.
| Lee DemocraD.
CAMPBELL
Rus;burg: Five precincts give Wnkin-
| son DemocraD Tor House. l5i majority
| over Simpson GHonest- t-Election candidate,
| The Indications are that the Democratic
ticket is elected by 30 majority.
CAROLINE
| Bowling Green: The election passel
| of quietly in Caroline. A small vote was
| poed. The indications point TO the cleo
tion Of w l.. Blanton Honest-Elec-
| lions canddate) over DR. Quisenberry
| DemocraD ~ a small majority. Six pre-
| cincts out of the thirteen have been heard
| from. Quisenberry's majorties are:
| Bowling Green lie. Guinea, /: Reedy
| Church. l6. Sparta, ~; Oakly, "a. Madi-
son gives Blanton 10 majority The re-
| raafntup ,trecfnrfs will prohabIr aiaot
| Blanton by - majority.
Rix PopulisD, in 1895, defeated Quisen-
| berry by a majority of 32s.
Wickham's election is assured. he hav-
| ing no opposition.
CHARLOTTE.
Smthviile: Four precincts give Rice
! DemocraD, ii3ffi \. L. Varmez (Repub-
lican, l69. TIE county will go about so
Democratic. There was a small vote
here.
CULPEPER.
Culpeper: Culpeper again swings nobly
with the old. live, and true Democracy.
The fight was for the House OF Delegates.
| and was hotly contested. Colonel j.
c. Gibson. present member OF the house,
refused to enter the primary, and ran as
an Independent candidate. Mr.. Richard
Lewis was nominated in the Democratic
primary. and opposed Colonel Gibson. At
one time il looked as If the independent
candidate would be elected, but all clouds
rolled away. The organized Democracy
went to work. and Colonel Gibson was
defeated out of the ten precincts in
the county gave majorities as follows:
For Gibson-culpeper (his home), I29
Browns Store ~. Mitchelrs. 69 Total,
23S
For Lewis-Rixeyvlle (his home). 1sO:
I,r
IL. Jenersonton, 81. Total 3li. Lewiss
majority, ,6.
The two places to hear from-Lignum
and Richardsylle-will both give Demo-
cratic majorities. aggregating not less
than LOO. This will give Mr.. Lewis about
175 to 200 majority. Colonel Gibson car
ried this county two years ago. as the
regular nominee. by 3i majority
CUMBERLAND.
Pemberton: The following is the vote
of three precincts i'm the lower end of
Cumberland:
For the Housc-Hubbard DemocraD.
12s; Davis Opposition. so For the Sen
ate-Southall OemocraD, le3; Lancaster
(oppositiou). 2J3.
This is an opposition gain over the
vote Of 1890 Of %.
CRAIG.
'ralS tltN. traig county Courthouse
Precinct gives Watts Democrap. for Sen
ate, 81 majority, ard Mccartney and
Berkley Democrats). for the House. 100
and II majority. respectively.
The county is Democratic by 20O.
LYNCHBURG AND CAMPBELL.
Lynchburg. Returns receiyed from
Campbell county indicate the election of
Adam Clement OemocraD to the State
Senate by about 400 majority, and Will
kinson for the House OF Delegates by "a
small majority.
NELSON.
Livingstone: Brown DemocraD, for the
Senate. is elected by a large majority
The indications are that Harris Demo
craD is elected TO the House.
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
Norfolk: The battle of ballots fought In
this city to-day TO decide who should be
Norfoiks next members OF the House of
Delegates passed OF quietly. The vote
polled was small being only about 20 per
cent of the total polled at the guberna-
torlal contest. The total vote Of the city
was as follows: Foster DemocraD. LAB:
Cooke DemOcraD, LII; Kefe Osepubli-
cam, 329 Williamson Republican). 2a2.
The vote for a delegate from Portsmouth
city was also comparatively light, and re-
suited as follows: Bland OemocraD. 7i5;
Sykes Qndependenu. g.
MATHEWS.
Mathews Courthouse: Mathew gives
John Tabb DemocraU 3J7 majority over
Stubbs PopulisD. with three precincts 10
hear from. a Tabb majority in the coun-
ty may be considered certain.
MECkLENBURG
Boydton: \ small vote was poled all
over the county. Returns from four pre-
cncts give Baptist 0he Fusion candidate)
ri IN nj M. Ind I.got
he has carried the county
MIDDLESEX
Saluda: Only this precinct Is heard
from thus far. A very small vote was
polled; the usual vote being $50 The
following Is the vote as it stands to-day:
II. c.. Hlliard Populsp, l3S j. II. Sc
gar OemocraD, l27. Blank tickets thrown
out. I. making a total vote of 2G7. This |
has been the most quiet election even |
known 10 our citizens.
ORANGE.
Orange: Quite a small vote was polled I
in this county. Hon. G. c. Taliaferro /
DemocraU is elected over A. r. Jones |
PopulisD by a large majority.
'NOLdWVHLHON
Cape Charles: The election passed off 4
quietly here to-day The returns are COM |
ing in very slowly. From what can be |
gottne tonight. Dr. Charles Smith |
Democratic andidate for foater delegate,
from Northampton and Accomac counties, |
Is undoubtedly elected by good majority.
His majority in Northampton county,
over LeCato Republican) is estimated at
$50
PAGE AND RAPPAHANNOCK
Luray: Returns received from this coun-
ty give X. :. Parks DemocraU, for the
House Of Delegates. from Page and Rap
pahannock counties Isl majority. over A.
j. Shler Observation-Disclosures
Precincts yet to be heard from may
reduce this majority somewhat. Rama