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


one half usual vote. Seven of the twelve
precincts in the county heard from. give
Williams, Democratic nominee for the
House, about l69 plurality over Cecil
independent DemocraD, and about l20
plurality over Siebold, the Republican
nominee.
The five unheard-from precincts are
Max Creek, Snowviile. Riverview, Walk
ers Creek. and Ingles. They are mostly
small precincts and cannot reduce W.T.
liamss plurality ii less than 10 over
Ceci, and fifty over Siebold in Pulaski
county. Seven precincts in Giles heard
from give Williams about 80 plurality
over Cecil and about 80 over Siebold.
least 100 or 90 plurality.
RICHMOND.
Warsaw; Official returns from Rich
mond county give Mason DemocraD over
Rose 0sepublican) for the Senate. III
majority. Returns from Lancaster county
give Mason an estimated majority OF
325. King George, with one precinct TO
hear from. gives Mason 81 majority.
Northumberland, as far as heard from.
gives Mason IL majority with two pre-
cncts to hear from. Returns from Vest
moreland give Mason "A majority. with
three precincts to hear from. These will
give n small Republican majority. Ma
sons estimated majority In the district
is about 600
SHENANDOAH
Newmarket: The indications are that
Brenaman DemocraD is defeated by
Sager Republicam by 200 majority. The
defeat is attributable to the senatorial
trouble in this district. which caused
many Democrats to stay at home while
the Republicans were encouraged to turn
out. with the hope of electing a senator
The indications are that Mcclure Republi-
cam has defeated both Walton and Pur-
cell Oemocrats). for the Senate.
TAZEWELL.
Graham: No interest was taken in the
election to-day. There was a small vote
Both candidates were Republicans. From
present indications. Smith independent
candidate) is elected by small majority
WlTHE.
Wytheville: DR.. Samuel r. Sayers. in
dependent candidate for the House from
Wythe county, Is elected. Neither the
Democrats nor the Republicans had a can
didate i'm the field. The vote cast In this
county was consequently not large
williamsburg: This was the quietest
election for years. The smallest vote was
polled. and less interest was shown than
ever known. Not over a dozen negroes
voted. The result is as follows: Total
vote, l2s; for Senate-Parnes Democrau,
102: Collier PopulisD. &c: for House
Powell DemocraD. 80; Hitler dndepend-
enp.
Big Stone Gap: Returns from seventeen
precincts I'm Wise, Scott and Lee give
Kane Democrat, for the Senate, 80 ma
jority over Slemp. and he is probably
elected by small majority.
The vote Is close between Sutherland
De.nocraD and Vanover Republican) for
the House of Delegates from Wise. Dick
enson. and Buchanan, and it will require
the official count. TO decide the result
WESTMORELAND AND NORTHUM-
BERLAND.
Warsaw: Returns from Westmoreland
and Northumberland counties indicate
that NJ. a. Coles Republcan) is elected
to the House over Benjamin Chambers
tDemocraU by a small majority.
WASHINGTON.
Abingdon: But little interest was taken
In the election here. and very light
vote was poled throughout the county.
Many ballots were improperly scratched
and thrown out. The Democratic mapori-
~ is lis.
Unofficial reports from other precincts
indicate very close vote, with the
chances favcring Connolly F.. Trigg and
l. ii. Ingram, the Democratic nominees.
SUMMARY.
From the telgrams received by US ND
to the time OF putting this edition of the
Dispatch to press it appears that the
following cities and counties have been
carried by the Democrats:
Richmond city.
Henrico.
Prince william.
Charlotte.
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Williamsburg.
Danville
Fauquier.
LoudOun.
Amelia.
Amherst.
Alexandria city.
Cuipeper Gibson defeated)
Allegheny.
King William.
Orange.
Albemarle.
Hanover
Bedford.
Pulaski
Campbell.
Page.
Rappahanock.
Northampton.
Accomac.
Richmond county.
Mathews.
Gloucester.
The following are claimed by the op-
position:
Wythe-Carried by the Independents:
neither the Democrats nor Republicans
had candidate In the field.
King George and Stafford-Dan. Lee
lefeated).
Meckienburg.
Westmorelani and Northumberland.
Patrick
Shenandoah.
Tazewell.
Carroll.
From the returns so far received the
Democrats elect ten senator's and fifty
three members of the House. Later re-
turns are expected to increase the Demo-
,ratic majority. OF the hold over sena-
crs. nineteen are Democrats.
Touching Naval Constructions.
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