Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-07

OF the ten House seats from which
definite returns have not been received,
the Democrats probably have the ma
jority. Following are the additional de-
tailed returns:
ALLEGHANY. BATH. AND HIGH
LAND.
Covington: Rinehart DemocraO, for
the House. carries Allegheny. Bath. and
Highland by 200 majority. The two first
counties are official
Hot Springs: Full official returns Of the
vote OF Bath county give William a.
Rinehard, Democratic nominee for the
House. 30I. as against ODD for Il. NJ.
NottIeton Republcan). This is a very
light vote. but a Democratic gain.
Chiffon Forge: The entire vote of AL
leghany county Is l.2SS-Rinehart Demo
craD. 639; Ncttleton Qsepublican, 57i; Rice
ProhibitlonisU. IS
APPOMATTOX.
West Appomattox: Most OF the precincts
OF the Eighteenth District have bc~n
heard from. and show Floods Democratic
majority for the Senate over Hubbard
Repubiican) to be 1,l00. This is tre-
mendous Democratic gain. as the counties
composing this district gave Yost con-
siderable majority over Tucker last fall.
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Staunton: Returns from every precinct
in Augusta and Staunton show a close
contest between the Democrats ana the
Fusionlsts Tor tn two seats in the House
of Delegates. Here IL the total vote:
Walker DemocraD, 2,O53: Sims H'usion-
isD. 1872: Towberman F'uslonisO. l,!oo;
coyner DemocraD and incumbent, 1853.
so IL appears each side. the Democrats
and the opposition, elects one delegate.
BEDFORD.
70 Bedford City: The Democratic ticket
was elected in the county by a decided
majority. The following Is the entire
vote, except from three small precincts
not yet reported, but which will not
materially alter the result For the Sem
ate. II. G. Lowry OemocraD. has 15l1;
J. G. Board Republican). LOS: for the
House Of Delegates. Dual RadfOrd Demo
craD, l.i1l; Il. G. Turpin OemocraD, AS;
Alexander Jordan PopulsO, 962: G. f..
Teass PopulisD, 776. The total vote cast
was 200. as compared with vote Of
800 I'm 1888, when the election was only
for members Of the House of Delegates,
yet the Democratic vote at this election
shows a decided gain.
BOTETOURT.
Fincastle: Tuesdays election in Bote-
tourt gives j. H. Burhmans Republican),
for the House. a majority Of 5i5. The
majority for Brugh OemocraD in 1898
was SoS. This shows loss Of 1871 votes
TO the Democratic party in this county,
but 1t is only apparent. Mr. Buhrman
was the peoples candidate, and was
brought out by representative men Of all
parties, and was really elected by Demo-
cratic votes. The result is intended as
a repudiation of bossism; killing rebuke
10 courthouse rings. Old Botetourt will
be all right when 1t is necessary TO show
her true colOrs.
BRUNSWICK.
Lawrenceville: The whole vote is in.
X. Turnbull, Ior Senate, gets S53; r.. $.
Powell, for the House. 935. Both Demo-
Gratis without opposition, either in the
district or county. II was the smallest
vote polled in the county.
CAMPBELL
Lynchburg: Official returns from every
precinct in Campbell county have been
received, and show that Adam Clement
Democrat has been elected to the State
Senate by 4SS majority. while w. r. Simp-
son. the Honest Elections candidate.
has defeated Wilkinson DemocraD. by 30
votes.
Stratton. the Democrat "hoater" candi-
date, carries the county by 100 majority,
which, added to his majority in Appomat-
tox, will elect him by a handsome ma
jority.
CHARLOTTE.
Smithville: Official returns from all the
precincts give Rice DemocraD. for the
House, 995; Van Ness Qepublican), 1913.
Rices majority Is 6O2.
The vote cast was small. The election
Of r. taNFC a.
Precinct by the Democrats makes the
Democratic majority much Smaller than
1t would have been otherwise.
CLARKE.
Berryville: Full returns from Clarke
county give the vote for the Senate as
follows: T. H. Jackson OemocraD. 4Gl,
Willis 'Republican). 10S. For the House,
s. 5. Thomas Democrat received 313,
and T.. H. Gauver Prohibitionis'O, lH.
CRAIG, ROANOKE, AND MONTG NJ RY
Roanoke: Later returns from Mont
gomery and Craig indicate that Claytor,
the citizens candidate, for the Senate.
Is elected over j. a. Watts UemocraD by
50 majority. Mccartney Democrat, for
the House. is defeated, but whether Jones
or Hannah, OF the citizens ticket, are
elected is not known. on complete Roa-
noke-county returns Hannah runs ahead
of Jones. and If this keeps up in Craig
he is elected. Berkeley OemocraU is
elected by about 100 majority.
CULPEPER.
Cupeper: The official returns for this
county by precincts gave maJorities as
follows: For Gibson, Culpeper. his home
123: Mitchelrs, 60; Browns Store, Al. To-
tai, 2i2, For Lewis regular DEMOCRACY,
Rixeyville, his home. lSo; Eldorado, 20;
JefIersonton, 59 Brandy. 81; Stevensburg,
II; Lignum. 81; Richardsville, 81. Total,
3iS. This gives Mr.. Richard Lewis OemoS
craO I5S majority over Colonel Gibson
independently.
DANVILLE AND PITTSYLNANlA.
Danville: From dispatches received it
seems the northern part OF this county
turned out stronger for the Republican
ticket than the first returns indicated,
and the reports made it gloomy Tor the
Democrats. All precincts have been heard
from but one and they give Cobbs CRe-
publican). for Senate $50 majority In the
outside of Danville and Neapolls.
Should Cobbs receive majority at the
one precinct IL may swell his majority
to about GO. This, deducted from
Withers's majority in the two towns,
would give the latter majority or la
The official count may increase III 10 zVV'
For the House,. w. Gregory Demo
crat) ran ahead of his ticket. and is un-
elected. w. II. II. Cooke and
Henry Berger Republicans) are also
elected The fourth representative Is III
doubt. and il may take the official count
10 decide whether White OemocraU'
Wood Republican). or Tune Repubii-
cam gets the plum.
The vote In NeapOlis was: For Senate
Withers DemocraD. 2&; Cobbs RepuDii-
CAM 81. For House-Democrats-N hl.e'
1i5. Gregory. 25l: Still. 25s; Ferguson. 255.
Republicans-Cocke, 80: Wood, s2; Berger,
s2; Tune. SO.
FAIRFAX.