The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04


Mckinley 80; Bryan 20; Jones II; Ty
Ter 81; King Georges courthouse precinct
gives fsj Republican plurality. Summit,
Spotsrlvania, tie between Mckinley and
Bryan. Ten majority for Tyler, Repub
lican, over Jones, silver Democrat. Har-
wood precinct Stafford county, McKin-
ley s12; Bryan 81; McCaul, Republican
for Congress Ill. Falmouth precinct.
Stafford county, Mckinley % majority;
McCaul 26 Majority. Spotsylvania Court
house precinct, Bryan % majority; Jones
"a majority.
Newport News, Na.--The seven pre-
cincts of Newport News give Bryan 637;
Mckinley S15; Palmer 10; Young, Demo
crat, for Congress from the second dis
trict 739; Wise Republican, 1856 These
returns show Republican gains.
Richmond. precincts in Rich
mond give Bryan 2,S99; Mckinley, ,, 106.
Early returns Indicate that Virginia has
given Bryan hcrsselectora vote.
Manassas, Val precincts out of II
give Bryan Bob majority. This indicates
that Prince William county will give
over 400 majority for Bryan and RiXcy,
or about the same rs in 1892.
Stcwardsvllc, Na.-This place gives
Bryan 1sS; Mckinley, -; Otey, 100. 1t
is estimated that Bedford county will
give Bryan 800 majority.
Petersburg, Na.-Petersburg returns
complete give Bryan 0l6 majority. Re
publican gain, 39l. Several hundred
ballots rejected for improper marking.
Alexandria, chairman of the
Democratic State committee reports that
Bryan has carried the city by 513 votes,
and that Rixey Democratic candidate for
Congress, has 100 votes more. Bryan's
majority is 300 less than Cleveland's four
Spvnr.t1 cd
for illegal registration and released on
bail to await trial.
Newport News, Na.-Warwick county
gives Mckinley 81; Bryan, 23S; Young,
Democrat, for Congress, 2S4: Wise, Re-
publican, 40; Whaley, gold standard
Democrat, -.
Fredericksburg, a.-Fredrick sburg
gives Mckinley $50; Bryan, j33: Jones,
silver Democrat, has 54S; Tyler, Kepubli-
can; 400, for Congress. No vote practi
cally was cast for Palmer.
Lynchburg. Official vote of Lynch
burg: Bryan ,G57; Mckinley / ,647; Bry-
ans majority 10. Otey 1,S40; Radford
l,676; Otey's majority ia. Palmer tick
ct only received II votes in the city.
Richmond.-S Chairman j. Tyler
Ellyson says: ''Virginia will go for
Bryan by half her usual majority. The
reduction is due to the new system of
voting. So precincts out Of 500 in the
State give Bryan IL, 461; Mckinley, 8, 991.
Charlottesville, the seat of the Univer-
sty of Virginia, went for Bryan by 400.
Newport News, Nn.-Ilzabeth county,
including the town of Hampton, gives
Bryan 5a3; Mckinley, 9lS: Palmer, II;
lowering, 22 For Congress from Second
district-Young. Democrat. Go: Wise,
Republican, l,0il; Whaley, gold standard
Democrat, 90.
Bristol, Tenn.-Rcports are coming in
slowly from the Ninth Nirgini, district,
wbut the Republican gains in the pre-
cincts thus far heard from point to the
election of Walker, Republican, by ut
least 800. Mckinley's majority in the
district will he large. In Bristol city the
Republican gain was 220
Richmond. -Mancheste gives a Demo-
cratic majority of %. Chesterfield is
Democratic by 400 or 800. IS precincts
in Richmond give Bryan, 4, 300; McKin-
ley, 3, 1S5; Palmer 151.
Norfolk.-Norfolk city complete gives
Bryan 1,21 plurality, and Democratic
Congressional Candidate Young ,721
plurality. The.Second district will surely
go Democratic.
trict are very meagre, but indicate the
election of Swanson, free silver Demo
crat, by 1000 to 800 majority.
charlottesville, Va--The city gives
Bryan 431 majority. Hay Democrat, for
Congress, runs ahead. The county, out
side of the city, gives Bryan about 700,
Hay leading. This is {, gain on the Cleve-
land vote of 1892