Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-03

terest manifested In an election as thefe
was to-day. Consequently an exceedinsy
light vote was poled. The total vote,
exclusive OF the defective ballots cast III
Newport News. was $50. or TINS vose
Tyler received 654; McCaull, Isl; cueier'
I; Quantz. 4: Corrigan, 4. This Is neavy
Democratic gain over last year, wnen
Mckinley carried the city by small ma
fority. Thomas Temple Powell, tne
Democratic nominee for the House OK
Delegates. received s4i votes In this city.
and his election Is assured, as the conn-
ties comprising the district will roll tp
majorities for him. Stewart. the Lamb
Republican candidate. ran ahead or Cor
rigan (colored), the anti-Lambite, receiv-
ing i54 to los for Corrigan. In the See
cond Ward. the Republican stronghold.
ninety-six ballots were thrown out. war
wick county will probably give Tyler so
majority. Last year the county gave
Mckinley 800 majority over Bryan.
Norfolk City.
Norfolk: Norfolk city Is Democratic oy
a handsome majority. Tyler gets s9fs'
as against McCaulrs $50. Major w. T..
Foster goes to the State Senate, deieat
ing Hall Repubiican). c. g. kizer ana
Merritt T. Cooke are elected to the House
over Parker and Seldner lRepuolicans).
N0ttOway.
blackstone: Blackstone gives Tyler 2e6;
Echols. 20; Montague, ZIG; McCauli. "a;
Roller. 81; Lyons, Il. For the House
Mann. 279; r. H. White Republican), Il;
w. C. Butler independently, 3. Nottoway
gives Mann 700 majority.
Northampton.
Cape Charles: The election passed of
ouietiy here to-day. Only about one-half
of the Democratic vote was cast In
Northampton county. Cape Charles gives
TYLER forty.two majority. AS far as can
be learned tonight Tyler will have
good majority in this county.
Orange.
Orange: The total vote, with the ex-
ception of one precinct, in this county Is
as follows: Tyler. 72l; McCaull. S96; Cut
Ter 1S: Montague, 7S9; Lyons, 293; Jeffries,
for Senate, no opposition, e12; Judge w.
G.. williams, for the House of Delegates,
Sg3: Jones independently for the House,
$50; C. c. Yager ProhibitionisD, for the
House. %. Locust-Grove Precinct will DC
close. The white vote, II Is said, did not
turn out at this precinct. The vote oil
the county at all precincts was light, and
very little interest was manifested.
Richmond and Lancaster.
Warsaw: r. c. Wexford DemocraD
for the House, carries Richmond county
by 1877 majority over Curlett Repubii.
CAM. Tyler for Governor, has 2i6 ma
jority. Wexford, with two precincts Il
be heard from in Lancaster, which vii
not materially change the result, has ~
majority in that county. Tyler has 40
majority. r. II. Beall. for Judge in tho
primary contest. carries Richmond coun
ty by a plurality Of 80.
Page.
Luray: Six out of eleven precincts II
this county give Tyler 293 plurality owe
McCaull. The remaining precincts viii
probably increase this plurality 70 abou
400. r. S. Parks, Democratic candidate
for the House Of Delegates from Pag
and Rappahannock counties is re-eiecte
without opposition. though few vote
were cast for L. Y. Hudson (Republican)
| A very small vote was polled by b0tl
parties. Rappahannock county gives
plurality for the Democratic State ticket
| and Settle DemocraD, for the House o
| Delegates, has about 500 majority.
Patrick.
Stuart: Returns from four precinct
| gives McCaull about three majority, an
| Taylor Republican), for the Legislature
| eighteen-a tremendous Democratic gain
| Unofficial returns indicate that May
| DemocraD Is elected 10 the Legislator
by about l5O to 200 majority. He Is Ger
tainly elected.
| Petersburg.
Petersburg: About one third the usus
vote was cast here to-day. The tots
vote of the city was 1,lso-Tyler, S2i
McCaull, 259; Cutler, Al; scattering,
For Senate-W. b. McIlwaine. 1856, Fo
House--W. II. Mann, so: Thomas J.