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

Echols, s4i; Montague, 5is; Blakey. Az;
Bland. 3S5.
Lunenburg.
Meherrin: Tylers majority on State
ticket, q; Nebiett, for House, 80. No op-
position for the House.
Lee.
Pennington CAP: Lee county elects
Sergenor OemocraD to the House by
300 majority. The State ticket has about
the same.
Louisa.
Louisa: The Democratic State ticket
and Wallace and Pendleton will carry
this county Louisa Courthouse Precinct
makes a Democratic, gain of fifty-fve,
giving Tyler twenty-six majority, Pen
dleton thrty-three majority, and Wal
lace. no opposition, 3O5 votes. Not a full
vote was poled. Cutler ProhibitionisD
received twenty-seven votes at the Court
house Precinct.
LOudOun.
Leesburg: About one-thrd OF the usual
vote of Loudoun was polled to-day. Lees
burg Precinct gives Tyler, for Governor,
232; McCaull, 80; for senate-Farfax, 266;
for House-Ryan. 269; Hatcher, 2l2.
Lynchburg.
Lynchburg: out of a registration OF
about $3.50, only 1882 votes were polled
in this city to-day. There was conside-
rable apathy on both sides. Tyler's ma
iority over McCaull is 419. Echols over
Roller 595, and Montague over Lyons 562.
Upton ID. Jennings, Democratic nominee
for the House of Delegates, had no oppo-
sition. The Democratic majority last fall
was ten. The returns from Campbell in
dicate the election of Featherstone Dem-
ocraD over Hamlet (Republicam by de-
cisive majority, and also that Lyon
Democratic floater delegate from Camp
bell and Appomattox, is elected over Hix
independently by a still larger majority.
Madison.
Madison Courthouse: Five precincts
heard from give Tyler 63l McCaull, 1S7-
a small vote. Jeffries, for Senate, ana
Early for House. had no opposition, ana
ran ahead of the ticket All the pre-
cincts out will increase the Democratic
majority. There was no opposition 10
McMullen for Judge.
Mathews.
Mathews Courthouse: Returns are In
from all the precincts except one. Tyler
has in these 365 majority; Blakey Demo
crat). for Senate. 2SS; Stuhbs, no opposi-
ton. 622 Total vote polled, 7l3. Returns
from the precinct not heard from VIII
crease the Democratic majority.
MeckIenburg.
Boydton: The election passed on quiet
Iy Only about half the registered vote
of the county was polled. Partial re-
ports from other precincts indicate that
John p. Smith. Democratic nominee Tor
the House is elected. The vote here was
as follows: Tyler. 142; Echols. l3f; Mon
tague. l4s; McCaull 2lS; Roller, 2lS;
Lyons. nj; j. p. Smith Oemocrao, 2oS;
r.. A. Jones Republican,, ~; III. Z.
Smith PopulsU, a. ID. Q. Eggleston, Ior
the Senate, 252.
Montgomery.
East Radford: The vote was light.
Official returns are: Tyler, 35i; McCauli.
81; Cutter, 1; Echols. 3i4; Roller, %;
Smithdeal A. Cooke, 7; Montague, Sos;
Lyons, SO; Kennedy. 4. For House OF
Delegates-Wharto Democrat, Sss; CHI
(Republican), 1W.
For the legislative ticket there -
gain for the Democrats of 25S over TWO
--oars ago TIE prospects are shat
Wharton IS elected by large majority.
News Just in from Harmons. In Mont
gomefy county, gives Tyler. 81; McCaull.
~: Wharton. 10l; Gill. 40. gain Oh Ho
over two years ago.
Nansemond.
Suffolk: The election in Suffolk was
very quiet, the total vote being prooa
bly, 200 less than last fall. Five hunoleu
and thirteen votes were cast here. iyies
received 304; McCaull, io6 For House .,
Delegates, Booker Oemocrau rsceseo
2ss; Barton Republican), l5s. seven p,e-
c,ncts I'm Nansemond county give BOOKER
a net majority OF ninety-seven. -FOUR
precincts 10 hear from are an Denio
cratic. and Booker's majority viii prooa-
bly be increased to between 200 and soo'
The majority for state ticket Will douot-
| less be larger.
Newport News
Newport News: Never In the annals Oh
local nolitics has thers been as httie in-