Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-28
RESULT ny CITIES AND COUNTIES.
SpeciaIs showing the Vote Ihroueh-
out the state In Detnil.

s,.cioIs Showing the Vote Through
out the state in Detail.
rho fo,lovine specials received by the
Dispatch up TO the hour OF gong 10
press. show quite conclusively how the
State has gone:
Accomac Courthouse: a very small YOU Noee
was cast at Courthouse Precinct WI"
vention. 90 no CONVENTION, o. Co. district
Onancock: In the election LOT uIsIitct ~
and town officers to-day the Nole cdsO
was verv small There was a Tree IdO0
I'm this district for Justice OF the l e"C,
and the result is still in DOUBT. me olG
town officers Of OnancOck were e!ecteu
yritbout opDosition Returns are coming
i'm slowly. and as far as heard from .iiei
is "a slight majority in the county i'll
favor Of a convention
ALEXANDRIA AND VICINITY.
Alexandria: The municipal election, AT
which the question Of holding cOhstlu-
t.,ai "1lI,i cnrvention was also voted upon,
was held here to-day. but httle ol my
rest or excitement being manifested AZ
this hour. o'clock, II seems quitJ ~
bahlc that there VIII DC a ueoluSu ue, nc ~
jOrty in TINS CITY anu S1O''Oi "5'
Srbe Democratic ticket nominated III
Anil will be elected with the exception,
perhaps of a councilman IN the fo"' III
Ward 49,. oor,,ention
vas moi nj all agitated here, ana many
voters paid no attention 10 mat poiLlol
of the ticket, failing to scratch OH el'her
of the propositions. 49,. ,,,,,,,ici-
A Beht vote was pOlled in the nuHIc4-
nal election held here to-day. The Demo-
cratic ticket was successful Throughout
The CITY. George L. simpson, Democrduc
candidate for Mayor, deieatlns ms ,,o', ~
oonents Gilbert Simpson Independent
condidate) and r.. W Coleman colored
Republican,. The remainder OF me
ticket with a few exceptions, was ul-
opposed The proposition 10 hold con-
stitutional convention was defeated by
decisive majority.
ALBEMARLE.
Scottsyiile: There was a heavy vote
at this place No convention carried at
both precincts by a large majority. ~ Is
The same at three other precincts. rus,
for Supervisor. gets lO5 plurailty oNc'
both opponents. lie is Doubtless Sic,,ero: SieSeTo::
Greenwood The vote at HinsDoIo
Precinct Albemarle county, is 81 Tot
convention; against a convention, -. Inc
voters did not seem TO understand the
matter. and many that wished 10 Note
painst the convention cut off ana cast
ayav this part of the ticket, as they were
cold and understood that they were
voting against the convention by so
doing.
JetcrsVlllc. In the district tltSlioH ,Hi'
nrecinct cast l2i votes-for convention,
Al; against, CO.
APPOMATTOX.
Pamplin: West AppomattoX, 50 ma
iority for conventions; Pamplin, against
convention.
BEDFORD CITY.
Bedford City: Bedford City gives ma
fority OF 2j3 against the constitutional
convention. The following local officers
were elected: Constable. J. B. Kasey;
Justices OF the Peace-W. =. Stump. j. \;
Earlv. and II. -. Mitchell; OVerseer OF
nc poor. j. O. Goodwin. J. l.. Campbell
was elected Supervisor by a sweeping
CAROLINE.
Povyling Green: Not more than one
,hird Of the usual vote was poiled here
,nldav In the election for Town Council.
I'VE old members were reelected as fol-
lor,s. n. O. Peatross, y. G. Richards. }.
" Ellett. r. c. Moncure. ). w. Broad
dnss pr w. l.. Broadduss and DR.. II.
y, 1lassell The vote at this precinct
was S. against convention and 40 for
convention. IN,
show 100 majority against convention.
CLARKE.
Berryyille: The election passed OIL