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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-03
THE VIRGINIA RETURNS
Results Of the Elections Held
On Yesterday,
DAY OPENS RAINY CLOSES CLEAR.
The Aggregate Vote PoNed Unusually But
Not Unexpectedly, Small
THE DEMOCRATS TRULY TRIUMPHANT
James Hoge Tyler Leaves Pat McCauII
Far in the luICh,
TYLER'S MAJORITY IMMENSE,
Our Control Of the Two Houses Of the
General Assembly Assured
SOME INCIDENTS OF THE DAY.
A Riot Threatened mt BerkIey-
Sudden Death of n Senatorial Can
didnte-The Gloucester Primary
Election, &c, &c.
Our Control Of The Two Houses Of the
General Assembly Assured
SOME INCIDENTS OF THE DAY.

The elections In Virginia yesterday were
FOR Governor. Lieutenant-GoverDor, and
Attorney General and for the full mem
bership of the House OF Delegates and
for half of that of the State Senate. The
Democrats. the Republicans. and the Pro-
hibitionists nominated full State tickets.
The Populists made a nomination for
lleutenant-Go only. Owing to a
split I'm the Republican ranks, their nomi-
nees failed TO receive the full party vote.
The returns received by the Dispatch
Indicate that Hoge Tyler Is elected Gov
ernor by about $1,000 or 5000 majority
and Montague runs along with him, while
Echols (our candidate for Lieutenant
Governor falls behind them by several
thousand votes. This was expected, as
Cooke drew off many votes that would
have otherwise gone TO Eehols.
The Democrats have elected at least
three fourths Of the members of the
House and a like proportion OF the sena-
tors chosen yesterday. Taking into con-
sideration that of the "hold-over' sena-
tors all but four or five are Democrats.
At will be seen that the next Legislature
will be overwhelmingly Democratic.
The weather throughout the State yes
terday was rainy in the morning, followed
by clearing skies. The aggregate vote
cast was small.
one OF the incidents Of the election was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-03
VAN WICK IS ELECTED
First Mayor Of Greater New
York a Democrat
A SWEEPING TAMMANY TRIUMPH.
The Democratic New York State Ticket
Also Victorious.
OHIO CLAIMED BY THE DEMOCRATS.
It Looks, However, as II It Had
| Gone Hanna-Ward,
| THE MARYLAND RESULT N DOUBT,
Baltimore City Is Republican, But
German May Be Safe,
FUSION VICTORIOUS IN NEBRASKA.
lAnti-Republican Plurality Greater
Than That Given Bryan Last Year
Heavy Falling on in Repubiicas
Vote of Various States.
THE MARYLAND RESULT N DOUBT.
FUSION VICTORIOUS IN NEBRASKA.

NEW YORK, November 2-Tammany's
victory in the first municipal election in
Greater New York is a sweeping one. Tho
only question remaining to be settled at
IL O'Clock is the one OF the plurality by
which the entire ticket headed by Robert
Van Wyck has carried the gigantic num-
cipality. 1t can scarcely be less than
6o,OOo, and may be larger than that. Van
Wyck has poled vote which falls possi-
bly, 1900 under the combined votes OF
General Tracy Republican), and Seth
Low Citizens Union). The latter was
successful TO the extent OF polling an ag-
gregate vote in excess OF the 10000
pledges implied by the signatures 10 the
petition upon which he became the can
didate of an independent movement,
which at the outset offered to join hands
with the Republican party organization
in concerted effort to exclude Tammapy
from the power in the greater city to
come into being on January !. 1898, with
a population the second In magnitude Of
the great cities of the world. The offer
was declined on the ground that In such
a movement the Republican organization
would participate only coincidentiy with
the other party to the compact, and the
Citizens Union, on the other hand, re-
fused to recall its nomination of Mr.. Low
in order that the form Of selecting a
candidate might be carried out conjolntiy
with the Republican organization.
The total number Of votes cnst was NOT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-03

stands Tyler. 251; McCaull, 1928; Echols,
231: Roller, 116; Montague. 266; Lyons.
122; Potter, 262; Turner, ia; Saunders.
296; Cooper, 165. Saunders Oemocrao,
candidate for the House Of Delegates
from this county, and Potter Oemocrao,
foater candidate for Franklin and Floyd,
are elected. Saunders's majority being
not less than 500.
Frederick.
Winchester: The election to-day In
Frederick county was unusually unin-
teresting. The returns as yet are not ln'
hut presumably the vote will not reach
300 against nearly 200 at the presidential
election. which gave Bryan 1,0O2 majority.
To-day's election will give the Demo-
Gratis about 200 majority. E. c. Jordan
Democrat) candidate for the House, re-
ceiyed nearly the whole vote cast, ne
having no opposition.
Fredericksburg.
Fredericksburg: But little interest was
taken here I'm to-days election. Six nun
dred and thirty-three votes were polled
in the town, Tyler getting 473 and McCauii
%. The vote was practically unanimous
for the Democratic legislative ticket
Wallace and Embrey getting all that were
cast.
Gloucester.
Gloucester Courthouse: Gloucester
with one precinct to hear from. gives
Tyler. sos; McCaull. 161; Blakey. 81; ray
lor Republican), for Senate, SSS; Stubbs'
81.
GraysOn.
Independence: Eight precincts heard
from. Democratic majority, 80. Six pre-
c,ncts make no report; county close.
GreenesvflIe.
Emporia: The returns are meagre.
The indications are that the State ticket
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-03

far from half a million. The indications
are that Van Wyck received zio.0oo: Low,
$4,000; Tracy, 10000; and George. l5.9oo.
The aggregate is sweled by few thou-
sand votes cast for Gleason Qndependent
DemocraD, saniel C5ocialist-Labor). and
wardweli ProbibitionisD.
MINOR CITY OFFICES.
On the city ticket with Judge, Van
Wyck. Bird s. -Coler Is elected Comp
,roiler and Randolph Guggenheimer
President OF the Municipal Council.
Charles s. Fairchild. who was Secretary
OF the Treasury during Clevelands hrst
presidential term, and whom the Citi-
zens' Union put up for Comptroller. did
not hold the pace with Mr.. Low.
Ashbel Fitch, originally a Republican
and afterward Democratic member 0E
Congress from this city. was the Hepubti-
can nominee for Comptroller. he is DE-
feated by about the same vote as the
head OF his ticket. He was nominatta
with General Tracy, In recognition OF the
services he rendered In the pfes'denuat
campaign last year, hgbtins. as Roid-
standard Democrat. against the Dspos
Gratis who had accepted the iS-to-i plat
form OF the Chicago convention. cclers
the successful candidate. Is new to public
life.
Charles W. Dayton, cx-possmaster os
this city, was nominated sJr Comptroller
on the George ticket, and polled probably
half as many votes again as werc eivsa
TO Mfr. George.
The legislative branch OF the city gos-
ernment Is Tammany Democratic. II 4
double-bsaded body, one branch BEING
.s...xolx..l f-<.<.srl1. acu1iofIr1v - = =
PRESIDENT ana twenty eight membsrs. and
the other the Board Of Aldermen. COM
prising sixty members. TIE precise nun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-03

of Delegates having completely showed
,,ndar the Populist ticket, which included
w w. III. Cooke and Henry Berger, both
Populist members of the last Legislature.
Henry county, which had voice IN
the choice of the floater senator, Is pro-
badly in the Democratic column py lou
majority.
Elizabeth City.
1.onntop. The vote in Elizabeth City
county resulted as follows: For Cover
nor--Tyler. 500; McCaull. 492; Cutler. IA;
Cowdon 6: Quantz. 4. For House-Mon-
taeue Democrap. Sl; Saunders Repub-
licanD, Af.
Tappahannock: This precinct gives Ty-
Ter 1S7 and McCaull 40.
RIakley runs ahead of the ticket. Inc
Dsmocratic majority In the county Is Si3.
with three precincts to hear from. These
ore expected to increase his majority
TO 500.
Fauqufer.
warrenton: A sufficient number OF pre-
c,ncts of the county or Fauquier nave
been heard from 10 Indicate an accurate
result Of the whole county. Your cor
rssnondent secured the figures from
chairman White as follows: Votes cast
for Tvler. 1900: votes cast for McCauil.
sso About half the Democrats came cut
10 the polls, and most OF the Republicans
remained at home Echois and Montague
run a little ahead OF the ticket In war
,enton. Pitcher for the House, is eiecteu
over pavne Republican) by at least i.zVO
majority Hatcher, fioater from Loudoun.
had no opposition, nor did Fairfax Tor
the senate from the Eleventh District.
Chairman White is almost exhausted from
overwork.
FIuvanna.
Columbia: At this precinct Tylers ma
,oritv is thirty-seven over Mccaui-
Browning DemocraD. for the House mas
a majority OF nine over Nils. FROM an
that can be learned at this time II Is
probable that Browning carried this
county.
Franklin.
Rocky Monnf: The vote at fhis nrec'""'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-03

Ivey. 7S3; G. NJ. T. Bass ProhibitionisO,
2iO. Tyler's majority over McCauli, $50.
Cooke PopulisD received 10 votes.
Prince Edward.
Farmville: The election here was with
out incident The whole vote cast In the
town was only SIS Watkins DemocraO,
for the House, received 2s6. and Wilkin-
son (Republican), 1884, Tyler received 2os
and McCaull IS. Ech0ls ran considerably
behind the ticket, receiving only ZSs.
Three precincts, including Farmyilie.
give Tyler a majority over McCauli or
26s. and Watkins ia over Wilkinson.
There are yet four precincts TO be heard
from. which will swell Watkins's ma
jority TO at least 22o.
Nothing has yet been heard from Cum
berland. BY an inadve tance, the name :
of both the Democratic and Republican
candidates for the Legislature from
Buckingham and Cumberland were left
off the ticket, and q rubber stamp had
TO be called into requisition at late
hour to supply the candidates names.
Prince George and surry.
Petersburg: Clarke DemocraO Is GER
tainly elected TO the House In Dinwsddie,
and A. r. Hobbs Democrap is elected
from Prince George and Surry. X. H.
Hartley Democrap Is elected 20 the Sen
ate from Greenesville, Sussex. and Prince
George.
Putnski.
Dublin: Nine precincts out OF
twelve in Pulaski county give Tate Dem
ocrat). for the Senate, l62 majority. His
majority I'm the county is probably ioo-a
Democratic gain OF nsarly 500 over Walk
er's vote one year ago.
RounnLa Couuty.
Salem. The smallest vote In the history
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-03

and legislative candidate have received
q handsome majority-Democratic gain.
HALIFAX.
Houston. Houston gives the whole
ticket over 200 majority. and Barks-
dale carries it by 26S. Meadsville,
Republican precinct, gives Barksdale
l45 majority. The indication are that
Barksdale has carried the county by the
largest majority ever given candidate
for the State Senate from Halifax coun-
ty.
Hanover.
Ashland: Ashland, Clay, and divers
precincts give Tyler 492: McCaull, 1S9;
Winston, 500; Wingfield, 24O.
The same precincts last year gave
Bryan 536 and Mckinley sol. Tyler's ma
jority is 500; Winston's is 263.
Henry.
Martinsville: This precinct MAR
tInsyille) gives Democratic majorities for
all except the House candidate. Emer-
son Republican) beats Garret Oemo-
craft here by 40 and 1t is thought that
the county has gone Democratic ana
Garrett is elected. No other precincts
heard from at this hour, 10 +. NJ.
King william.
Lester Manor: Three precincts of the
six in King William county have been
heard from. which give Tyler 1856; Nc
Caull. c. Tyler will carry the county.
Diggs. foater Democrat for the House.
carries the county.
King George.
King George: Berry. the Democratic
candidate for the House. carries the
county by ninety-six majority. The rest
of the ticket has about the same ma
jority.
King and Queen.
Walkerton: King and Queen county
gives the following majorities: Tyler and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-03

the death OF Colonel James Cochran. Re
publican nominee for the Senate, while
he was on his way TO the polls. And
there was a threatened riot In Berkley,
necessitating the calling out of the mill
tary The trouble was an incident OF
the war Of the Democratic factions,
which had been going on there for long
time; but II was soon quieted.
Mr.. Haskins Hobson. chairman of the
Populist party. who was a candidate for
the House of Delegates is defeated by
his Democratic opponent
Below We give the returns by cities and
counties:
Accomac.
Onancock: Returns received thus
far show that only about one fourth OF
the regular vote has been poiled In Ac-
cOmac. The Republicans generally re-
Trained from voting, except in Pungo-
league District. At Onancock only one
Republican vote was poled and at Ac-
Comac Courthouse only two. The Demo-
cratic candidates for State offices and
members Of the General Assembly will
have at least l.0O) majority in the county.
Allegheny.
Clifton Forge: Six precincts in
Allegheny county give Republican ma
jority o. 10 votes. The other four pre-
clncts 10 be heard from will probably
increase the above majority TO $50. Not
more than half vote polled.
A.bemarie.
Charlottesville. Less than half vote
Majority for Tyler In city. $50
Alexandria city and County.
Alexandria: AS there was practically
no opposition 10 the Democratic candl-
dates In Alexandria city and county. an
unusually light vote was polled to-day.
In the county. which is usually kepub-
hcan, so little interest was felt In the
Mecaull ticket that the Democrats have
probably carried all the districts by
large majorities.
The election was conducted very quietly
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CONTINUED ON SECOND PAGEs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-12
MURDER0US
Assault Committed Near Newport,
Ohio.--TwO Boys Horribly Beaten.

Special to the Register.
Marietta, Ohio, August 11.-Near
Newport, this county, Arthur and Wat
son Francis were decoyed to lonely
spot and assaulted by James, John and
Edward Dye, brothers. The assault
was made with slung shots and maces.
Arthur Watson's skull was fractured in
three places, portions Of the bone being
driven into the brain. Physicians say
he cannot recover. Watson Francis
was horribly injured about the head,
his nose and cheek bones being srushed,
but he will recover. The Dye boys
were arrested and released on $500 bail,
but the prosecuting attorney will cause
them to be again taken into custody to
await the result of Arthur Francis's
injuries. 1t is alleged that young
man named Harry McElfresh decoyed
the victims to a melon patch and he
also will be arresteAa An old grudge
is thought to have been the cause of the
trouble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-12
BRIEF BUT MEATY.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.-The Irondale
Steel Co. has asked for a receiver.
TRENTON. y. 1.-THE national conven-
ton. a. P. A.. convened here to-day.
NEW YORK.-Silver advanced hcent
to-day Mexican dollars are quoted at 42l2.
ASHEVILLE. y. C.-Bob. Bracelet.
negro. was lynched near here to-day Tor
outraging Miss Henderson, white.
NEWPORT. r. 1.-The torpedo boat
'sDupont" made 2S5S knots In trial trip.
She was guaranteed for 2Il2 knots
WASHINGTON. D. C.-Several appoint
ments TO minor positions. none for West
Virginians, were announced to-day.
ROANOKE. Val. Hoge Taylor. Of
Pulaski, was nominated by the Demo
Gratis for governor to-day, unanimously.
THE HAGUE-Twenty-fiv anarchists
were arrested to-day for shouting Long
Live Anarchy" before the Spanish con-
sulate.
WASHINGTON. D. C.-By ties spiked
TO the rails an unsuccessful attempt was
made 10 wreck an excursion Tram Oh the
3. & O.
WASHINGTON. D. C.-Statistics show
immigration 10 be lower the past year
than ever before since tab was kept on
arrivals.
POITGHKEEPsIE y. Y.-John r. Cen
try made mile to-day in 2:02ls. The last
quarter was in :2s@s. the fastest quarter
Of the season.
HAVANA. Cuba.-News OF a decisive
battle between insurgents and Spanish
troops. near here. has been received
causing CONSERVATION.
CINCINNATI. Oho.-Umpire Tim Hurst
was fined 500 and costs to-day for throw
ing beer glass into the rootets stand
recently, and seriously injuring spec
tator.
ELWOoD. Ind.-The first shipment Of
tin plate from this country 70 EITops'
oF
was made from here to-day. Other OF
ders are booked.
CHICAGO. IIL-Alderman Vim. Mang-
Ter was fined 81 0d0 and 20 days in jail Tor
contempt OF court IN refusing 70 Ten .s tns
grand jury the name OF a business man
whom he alleged had offered 20 bri0e
him.
WASHINGTON. D. C.-The Attorney
General holds that goods shipped through
Canada from countries liable 70 the ex-
ira duty on account OF export bounty,
must pay the extra duty the same as Il
shipped IN drect-
COLUMBUS. Ohio.-It Is announced on
authority that II the strike OF the miners
ed. the representatives OF organized labor
will refuse TO call out the other trades IN
a national sympathy strike
CHICAGO. IIl.-Window glass makers
and representatives Of the workers dis
Cussed wages al the Auditorium to-day
The manufacturers offered Is per cent
advance but the workers demanded 2
Der cent. and concessions amounting 20 10
per cent more No agreement was reach
ed.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.-The majority OF
Crifith. Dem, over Lee. Rep. in the
snscial election for Congress in the Fourth
Indiana district. held yesterday, was LIZ
UoIman's majority last November was
S2S The Populisis had no candidate
against Holman. but II. ". Browder was
49, candidate this wear he received
about coo votes.
COLUMBUS Ohio.-Ohio Populists
turned fusion down in the State conven-
ton to-day. and nominated this ticket:
For Governor. Jacob $. Coxey, Star<e
county: Lieutenant Governor, Morris
Whitconb. Tuscarawas county. Supreme
Judge. D. c. Pomeroy. Franklin county.
| ATTORNEY GsneraI-C. A. Reider. Wayne
county: State Treasurer, +. II Morris.
Auglaize county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-12
WHEELING W. VA. THURSDAY. AUGUST 12 1897

ference is placed under arrest under
the Injunction OF either the United
States Court, or that of Judge Mason,
Of this county, the contest will begin,
and it will not end until such time as
the rights Of free speech and peace
able assemblage are guaranteed TO
every man in the United States, be he
miner. mill worker. railroader, mil
lionaire or mendicant
Mr. O'ConnOr refused to give any
outline of the plan adopted by the
labor organizations in their fight. If IT
comes to that There was nothing IN
his conversation to indicate that other
than peaCeable means would be USED,
but rather that every labor union IN
the country would join in the fight.
and that what lawyers could not do
towards securing a modification OF the
opinions of those who now construe
the law would be done by means OF
the ballot
Mr.. Rae afterwards said that every
laborer in the United States would be
made to see his interests, and that 1t
would be made clear to him that his
interests are not identical with those
Of the men who now control legislation
and cause constructions which suit
them to be placed upon laws that are
already in force. While he was not
much more satisfactory than O'Connor
in the matter of defining the nature OF
the movement. they together left the
impression that the courts would be
tried first. and if some new precedents
could not be established, legislation
would be sought with such force Of
members and opinion that it would be
forthcoming.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-12
A HEAVY ROBBERY.
Over a Thousand Dollars Stolen by a
Woman,
at a Second Ward Resort, Early
Yesterday Morning-The Thief
Selia James. Alias Laura Jen-
nings, Arrested 10 Pittsburg on
Telegram From the Wheeling Po-
lice.

Yesterday morning between midnight
and daylight stranger was robbed, in
a Second ward joint OF 5000 in cash and
a check for $500. The man to whom
the money belonged claimed to have
been drugged with dope administered
in beer.
AS soon as he came to the police were
informed, and a short search developed
the fact that the woman had taken the
$40 a. m. train for Pittsburg. The
police of that city were at once in
formed, but the woman got of the train
without being seen by the officers, and
at once proceeded to have a good time
shopping. She had LEI ther trunk at
the Baltimore and Ohio station, at the
foot OF Smithfield street, however, and
this was captured, and later Captain
Grant, OF the Pittsburg police, found
her and locked her up at Central sta
ton. It was found she had been lavish
in her expenditures, Among her
purchases were a $50 bicycle, several
bottles Of toilet water, powder in many
boxes. with a chamois skin for its ap-
plication, a pair OF white slippers for
herself. and two pairs OF children's
shoes. IL was figured that she had
spent $1O5.50 during her tour OF the
stores. and S24 was found on her per-
son. She denied robbing her chance
acquaintance, and claimed that both
had been very drunk and she arose
early because she was thirsty. She
agreed to come back TO this city without
a requisition.
Her native place, she said. is Hazel
ton, Pa, but Ahe had bought ticket
for Sunbury Mere she was TO meet
travelling salesman. This accounted
for $3.50 more OF the money.
She is about tw<y-four years old.
While ascending tho staircase TO the
matroa,s room at De Central police
station, she deftly led to conceal
roll or money in stocking. Inc
$500 check claimed have been stolen
was not found. TT bicycle she had
Expressed TO Gertru Clayton, Hazel
ton. Pa. On the II uesne hotel reg
lister the prisoner ote her name as
Laura Jennings.