Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-08
IN OTHER SECTIONS OF STATE.
Vote Light, as II Rule. Hut the Demo-
cratic Victory OverwheImingIy.
ANIELIA

AMELIA.
Amelia-The election in this county to-
day passed off quietly. Neither Judge a.
j. Watkins. candidate for the Senate. nor
Mr. X. G. Southall, candidate for the
House of Delegates. having any opposi-
ton. the vote polled was very small.
AMHERST
Amherst Depot-The election passed off
very quietly to-day. There was very
light vote pOlled. there being no 0pposi-
tion TO Or. r. b. Ware, the Democratic
nominee for the House.
AUGUSTA AND STANTON.
Staunton-A very light vote. without eX-
element. was cast in stanton and Au-
gusta to-day for the election OF two mem
bers of the House OF Delegates. The Re-
pubicans generally RETAINED from voting,
as their only opposition TO the Democratic
ticket was a feeble Prohibition protest
and a weak INDEPENDENT movement.
Todd and Churchman the Democratic
nominees. are elected by 1000 plurality.
Thirty out of thirty-eight precincts. in
GLIDING Stanton show the Democrats
leading by 800.
ALEXANDRIA AND FAIRFAX.
Alexandria-Frank Hume Democratic
candidate for the House Of Delegates
from Alexandria city and county, was to-
day elected over James II. Lob Qnde-
pendenO by an overwhelming majority.
Captain s. X. DOnOhOe Democrat, OF
Fairfax. was elected TO the Senate from
out opposition Mr.. Hume is a supporter
Of Senator Martins. Captain DOnoho's
position on the senatorial question is un-
known. Both will go TO Richmond unin-
Hon. Joseph willard OemocraO is
elected to the House by an overwhelming
majority over COwden. COwden's vote IN
this county Will hardly exceed twenty-five.
ALBEMARL.E.
Charlottesvile-The election here to-day
al nd NJ "A +
There was no opposition to the regular
nominees of the Democratic convention,
and Messrs w r. Duke and W. H. Boas,
for the House. received the vote as cast.
1t was very light naturally.
APPOMATTOX AND CAMPBELL.
Iynchburg- Horsley's majority for float
or delegate from Campbell and Appomat-
tox over Chiffon is $50 Featherston's
majority for House of Delegates from
Campbell over Evans is $40. GlassG
majority Tor State Senate from Lynch
burg and Campbell over Jones is l,2h
AppomattoX-J. r. Horsley Democrat
carries this district. composed Of Apo
mattox and Campbell counties. against
C. II. Chiffon QndependenD. by at least
zoo majority. All the returns are not
i'm. but sufficient has been heard from
in the two counties TO insure the majority
Given above. II. ID. Flood had no oppo-
sition for the Senate. AppOmattox gives
Horsley about 500 majority.
ALL.FGHANY, BATH, AND HIGH
LAND.
Hot Springs William NJ. NcAllister
uas elected to-day as member of the
House from the district composed OF the
counties of Allegheny Bath, and High
land There was no Republican candidate
ia Tho field. and the vote was exceedingly
iiebt moi over one third Of the Demo
nystic vote being polled. The convention
,,hicb Nominated Mr.. McAllister instruct
ed him IL vote for the reelection OF Mr..
Martin. ......,
ACCOMAC AND NORTHAMPTON.
cane Charles-The election in Northamp-
40, naeeed very quietly. small vote
,,.,s nolled. From the latest returns.
NJ tnhn r.. Nottingham DEMOCRACY Is
.iactsd IN the House Of Delegates by
Inndoone majority over Mr.. Frank Hos
ili,s 1Renublican) Mr.. ;. w Matthews
dDem0craD was reelected IN Acc"mac
~ he House without opposition.
BEDFORD.
Bedford city There was little interest
ia Inc election to-day, and very small
vote was cast. The returns Indicate
nemocratic victory I'm both branches, as
UancoclS the Independent for the House,
made "A poor showing. Graham Clhyt0r'
for The Senate, had 10 opposition. Inc
Democrats elected 10 the House are w.
A. Goad and George r. Murrell
BOTETOURT.
Fincastle In Botelourt Is. u. etoiles
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