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VOL. MEW SERIES NO. 231.
RICHMOND VA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1892.
PRICE TWO cents;
lone Swbs
tho CHUT.
WATERLOO OF RADICALISM,
Popular Sovereignty Triumphant Crer a
Corrupt Plutocracy.
THE OLD DOMINION DOES HER DDTY
By Giving a Sweeping Democratic Vic?
tory All Along" tlie Line.
1 SOLID CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION
ire tlie Present Indications and a Big
Cleland Major.ty.
KO BREAKS IN THE "SOLID SOUTH."
Republican Corruption Money Cannot
Buy Our Dixie Land.
FEW YORK STATE GOES FOR CLEVELAND
Illinois Conceded to tb. Democrats by
Good Majority.
CONNECTICUT ALSO PROBABLY SAFE.
Indiana, tbe Home of Harrison, Claimed
by tbe Democrats.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN MANY STATES,
rh
its and Ohio GI**** Their Caual
Republican Bl sj or lt los? T, tat tomes to
tb* F* ont with Her 1'r.ual Ore* whelm Ing
Majorlt jr tor tbe l>*ruiorr-cy Aiabaina
ti ure* rn ? urprlsliigly Larg* Demo.
rratlr Majority?Oregon, Wyoming
and Waahlngton Bald to I.arr,
Gone Against Harrison ? Weat
> trginia Claimed by the H*_
?crats I'r a *????-ll Slajorlty.
Tb* A ur.tr**,. lan Itullot Bya.
tem Delaying the Cona!
tn Hom* Mat*. om
\> tann Defeated tn
Georgia-Jerry Mino*
sen tito in Danger
?r Defeat.
V1I5G MA.
Lu
CHARLOTTE-SVILLB, VA., Nov. I?
Returns pouring in upon thc Btate com?
mit!.?*? here leave no doubt that Virginia
baa gos .tic* by probably 10,
From every point tn the state thi
cations point ths HUM way. Tl>ts town.
tor exan i Cleveland Efl majority,
a Kain . le county
gr. mi u majority ol LTOO, sn In?
ri tease of 1,000. Koanoke City give.
inajorlty, a Democratic gain
moke county *? I
I" nm. ran*, majority, ii Democratic gain
ot M. Fi om Other parts of the I
like r?-.sults are l-spoj
Ths atonal deU-j-atlon will
ac I Idly Democratic, as ftdlows:
,t?XS'. A. Jones (re-elected).
om_?D. Gardiner Tyler.
Thiiii?George D. Vu.** (re-elected).
: peg I ? ? I" ? lsd).
Piftb?Clauds A. Swanson.
?Sixth?Paul C. Edmunds rs-elscti
nth?Charles T. OTerrall (re
?d>.
B MeredJUi (re-elected).
Ninth--James xv. Marshall.
0 Tucker
The d? legation In tht
solidly
rta were i
fusion with the Third
Vow
?ve* _i,
i nat Diaiilrt.
I off
?lied. The
I ths resuil For Pr<
? iv Ul; Wes
* ' -frown,
rs majority. M4; Jones', OH
bltion tlc). db votes.
PREDERICKiBURO, VA., Wnw. -.
I sver rec-elvt-d 2 votes at Guinea's,
Caroline county. Harrison's majority 7.
-.rjwne's majority 44.
va uk* * oi n rr.
WAArf POINT, VA, Nov. I.?Port Hay
?ood, Mathews county, gives Clsrelsnd
I s?a-*ritv. Jon-a. -Ci?a Democratic
I
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I.
gal
i
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rino
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It i
Tlie
Ths
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rn-' I '/ ?' "* ? ' l ' J
r ?' - tilts
GROVES CLEVELAND,
rain. Mathews will give a Democratic
OL! 'Kt'i STEIJ C. ii. N ? Mathews
-
irdlnary- \\ eav< r, 67; <
?. Browne,
Hl? kory i '
. V. .1.1 1.
Belli i ? land, 53;
r, J.
HTDDLEBl r COT H . _
GLOUCESTER C. H., Nov. _.?8
Middlesex county, give* Harrison ll
jurity; Browne, ? ajor
Ity.
aOND.
WARSAW, VA.. Nov. 8.?Jones parriM
Richmond county by 109 majority ovc-r
Browne, People-'- party candidate.
?ff.I I)l?r r I. l.
MOKFOUt AN'f) I'OTT'-MOT'Tn.
NORFOLK, VA., Nov. 8.-Chairman
Younf- estimates that Norfolk city will
-.'iv. _,;?m Democratic majority. Ports?
mouth. 6"'A Chairman J. T. Duke pays
tbe district is for Tyler by a handsome
majorliy.
Ni lilli )LK. VA., Nov. S.-Politlcal ex*
cltement is running high herc. Thousands
Of people ur.- on ths streets, which arc
: with fireworks and illumination--.
Thc Second district la safs. Cleveland's
majority in Norfolk is 3,077' Portsmouth,
668. The district ls safe by f.,000 majority.
aouTHAicPTO-i c itra
P.OYKINS. VA., Nov. S.-Boyklns pre?
cinct-? Niiir.l-i. >? of vni a clift. V"); HArri
son, a
Tyler, 235; Weaver, 4; Collier, i Demo
gain tw. r USS, aboi ?
!\ i 'IV VA., I Ivor
i land,
4; Tyler, J
.:', Bidwell, .?; Dszeadorf
rlty herc !in 4_.
Democratic gain of 20 h'-re o\ti
RTLAXD, VA.. Nov. *.
ton gives HaurriBoa about V, majority, a
arge Republican los?. T Corri
i il run . li
the county.
WILLIAMS'
WILLIAM VA.. Nov. U.-Thf*
? he .(uictfat fur
v small i i oiled,
riie result was lams
land, 123; I
Fid--.fl!. 1,
tyler,
ryler's plurality 1?; I ti ?afn of
2. Jam^s i
mi, 466--D< gain over
Bidwell, l; Tyler, '-2-. Dez'
-ng-ri, 5?Dezendorfs pluralli
KARSOfO*! '
BUFFi ! " oil I vote i
Ca ns err find county i Ge* dacd'i
iln over I
13.
",.
HAMPTON*. VA.. Nov.
returns fr City co
? ?
); Prohibit Thli l
arty, CoURr, 114; d':
-Xl-), I
W _k I Two pre
r Congresi
?
WAawics oo stx,
NEWPORT NEWS, V \.. Nov. 8.-T0
ly's election was the hottest evei
this place, but the city bas gone Dh
atlc by MS. Tyler ran ahead of the
_l_et There was al ,. .in of
ii over U
lhlr.1 I'iitrlc-t.
i'll: DOO! NTT.
"HESTEXtFlELD, C. H.. Nov. 8-Cleve
.::?. Harri*' ir. S; Kid
it. 123. Democratic
BON AIR, VA., No .-land, 84;
arrlson, CO; Weaver, IL"; Vi . *B; i.rant,
MIDLOTHIAN", YA., Nov. R.-At Mid
;hlan tht* \ 1 Harrison, _*} rjUa
rity. Wise 8. majority. Prohibition, 1
tc; Waa
SKINQUAKTEH. VA.. Nov. S.-Cleve
Btevenson, UR; George D. Wise,
I; People's party (Weaver and Field), Bi
Walt, r E. tiru; . publican uiai
< Rel '1 '
ettrick, Chesterfield county?Cleveland, ?
; Wise, __7; Hanibon, El; Grant. 53.
Vi
Hi
IAIDEN8, VA., Nov. 8.-Three pre- g.
cts beard from ?lve Wise 21 majority. ]
jveland 18 majority?Democratic gain. .n
am . pr
iANESVILL Nov. 8.-Lan*s- ?:
le'i vote, 171?Wlsa'B majority 47?a ~(
ii of Ita 1
u.ijorlty at Lanesvllle pre- lo'
Republican lots of 4.. Weaver SK
lat
POINT. VA.. Nov. 8.-AH pn
?ts in King William, except Msgohtck, -\
127 majority; Harrison, 131 ina- <}..
tv. i"l.
ST. I Fo
VEST POINT. VA.. Nov. 8.-We*t I
1 Cleveland, lil. l-S-rlaea*, I .. \
, (.rant, 18; Weavari *>? tai
..sr I'l/i.-.r, \a. _*ov. a?The vote -w<
heard from ls us fol!ows: In pa,
g William county In I pr.-, ir. ts Har- | a,
n's majority 1* 26; Wise'* majority, j |,_
Mangohlck district ls to hear from. ]a?
ilway- gives a Republican majority. ;u
Demccratie gain at Lanesvllle ia 146.
Be figure* are accurate. The Republi
majorlty In the county will not likely
ed 75. Thia is a great fain over 1S88.
ha"*tovib cottj-tt.
IHLAND. VA- K'ov. A?Aabiaad ore.
f
\ot
u
vot
' land, C27; Nan
ij Bidwell, i; Vt Grant,
CENTRALIA, VA., N ??
I
Bidwell, '
.
CH., Nov.
. *,n King '.
county ......
W< aver, 33; Men dlth, D73; Turner,
I. - i * .
PL . I, VA., .Nov. &.-<'
the most qu et elections ev_r held i" Pe?
tersburg v a.* that bl f, and I."
Bturbances oocurre- at any of
voting placea The weather was
Indian summer like, and a large vote
; tile J a noli* .-alii** feature ?>f u>
'lay's elctlon here was tlie largs number
on -I men who voted the Dem
ti.k'-t. Th* y not only voted the ticket,
they tcted as ticket holden si tha
There were four tickets In the
field, nam" I mocratlc, Republican,
pe .pie's party ami Prohibition. Tlie can*
didates on the latter ticket were: John
Bidwell, of California, for it*
and James B. Cranfell, of .
Wry few of these tickets
were voted. .Many of ths IC* publicans,
while they voted for Harrison nnd Ke-d,
scratched Goode, Third party candidate
from this district,
*? tail end of the )?? pti
ti.-ket. Petersburg gav*- Cleireland I
vntis and Harrison, LOM. Bpes, Dem
i late for Conj ri as from I *
Fourth dl? trict, ret* I I 2 votes and
?
'i Li.- ' rsl tim.** thal Peti
given a l?*.-mo* :
tion sin ? ir, nnd
Democrats aro high iv j'ii>ii..r*t. over
it vi* tory they ha
15 believed that Epes is elected, a
not thought that Goode can ?..v.-rcomfi
th*-- majority Epes has gotten hero in
burg. Tl
?n in
front of the Index-Appeal newspaper of
are fully
tonight "' returns
and * ?
m nv
PEI *
ty, 4; Epes,
-
rity of LM7?a Democratic gain of
'aidential election.
'
I
Th*
vote in the I
Cleveland, 212; Har
141; Ej
?
da not In. Et
1 pive-!
I
1 :
Harrison,
? illlium, '?.
rity.
Third ''-; Harrison,
.
Harrison,
? .liliam, 1.
l
ioode, 142; '
.
.'y?Blackwater dial
ind, Ml: Harrison, 132; Weaver, IS: Epes,
.'; Goode, 154 l*!a::,l district, ll.illl-.*-i.
ind, M; Wi le, tit;
.'. This la th.* small, st Republican
nu irity ever t ?? ? 11 * - < J in this dlstrict,
PETERSBURG, va.. N'.,v? 8. -Prince
inty lira n don d Harri
:m. im': Cleveland, 7... Goode, 119; Epes,
i: Weavi r, .'7
Prim Blackwater dia
"1-1 | land, Hi;
reaver, 18; Goode, 154; E] ?
! district?
I; Clevi lan l. M; Weaver, IS;
ood v . *i
<-.*
of
In
of
i
n
T
tl
SB! S ..
LAWRENCEVD-LB, VA., Not. 8.
unny bide, Va., gives 30 majority for
leveland.
Harrison carries Gloucester by 560;
?ow ne. for Congress, by 565
OR TN' -VILLE I ot vs
IIICKSFORD, VA., Nov. 8.-The vote at
icksford precinct. Greensville county,
i., is as follows: Offl-lal?Cleveland, 120,
irrtson, 119; Weaver, 63. Per Congress?
>ode, 179; Epes,
-UCKSFORD, VA, Nov. 8.-The follow
thS official vote o.* Taylor's VIII
Greensville county: Cleveland.
Harrison, 4c; Weaver. 53. For Congress
? 'pcs, 84.
[ICKSFORD, VA.. Nov. 8.-The fol
f'.cial v*.te at Trotter's
seinct, Greensville :ounty: Clers
id. **; Harri - -3. For
ngress?Epes, H; Good .*,
Phe follow!! g In th" ofBdal VOtM ot
i Second district of Greensville county:
I; Haliison. 74; We.nvr, Co.
r Congress?Goode, 108; Epes, .1.
a Mn u rorsTY.
BTBR8VILLE, VA., Kov. 8?Vote at
s pieeinct: Cleveland, ::7; Harrison, 73;
aver. 19; Epes (Dem.), 40; Goode (Third
-IV! 71
-MELIA COURTHOUSE. VA.. Nov.
-Amelia Courthouse precinct: Cleve*
d. 196; Harrison, 164; Bp**, -Iti; Goode,
; Weaver, 81; indwell, i.
SrsSEX rnl-NTT.
I'AVERLY, VA., Nov. 8.-This precinct
ej Ul Republican. 117 Democratic* and
People's party. Democratic gain, 87
es over national tlection of ltiS.
AVEELt VA- Nov. -.-Four pra*
l
17;
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and
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AI>LAI E.STEVENSON.
cine ts ou;. In this county
Cleveland 415; Epe* (Dem.) congrea
l-l: Harrison, 677; I tood (Peoj le'i i con
will . ijority for Harrison and
Reid and ?
I't.WHA I AN" I iiT'MTY.
LB VI LE, rn vote, N;
Cleveland, 47; u ea* *.VH*on, l;
Uoode, I Full vote.
vr.v ?? m.
MEHERRIN, '
I
IB; Wi
havan ''. H , Nov. 8.?Three pr-*
? '1. v. land, 208; Harrison, 239;
Weaver, 88; ESpes, 201; Goode, 54-. Sub
lett'B, Pineville and I ls to h"ar
from, -Tiring Republican rnajoritles,
BLACKSTONE, va.. Nov. iv?Voting;at
niackstone t"-tlay light. Whole vote,
147; Cleveland's majority, 279; ESpes' iiiu
lorlty, 0..4. Indications show thc county
ibouf I.tym majority for IV
CREWE, ., Nov. 8.?The official vote
it this precinct gives Cleveland 237; Har?
rison, 134; Goode, 144; Epes, 237; People'*
party, 10.
Fi ft n iHetrtec.
FATBICa1 OorvTr.
STAURT, VA., Nov. 8.-Flve precincts
leard from and give Cleveland, 3S2; Harrl
?on, 2o3; Swanson (Dem.), for CongreBS.
t54; Jones (Rep.), 282. Weaver and Bid
-.ell will not get KO votes In the county.
Patrick is Democratic from 300 t"
D-JTVaXI,-.
DANVILLE, VA., Nov. I.?The follow,
ng is the volo nf Danville In d
Harrison, 710; ns
, Bldw! Il, ? on, 1,248; Jones, 70S,
North DanvHL Harri
on, 8-9; Weaver, 14; Bldv ell,
on, US; Joni -i,
he.nbt oocrtir.
MARTINSVILE, VA., Nov. *,.--lI-*-ury
ounty -ari-v - Harrison 140 majorti
I
lubllcai ounty by abo-it ?
. ilnat Swai son.
CHATHAM CWWTT,
CHATHAM, VA., Nov. L?Returns '
ti ail baan received, but tho D
.ill recel'-t* a pood majority. Swanson,
; undoubtedly be el
BCMMAHT BT COTMIL
DANVILLE, VA.. Nov |
urns indicate that Pit t.viva nn
l; Danville1
Danville, 81*; Patrick, I
A Republican. Floyd Ca
::i not heard from, but Indlcati
* Bwgnson'a eli
y trr-rr
Milli Dlitrict.
ha- ? rt.
tOST< ?N, ' f '
savy \ te ia being polled, many colored
en votinj I The
emocratlc ticki*t will receive a I
?
CLrl >\ ER I > A., Nov. 8
rte here to-d >x
Fur
Edmunds ?
:? thc vote
soANOkr. i oin rv.
I dem ]
H irrlson
el 16
ROTFIflV'TlT rot NIT.
FINCASTL v VA., Soy. v- six precincts
Botetouri county -ive Democratic galna
i r last pr' Bldentl ii "l" tion.
MnNt.,oMr.rtT COPSTT.
"tADFORD, VA.. Nov. 8.?Radford -riv***
1 majority for Cleveland arni Edm
is makes the county of Montgomery
tlrely safe.
? lOTTM corntt.
CBTSVIlaLB, VA.. Nov. 8.?newland,
; Harrison, US; Weaver, 59; Bidwell,
Cobb, 221; Kdmunds. 176.
?,:, v \., Sow ..?Roanoke etty
ind *>l-> majority, and Roanoke
-tnty 290, a gain la the city of ,?>>), and
in the county over the vote of 1888.
.TNCHBURO, VA., Nov. 8.-Lynchburg
es the Democratic ticket 1,073 majority.
increase of 8-8 over 1&*>S. Edmunds
I carry the district for Congress over
ob's party by over 3,000 majority.
he election passed off quietly to-day.
illa a larg* number of negroes voted,
colored vote was not as lt usually
K
on presidential election-', and quite a ?
nber voted the Detnocratic ticket. F
igreas there was no Republican Bom- *a
e, and the fight wa. between Edmunds la
m.) and Cobb, f..o Peopl' Ba- ***
ate. The majority for the Democratic
nlnaes In this city is 1.06.. In the Sixth 56
igresslonal district Edmunds ls elect! l ?
a majority of S.-0O, and Cleveland ai.d C
venson carry the district by about the ll
ie majority. R
R
Koi'iiat) cotrarr. ?-*
EDFORD i'ITV. VA, Nov. 8.-7 pre- Bj
'ts lu Dgiford i ?? inty Rive Cleve- *\i
1 a majority of 90); |] mon- precincts i j
hear from. The Demo, ratio majority _j
the county, at the loweet estimate, ?
be 1,-iOO. I R
BM
ALB7.MAJILC COfNTr. |
'OTTSVILLK. VA.. Nov. g.?S?:otts- | R.
I precinct give* Cleveland and O'Fer- er
a majority of 76. Seottsvtlle, Flu- Cl
na, precinct givea Cleveland and 51
ker a majority of 07. Ti
'OTTSVILLE. VA.. Nov. 8,-Carter's Hi
inct glv?-s Clevelund and O'Ferrall Hi
ir-.1nrll\ H,
1WARDSVILLE, VA.. Nov. 8.-The rh
lal vote of Glenmore precinct. Buck- Ia:
1am county. I. as follows: Cleveland, er
Stevtc-o:- 14-: ilaxrUon and Rei.*, _.i
?".-...th Ulatrict.
75; Weaver and Field, 32. A Democratic
gain of io.
BAPPAH-TfXOCg " 'Sir.
WASHINGTON, VA.. N Rappa
hanu"* C majority.
.m.HAM COI
HARRISONBURG, va.. Nov. I The
Democi i Harrlsonl
grain of 225
rall will l ? ' rity than
.- win I-*- i i-r I.* ratio.
.11 COIN IV.
v v.. Nov. I.?Court
.eland, 27". Harri on, iLS; Town
Hall?Cleveland, 157; HarrIson,78, Demo
?-,. 91.
>'TT.
SPERRYVILLB Nov. S.-1-appa
k county gives 873 majority for
Cleveland and O'Ferrall, and Page 400
*-nj:v vn'-oaH COUNTT.
WOODSTOCK. VA., Nov. 8.-New Mar?
ket, ratic majority; Mount
Jackson 119 Democratic majority; Toms
brook, 31 Democratic majority; Strasburg,
?mocratic majority; B-lnhurg, 117
? iican majority. Democratic gain of
Eighth lllntrlrt.
*? rr.
ORANQB*. va., Nov. 8.-Orange gives
Cleveland about 400 majority.
Kin1 Courthouse, Cleveland's
majority & Meredith's majority 46,
eland's majority 67.
Meredith's majority i>8.
' OBD.
.DI'Kii K;-IU,.. .. VA., Noi 8
-.1 county tri ia ' !le** I I Here
? jr, Bren! | ?' ctn* ',
Bpotsylvania count*.. te*?eland, ii
majority; Jon-/**, $2. Summit precinct?
JDu-rison's Browne's ma
Spot
ourthouse ?'.loy > land's i
Ity, . majority, 61.
parses wu i.i.*,.v.
KANA \ va., Nov eland's
majority is ar |< ?? William.
'!'h i*?iidB hla ticket ** long waya
His major^y will reach I MO in thia
' ? * VA., N sured
Democratic majority in the count
with v
ties to
I
? mil iiixtrlct.
per a*"Kt *-orVTV.
i. VA., Nov. I tiring
la ths result of ths election in Pi
county: Cl majority 27; New
Cleveland ma lori ty :. I ni
' ind, M. Alum Spring
i ;iev< land
I "em
tory here and at Alum Bprlnga Pulaski
ly Democratic.
withs coi
? .. Nov, v Wythe
land 31- majority.
: 37 ma -
ts will not ill
lit.
Tenth District.
Al LROK-Jri COI MT.
?
1 114, Han
land 4
Ity.
"NTON. VA., NOV. h.- Th" "lay has
?*-?* ?. quiet, xxV.h hard work on both Sidea
Phe largest vote ever polled In th*- city?
,;S37. First ward Clei ? <? i Wt; Hanl?
on, '2','j: major.- BSCOnd war.!
i *i. 122; Harrison, 290; maI'.ri'v.
lal, 21 "'! majority In UM
*as i-ui, a Kain of 1SS. First ward?Tucker,
in, VA\ majority, 2/2. S**eond
vard?Tucker, tnt', Robertson, 287;
ority, 152; total, -H. Weaver and Field
ecelved -' votes In the city; indwell and
'rani 111. 90.
Bolivar j r-cinct, Augusta county, gives
I ?! Harri on, 120; Tucker, 99,
on. li'..
Sandy II illow, Augusta county, gives
ind, LB; Harrison, 93.
Kn*l, Augusta county?Cleveland,
B; Harri.* on. Ul; Tucker, 186; Robert?
on, 13u; Bid.v..ll and Cranblll, tl; Weaver
nd Meld 9.
Following additional precinct returns
dow the result from Augusta county:
olly Mills?Harrls-on, 3i; Cleveland, 68.
:uniett?Harrison, 0; Cleveland, 131.
lount Sidney?Harrison, 92; Cleveland,
Waynesboro?Harrison, US; Cleve
.nd, 38a. Fishervllle-Harrlaon. &>; Cleve
Churchville? Harrison. 57;
loveland, 138. Buffalo Gan? Harrison.
-llgsvllle?-Harrison,
; Cleveland. 71. ftoart Draft?Harrison,
; Cleveland, 122. Basic -Harriaon, Ul;
d. Hi. Mount Sidney?Tucker,
1; Robertaon. 1*>2. Burnett-Tucker. I'M,
obertson, 64. Folly Milla?Tucker, 70;
Obettson, 3-"> New Hop** Harrison, 9*);
I. v* land. 79; Tucker, Kl; Robertson, tt.
Iirke's Mill?Harrison, 26; CU".
rrlhon, 66; Cleveland,
Robertson. 6.1. Bolivar -
arrison, Ul; C^evs-aad, '.*?); Tucker, 99\
obertson, I
' l*-hervllle?Tucki i.
fertile -Tucki r, lil;
? iffalo ? Sap T
.'. Mount
Baste?Tinier, 117; Rob
tson. 103. Hermiiai-. Harrison, 44;
ev.land. 79; Tucker, ht; Robertson, M.
Iddlebrook?Harrison. BT.; Cleveland. 2-0;
irk.-r. WA', Robertson, 49. Sangersvllle?
irrlaon, 42; Cleveland, 38. l*urnaa.su ? -
irrlaon. 48; Cleveland. Ul Spring Hill -
irrlaon, 66; Cleveland, s.,. Verona? Mar?
ion. 28; Cleveland. 81. Oreen*. I!
ad. Mi Harrison. 119; Tucker. tS-J Roi-*.
tson. HS. lt looks like the majority In
lo-iiatJi ann Ktain.inn will h_ VaM for
Cleveland. In 1888 Cleveland's majority
was 998.
amhswst rnrxTT.
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.. Nor.
8.?Amherat precinct, official?Cleveland,
293; Harrison, 212; Weaver. 3; Tucker,
204; Robertson. 213. County probably De?
mocratic by 600.
CAklKKSVlLLE, VA.. Nov. 8.-Th* .1
precincts In the lower end of Cumberland
rive th?? Demo, ruts 183; Republicans, 319"
Third party, 63; Prohibition. 1. For Con*
Rollinson (Third party), 377: Tucker
(Pcm.), 180.
rrj-RXRT.Axn.
I'Ul.MVILLE, VA., Nov. 8.?Cumber?
land?Brown's Church precinct give* Har?
rison 31 majority; Robertson, for Con
?.'rcs-., 103 majority, a Democratic gain
over ISM of US for President and 145 for
Congressman.
BaOUKM Cot-NTT.
AFTON". VA., Nov. 8.-The rote Bl May's
? ti. 01;
Bidwell, IS; Tucker, 7'J; Robertson.
H- muriatic gain I Vi r MM ol 41.
A POBUTTOZ ? OI'NTT.
\IT>'MATTI >.\, VA., Nov. S.-Appomat*
out 1'jO majority, a
gain of kkk votes oxer _j
BUENA VISTA. VA., Nov. 8.-The
? I vote hare to-day cast was 427.
Cleveland's majority is 2^5. Tucker's ma?
jority is 2C'9.
TTuTKOl liHill 1 UH; I MIITD STATE*,
Tt-e Bssaltsaf tba El-riion Ycit.rd.j tu.
'try Hut
NEW VORK, ' ? tt tho election
in this Stnt" to-day the voting wa* fo?
presll.nti.il electors, thirty-four oongreaa
m.n and an Assembly which will, with)
tho Senate elected i I rear, name th*
successor to United Stat. I Senator Frank
Hlscoclc, There a ere three proposed
idmeiits to thc Stat-; I'onstltulljn ol
lo. tl Interest vntcd for, and Charles
Andrews, the nominee of both Republi?
cans and Democrats, was elected chief
of thc court of appeals.
1'oiitrary to tim general expectation, tho "
number of votes cast In thin city fell
(nnsideralily below the estimates made by
the election expert mathematicians.
As early as 6 o'clock the Democratic
tdraltted that the falling off
amount'd to over seven per cent, com
i with the vote of tout years ago.
\ ariotlfl theories were advanced aa to
the cans?. It ls argued that hundred* of
hu visited the polls were obliged
tn stand ni lin", awaiting th<Mr turn, until
th dr patience lu cam.' exhausted, and th?*y
? it un. The result ls a 'onslderabl*
ii thc ballots cast for tho candi
i h narty.
Thc I mt. d Stat".s deputy I I . nd
John k Davenport's superv-MMta ar-* ai?**>
h-dd t-**p. ru-ibte for Km dacreaae by th?*
Dem .' 'Inn. many voters
would rather forego their rights of fran
t their votes, than in an/
way place th msslvss In a position wher<
wo il i i. even h possibility of urn
rift rnimr th.- detention and dis. omfortg
' whether juatifiabl* or nof.
The Republicans acknowledge the fall.
lng off In V"' ? I admit ihat the !?? ?
the bootha af*"
them more seriously than thc Democrat:'.
? ter ?.ufferrd more through th<* cha!
i : '."nibil, ans and the
ob trumped-up tharg-3 of Olegal
re?i<.tratlon.
< mi tha whole, ni Ihe decrease both pal
(farad about equally, and th- re
mit arlll, -hat-afore, be Hccordmg to tn
itretiath on both si
\LO, N. V . Nov 8.-0->.lr,^ to Ih*
-^districting of thi3 tltv a comparison
s inipra. ii able. 1'orly-oue district's out
In Buffalo give Harrison,
.NV, n. . . tit .-. I From the Re?
turns already received from dlffereni
In thl etty, there ls a I 'en. -eratic
. \tll Wal I gil i 4 til.* Ropllhli
a jortty of
', when it normally glvi a Deaso ratlc
Dajoru. ... Ii ' Fifth ward. Harri*
"n 1 a., l_'l . tn i |. ruy of ISO for
nevi laud rn
ROME, N. V , NOV I R 'in", X. T..
toraplete on .? ? I 443, aa com
tar td with i ?> -, glv< ? id, LIM;
larriaon, l I itl< loss "f 16.
OtfWEGO, N. v., N..\. g, Oewego cit)
ompiete i loveland ? majority of
50 a Ilemot i.ul" -_;..? ia of
MALONE, N. i iload c__a
?lete, nr.? Cleveland '. >; Harrison, 1,236
a Repu BS ol
ON, B. L. X. ... Nov. 8?
teturns from 10 ont of 12 polling pre
iit. ts in Richmond county indicate l.**?
lurality for Cleveland, and the election
f the full Democratic tickst,
BROOKLYN, N. v., Nov. 8.-80 dls
rlcts out of a total of 648 in Brooklyn
Ive Cleveland 11.4'.'8; Harrison, 7,011.
BROOKLYN, N. Y., Nov. 8.-120 dls
>ttl of a total of 648 In Brooklya
Ive Cleveland l'.,148; Harrison, U.:14.
BROOKLYN, N. Y? Nov. 8.-240 dis
i ts out of 648 in Brooklyn give Cleve
;iid IMBI; Harrison. 23.703.
BROOKLYN, N. Y.. Nov. 8.-300 dis
lets out oC 648 in Brooklyn give Cleve
nd 41,470; Harrison, 30.521.
BROOKLYN. N. Y., Nov. 8.-330 dls
icta out of 648 In Brooklyn give Cleve
nd 45,739; Harrison, _3,94f?.
BROOKLYN, N. T., Nov. 8.-370 dts
Ic-ts out of 618 In Brooklyn give Clev
nd 51.474; Harrison, 38.980.
ty) districts out of tho 641. giv- Cleve
nd, 68.658, Harrison, 52.2U..
.1) dlatricts out of the 6.3 give Clsve
nd, 71376; Harrison, 64.002.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-The Herald's
ilWtn says Kings county will give Cl*ve
nd about 16,000 majority, and places
eveland's majority in this city at a llt
* over 70,000.
SEW YORK. Nov. 8?One hundred and
ty districts out of 648 In Brooklyn giv
eveland, 21,131; Harrison. 14.181. Indlca
)ns at 7 P. If, point to a majority for
eveland of over 25,000.
SEW YORK. Nov. 8.-4*70 election dis
ct* out of 1.137 In New York give Cleve
iid, 129.885; Harrison. 75.-80.
>EW YORK. Nov. 8.-The Sun's bul?
bi nays Cleveland's majority In the cit j*
il will be 70,000, and in Kings county.
sst)
?EW TORK, Nov. 8.-90O election BRM
eta out of 1.137 In New York give devo?
id. IHtMi Harrison, 75.-96.
sEW YORK. Nov. 8.-The Dally News*
(letta claims Cleveland has carried the
-te.
rhe Commercial Advertlaer bulletin says
?v. land show* a loas tn King* county.
rhe Tlmea' bulletin says a full Demo
it ic delegation is elected to Congreaa.
CBW YORK. Nov. 8.-113 districts out
le of New York city and Brooklyn give
IVSlaad. 11,W_; Harrison. 16..43. The
me districts in ISS8 gave Cleveland, 13.8*1;
trrison, 17.623.
^EW YORK. Nov. A-The New Tea*
iral.i bnis_*i_ aava Bi. Lawrance e*9X___r

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