Att'ney-General-James K. Lyons, Rep., 48,706; A. J. Montague, Dem., 110,444; F. B. Kennedy, Pro., 4,385.

"VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1896. I. Walter B. Tyler. Rep., 10,752; Wm. A. Jones, Dem., 15,525; E. J. Winder, Pro., 216.

II. Richard A. Wise, Rep., 13,390; William A. Young, Dem., 15,789; William Whaley, Dem. (S. M.), 1,895; A. B. Griffin, Pro., 224.

III. Lunsford L. Lewis, Rep., 12,716; W. H. Lewis, Ind. Rep., 184; Elisha L. Lewis, Ind. Rep., 247; John B. Lamb, Dem., 16.634; J. O. Alwood, Pro., 81; J. Mitchell, Ind. Rep., 85.

IV. R. T. Thorp, Rep., 10,273; Sydney P. Epes, Dem., 12,894; J. L. Thorp, Ind. Rep., 491.

V. John R. Brown, Rep., 13,872; Claude A. Swanson, Dem., 14,333.

VI. J. Hampton Hoge, Rep., 832; Peter J. Otey, Dem., 17,187; Duval Radford, Dem. (S. M.), 11,682; Joseph Johnston, Pro., 453.

VII. Robert J. Walker, Rep., 13,250; James Hay, Dem., 17,447; J. S. Harnsberger, Dem. (S. M.), 335; Forsyth, 229.

VIII. Patrick H. McCaull, Rep., 13,114; W. F. Rixey, Dem., 17,030; Pancoast, 128; J. S. Cowdon, 25; W. C. Coleman, 47. IX. James A. Walker, Rep., 15,077; Samuel W. Williams, Dem., 13,909. X. Jacob Yost,

Rep., 16, 194; H. D. Flood, Dem., 16,047; C. F. Womack, 101; Tucker, 43.

The Board of Canvassers threw out a large number of votes as "irregular" from almost every district in the State. In the Ist District Jones lost 3,298, and Tyler lost 409. Hoge lost 110 in the VIth District, and Yost lost 1,272 in the Xth District, or more than his opponent's plurality.

The Supreme Court of Appeals decided on December 8 that the returns of Birmingham County should be corrected, thus giving the certificate to Yost, and making his total 16,194.

LEGISLATURE OF 1898.

Norfolk

Petersburg

Portsmouth

Republicans

Democrats

Populists

Independents

1671 627

WASHINGTON.

52815

170180

'L. A. Cutler, Pro., 2,743; J. S. Cowden, Ind.. 414; J. J. Quautz, Soc.-Lab., 528. 2Palmer,. Nat. Dem., 2,127; Levering, Pro., 2,344; Matchett, Soc-Lab., 1,150.

The vote of counties and cities is given separately by State Board; the vote of cities is not embraced in the counties in any instance.

VOTE ON STATE TICKET, 1897. Lieut.-Governor-O. B. Roller, Rep., 46,163; Edward Echols, Dem., 105,030; E. R. Cocke, Pop., 7,429; G. M. Smithdeal, Pro., 2,124; R. T. Maycumber, Soc.-Lab., 2,024.

133388 154985 45.90 52.54 19597 294959

2For Robert E. Dunlap, Pro., 2,542.

VOTE ON STATE TICKET, 1896. Lieut.-Governor-J. W. Arrasmith, Rep., 38,883; Thurston Daniels, Pop., 50,365; A. C. Dickinson, Nat. Pro., 265; T. A. ShortHill, Pro., 1,381.

Sec'y of State-James H. Price, Rep., 39,216; Will D. Jenkins, Pop., 50,522; C. L. Haggard, Pro., 1,343.

Auditor-J. E. Frost, Rep., 39,193; 'Neal Cheatham, Pop., 50,618; C. C. Gridley, Pro., 1,212.

Treasurer-J. A. Kellogg, Rep., 39,293; C. W. Young, Pop., 50,493; John Robin, Pro., 1,308.

Land Comm'r-Wm. T. Forrest, Rep., 39,077; Robert Bridges, Pop., 50,665; A. E. Flagg, Pro., 1,245. Att'y-General-E.

W. Ross, Rep., 39,

162; P. H. Winston, Pop., 50,462; Everett Smith, Pro., 1,642.

Sup't Education-E. L. Brunton, Rep., 38.608; F. J. Browne, Pop., 50,978; C. E. Newberry, Pro., 1,376.

Fusion of Free Silver Democrats and Populists.

Republicans,

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1896. At Large-Wm. H. Doolittle, Rep., 38.196; Samuel C. Hyde, Rep., 37,939; J. H. Lewis, Dem. (Fus.), 51,554; W. C. Jones, Dem. (Fus.), 51,158; C. A. Salyer, Pro.. 1,011; M. Olsen, Pro., 896; C. E. Mix, Nat. Pro., 156.

Marshall

3560 2107

17

3582

2017

Mason

3066 2493 11

3077 2479

Pendleton

Pleasants

Pocahontas.]

1107 432 2632 986 908 1226| 5 6720 5016 77 783 11171 922 887 632 983

24

1111

452

4

2620

1001

991 1220)

6708 5056

6

755 1121

411

891 915

6

WEST VIRGINIA-(Continue 3). Total for Levering, Pro., 1,203. Total Fitzgerald, Pop., 1,129; Johnson, Pro., 1,202.

OTHER STATE OFFICERS ELECTED.

Auditor, L. M. Lafollette, Rep.; Treasurer, M. A. Kendall, Rep.; Superintendent of Schools, James R. Troller, Rep.; Attorney-General, E. P. Rucker, Rep.

REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS.

I. R. B. Dovener, Rep., 25,231; W. W. Arnett, Dem., 21,472.

II. A. G. Dayton, Rep., 21,700; W. G. Brown, Dem., 20,249.

III. C. P. Dorr, Rep., 29,651; E. W. Wilson, Dem., 25,884.

IV. Warren Miller, Rep., 24,855; Walter Pendleton, Dem., 23,679.

LEGISLATURE OF 1898.

1539 1897 3601 2929 3587 2965 3228 1318] 39 3299 1341 4845 23801 108 4746 2457 2323 1509 24 2307 1526 9080 6521 159 8747 6804 5610 4900 2361 5573 5019 2402 895 21 2402 897 4274 2527] 48 4113 2498 3370 1418 33 3340 1430 2364) 521 4447 2397 21 491 122 128 6089 5033 21 408 169 67|| 5281 3685 53 3054 2331

Per cent...[59.93 36.99 1.02||59.67|38,11 Plurality

"Total vote for Levering. Pro., 7,507; Bentley, Nat. Pro., 346; Matchett, Soc.Lab., 1,314.

2 Berkey, Pro., 8,144; Henderson, Nat. Pro., 407; Tuttrop, Soc-Lab.. 1,306.

VOTE ON STATE TICKET, 1896. Lieut.-Governor.-Emil Baersch, Rep., 265.788; H. H. Hoard, Sil.-Dem.-Pop., 167,460; E. L. Eaton, Pro., 8,123; Henry Reese, Soc.-Lab., 1,299.

Sec'y of State.-Henry Casson, Rep., 265,832; C. M. Butt, Pop.-Dem.-Sil.. 167,590; E. B. Knowlton, Pro., 8,086; Jacob Rummel, Soc.-Lab., 1,321.

Treasurer.-Sewell A. Peterson, Rep., 265,848; W. F. Piersdorff, Dem.-Pop. -Sil., 167,626; Lorenzo Crandall, Pro., 8,098; John Reidel, Soc.-Lab., 1,330.

Att'y-General.-Wm. H. Mylrea, Rep.. 265,690; Harry I. Weed, Dem.-Pop., 167,703; Geo. C. Jones, Pro., 6,812; A. E. Dixon, Pro., 1,359; O. R. E. Gundermann, Soc.-Lab., 1,266.

Sup't Pub. Inst'n.-John Q. Emery, Rep., 265,940; F. M. Cleary, Dem.-Pop.-Sil., 167.319; Wm. L. Morrison, Pro., 8,164; H. Seebt, Soc.-Lab., 1,322.

Total vote.

102612 447409

95724 444095

WISCONSIN-(Continued).

R. R. Comm'r.-Duncan J. McKenzie, Rep., 265, 668; Chas. F. Kalk, Dem.-Pop.Sil., 167,618; O. A. Christensen, Pro., 8, 121; A. Greifenhagen, Soc.-Lab., 1,330.

Insurance Comm'r.-Wm. A. Fricke, W. Thall, Pop.Rep., 265,893; Fred'k Dem.-Sil., 167.187; J. A. Broadwell, Pro., 8,135; Fred. Schuster, Soc.-Lab., 1,324.

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1896.

I. Henry A. Cooper, Rep., 28,235; J. L.

Mahoney, Dem.-Pop., 14,723; Geo. W.

White, Pro., 1,084.

II. Edward Sauerhering, Rep., 23,957; W. H. Rogers, Dem.-Pop., 17,480; Jesse Myers, Pro., 1,025.

III. Joseph W. Babcock, Rep., 26,691; Alfred J. Davis, Dem.-Pop., 15, 168.

IV. Theobold Otjen, Rep., 25,896; Robt. Schilling, Dem. (Sil.), 21,429; Robert May, Pro., 433.

V. Samuel S. Barney, Rep., 26,613; G. M. Winans, Dem.-Pop., 16,493; Henry Mensing, Soc.-Lab., 557.

VI. J. H. Davidson, Rep.. 26,649; W. F. Gruenewald, Dem.-Pop., 18,944; James S. Thompson, Pro., 626.

VII. Michael Griffin, Rep., 24,073; Caleb M. Hilliard, Dem.-Pop., 11,777; James H. Moseley, Pro., 791.

VIII. Edward S. Minor. Rep., 26,471; C. W. Cate, Dem.-Pop., 16,845; John W. Evans, Pro., 580.

LEGISLATURE OF 1898.

Sen. Ho. Jt.bal.

120 13

Republicans

Democrats

Republicans Democrats

Watson

Bryan &

Sewall

Bryan &

Mc

Kinley

Counties.

Joseph..

Catron..

1Fergu

son...

Catron..

Bernalillo

2669

2049

2909

585

4501

9

600

417

Chaves

Crook

524 537

22

531 549

476 540

Colfax Dona Ana.

279 460

Eddy

120 412

17561 1602

1407|| 723

393 307

249 420 748 407 461

858 1100

709 925

Mora

1112

1112|| 1014 1092

Uinta

907 1700

26

942 1596

421 338

San Miguel.

2332; 2334|| 2129

2123

1584

1641 1517

1485

Sierra

188

6771 453

254

[1701718947||1811815351) 1835

Total for W. E. Dame, Pro., 66.

2762