The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-11-09
LATEsT NEws
conservative tleiefy In me ssrih.
The ssJ White Men Vote.

The following u ihs sHlnianee NJ
lhe dispatches In regard b. The cleo.
tons held IN Tie Northern HATES IN
Tuesday laaii
NEw YoRK, Nov b. The lotal
vote ~ chs oty, iusl received shove
. Democratic majority n 5gSls
The Democratic gain 10 ihe eiiy V
over 1900
ilslnfns from senatorial districts
shew fed Morton Dreamer, brad.
ley, anl Uonnett, MI Democrat.
Helmfns from brooklyn show =
Democratic majority on secretary n
Htate ~ 1900
Additional returns from New Jcr.
sey show IN increased Democratic
gain The Legislature will be Dem.
ooratlc, only one county In the State
having gone Republican Brooklyn
las elected two Democratic Senators
LATEn
Returns from ~ additional towns
in tho State give a net majority for
McKcon, Republican for Secretary
Of State Of 1888, a large Democratic
gain.
In addition to tho above, eight
towns in Orange county show a
Democratic gain Of 1851.
Schuyler county complete gives
MeReon, Republican, 400 majority,
Steubcn county complete gives
McKcon LOO majority. Eight
towns In tennessee show \ Demo-
cratic gain of 1922. Six towns in
Broom county show u Democratic
gain Of 442,
A still later dispatch says: Rcns-
saler county is claimed by the Demo
Gratis by 10000 majority, a Demo-
cratic gain of 5000. Columbia
county complete gives Nelson 32l
majority, a Democratic gain of 600.
BosTos, Nov. 6.-Bullock's ma
jority Is little over 10000. Three
fourths of the Senate is composed Of
license law men, and about a third of
the members arc Democrats. Three
fourths of the House are license men
and about a sixth Democrats. Two
Republicans aud two Democrats are
elected to the Council. This city
gives Adams, Democrat, 1900 ma
jority.
ST. Paul, MINI, Nov. 5.-Re-
turns received from thirty cities and
towns indicate the reelection of II.
Marshall, Republican, for Governor
by a small majority. Negro suffrage
is believed to be defeated.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-The result
in this city on the gubernatorial vote
shows a majority of $1,000 for
Bowie. the Democratic candidate. A
gain of 1900 over last year.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 6.-The
charter elections took place here to-
day, without disturbance and light
votes. The returns from all the
wards but one show a majority for
w. II. Wheaton, Democratic candi-
date for Mayor of six hundred and
sixty. This will be reduced to about
three hundred by the returns from
the Fifth Ward. The City Council
will remain a tie, rs at present.
ST. LOUIS, November 5.-Returns
from Kansas arc meagrr, but indicate
both female and negro suffrage de-
featcd by 5000 to 10000 majority.
Leayonworth gives 1900 to 1000
against negro suffrage. The entire
Democratic county ticket was elected,
and four Democratic representatives
were sent to the Legislature by a
large majority. Topeka City and
Shawnee county, about three majority
against negro suffrage. Returns from
Riley county indicate a small malori-
ty in favor Of negro suffrage. wv
andottc county elects the entire Dem
o%cratic ticket and defeats negro suf-
fragc by 500 majority. White Cloud
gives $40 majority against Negro
suffrage.
MINIATURES, Nov. 5.-All the
larges, towns and cities, including
milwaukee, show a net Democratic
gain Of 100 over the election Of
1866, when there was a Radical ma.
jorily of 10000. Fairhild is prob.
ably reelected. The Legislature i.
Republican.