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straight DemocBtc ticket Rutherford l.
all night for Porter. The full straight ticket
Is elected. Porter's majority IN Sumner
county will be 500 over both Thomas and
Gardley. The vote Of FrOst's Station. Wesikley
county: Tlden I3G. Hayes %; Porter l28,
Thomas 81; Caldwell 12S, Folk g. The vote
Union City and Troy Station: Tilden 407.
Hayes rs: Porter SIC. Thomas "a /:
Caldwell 800, Folk l79. Five districts
Of Williamson give Tilden, 5S5; Hayes. 45s
Porter. 476; Thomas. 49,. Whitthome. so;
Cliffe. 40 Franklin gives Porter 1876; Ihom-
as. 81. There Is no doubt of the election Of
the entire Democratic ticket in Davidson.
The election Of House and Riddle to congress
Is considered certain. The estimates of we'll
informed Democrats here give Porter large
majority, and the election Of all the DEMO
cratic congressman except in the second and
tenth districts ROBERTS.
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CALIFORNIA

San Francisco, November THE cleo
ton in this city and state is very quiet, and
heavy vote Cast-32, 900 ballots pOlled in the
city. The result here cannot be known before
morning Both parties claim the city, but
the defeat of Piper DEM for congress In
this district, Is conceded Partial returns
from the interior show Republican gains
almost everywhere. There Is no question but
that Page (Rep.) viii be elected IN the second
district. In the third and fourth districts the
Republicans are doubtful, and it cannot safely
be 7redicted from the present adYices. At
the Republican state central committee room
the feeling IS strong that they have carried
the state by fair majority, and press dis
patches seem to indicate the fact Returns
from large towns are coming IN very slow.
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ARKANSAS. A

LITTLE ROCK, November 7-Returns from
) wards and township are as follows: Dem.
ocratc, 992; Republican, 954 For congress
Stuart, Dem, 672: Cravens, Dem, 3O1;
Mcclellan, Rep, 905; Rice, Greenback. 78;
Dill, Rep, 0; Ward, Rep, yet to hear from
The election is quiet and orderly.
Returns received from two townships
in Clark county give Stewart, Dem, 598;
Craven, Dem, 3; Mcclure, Rep, 387. One
township in Hampstead county gives a Re-
publican majority of 2. One township in
Millen county, for congressman, gives sny-
der, Rep, 235; Slemmons, Dem, 221 Bates
vile, Independence county, gives the Demo-
Gratis $50 and the Republicans S. One town
ship in Phillips county gives Republican
majority of II. White county-Iiberty town
ship, Democrats, 78. Republicans, S; Ken
sett tOwnship-iause, for congress. 50;
Beebe township-Gause, 243.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, November THE Demo
cratic State central committee have dispatches
claiming 1900 majority in Claiborne parish,
and 1000 in Lincoln parish. A net gain Of
over 1900 in the two parishes.
The returns are meager, but are now suffi
cient for reliable estimates. The Democrats
claim the State by 10000, and have dis
patches from several voting precincts in the
interior showing heavy Democratic gains over
the election of 1874. The Democrats claim
the city by 1900. The Republican commit
tee estimate their majority outside the city at
to the Democrats by 5000 to 10000. The
best informed moderate Republicans claim
the State by not more than 400O.
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TEXAS.

GALVESTON, November 1.-The election is
progressing quietly and without excitement
at all the polling places heard from Specials
from the interior state that very little interest
is taken in the contest, and small vote is
being polled. There is no question as to the
result In the State at large and in the congress
sional distracts, except this (the fifth. In
regular Democratic candidate, against Jones,
independent Democrat.
Galveston: The Democratic majority in
Texas will probably exceed rs, 900. Giddings,
regular Democrat, has 1908 majority in this
city, which probably secures his election, and
returns full Democratic delegation to con-
gTeSs from this State.
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GEORGIA.

CoLustBUs, November z. - Auskogee
county gives 400 majority for Tlden, and
Harris, Dem, for congress. This district
goes Democratic by heavy majority.
Augusta Returns seems to indicate the
election of Umbraken, and the Democratic
delegation to congress; there has been a large
vote polled, In Georgia every county in tht
eighth district has gone Democratic. Rich
mond county gives over 5000 Democratic
majority. Returns from South Carolina aDc
Florida come in slowly The Democrats claim
South Carolina by 1000 majority. BarnweI
L;Lor. EAgefeld and Abbeville counties, here
tosore aaST' Republican, are o..simsd by the Dem
ocrats.
Savannah: Chatham county gives Hart
ridge, for ecnqsss, oyer go. Tides $ ma
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

CoECoRD, November 7.-35 towns and
cities gives Hayes 5944; Tlden, SIP In
1872 the same place gave Grant, 5314; Gree
ley, 4536.
Seventy towns and cities give Hayes II, 274 !;
Tilden, H. 81. In 1872 the same places gBve
Grant 10, ,973, and Greeley $685.. The Repub-
ican net loss in these places is 3682.
The incoming returns continue very favor
able for the Republicans. The excitement Is
intense. Ex-Governor Hartman predicts
that Hayes and Wheeler Will carry New
Hampshire by majority of $500 majority.
One hundred and FIVE towns and cities give
Hayes 19,625; Tilden, II, 1856; scattering, 81.
In 1872 the same places gave Grant Il, ,s66;
Greeley, 1853; scattering, 140. The Re-
publican net loss in these places is 1856.
Concord: One hundred and forty towns and
cities give Hayes 30.368; Tilden, &c, 7S5; scat
tering, $50 In 1872 the same places gave
Grant 26,951; Greeley, 21,866; scattering,
222. Republican net loss in these places, 1929
Concord: The State is Republican by about
three thousand
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BALTIMORE, November THE official re.
turns from all the wards in this city give q
Democratic majority of 1899 In the third con-
gressional district kimmels Dem majority
IS 5827; in the fourth district Swami i (Dem.
majority Is over $500. The returns from
every portion of the State show Democratic
2ains.
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far. Up to one O'Clock this afternoon the
Democrats were ahead at every box in Kinds
county. At Pope the vote was 1875 Democratic
and II Radical. Charleston is all right; no
Radicals voted there at all up 10 twelve
o'clock-they did not get their ticket. and
are completely beat out Of the race
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, November Partial re-
turns from all parts of the State show that
Hayes viii have from 5000 to 5000 majority.
Eames and BallOu, Republican congressmen,
are both reelected.
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EERHnRT

BURLINGTON, November 7.-Returns from
50 towns give Hayes 25,256, Tlden 1888,
scattering IA; same towns gave, In 1872,
Grant q, ,536, Greeley 681O, O'Connor 2I6.
Hayes's majority over Tilden, II, 1858; Hayes
gain over Grant, 1920
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jority 800. Seven hundred negroes voted the
straight Democratic ticket Everything
passed off quietly. ~r.
Atlanta: TINS State gives It majority for
1ilden of 50.0n0 to 5000 The congressional
ticket Is elrusi throughout the Ssate
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WEST VIRGINIA.
WAnOT.AEn

WHEELING, November Ohio county
gives about 500 majority for Tilden.
The State will probably go $4,000 for Tilden.
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MARRIED.

BRINKLEY-FOOTE.-I the Church Of tbs
Savior at Iuka, Mississippi by Rt Rev Bishop Quin
tard on the evening Of the 9th Instant, james II
Bnnkley, of Memphis, to Miss Clara v. FOOte, step
daughter Of Colonel R. ". Price. No cards
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The Tidal Wave
A SsIld Nsrth. a solid West. a
Solid East and a Solid
SOuth, for our GIOri-
Gus EniOn.
Peace and Quiet Yesterday Pre-
vailed Everywhere, and
there was No PHetense
for Use Of Troops.
The People OF All States Point
edIy Rebuke Grants Exees-
siyeIy Infamous Ad-
minIstratiOn.
TiIden and Hendricks Elected
by a Majority. Of all the
States that Affords No
Room for Question.
Porter Reelected Governor of
Tennessee and by a Largely
Increased Majority
Thomas Done
For.
Victory Everywhere - DezaOe-
raey TriumPhant-COPrup-
tiOn Buried Beneath the
Popular Vote.
The BIOOdy-Shirt Radicals and !
independents Defeated by
MajOrities that Over
Victory Everywhere - DezaOe-
Paey TriumPhant-COrrup-
ton Buried Beneath the
Popular Vote.
The BlOOdy-Shirt Radicals and
Independents Defeated by
MajOrities that Over
wheIm Them.

We gToet the readers Of the APPEAL thii
morning, deyoutly thankful for a Democratic
victory unparalleled in the history Of tAe
Union. The States are at last united in G
common yictory--a great triumph over the
brutal and vindictive Radicalism that sought
in the persons of Hayes and Wheeler to per
petuate an unrepublican system Of repression
and oppression, Of sectional passion and
clinical estrangement. The south, united,
stretches its hand 10 the north, to the east
and the west, and assures the people Of
those sections that she means peace, good
will and fratenal affection, and she pledges
herself by the memory Of her sacred dead
that the perpetuity of the Union is her frst
care. that the negroes shall be protected and
sustained in all their rights, and that the
welfare Of all classes shall have her vote ard
her influence in the national Legislature. We
hail TIlden and Hendricks next President
and Vins-Pr,4sident of the United States God
save the republic.
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Special 20 the Appeal
JACKSON, November Madison county
gives Tilden al estimated majority Of 200.
Porter carTies Old Madison over Thomas by
at least 1900 majority. Reid, for the senate;
Porter, for foater and Boon. for represent
ative, are certainly elected. In short, Old
Madison has voted with vim and power the
straight Democratic ticket. The vote is
large; the interest and enthusiasm WIS un-
precedented. An extra seen on Monday,
briefly stating Dorsey Thomas sell-out, did
world Of good for Porter. More and better
tomorrow.
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NEW YORK.
Special to the Appeal

Special to The AppeaLI
NEW YORK, November 7.-Tilden is eiec-
ted. We carry New York by twenty thou
sand majority, Connecticut by FIVE thousand,
New Jersey by six thousand. Hampton car
RES South Carolina Vance telegraphs that
North Carolina is safe. Wisconsin is ours
Indiana Is ours by ten thousand majority,
and Michigan is probably ours. New York
city and Brooklyn give T1lden seventy-three
thousand majority.
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KRKTUCKK.

LEXINGTON, November Official vote ot
the city-Hlden, 1879; Hayes, 2l72; Demo,
cratic gain, As on the vote of 1872 Black,
burn, Dem, for congress, 1894; Shackelford,
Rep, 1895.
LOUISVILLE, November THE total vote
OF the city of Louisville Is 1881, of which
Hayes has 5758, and Tilden IL, 163-a Demo
cratic majority of zoos and Democratic gain
of $500. The State probably goes Demo
cratic by over sixty thousand. The Demo
Gratis elect congressman in every district, they
being as follows: First district, Andrew
Boone; Second, James M'Kengie; Third, John
w. Caldwell; Fourth, J. Proctor Knott
Fifth, Albert s. Willis; Sixth, John G. Car.
Isle; Seventh, J. c. s. Blackburn; Eighth
N. J. Durham; Ninth, Thomas Turner
Tenth, John B. Clarke.
Louisville: General Bristow voted for Hayes
and Wheeler to-day, but scratched Walter
Evans, Republican candidate for congress
from this district, who is a strong Grant man
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FAYErrE, November 7.-Jefferson county,
as far as heard from, gives Chalmers 7Gtma-
jority. VIII send fun returns tomorrow.
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KNOXVILLE, November I'm Green
county there is. a slight Republican gain in
districts heard from, and indicate reduction
Of the Democratic majority about 500. Sulli-
van county, four districts give Democratic
majority of 800, gain of 40. Partial returns
from Knoxville indicate defeat in the Demo
cratic legislative ticket.
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Special 10 the Appeal.
lUKA, November T.-iuka bo1-Tilden.
367; Hayes, 6. Tishomingo county-Tilden,
1925: Hayes, p.
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:
NASHVILLE. November 7.-Ths TUtf
az Lebanon for the Democratic ticket :.
3I7; Re,Sblican. 220; Porter, 309; Nancy,
.6; Thomas. Ilf- Yardley. Is. The vote Of
Columbia Is as follo-,s: Iilden, 600; Hayes,
COS; Porter, Gil; Yardleg, ~; Ihomas' g.
The vote Of N Kenzie shows De,-1ocranc
gam Of 50. The vote of Layergne, Ruther-
ford county, is as follows; Tilden, 50; Hayes,
!. Returns from Sumner precincts, outside
OF Gallatin, give Tlden 273; HAYES, I69;
Porter, 2i2; Thomas, -; Yardley, 30.
Tracy City gives Tlden 1872; Hayes, I8; Porter,
lbi Ibomss, 10; DibbreIl, l98, Drake, Is.
Franklin county Is almost unanimous for the
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Special 70 the Appeal.
OAKLAND, November This boz il four
to one Democratic. Everything quiet, and
this whole county will go heavy for the Dem
oGscy-about one thousand to fifteen hun
dred. Tallahatchie county will probably give
about fifteen hundred for the Democracy.
The leaders left here last night drunk. They
failed to get their tickets, and did not have
time to get them to-day. Just got a dispatch
from General George, saying the majority in
the State is larger than last year. No other
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Special ta1e Appeal.

BRowEsvHLE, November Haywood
has gone Radical, as usual. Close between
Bond and Freeman for the Legislature.
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BOLIVAR, November 7-Retuyns from the
districts are not all in yet. .Young's major
ity at 700 viii be safe estimate. The bal
ance of the ticket will run about the same ex-
oept Porter, whose majority will not be
over 200.
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majority. net Democratic gain of 7S9. Tn,
Democrats have probably carried the State.
Milwaukee: Returns of the vote for con
/ gressmen are meager. The follow are proba
/ bly, elected: Williams, Rep; OrtOn, Dem.
! HazletOn, Rep; Lynde, Dem; Bragg, Dem.
\ BrOack, Dem; Hupmhrey, Rep. The eighth
district Is in great doubt.
Milwaukee: Returns from Milwaukee
county complete, with the exception of one
town, give Tildon 1877 majority, Demo
cratic gain over the vote for governor last
year of 5l8 Two hundred and eight towns
and wards, including the above, give Iilden
$50, net Democratic gain of 1897. The
State Is very close and the result doubtful
ILLINOIS
CHICAGO, November THE weather had
been threatening up to three O'Clock this
afternoon, but reports from all parts of the
city indicate that the polls are crowded in
every precinct, and that the election Is pro-
ceeding quietly though earnestly. 1t Is said
1T the Republican headquarters that the Re
pubhcans will, without doubt, elect Aldrich
and Davis from the first and second con-
gressiOnal districts, and probably Brentano in
ing his name. The Democrats claim that all
Lemoyne) will be elected
Returns from 80 towns in the State of Hi
nols give Hayes, 23,08l; Tlden, 1851;
Cooper, 12l; net Democratic gain, 397.
Eleven precincts In this city and SO towns In
the interior of the State give Hayes 1920;
Illden, 1887, small Democratic gain over
the vote for governor in 1872, when the State
went Republican by over $1,000. There is
no doubt of a large Republican majority now
in the State.
Cairo: Tlden's majority, So Democratic
gain, 230.
Chicago: Returns from 20 towns give
Hayes 1899; Tlden, 1884; Cooper, s.. Re
publican gain over the vote for governor in
1872, 1894; Democratic gain, 1923; being a
net Democratic gain of 81.
Chicago, II 20 pm: Partial returns from
all the wards In this city indicate that Tilden
has small majority, Brentano Republican
candidate for congress III the third district, Is
defeated by Lemoyne. Aldrich, In the first.
and Adams, IN the second, are probably
elected. The State Is probably Republican
by 10000. 1t now looks as if Lathrop was
elected III the fourth district, In spite Of the
bolt of Hurlbut
Chicago, am: Partial returns from this
city indicate Democratic majority of about
three thousand. Returns from one hundred
towns and precincts, not including the city of
Chicago, give Hayes 25,075, Tilden, II, ,988.
In 1872 the same places gave Grant 19,4O2,
Greeley, 12,I76.
PEORIA, November 8-Nme townships
and wards in Peoria county give Wilson
DEM, $50 majority for congress. At the
same rate the county will give him over 1900
majority Returns for President are vet
light, but indicate 500 majority for Tilden.
Chicago: Returns from thirty-nine pre-
cincts, representing seventeen wards, give
Hayes, 8849; Tilden, 1885, The Democrats |
claim that 1ilden will go out of Cook county |
with nearly 10000 majority. 1t Is considered |
certain that Aldrich, Rep, Is elected over |
DEM, Is elected over Brentano IN the third !
district, and that the vote II the second dis |
tict will be very close.
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! Radicals ahead.
I 2:Dp.m-Vert quiet. Democrats ahead
/ 50 or 80 votes.
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HKRSASDo, November I, Has AMY
! erything quiet. Box uptown Democratic;
box at depot Republican.
2:45p.m.-An o. H; working all right;
the county viii go Democratic; so will the
town.
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CoLDwATER, November I, 1920 pm
The election is passing of quietly; the Demo
Gratis are about 20 ahead. Some negroes are
voting with the whites.
! 2:40 p.m.-The Democrats carry this box
| by about 30 majority.
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SRNAToBIA, November Z, II a.m.-Al
quiet; about even.
2:15 p.m.-Mghty close. We have voted
about 2j negroes at this box.
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SARD1s, November I, II a.m.-Everything
| quiet. 4 heavy vote Is being polled, the vot-
| ing being two TO one in favor Of the Demo
| Gratis. The negroes are voting with us.
| 1890 0p.m.-The Democrats are 1856 ahead.
! l2:4O p.m.-We are 80 ahead at present.
Special to the Appeal
Coxo, November I, 1890 p.m.-Every-
thing O. E. The Democracy is safe.
l:Opm.-Radicals Is ahead.
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BArRsvIILE, November Z, As p.m.-All
quiet. Radicals about 400 ahead here; they
always carry this box by 200 or 800. At Ro-
binda the Democrats are 80 ahead, and 200
| ahead at Eureka
2:3O pm.-The Radicals are lej ahead at
this box
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OAKLAND, November I, iI:20 a.m.-An
quiet: Democrats largely ahead.
2:3O p.n.-Al quiet; 100 Democratic ma
jority.
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GRENADA, November b-lneFe was
slight disturbance this morning with Be
publican negro; all quiet now. The voting is
! In favor Of the Democracy.
specls, % the Appeal
| PASoLA, November The Democrats
are Us ahead at this box This county VIII
20 largely Democratic. All quiet so far.
( Special 20 de Appeal.l
,,NvE's, November Z, 2;40 p.m.-|rhe Dem
ocrat, Will cc5rT this box tga small majority.
Special to the Appeall
GRENADA, November 7,-Jones says that
all is quiet up the road, only that every lC :.
hsa-d from has gone Democratic. Only three
| Radical vUteE have bsSa poIled at Cant0A 50
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special 10 the Appeal
VrcKsBURG. November IA special to the
Herald says returns from all over the State
indicate a Democratic majority of fully fifty
thousand. Many heretofore heavy Repubh-
can boxes have EAST unanimous Democratic
vote. Five congressman Of six are certainly
elected. Chalmers schanceE.sFe very hopeful
In his district. The election ID as quiet and
satisfactory as any ever known.
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SptVIaI % ult Abpoa4I
GRENADA, November THE official
vote Of The city of Grenada gives
375 majority for Tlden and Hendricks. Re
liable information gives the county to TYlden,
Hendricks and Money by at least 500 maiori-
ty. The registration of the county shows
two and a half colored to one white. Our
big brass cannon is red hot, and our people
are wild with joy and enthusiasm There was
no disturbance and the only shout is Tilden,
peace and reform.
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SALISBURY, November 7.-District No.
-Tlden, II; Hayes, 36 Porter, 50; Thomas,
SO; Young, "A; Randolph, %.
District No. 10-Tilden, IO4; Hayes, 81;
Porter, 90; Thomas, I06; Young, t08; Ran
dolph, 81.
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KNOXVILLE. November 7.-Sullivan
B-istol-Tilden, 275; Hayes, "a Porter, 275
Tborn>s, CO: M'Farland, 276; Randolph, 73
state Sena.e-Denny, 275; Welch, "A; ne
Democratic gain. GO. Loudon, frst distric
-Tilden. Isl: Hayes, l85; Porter, l4
Thomas, Isl; Culiom, l54; Thornburg, lSO
CanoTn' net gain, 3; C:llom gains two vote
in the eleventh district. Monroe county
three districts-Cullom, 307; ThOrnburgh
I46. Knox county, KnoHville-TldeR, so5
Hayes, S02; Porter, 907; Thomas, 697
Yardley, 6; Cullom. 900; IEornburg, SG3
Ledgerwsod. 81; Flanders, eO7; ACam
mon, slI; Bearden. 7S9: Moses, 1885, Baker
766. Bradley county. two districts, give
Democratic gain Of 80; two districts in Sulli'
van county give gain for ID 'Farland of l25
In Hambleton M'Farland gains lS3, and II
eiected by an increased majority. Scattering
retul-ls outside Of Knox show small gam
sor Culom. Thomburg il probably re-
elsgted
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MISSISSIPPI.

! Special to the Appeal
| HoRY LAKE, November Z 10 m.-An quiet
! Radicals ahead.
I 2:Dp.m.-Vert quiet. Democrats ahead
/ 50 OF 80 votes.
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FLORIDA

LAKE CITY, November Returns CONF
in slowly. The southern and western coun-
ties show large Democratic gains. Repubh-
cans have small gains in the eastern counties
Democrats claim the State.
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TENNESSEE.,

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NASHVILLE, November IA dispatch
from Major 0'Conner. at Knoxville, TO the
State committee says that the Demecrats
carry that city by 200.
Davidson county elects the straight Demo
cratic ticket by large majonties.
Wayerly precinct, in Humphreys county, Is
as follows: Tlden, l08; Hayes, 58; House,
IO6; Prosser, 90; Thomas, l2l; Porter, AZ.
Tallohoma Precinct-Hlden, l87; Hayes,
90; Cooper, 2; Porter, $50; Thomas, ll8;
Nancy, ).
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Special to the Appeal
HKRSASDo, November Z, las amy
erything quiet. Box uptown Democratic;
box at depot Republican.
:45p.m.-AH o. K; working all right;
the county viii go Democratic; so will the
town.