Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-06
FLORIDA,

ygAChSONVILLE, Nov. 8, 9 A. M.-News re-
TeIteo eSt since midnight simply confirms that OF
tbe; tbsS nig9t-that the Democrats have elected
tneI entlre State ticket Precise fi0ures ea n
not be given until Tonight or t9Nnorro1r
owing TO lack of telegraphic communication
with remote points. Bisbee. Rem for Con-
grsS sd6 IN 1o6 6ne second district is defeated by
The Democratic State Committee claim tho
state by 1900 majority on the State ticket
The national ticket may run a few hundred
0enlnd. Ihey claim to have elected both
congressman, and to have a majority in the
Legislature. The Republican Committee
claim the Congressman in the Second district
but give no figures.
Unofficial returns from all but three coun-
tles IN the Second Congressional district indi-
cate the election of Dougherty, DEM, over
ISlsDee, hep., by 200 plurality. The State is
Democratic by 1000 majority.
oANFoRD, Nov. 5.-Three districts in Yolusia
county give the Republican nominees State
ana national, 2l9 majority. Unofficial in
formation, but reliable. gives DOugherty.
DEM 10 majority for Congress over Bisbee,
estimated at 1000.
BROOKsVILLE, Nov. 5.-The returns are
coming in slowly. Seven precincts give
cleveland 554, Blaine l5S; Perry 6S9, Pope.
rep, 100; Davidson 45l, Locke, Rep, 1856.
ABOUT l,4OO votes were poiled in the countv
MONTICELLO. Nov. 5.-Jefferson county OIL
edal returns show 7S9 majority for Pope and
'9l Tor Blaine and Locke
BARLOW, Nov. 5.-Polk county. exeent one
small solid Democratic precinct to hear from.
gives Cleveland 743, Blaine 55: Perry 755.
Pope As; Davidson 745. Locke 5l The Dem
OGratiG M senator ana Assemblyman were elect
ed with no opposition.
LAKE CITY, Nov. 5.-Lake City is enthusi-
astlc over an entire Democratic victory in
SoIumDla county. A torchlight procession
half mile long is marching. The town is
mghly decorated with Chinese lanterns, and
heavy firing Is heard at intervals.
MADISON, Nov. 5.-Returns from precincts
In TINS county give Perry, DEM, 25 majority
over rope, Rep. The ballot boxes in 8 pre-
clncts were destroyed. The election passed
on quietly. The returns to date show that
jority.
MARIANA, Nov. b.-Marianna nrecinct
gives the Democratic electors III, the Repub-
llcan electors 213: Pope 276, Perry 1853; David
son l0!, Locke III. The Republicans have
majority on the Legislative candidates. For
the convention SO votes against 40 were cast
APALACHIC0LA, Nov. 5.-PerrV has 2ll.
Pope 1913, the Cleveland electors POS the Blaine
electors 1874. Davidson 209, Locke 1877. The
state Senator has Democratic plurality of
"A. The Assemblymen, Democratic a ma
jOrity Of 46. For convention 27I votes were
polled. 1t Is estimated that the Democratic
m ajority at Carabelle is 60.
= LIVE OAK, Nov. 5.-All the returns in from
SuWannee give the Democratic State and
county tickets majority of 1917. The ma
tlonal and Congressional majority is about
the same.
SANDERsoN, Nov. 5.-Baker county is Demo-
cratic. Full returns give Perry majority of
l42, Dougherty III, Democratic electors l6l,
Herndon, for the Assembly, 3S, for conven-
ton 247. The saloons were closed and there
was no disturbance during the election.
ORLANDO, Nov. 5.-Official returns from 10
precincts in Orange county, with one Demo-
cratic precinct to hear from in the morning,
give Cleveland 1887, Blaine l.2l4, St. John 24
F9P OF, governor Perry, Dem, 1885, Pope, Rep,
Bisbee, Rep, l,175; Walls, negro Rep, %.
Legislature, Robinson, Dem, 1873; Byrne
DEM, l,S6S; Crawford, Rep, 1,lS4; Beasley,
Rep, LII. This is reliable.
MILTON, FLA, Nov. 4.-This precinct polls:
Cleveland 325, Blaine 343; Perry 327, Pope 345;
Davidson 327, Locke 349; for convention 649.
The county will go Democratic by $50 major