Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-02
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Bryan and Bingham counties are vet 70
De heard from. but the vote in Chatham
precludes the possibility Of any disaster
% the ticket. The only intelligence Of
BRYAN cOUuty's vote was a telegram re-
c-ived in the afternoon, Just before the
polls closed. stating that at the precinct
at Ways station the vote was AS. This
precinct was expected 10 poll 400 votes.
Advices from Atlanta state that from
The most reliable information 10 be OBJ
tanned the election NAV be put down as
tame and uninteresting all over the state.
except ia counties where the legislative
ticket was made local issue. In Fulton
county only about 1890 out Of the $500
votes were cast. The general lack Of in
tprest eVinced in every section Of the
state make IL impossible 10 approximate
with any degree Of certainty the total
vote cast.
OTHER Returns.
The following returns from the counties
named have been received;
SMALL VOTE POLLED.
AUGrsrA. oct. 1.-The total vote in the
state to-day was small. There was no oppo-
sion. and H. u. Mcdaniel is reelected Cover
nor ont n 900 votes not more than SO
were roIled In this Richmond county. Il Is
Thought that not more than oue-thIrd OF the
vote "a the state was polled-
hLkk MOI OVER IlO STRONG
NkCON. Ga. Oct. There being no oppo-
-.tion whatever. the election passed Oh
quietly. There was no enthusiasm nor dis
rlrbance. Not more than 500 votes were cast
in Bibb county. The precincts 80 FAR heard
from give Mcdaniel 80, Barnett S55, Wright
f Harieman S3f. Anderson S6S, and I. b.
tlhauiss. for senator from the Twenty second
district. 262. Representative from Bibb cOun-
tv-N. r. Harris IS, q. W. Gustin IS, c. /.
Bartlett SO.
AN INDEPENDENT CARRIES BROOKS.
QUIrMAN. oct. III. " Hopson. the indie
pendent candidate for the Legislature. was
elected Dy a small majority.
CLEAN SWEEP IN DODGE.
EASTMAN. oct. 1.-The election closed
quietly. For Representative. L. \. Hall had
->f VOTES. II. J Sapp sQ9 and NJ. L. Burch 2jS.
The state House officers and state senator :.
ID. Fuller were elected without opposition.
THE VOTE IN PUTNAM.
EAToNroN. oct. About 100 votes were
u1'lei iu Putnam county. All were for the
Democratic nominees.
THE VOTE N TELFAIR.
Neville. oct. The vote in This county
is. Pr Governor. II. u. Mcdaniel. sol: for
Secretary Of state, \. G Barnett 500; FOR
COMPTROLLER General. W. 4. Wright, $50: for
Treasurer. R. L. Hsrdeman, 500; for senator
IN the Fifteenth district the candidates
were Allen Macarthur and Frank Dives,
Thomas EaSou. 6l5; W. H >tadstll, IA.
THOMAS COUNTY.
THoMASvILLE. ca. oct. six hundred
votes we're po'led in Thomas county. All
were solid for the state ticket, r u. Mitchell
for senator and :. c. McLendOn and J. Z.
Alexander for Representatives
wAsHINGTON's LOYALTY.
SANDEEsv1LLE. oct. The election was
Quiet. Green Brautley. the Independent can
didare for Representative. was badly yeaten
by Hines and PrinEle, the Democratic nomi-
nees-
LOwNDEs TRUE TO HER COLORS.
VInOsTA. oct. IL. Il. Crawford. Demo
crat. Cor the senate, and J. Hsrrell, Demo
crat. for the House. carry l.owndes by about
go majority. Crawford Is doubtless elected
Ira this senatorial district by large majority.
VOTING IN CLINCH.
HovERv1LLE. Oct. 1.-Two hundred votes
were uoI1e.f here to-day. Gov Mcdaniel and
the state house officers received 70 =. n
Wilcox. Democrat. for Senator, lso. ". NJ.
Casweu. Democrat. for Representative, 40,
and Z. B. johnson. Democrat for kepresen-
tative. -. The other precincts heard from
give johnson majority, and ne Is probably
elected
HANCOCK IN THE LINE.
SPARTA. oct. The Democratic ticket has
SO majority at this precinct. which VIII be
increased % 80 by the returns from the other
precincts Of the county. J. Z. Lewis snd j.
~ g
NOrthen 70 the senate.
NEGROES WIN IN M'INTosH.
DARIEN. oct. For senator. Lectured
Crawford lcolored1 received 81 votes, and
Clifton -. For Representative. Hercules
Wilson lcoloredI received $50 votes, and Joe
Mansfield -.
1870 VOTES IN APPLING.
BAILEY. GA. Oct. The election in this
.AppIing' county to-day resulted as follows:
For senator, L. johnson hsd 6I2 votes and B.
f. Patterson 90: For Representative. ".
". Beach had "a votes and W. q. Stewart
Democratic state ticket received the full vote
100 VOTES IN BUTTS.
JACKSON. GA. oct. I.-McDanieI received
100 votes and Barnett, Anderson, Wright and
Hsrtiemau the same. For Senator from the
Twenty sixth district. William Hodges had
Ena Tor Rruresentative from Butts county,
7. \. Wright had 400 votes. as estimated At
O'Clock this evening.
WHISKY TRIUATPHS IN NEWTON.
CovrNGToN. Ga. Oct. I.-MiddIebrOOks. the
whisky candidate for the Legislature. is prob
atIv elected by majority Of US. The State
ticket received unanimous support.
ALL SERENE IN sPALDING.
GErrrrS. GA. Oct. There was no con-
test or excitement here except for Represen-
tative. Prank Flynt. the Democratic nomi-
nee. beats :. a. Cunningham, the Independ-
ent. by II votes.
OVER HALF VOTE N TALBOT.
TAIBorroN. GA. Oct. I.-At Talbotton and
Geneva the vote stands: state ticket 800; Wills
Democrat. for Representative. no opposition.
SlO; Allen. Democrat. for senator, 25S; Shar-
man. Republican, IS. This Is more than half
the vote.
GOOD TURNOUT N CAToOsA.
RINGGoLD. Oct. LIN CatoOsa county the
Governor and state house officers received T63
votes. A. L. Haekett is elected Representa-
tive By As majority. Hall, for the Senate, re-