The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-11-11

ed in the second congressional district
of Mississippi, defeating Gen. Chal-
mers, independent greenbacker and
republican, by large majority.
GEORGIA.
The election of the entire Democrat
ic Congressional delegation, as fol-
lows is assured: T. M. Norwood, II.
G. Turner, G. F. Crisp, T. w. Grimes
John D. Stewart J. II. Blouut, J. G..
Crisp, H. Carlton, A. D. Cannier and
George T. Barnes.
NEBRASKA.
Scattering returns indicate the cleo
ton of the entire Republican ticket
by 10000 majority excepting a con-
gresham in the first district, who is
defeated by from 1000 to 1900. The
Democratic Central Committee claim
large gains in the Legislature.
ILLINOIS.
. Morrison is defeated for Congress
by Baker, rep. The republican plu-
rality for State Treasurer, the head
of the ticket, is estimated at from
$4,000 to 27,OOO
In the second Congressional dist.
Lawler, DEM, and Glassin, labor, both
claim election, Gist, Rep. defeated
Neece, dem., in eleventh Dist, Post,
rep, defeated Worthington in the
tenth. These are republican clam
and subject to change in the thir
teenth Dist. Syringe, Dem. claims
election, but the vote was very close.
The Republicans have gained a
Congressman in the second district
Mason one in the eighteenth
(Morrison disurict.-Baker.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Alamance county, entire democrat
ic county ticket elected. Congressior-
al ticket very close.
Anson Democratic.
Ashe county elected republicans to
the house.
Beaufort, democratic.
In Bladen G. G. Lyon (Dem.) is
elected to the House. This is Dem
ocratic gain.
Brunswick, republican.
Buncombe, ,Pearson's S majority 100.
Fox, republican, elected to Senate
from Buncombe and Madison.
1t is reported that Jacob Hally-
burton (rep.) has been elected to the
legislature from Burke.
Cabarrus, democratic by reduced
majority.
Camden, Latham's majority in the
county is about $50. s~ a
Carteret elects Democratic ticket
by increased majority.
Chatham, Graham's majority 100.
Independents elected to Legislature.
County officers, democrat.
Cleveland, democratic.
Craven, democratic gain of 260.
Cumberland elects full Democratic
ticket by increased majority.
Davidson, democratic cn legislative
ticket. Republican treasurer and reg
lister elected.
Edgecombe, large democratic gains.
CASTOR elects full Democratic ticket.
Granville, Brower's majority for
Congress 666. Republican county
ticket elected.
Greene elects republican to the
House and Capt. Nv. A. burden
for the Senate is proba bly, defeated.
Guilford, the republican legislative
ticket elected by $50 majority. Cau-
sey, republican, defeats Steiner, demo-
crat, for register of deeds. Fifty ma
jority for Brewer for Congress.
Iredell, democratic.
Johnston elects Independent county
ticket and Pou (Dem. to the Senate
and Abel dem. and Saunders 0nd.
DEM to the House.
Simmons will carry Jones county
by $50 or 200 votes.
Lenoir elects M. A. Gray, ESQ.,,
Democrat, to the legislature, and the
entire Democratic ticket except Treas
urer.
The entire Democratic ticket in Lin
coin county is elected. Col. Cowles
runs 56 ahead of his previous vote.
State Senator is elected by a hand
some majority.
Madison, republican $50.
Mecklenburg elects full Democratic
ticket and gives majority against Chas.
4. for Congress.
Moore elects McKinnon rep.) to
the Legislature by 100, Black (rep.
for Sheriff by 100, Mcdonald { Dem. }
elected Clerk by 33 and D. E. McIver
Dem.) carries 156 majority for the
Senate.
Nash, republican.
Wilson, Collie and Thorpe, for the
Senate, and Marshborne for the house
| in Nash are defeated.
New Hanover, the regular Republi-
can ticket is elected by the usual ma
jority. Many negroes voted for Hon.
| A. M. Waddell, but he was beaten.
Chas. r. Jones did not get a single
vote for Congress.
| Pamlico gives Latham.about 400
/ majority.