Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-07

Gordon 249. The other state House OFF,
GERS have about the same vote. Sirmans.
! Tor Senator, has s0s and Mcdonald 4S.
| Yickers. for Representative, has loo and
Gsskins 81.
THE RESULT IN HOUSTON.
PERRY. GA, Oct. 6.--Tne returns indi-
cate the election Of Z. Pagan, the Demo-
cratic nominee for Representative, over
b. III. Bateman, Independent. by large
| majority. All the other nominees are
elected without opposition. Ii. A. Ma
thews for Representative and j. j. Nc
Giants for Senator.
NO BOILERS IN EFFINGHAM.
GUYToN, GA, Oct. 6.-At the election
In this (Effingham) county to-day Col.
Moran Rawls, WHO'S candidate Tor
Speaker, Is elected to the House. and Col.
Fl. g. Wright to the Senate. Both won
without opposition.
PUTNAM's POLLS.
EAToNToN, Oct. 6.-The election was
very quiet here. A light vote was polled.
There was no opposition 10 any of the
tickets. DR.. j. T. de- Jarnette is elected
Senator and DIR. n. :. Walker and Capt.
j. s. Reid are elected Representatives.
SUMTER COUNTY STANDS FIRM.
AMERICUs, GA, Oct. Elm the cleo
ton held to-day William Hawkes. was
elected to the Senate and Wright Brady
and K. q. Summons 70 the Lower House.
There was no opposition to the regular
ticket. The vote was small.
ALL SERENE IN BROOKS.
QUITMAN, GA, Oct. 6.-The election
here passed of quietly. Only light vote
was polled. Capt. T. }. Livingston re-
ceived the vote for Senator, there being no
opposition, and W. 5. Humphreys is
elected TO the House by a good majority.
WARES WORK.
WAYCRoss, GA, Oct. Gall Ware
county has been heard from, except Den
ton district and Wildwood. The returns
in give for the Senate: Mcdonald, ia;
Sirmans, 800. For Representative: VIII
cox, 30; Wilson, 276. The indications
are that SIrnans is elected tor tae Senate
from this district, and Wilson for the
House, though the race is close for the
House.
THE BALLoTING IN WAYNE.
JEsUP, GA, Oct. 6.-The election here
to-day passed of quietly. The weather
was lovely and consequently every one
turned out. and a very heavy vote was
polled. The State ticket was voted by all
irrespective of party. Donaldson, the
negro candidate for the Legislature, re-
ceiyed but a trifling vote from bis own
people. The candidates work d nard, and
the vote tor Senator IN the Third district
Will be close, with the chances In Mr..
Brantley's favor. in this county the vote
so far as beard from Is as follows:
Jesup-For Senator: Brantley, 1856;
Avant. SO. For Representative: VIVA
ley. 2l3; Thornton, %.
Scrivtn-For Senator, BrantleY, 81.
Ayant, 90; for Representative: Thornton,
12l, Wbaley. Is.
Gardi-For Senator: Brantlev, 43;
Avant, 81. For Representative: Whaiey,
"a; Thornton, u.
Waynesvile-For Senator: Brantley,
AZ; Avant. 30.
No returns of the vote for Representa-
tive have been received from Haslam or
Hortense, and Nos. ? and are vet to
hear from. 1t is believed here that Mr..
Whaley is elected over his competitor,
Thornton.
BRANTLEY CARRIES PIERCE.
BLACKsHEAR, GA. Oct. 6.-At Black
shear, Tor senator, Brantley received 800
and Avant lOI. Brantley's majority in
Pierce county is about 80. With every
thing heard from, except three precincts
in Appling and three in Wayne. Brant-
ley's majority in the district is pa. 1t is
thought be 10 elected By a small majority.
J. l.. Thomas is elected Representative ny
a small majority, over y. j. Dickson, r.
q. higgins and II. .. johnson (colOred).
Ii is said his election will be contested.
M'INTOsH GOES BLACK.
DARIEN, Oct. 6.-1he counting OF the
votes IL not completed vet. William
Henry Atwood will be elected Seaa o.
by a good majority. Lectured Crawford,
colored. Re gu Olican, leads, and VIII proba-
bly, beat Capt. Joseph Mansfield for
Representative by small majority.
THE VOTE IN LowNDEs.
VALDosTA, Oct. "a. II. smith was
elected Senator 10 the Sixth district to-
dav without opposition. j. W. Hagan,
Democrat, was elected to the House by
about 300 majority over Jenkins. negro.
Bv an error of the printer Clifford Ander-
sons name was omitted on number OF
tickets, and, there ore he ran behind.
HoMERvILLE's VOTE.
BONNEVILLE. GA Oct. 6-The vote at
this precent IL: Gordon 294; amendments
264; Tor Senator, Mcdonald 269, Sirmans
AZ; or Representative, Humphreys 1879,
Smith 70, johnson SO.
BUT LITTLE INTEREST AT COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, GA, Oct. 8.-The election
to-day passed OF quietly, very little in
terest being manifested. Gordon received
413 votes, Barnett. Harieman and Wright
each received 449, and Anderson AS
Butt, for senator. received 449. For X D.
resentatives-Chappe and Little eaca
received AS. Only a few votes were cast
in opposition TO the first and second
amendments.
PIKE AGAINST PROHIBITION.
BARNEsvILLE, GA. Oct. 6.-tiardner
and Wood, the Prohibition nominees
Of Pike county, are elected by 341 ma
jority.
WHITFIELD SOLID.
DALTON. GA, Oct. 6.-Ail the precincts
have been heard from. For the LegIs-
lature, w. G. Glenn is elected by 800 ma
jOrItv over Fred Cox. For the Senate,
william Caney. of Murray county. over
Ellis, has a large majority. The winners
are Democrats. Tine amendments and
State ticket were voted for unanimously.