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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-05

James Fletcher Epes was born in Motto
way on the 22d OF May, 1872. While "A
| student at the University Of Virginia, ses-
slOns lSG0-'6l, the Convention Of Virginia
passed the ordinance OF secession, and he
promptly returned TO his native county and
joined a company OF cavalry. then being or
ganized, and fought gallantly through the
four years Of that terrible struggle, "bre-
yetted" by several wounds. At the close Of
the war he studied law az the Washington
and Lee University under the distinguished
Judge BrOkenbrOugh. About the year
1865 he commenced the practice of law in
NOttoway and adjoining counties, and "A
, few years after was elected TO the office OF
commemorative attorney, which Office lie
held for several terms, giving very general
satisfaction by the able, energetic, yet fair
discharge of his duties.
CIsrksville.
CLARKsvILLE.N Va, Nov. i.-Epes receives
$50; LangstOn, i69.
Nottoway.
BLACKSTONE, Va, Nov. i.-NottOway
county gives Epes three hundred and fifty
majority.
Prince Edward.
FARMVILLE. Va, Nov. Especial. r.
Epes' majority in this county, as far AS
heard from is 2i3.
POwhatan.
MAIDENs, VA, Nov. r. Special. Pine
Vile precinct. Powhatan. Epes, 20; Lang
ston, 81. Democratic gain, 20.
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REST OF THE COUNTRY.
strong Fight Against Exponents of Rad
icalism.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4 Special. Tam
many Hall has made nearly clean sweep
Of the city and county ticket. IL retains
control Of the municipal department by re-
electing Grant % the mayOralty. Granite
msjoriiy is increasing with every return
from the remaining election districts. His
majority may run as high as 20,O0o. The
TammaDy tiger has swallowed .he fusion
ist calf. The wigwam wins along the line,
and so ends an interesting chapter In mu-
nieipal history. The Democrats elect all
eight city Congressman and twenty -oDe OF
the twenty-tour Assemblymep, and nine
teen OF tho twenty-five Aldermen. There
is p clean sweep In Kings county also by
handsome Democratic majority.
I Rarely has an election In this city pro-
gressed 50 quietly as the present one
Crowds Of men appeared about the streets
| in holiday attire, aud many Of them we're
accompanied by women, and were evidently
bent upon days enjoyme rather than .
political still hunt. The marked success OF
the ballot law and the almost perfect way
IN which the votes were cast throughout the
city was a subject OF universal comment
amopg men OF both parties. Demo-
Gratis and Republicans said they
liked the new law and IL. is pre-
will be generally adopted throughout the
United states. A weli-known Democratic
politician was so much charmed with tho
new system that be remarked as be was
leaving the polling place; "lf we had this
system out in Indiana at the last Presi-
Dental election Benz jsmin Harrison would
not now be in the White House; the blocks
OF i've could not have been worked.
A special dispa'eh from the New York
Herald 70 THE TIMEs says; 1.-The state As-
semb. remains about the same, giving tbs
Republicans q good majority for United
States senator on joiut ballot. Tammany
carries everything In the clty-Grant Zoe
mayor BY about s0,ooo. and Nicoll tor dis
trict attorney by about iS.oco. The Con-
gressional delegation 10 about the same"
The majority for Grant may reach sAoo0.
There IL gaia II two Democratic Congress-
men Ia the state and the Assembly ID
claimed by two majority. The cny b wild
with Democratic enthusiasm.
The gaius OF Assemblysasn made BY oho
Democrats will give them the Legislature on
joint ballot, securing the election ofa DEMO
.aS.,s unsn m eolfaru pACe
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a member of the Farmers Alliance and has
spent nearly his whole life among the agri-
culturists. His public life has been honora-
bic and useful and his private motives are
well known.
NORFOLK. Va. Nov. -. Special. Re
turns from all towns and counties IN the
second Congressional district except Surry,
with an estimate Tor that. Indicate Law
sons election hy about 800 majority. Ihe
Republicans cOnccde LawsOn's election.
This is a Democratic gain Of about l.OO
over the last Congressional election. Far
mer Lawson has been telegraphed cOngratu-
lations for Norfolk. Norfolk city's majority
Is 1867: Portsmouth, S3l. Princess Ann,
Isle Of Wight, and Nansemond give good
Democratic majorltles.
Elizabeth CITY.
HAMPTON. Va. Nov. Special. r.
Elizabeth CITY county, for Congress: Bow
den Niepublican). 9Jl: MuTlaugh Gnde-
pendent Republican,. 22l; Lawson Demo
craft, jS.
CourtIand.
CorRTLAND, Va, NOy. a Special. r.
At Courtland, Lawson, Democrat, received
IT'S votes: Bowden, Republican, received
1lG: Murdaugh, independent Republican,
received none. southampton county VIII
20 Democratic by a majority OF 100 to 100.
Surry.
No definite returns from Surry can bc OBJ
taincd tonight. Two precincts give the
Republicans 90 majOrty-a great falling OF.
Surry Will probably give the Democrats 2JO
majority.
WINDSOR, VA, Nov. special. The
official count here gives John W. Lawson,
Democrat, 10 majority, net Democratic
gain Of %. Waverly went Democratic by a
majority Of 1913. 4 very light vote was
pOlled here.
James City.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Nov. A. Special.
Election here to-day passed of very quietly
and resulted as follows:
Williamsburg: BOwdon received l34,
Lawson received rs. This gives BOwden,
Republican, majority of III in l,sOS. This
place gave Bowden, Republican, 1862, and
Marshall, Democrat, l02; Democratic
gain Of 4i.
jamestown precinct, James City county,
gives B0wden, 14G; Lawson, Sc. BOwden's
majority at this precinct is 60; Democratic
gam.
Suffolk.
SUFFOLK. Va, Nov. r. Special. l-Suf-
folks official vote: Lawson, (dem.) 4l5;
Bowden, Orep) 2Oj; Murdaugh, lind. rep.)
4. Returns from county not yet in.
The following precincts give Lawson,
DemocraD pa majority; BOwden, Repub.
ican. Democratic gain Of 7jl; Myrtle
precinct. Democratic majority l39; Cope
lands Mill, Democratic majority 81; Cy-
press Chapel. Democratic majority lao;
kilby's Mill Republican majority 81; Nor
fleets Fork. Republican majority l2s; juno
tion, Republican majority III; llOllyneck.
Republican majority u. Four precincts TO
hear from. The county certainly Demo
cratic. Probable majority for Lawson, 200.
Isle of wight.
SMITHFIELD, Va, Nov. r. special. r.
Isle OF Wight still Democratic majority
Of %.
Portsmouth.
PORTSMOUTH, Va. Nov. 4 Special. r.
Lawson Democrat), BY official count, car
ries Portsmouth by 31G. The town is in
ablaze.
Nansemond.
SUFFOLK, Va, Nov. r. Special. Eight
precincts i'm Nansemond county give Law
son (DemocraO 30 majority. The same
precincts in lSsS gave Bowden (Repuoli-
cam jll majority. Four precincts TO he
heard from. The county is certainly Demo
cratic; probable majority for Lawson 200.
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Texas.

AUSTIN, TEX, Nov. A Democratic
state ticket and IA solid Democratic delega-
ton TO Congress is believed to be elected.
GALVESTON, Nov. i.-I.ate returns from
the cities show the Railroad Commission
bill running considerably behind the state
ticket, but Is undoubtedly carried. lncom-
plete returns irom the seventh Jongrcssi0n-
al district indicate Grain (Democrail re-
elected by $500. Mills (Democrat) IL run
ming ahead of ticket in the Ninth district.
and other candidates for Congress elected
by 9,00J majarty.
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Nis-tsslppi.

TUPELo, Mss, Nov. a.-fspccial.I-
Everything passed OH quietly here to-day,
and light vote pollod. John NJ. Allen, the
Democratic nominee, being the only candi-
date for Congress nom this district, his
election IL certain. Reports from all over
the State indicate that the Democrats will
elect all their nominees to Congress.
JACKSON, MISS, Nov. i.-The election
passed OF quietly throughout the State.
The indications are that the Democrats will
elect solid Congressional delegation.
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General William II. +. Lee not only won
glory in the service OF his State during the
war, bpt since then has beea a man OF
affairs, being practical farmer and hay-
ing had opportunity as president OF the
State Agricultural society, IA senator IN
the General Assembly, and as twice elected
member of the House Of Representatives,
10 become thoroughly fam liar with the
various details OF legislation, both State
and national. lie has large personal fol-
lowing and many devoted friends in all
parts Of Virginia.
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Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Nov. i.-Maryland sends an
unbroken Democratic delegation 10 Con-
gress. Mckaig defeats McComas by about
800. aud Compton wins over Mudd by s00.
The other Democratic moJorities are in the
thousands. Cummings, colOred Repubi-
can candidate for City Council from the
Eleventh Ward, this city, is elected. This
is the first colored man ever elected TO Office
in baltimore.
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John A. Buchanan, OF Abingdon, was
born October :. ls43, served as a private in
the StOnewall brigade, and was captured at
Gettysburg, July 3, 1863, and remained in
prison until February, 1868. He graduated
from Emory and Henry College in June,
1870: studied law at the University of Nir-
ginia for two years, and graduated in law.
He was member Of the General Assembly
from 1885 to 1887, and was elected to Con-
gress in 1888.
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Paul Darlington Edmunds is native OF
Halifax county, and is fifty-four years old.
Amer Instruction by private tutor at home
he spent three years al the University o.
Virginia. and was graduated in law at " H.
liam and Mary College. For two years he
practiced law in jefferson CITY, Mo-, but.
returning to Virginia in 1853, he has since
been farmer. He served in the State SEN
ate in lssl-lss5, was delegate TO the DEM
ocratic National Convention In 1884, and
was elected TO Congress in 1883.
Keysville.
KEYsvILLE. Va, Nov. 4.-lspecial. +
phfee precipcts at Smithyille give 40 votes.
Keysyille. IT'S. All for Paul Z. Edmunds,
Light white vote in the county, and a very
few negroes. .
ROANOKE, Va, Nov. i.-Eoanoke City
gives Edmunds o67, shelburne o.. Repub-
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, Nov. with the
single exception Of trouble nj Pine Bluf
where a negro deputy sheriff fatally wound
cd policeman named Leaning, and shot
two more, all white. the election in Arkan-
sas was quiet. Returns coming in Indicate
Democratic gains over the State election OF
September. Democrats claim the election
Of all the Congressman.
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keuliicIxY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. i.-It Is response
bly, reported that out of twelve Congression-
al districts in Kentucky ten have gone De
m0cratic by increased majority. The
Eleventh district IL IN doubt.
Returns from all Congressional districts
show Republican losses. Bell county. here
tofore strongly Republican, gives Demo-
cratic majority. Tenth district alone is
doubtful
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EIGHTH DIS TRlCT
General W. H.. y. Lees Majority NearlI
Three thousand,

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Nov. special. !
Full and reliable reports from throughout
the Eighth district give General Lee 2,9OI
majority over Hume. In round number:
the result Is as f0llows Lee-FairtaX, 40;
Loudon, LOO; Prince William, 800; Fau'
quier, 1850; Orange. 40; Louisa, 300; Cul'
peper, 800. Total, $50.
Hume-Alexandria, 1850; King George,
80; Stafford. 100 General Lees majority
will increase. Democrats here are elated
and Republicans and Humeltes don't know
what struck them. General Lee received
returns here from the beginning, and graft.
fed, al 1O:30 =. NJ. he retired. Carter's vote
hardly BOO.
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Nov. 4.-Returns
very meagre, but indications are that Bank
head tDemocraD Is elected in this distri'
by good majority, and Alabama has
elected the entire Democratic Congressional
ticket.
Scattering returns received are sufficient
to show that the complete Democratic ticket
is elected in this state. Telegrams from
points in every district show that the Farm
er,' Alliance men did not vote for the inde-
pendent, except to a very limited extent.
Alfalfa, ALA, Nov. I-FOouey, Dem
Ocratic nominee for Congress-, received
10; Butler, Republican, 10; Logan, negro,
II. Very little interest was taken in Il e
election, and a very small vote was cast.
ANNIsTON. ALA, Nov. ADMISSION pre-
cinct, Seventh Congressional district, gives
Forney. s,raight-Out Democrat for Congress,
6S} majority. The conservative estimate 0l
Forney's majority in tln entire district will
reach 300
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FOURTH DISTRICT,
He VIII be Congressman james Fletcher

lie VIII be Congressman James Fietche'
Epes.
PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 4.-lspeciai.l- J.
The city Of Petersburg gives Epes' 'he
Democratic candidate, 1855 majority, more
than 700 majority greater than Mr:Nenable,
the unseated Congressman. received TWO
Years ago. AdyicGs from the counties cop
yrising the Fourth district show that u the
raiio Of Increase is kept up Epes, the pems
ocrat,c candidate, will be Ielected by a ma
jority OF $500. .,,, ,,,u.n, over
their success. Langston has been conpneu |,
~ his bed all day by sickness, and to-n,gpl
he Is quite sick. lie was seen py , ins
TINES correspondent at Q late houF 'o-n'sn'
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in the First Congressional district a ma.

in the First Congressional district q ma
jority OF 1000.
Colored Republican vote tor Doyle light,
owing to, perhaps, dissatisfaction In not
having as candidate colored man named
snelson, OF Liberty county, whom they
thought 10 nominate. Hence indifference
in voting for the white Republican candi-
date. Very few Irish votes for Doyle. Doyle
declared In favor OF Force bill In part oc-
counts tor this. In eight out OF ten districts
Democratic nominees had very little oppo-
sition. In Glenn county split exists In Re
publican party.
In Seventh district, Everett, Alliance
candidate, strongly opposed by FELTON,, In
dependent or Jetiersonian Democrat. Con-
test close and Of doubtful issue.
In Sixth district, said that Livingston
lDemocraD was strongly opposed by WIN
Haight (Republican), and on account OF
some Democratic votes not cast at all re-
suit In this district doubtful In part.
ROME, GA, Nov. Especial. Everett,
the Alliance candidate TOR the Seventh dis
trict, is probably elected by 800 majority.
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West virginia.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. s.--Priyate dis
patches received hero late tonight from
Wheeling, W. Va, Indicate the election oi
the entire Democratic delegation in Con-
gress, Wilson, Capehart and Anderson,
Democrats. are, the dispatch says, undoubt-
edly elected, and pendleton nom the First
district is probably elected.
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Blackstone.

and interviewed on the result OF the election.
Tie said: III believe am elected by from
5000 to 5000 majority"
Blackstone.
BLACKSTONE. VA, Nov. 4.-lspecial.l =
The Hon. James +. Epes arrived here To-
day on the east-bound train at IL Nj. lie
was met at the depot by quite large and
enthnsiastic crowd. and escorted to his Of
nee on Broad street. From the latest re-
turns Nottoway county goes Democratic by
at least 400 majority, and the reports from
other places are most favorable. Black
stone still holds its old place in the Demo
cratic lines, giving lll Democratic majority
this time.
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Rock bridg

LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. 4.-Democratic
walk over in Rockbridge. The meagre re-
turns received tonight Indicate that there
was small vote polled in the county,
which is practically unanim us for Tucker.
Lexington-Tucker. 3il; Taylor, votes.
COlIierstown reported unanimous for
Tucker. lenwOod-Tucker received all
the votes cast Oak Bank votes 80 i'll for
Tucker. Buena Nista-Tucker received
every vote; one precinct gives 100. Goshen
90 for Tucker for Byrd,
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NINTH DISTRICT.

Victory of John A Bachaean in the
Southwest.
ROANOKE, VA, Nov. 4.-lsPeoial. i
buchanan carried W ashington county by
800 majority. a gain over two years ago
of 400 votes In this county alone, Buchan-
ans majority In the whole district being
then but iSS votes.
Pulaski.
PULASKI, VA, Nov. 4.-lSpecial. l-Pu
laski county will give Buchanan about 1870
majority. Six out Of eleven precincts heard
from give him l47 majority.
farewell.
Mills carries Pocahontas by l37. Taze-
well Courthouse by q, and the county by
about 60. Graham gives buchanan 81
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Henry 1t. George Tucker, OF Staunton,
was born at Winchester April ,, 1888, was
educated at Washington and Lee, and was
graduated in 1870. The next year he took
the degree of Il. L.. and has practiced law
at StauntOn ever since. lie was elected to
Congress IN 1888.
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tlissoutI.

sr. Louis, Mo-. Nov. THE Democratic
Committee claim "A solid Congressional del
egation from this state. This Is gain Of
four Democratic CongFessmep.
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lori,is.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 4.-Esiimates
give the state ticket t0 the Democrats by
over $4,000 majority. Both Democratic Con.
gressmen are elected by u largely increased
majority over ISIS.
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TENTH DISTRICT.
Henry st. George fuckers Big Majority
in That Section,
ISIeiil ,.

sTAUNToN. VA, Nov. Special. =
/ am elected by probably 5000 majority.
HENRY ST. q. TUCKER.
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majority. At Graham the election was tur-
bulent and many fights occurred. The
Mayor and several citizens were hurt. The
friends Of Mills concede Bucbanan's cleo
tion.
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taunton.

STAUNTON. VA. Nov. r. lSTe 'ial. The
vote is exceedingly light in >tauuton and
Augusta county. The city vote - solid for
Tucker. First Ward, 81; Second Ward
$685. total for the city, 10.
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Posey Green Lester, who resides at FLOYD
Courthouse, was born March L. 1850, in
FLOYD county. lie lived on farm until he
was Of age, then obtained commOn-school
education and taught school for few years
In 1876 he was ordained to the ministry in
the Primitive Baptist church. Since July
1888, he has been associate editor OF lions
Landmark. lie was elected 10 the Fifty
first Congress In lsSs.
Msrtinsyille.
MARTINsyILLE, Va, Nov. = special.
Lester's majority here 2Ol. VIII he sO
in the county,
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Charlottesville.I

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nov. 4.-ISpe-
cial.l-OFerrall received total vote in
this city of 5S7. Underwood Is. No returns
from the district at large.
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BREMo, VA. Nov. 4.-LSpecial. The last
gubernatorial vote at Fork Union was 4G1,
McKinney's majority, >: to-day's vote. 2O4;
Tucker. ~; Taylor, 30; fuckers majority,
40. The indications are that the district
has gone overwhelmingly for Tucker and
REFORM
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Colonel O'Ferralps Majority In the Thou
sands.
Woodstock.

HARRIsONBURG, VA, Nov. Especial.
Ny majority in the district will probably
reach l6.OOO. CHARLES T. O'FERRALL.
Woodstock. oro
WOODSTOCK, VA. Nov. 4.-lspecial.l =
Seven precincts in this county give OFerrall
752 majority. The county will give from
1.2O0 TO 800 majority.
Woodstock ck-OFerrall,y l,y27j; Underwood
(prohibitionist), %. Republicans did not
vote.
Newmarket: O'Ferrall. 143: Underwood,
Is. Edinburg: O'Ferrall, ~; Underwood
Al. Strasburg: O'Ferrall, 10 majority.
Winchester: O'Ferrall, 3i2; Underwood,
46. Front Royal: O'Ferrall, l9s; Under
wood, IL.
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FIFTH DISTRICT.

MAIDENs, VA, Nov. T. Special. Pine
Vile precinct. Powhatan. Epes, 20; Lang
stOn, o. Democratic gain, -.
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Fauquier.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Nov. T.. spe
cial. l-Fauquier county. Lee l,25O major
ity. Stafford Courthouse: Hume, III; Lee
q.
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Oak Grove.

FREDERICKsBURG, Va. Nov. a 'Spe-
cial.1-Oak Grove, Westm0reland, Jones
two IN "a iOrify Gain Ga
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In THE FARTHER SOUTH.
TlLlMAN ELECTED IN SOUTH
CAROLINA.
This IL the section Where the Force
Biu Was Observation-Disclosures
Defested-As the Ixpected Negro Sup
port Failed-fn Other states.


Bin Was = Menace-Independen
Defested-As the Spected Negro Sup
port FaIied-In Other states.
CHARLESTON, ;. c., Nov. Especial. =
The election quiet, and about three-fourths
Of the registered vote polled. There is no
doubt Of the election of Tillman and his
ticket by a safe majority, though Haskell
has not given up and claims irregularities
sufficient 10 take the matter into the courts.
congressman elected: First district, W.
II. Brawley. Democrat. anti Alliance, over
W. ID. Crum, c0lored Republican; Second
district, George ID. Tillman, Democrat,
anti-Alliance, over ;. T.. Smith. colored Re
publican; Third district. George ID. John
ston, Democrat, anti-Alliance, over John
Il. T0lbert, white Republican; Fourth dis
trict. G.. W. Shell. Alliance Democrat, over
j. F..EnsOr. white Republican and Haskell
ite; Fifth district, John j. flemphill, Demo
crat, anti-Aliance, over j. +. Alexander.
white postmaster at Camden and lndepend-
ent, and {. c. Levy, colored Republican
railway mail clerk; Sixth district, +. T.
StackhOuse, Alliance Democrat, over h.
II. Deas, cOlOred. Republican. revenue
collector; Seventh district is still in doubt,
with good chances for Elliott, Democrat.
Republican vote pretty evenly divided De-
tween Miller and Bray ton.
The following is the vote, Governor
TilIman, 25l; Haskell. go. Congressional
Smith. l70; Tillman, rs.
Tillman estimated his majority at 10000.
From every district heard from so far. ex-
cept the Seventh. which has not yet been
heard from, Tllman, the regular Democratic
candidate, Is far ahead.
Indications are that all reguur Demo-
cratic Congressional candidates are elected,
with the exception of the seventh district,
which is in doubt.
The News aud Courier telegraphs TO THE
TINES; "Ihe first dispatch verified by
later news. six Democrats elected TO Con-
gress and Miller's election almost "A GER
tainty."
Out Of total Of $1,000 colored voters in
this State. 1t is estimated that the tota
number Of colored votes pOlled will not en-
ceed 10000.
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Dr. John W. Lawson was born 10 the
,or,,,.s n mi resides near smitbaeld, Isle OF
Wight county. For several sessions be was
a m.ember ne. OF the General Assembly. lie Is
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licans did not vote. -Edmunds, 322;
shelburne, IL; scattering, IL. Ninton-E
munds, Sc; Shelburne, 2. Pocohontas gives
Buchanan 125, Mills 2S2.