The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-07
STANLY.

STANLY.
ALBEMARLE, Nov. 6.-Vote verv light
in this county except this box, where
Alexander has 1S0 majority and the
others about The sam9
CANDIDA.
CAMDEN G.. r., Nov 6.-This county
elects W. T. WalSton Democrat) to the
House ~ a majority of two. He is an
AIllanceman and pronounced Vance
nan.
ALLEGHANY.
SPARTA, N, c., November 6th.-The
official vote gives the State ticket 355
and Cowles and Barber about the same.
K. A. Doug shton, Esq is re elected to
he House by an unprecedented ma
lorlty, The people of this section are
earnest and enthusiastic in his sup
port TOR the Speakershlp of the House.
This Is his third term and he has been
a leader in the House.
FRANKLIN.
The Official Majority is Over 700.
LoUIsBURG, n O., NY 6-Franklin's 5
Official N 'jorlties: Bum, 759; legislative
candid ates, Sl2; judicial, 734.
j. A. THOMAS.
WARREN.
WARRENToN, Nov. 6 6-Warrens Off
cial vote gives Cheatham 1852 majority.
For the Assembly, Longs majority is
339
JOHN W. JENKINS.
DAVE.
MocKsvuLE, Nov. 6.-This county
goes Republican by majorities from 36
to 125. hendricks (Rep elected to the
House by 30 majority. Two years ago
he had 225 majority. The Democrats
made great gains.
IREDELL.
STATEsvnLE, Nov. 6-The official re;
turns give Merrimon 1856; Price, 969-
Henderson, 2 $50; Thomas, 1899
I. A. WATTS.
SAMPSON.
| (Clinton Caucasian.)
There being no opposition to the Dem
ocratic nominees for the House and for
the various county officers, they were
| all elected by tremendous vote, proba-
by the largest ever polled in the county.
| The contest was over the Senate. John
A Beaman, Democrat, was a candi
date against Marion Butler, the Demo
cratic nominee Beaman got great
many Democratic votes and the colored
vote almost solid, but the principles or
which Mr. Butler was nominated
triumphed by 431 majority over the
combined forces of the opposition.
JONES.
| q 4.
| lean sweep.
Especial Cor of STATE CHRONICLE)
TRENTON, n. G.. Nov. 5.-Jones coun
ty is redeemed at last. We have mad
a clean sweep, all of our candidates be
ing elected Hudson, Dem, elected t.
the legislature by 40 majority Gil
mans majority in this county about tn
same Oar county officers all elected
by from $50 to 500 majority, and the Ju
dicial ticket and Allen for solicitor carr
the county by about 700 majority. Ih
Republicans did not vote for their Stat
ticket scarcely any at all. The new
from OnslOw, 50 far IS heard from Is al
right. Hope you have done as we'll i
. Wake, as / have taken considerable III
terest in your fight there to rout th
: RAIDS.
t. @. WHITAKER.
MCDOWELL.
MARION, N. G., Nov. 5th.-McDowe
elects Democratic nominee, Biddlx, fo
the House Gives the Senate about tt
usual majority.
ROBEsON.
!. LUMBERT)N, N. G, Nov The fo
g lowing are the official majorities Me
!. rimon, 6O4 Alexander, AGO Senat
Mclean, 675; Culbreth, go; Hous
d Watson, 6SS, Oliver, 500, G. S.
e Townsend, 1,065; Sheriff, Pittman, 90
t Register of Deeds, Morrison, 1852; Trea
urer, McDiarmed, 727; Coroner, DR.. d
Wis, 755.
CLEVELAND.
< Heavy Majority for the in dicial
V Ticket.
le SHELBY, n. c., Nov. 5.--The offic
it vote of Cleveland: Merrimon, 1,0'
ID Price, 384; CoEles for Congress, l,3S
Faucett, 1000; J. Hoyle, / Durhal
for the Senate 1895; Dickson, for
House, 2 100 County officers avera
pn 2,10O. No opposition to legislative a
e. county ticket.
CUMBERLAND.
VS. Sutton Leads the Ticket.
an FAYETTEVILLE. n. g.. Nov. Go ffi(