The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-05
FLORIDA DIDN'T FALrER
The Republicans Concede that They
save Been Routed

The Republicans Concede that They
Aave Been Routed
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 4, IL
P.M-The democrats carry every ward
in Jacksonville but the sixth,
which gives a small republican ma
! iority. The entire democratic ticket
in the city is elected by S75 majority All
| the returns are not in from the country,
which will swell the amount to 600 The
election here was remarkably quiet. Not a
siugle row is reported. The republicans
concede that they have lost. everything
Boyd, independent democrat, is showed
| under. The state ticket will run ahead
| of thescounty ticket ty several hundred.
Great apathy was observed by the demo-
Gratis here on account OF the complexion of
the democratic legislature. Bullock's ma
lority IN Dnval county over Stripping for
congress will reach 80, and will be 500 in
the district. Chairman Tslliaferro Of the
democratic executive committee. said to
tue NEWS representative tonight that he
estimated that the state will 60 democratic
by 5000.
AT LIVE OAK.
LIVE OAK, FLA, Nov. 4.-The election here
to-day passed off very quietly. with about as
large vote polled as was expected. 1t is
impossible to get the vote from each pre-
cinct tonight. but those who are best
posted say that old Suwannee will roll up a
handsome democratic majority.
AT ELLAvILLE.
ELLAvlLLE, FLA, Nov. 4-The second
precinct OF Madison ccunty goes for the
democratic ticket solid, as follows: Blox-
ham p, Nabry %, Challen SO, Bullock 50,
Stripping 6. A light vote was polled. There
was no excitement.
AT JASPER.
JASPER, gFLA., Nov. 4-Stripliug, rep,
for congress, is conceded TO have carried
Hamilton county over Bullock, dem. The
democratic county differs are elected. The
election passed off quietly.
AT GAINESVILLE.
GAINESVILLE, FLA, Nov 4.-Alachua
county goes democratic.
AT oCALA.
OCALA, FLA. Nov. 4.-The election
passed off quietly. The returns now in in
dictate the reelection Of Bullock for con-
gress by all overwhelming majority The
democratic nominees. Burford and Bitch,
are elected as representatives, Borden for
the state Senate and all the county officers
as nominated by the democratic primary bv
majorities ranging from 250 to 500. 1t an
overwhelming victory.
AT TALLAHASSEE.
TALLAHASSEE. FLA, Nov. 4-Returns
from nine out of eighteen precincts give q
democratic majority of 757. The
democratic legislative ticket will
be elected by fully 1000 ma
jority. A much lighter vote was cast for
CO gresham than for the state aud county
tickets. Mallory's ma jority in the county
Will be between 400 and 500.
A few ssnegroes received instructions
from Washi gton not to vote, so as to cl aim
in .0y1 <haA kAor,,
doing so by the democrats and thus push
the passage Of the Lodge bill. The first
election us.der the new eight box law has
teen very satisfactory in this county. There
has not cen single street fight or dispute
| OF any kind.
AT QUINCY.
| QUINCY, FLA, Nov. 4-The entire dem
| ocratic county ticket is elected. There was
no opposition Only one negro voted. NAL
lory's ms jority over Reed in the county is
| estimated $50.
| FLORIDA IN FINE FEATHER
| JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 5, A. NJ
| Up to midnight returns from 100 towns
show increased democratic majorities and
| indicate that the state has gore democratic
by $4,000 or 1900 majority. The state
ticket of the democrats, W. D.
Bloxham for controller, and M.
| h. Mahrey for the supreme bench,
is elected by the above majority
over Leroy D. Ball ana j. D. Challen. re-
spectively. Mallory, dem, in the First
district. had no organized opposition aud is
elected by over 1900 majority. Bullock,
dem, in the Second, will get $500 or 5 600
majority. The next legislature will stand
about Is democrats and Z republicans. and
! undoubtedly reflect Wilkinson Call 90 the
| United States Senate.
An Ocal9 special to the Times Union
says: Bullock, the democratic candidate
for the Second congressional district, esti-
mates bis majority over STRIPPING at !, 500.
bis majority in 1888 was 5, 1885,"
AT PENSACOLA.
PENSACOLA, FLA, Nov 4.-lhe election
to-day passed off very quietly, fair vote
having been polled. The entire county and
legislative tickets of the democrats were
elected by major ties of from 400 to 700.
Incomplete returns from the first con-
gressional DISTRICT indicate that Stephen R.
Mallory, the democratic nominee, has been
elected by 10000 to IL 900: majority. Large
numbers of republicans in this city openly
cast their votes for Mallory. as against the
republican nominee, Harrison Reid.
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