The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-10


from 500 to 10 900. The republicans made
no serious fight except in the Seventh dis
trlct, where they were unsuccessful
1here we're deputy marshals at all the
polls, but no disturbance occurred save in
Anderson county, where a fracas occurred.
Bob Carter, (colored) shot and INSTANTLY
killed Columbus Glenn, a democratic man
ager Of the elections at Hollands store.
about thirteen miles from Anderson CITY,
Garter was the federal supervisor of cleo
tlons. Carter and Glenn had some angry
words and Carter drew his pistol and shot
Gienn twice, once in the stomach and once
in the breast. The shooting then became
promisouso. Garter was shot three times,
and was left lying on the ground and it was
supposed he would die J. w. Earle was
shot In the stomach, and his brother, Hamp-
ton Earle, was shot In the arm, and Henry
Holland, ademocratic negro, was shot in
the breast. Ie was supposed that Carter
and j. w. Earle would both die.
The utter collapse of the Peoples party
was a great surprise to every one. Demo-
cratic State Chairman lrby had, on the day
previous to the election, conceded Is, 900
votes to Weaver, but they failed to mate
rialize.
The democratic victory was announced
here ct daylight this morning by the firing
OF salute Of 100 guns and tonight every
town and village in the state is being painted
red by democrats
REPUBLICANs DIDN'T VOTE.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Nov. 9, 9 p. M.-This,
the Seventh, district consists of nine coun-
ties and parts of counties, with many pre-
cincts in the backwoods. The returns are
slowly coming in and the official count will
not be received for several days. but there
Seems TO be little doubt of the election OF
Noise, DEM, over Murray (colored), rep
Sumter gives Noise 939 majority and Or
angeburg 300 majority. Colleton county
is said to be safe for Noise. Beau
fort, Georgetown and Berkeley, the
blackest counties in the black district,
have not been heard from except a few
polls There was great apathy by the re-
publican voters at Edisto Island Berkeley
county. Only 106 voted. At ST. Stephens
precinct, Berkeley county, only 66 out of 600
registered voters went to the polls. The
republican apathy was due to a family row
among the republicans and il the falling off
in the remainder of the district shows a pro-
portionate falling Off Noise will 60 In by
good majority.
THE LEGISLATURE ALL RIGHT.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. 9.-The democrats
had no opposition for the state OF county
tickets and the legislature remains over
whelmingly democratic. No United States
senator Ia to be voted for by the newly
elected general assembly. All the districts
lowing were elected:
First District-W. H. Brawley.
Second Dlstriot-W. j. Talbert.
Third District-A. q. Latiner.
Fourth District-G. w. Shell.
Fifth District-T. j. Strait.
Sixth District-J. l.. McLaurin.
Seventh District-E. w. Noise.
The candidates from the Second, Third,
Fourth and Fifth districts are alliance
democrats. and the one from the Sixth is in
full sympathy with all the alliance demands
News of Cleveland's election created intense
enthusiasm all ovor South Carolina In
honor of the great democratic victory the
Columbia Daily Register fired salute from
its historic cannon at daybreak this morn
ing.
The enthusiasm in this state over
Cleveland's election knows no bounds.
The towns are celebrating the Ylc-
tory with fireworks and firing anviIs.
A special from Edgefeld, Gov. Tillman's
home, says that ''the boys burned keg of
powder tonight" The victory was cele-
brated here by shooting cannon and a mag
nificent display of fireworks at the capitol
by Pain, who is here with his mon prepar-
ing for the state fair. A student at the
Kelley Institute here became 30 enthusiastic
that he broke the rules and got on a spree.
At the South Carolina College for Women
the fair pupils held celebratiVe exercises in
the chapel.
Following is q close estimate OF the total
infhis state: Cleveland, 62, go; Harrison,
1851; Weaver, 2,743.
THE TRAGEDY IN ANDERSON.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. 0, $50 p. M
Further news OF the tragedy in Anderson
county on election day shows that three
men were killed and three bystanders
wounded. r. g. Carter. the republican su-
pervisor, during quarrel with democrat
named James W. Earle dred at the latter,
missed him and struck Columbus Glenn, a
democratic manager.
Carter continued firing aud shot Earle in
the stomach. Earle got shotgun and sho t
Carter, who died Tonight Earle likewise
died tonight. Garter was desperate char
acter who had killed man in Georgia.