The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-04

7. 4 want Nikesville. The amendments
were largely voted against. LlddOu re
ceIved nearly the full vote.
In Franklin County: The returns in
dictate that the democratic ticket, headed
by II .. NahOney for the legislature q,
has been elected. II. G. Hicks is chosen
senator from Wakulla, Franklin and
Liberty counties.
Gadseu county complete will not poll
over 400 votes James +. BroOue. for
state senator, and Lycurgus B. Gregory
and Mortimer Bates. for the legislature,
are elected without opposition. and will
receive the full party vote. The amend
meuts viii be showed under
In HLlsOOrO county the election
amounted TO nothing more than the rOu-
tine of casting the votes, and the election
OF the fun democratic ticket as follows.
State senator, Thomas Palmer; mem bers
of the House of Representatives. c. L.
Wilder. /. +. Mccall; mem Ders Of board
OF public instruction, W. Is. Henderson,
DR.. q. II. Symmes, Prof r. G.. Burney;
clerk Of circuit court, Charles Wright;
clerk Of the criminal court, w T. Lesley
tax Assessor, Charles T.. Worth; tax col
lector, William r. BledsOe; county treas
urer, Isben S. Giddens, As there has
been no county campaign the vote was
light. II is thought that there will be be-
tween 1000 and $500. with the possible
popUlist vote Of from 200 TO 300 Not a
single democratic candidate made any eff
fort for election.
The election throughout Jefferson
county was exceedingly quiet and devoid
of special interest. There was not a
shadow Of opposition to the ticket nomi-
mated at the primaries, and indications
are the lightest vote pOlled in the county
for thirty years will be the result The
election of E. b. Bailey to the Senate, T.
l.. Clarke and d. II. Mays 70 the lower
house; j. p. Grantham, as tax assessor;
}. II. Tucker, as collector of revenue; B.
w. Partridge, as county treasurer: c. J.
Garwood, Charles T. Sheppard and J. w
Wellington as members of the board OF
public instruction is assured The indi-
cations are that the vote upon the amend
ment TO the school law and assessing the
cost Of criminal prosecutions will be prac-
tically solid against the same, and upon
the question of qualifying electors of for
elgn birth, in favor Of the same.
LEE COUNTY.
In Lee county the regular democratic
ticket carried everything. The senate
rial vote gives PendletOn about one-third
Samuel Luckey and Judge Phipps the
balance +. a. Hendry is elected 70 the
R. A. Henderson. county
treasurer; J. 5. Singletary, tax collector;
G.. " Hendry, county Judge. The cleo
ton was quiet and orderly
The democrats. from the returns, seem
70 have carried Levy county easily. The
populists did not develop much strength.
The indications are that the following
ticket has been elected
For Representative William D. Finlay-
sou.
For Tax Assessor-T. j. Prevatt.
For Tax Collector I'll. B. LLOYD.
For Treasurer w. Stands
For School COmmissioners-B.J J. Davis,
George W. Willis
FinlaysOn is for a railroad commission
The democrats carried Liberty county.
". B. Chester, railroad commissioner
man, goes 10 the legislature. The other
successful candidates are: For assessor.
l. + Shuler for tax collector, /. K. Shuler;
for treasurer, Lucius j. A. Carson. The
populist vote was not so large as was ex-
pected.
The democrats elected the following
ticket in Madison county: For state sen
ator, Burton ID. Wadsworth; for repre-
BENJAMIN n Tucker. Fred p.
Shaffer for tax collector Council O.
Moye; for tax assessor. Thomas T. Eli
son; for county treasurer, William Nc
Daniel; for members board of public in
struction, James +. Pound, Henry Haven,
HeZekiah Lovett. The vote was light and
everything passed of quietly.
The election throughout Alachua county
passed on quietly. There was no opposi-
tlOn TO the regular democratic nominees.
Following is the legislative and county
ticket elected: State senator, Mai. w.
*. Thomas; legislature, II. n McCrearv
and d. G. Mcintosh; county Judge. II. G..
Maron; collector, H. c. Cato; assessor,
l.. M. Behi treasurer, j. A. Shannon;
prosecuting attorney, c. L. Fildes mem
bers Of school board, II. G. Parker, w.
h. Robertson, and DIR. j. L. Kelly An
effort was made at the various precincts
the county to poll as large a
vote as possible, 80 as TO insure a larger
representation at the state convention
This effort was. however. without sue
cess, as the vote is a comparatively small
one.
In Monroe county the regular democ-
racy Is victorious, sweeping everything.
The whole ticket is elected. Phipps'
over Pendleton Will be $50.
There was no opposition to the regular
democratic nominees in Brevard county,
and very light vote was polled. Fol
lowing are the officers elected Member
OF the House Of Representatives, w Il.
Sanders; members Of the county board of
public instruction, district No /, G. B.
Rumph: district No. ., A. l.. Hatch; dis
trlct No. B, John Henry: tax assessor, J.
r. Wooten; tax collector, E. w. Hall;
county treasurer, a. r. Feaster. Not
one-third Of the qualified votes were cast.
there being no opposition.
HERNIA NDo COUNTY.
In fernando county the democrats
have elected their entire ticket The fol-
lowing arc the successful candidates: For
w. S. Jennings: for tax
K. ID. Kirk for tax assessor, A.
b. Whelpley; for treasurer, T. j. Cook;
for members Of the school board, M. II.
Burns, j. M. Hedick, c. e. Lockhart.
The vote was light and the popalists de-
veloped little strength.
The returns indicate that the democrats
have elected the following ticket in Citrus
county: For representative, NJ. V. b.
NanNess; for prosecuting attorney, j. NJ.
Goung; for tax assessor, George j. Bos-
well; for tax collector, John E. King;
tor treasurer, n. Barco; members school
board, ). ID. Bennett. l.. G. Cotton, j. w.
Allen: county commissioners, j. w. Will
lis, j. Ii. Gerock, j. w. John, j. c. Glenn
ents, G.. W. Demuro
The news from Calhoun county indi-
Gates that the democrats have elected
Hon. }. ID. Pirrong TO the legislature.
Advices received from Wakulla county
indicate that the democrats have elected
the following ticket: Thomas J. Raker
for the legislature, w. Adams for as
SCISSOR, w. G. Rowe for collector, II. G.
Mcmillan for treasurer and T. b. Starr
land for surveyor