Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-07
ALABAMA.
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 bilities are tbat in the country districts Watson's vote is increased over two years ago, but not enough to overcome the ma. jority which Black will receive in Rich moud, Hancock and Wilkinson counties.
 The vote in Richmond is unusually heavy and 1t will be late before the official vote is counted.
 Excitement in Augusta was intense. There were several fights during the day, one resulting in the death of one n an and the woundlng of several others. In the Fifth ward, which has a large populsi vote, John M. Goss, one of the populist workers, challeuge negro vote. In the difficulty that followed Goss drew his pistol and general melee and fusilade of shots followed. Goss was killed almost in. stantly, but not until he had emptied his i've -chambered pistol.
 THE WOUNDED.
 GEORGE HECKLE, marshal of Summer vile, resident suburb of Augusta, shot in shoulder and side, both flesh wounds.
 DAN BOWLES, shot in forehead and cut, all flesh wounds.
 WILL BOILER, seriously shot.
 All the parties are white. Others received slight cuts and bruises. Negroes and whites were fighting on both sides.
 SAVANNAH, Ga., Nov. 6.-Chatham county gives Lester, for congress, the largest majority it has ever given q con- gressional candidate. The total vote is 63S9, oi which Lester received 6332 and Brown, populist, 57. Lester's majority Is 6275.
 Lester has apout 5000 majority in Chat ham county and about 5000 in the district Russell, Second district; Crisp, Third, and Turner, Eleventh, all demo crats, have good majorities.
 gives Moses, democrat, HOO majority. All the county precincts are not in, but the county iasure for nearly 1000 democratic majority. The populist majorities in the state election in the Fourth district aIe greatly reduced, and it is certain Moses will be reelected by good majority.
 MACON, Ga., Nov. 6.-Bartlett, demo- crat, will carry this district by from 5000 to 4O00 over Whitaker, populist.
 Telegraph specials indicate the election of Bartlett by at least 4OOO oyer Whitaker.
 SAVANNAH, Ga., Nov. 6.-The First Congressional district gives Lester, demo- crat, 5000 majority.
 ATLANTA, Ca. Nov: e.-eeOrgia voted today only for congressmen, the state eiec- tion having taken place last month.
 The legislature today voted for two United States senators, electing the demo- cratic caucus nominees by strict party vote-Hon. Patrick Walsh for the short term. ending March, 1895, and Hon. Au- gustus O. Bacon of Bjbb for the long term, beginning March, 1895. Both are free silver democrats, favoring return to sil- yer coinage at 16 to 1.
 In the state congressional elections all the democrats are elected. There was no uneasiness felt in any but the Fourth, Seventh, Ninth and Tenth districts, and in each of these districts the democrats were elected by decisive majorities-Moses e. feating Thornton, populist,, in the Foux Maddox defeating Felton, populist, Seventh; Tate defeating fwitty, p0( in the Ninth, and Black defeatj Watson, populist, in the Tenth
 Richmond county, Blacks
 16, ,000 votes, Watson showi1 in the counties he carrj
 Georgia delegation, n0
 above districts, will st
 First, district; Rusa1 UDsAe~gec6nd; {; Crisp the Third; Livingston, in the Fifth; Bartlett, in the Sixth; Lawson, in the Eighth, and Turner In the Eleventh. The entire delegation with one exception is reelected, the only change being Bart lett, democrat, in the Sixth district, who succeeds Cabaniss, democrat.
 COLUMBUS, Ga., Nov. 6.-Muscogee county gave Moses a majority of about 300 over Thornton.
 AUGUSTA, Ga., Nov. 6.-Almost com- plete returns from the Tenth district give Black, democrat, $500 majority over Wat.