Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-07
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 sS stem of balloling, will not be completed before m dnight. Indications are that Kolb will carry Opelika beat by about 200 major fly and the county by about 400, which is an increase over his majority of two years ago of about 2c0.
 Loachapoka-Loachapo gives Oates 105, Koib S2, Oates majority 23.
 MACON.
 IUtKEGEE, Aug. 6.-Four beats heard from 2.ve Oates 454, Kolb 55. Indications are that Oates will carry Macon county by 800 majority.
 Chesson gives 104 votes, solid for Oates.
 MADISON.
 MADISON, Aug. 6.-Vote here very light. About 85 votes, nearly all for Oates, ne- groes not voting.
 HUNTSVILLE, Aug. 6.-Madson goes for our state and county ticket by not less than 1000. TANcRED BFTTs, Chairman. untsville-Huntsville precinct is two- thirds short of the registration. Out of 1900 votes boiled, Oates estimated majority is a bout 500. The county legislative ticket is undoubtedly elected.
 Madison-One hundred and twenty eight votes were polled here. Only 8 for Kolb. Very few negroes voted.
 HUNTSVILLE, Aug. 6.-It is impossible to get reports from all the voting precincts tonight, but it is safe to say Madison county will give Oates and tho democratic ticket at least 1000 majority. The Birming- ham and the school amendments carried. The fourteen precincts heard from give tho democratic ticket 7s0 majority. The result of the Huntsville box will not be known until tomorrow, but the democratic ma jority will be 600. Kolb's majority at his two or three boxes can't be over 800. The election was the most quiet ever known. lost of the republicans failed to vote, but many republican negroes voted the demo- cratic ticket for the first time in their lives.
 MARENGo.
 DEMoPoLIs, Aug. 6.-Demopolis pre- cinct gives Oates i97, Kolb IL. Other beats in the county not heard from, but all ndi- cations point to a democratic majority of nearly 15t0 in the county. Hon. George W. Taylor, who has been canvassing Choc. Jaw during the past week, thinks the den- ocrats have hopes of carrying that county.
 MARION.
 GUN, Aug. 6.-Guin beat gives Oates 124, Kolb 32. Davis, democrat, for repre- sentative IA, Clark, repu blcan, 42. Net gain in this beat of Il for democracy and the county will give good majority for democracy.
 MARSHALL.
 GUNTERsvILLE, Aug. 6.-The election passed Off quietly. Only ineager returns. Oates has decided gain over Jones' vote Of 1892. The county is exceedingly close. It will take the official count to decide. Boaz-Kolb 125, Oates 22.
 MOBILE.
 MOBILE, Aug. 6.-Elections here today called out a very light vote, owing partly to the absence of many citizens and partly to misunderstanding of the Sayre law by electors, who had misaid registration eer- tifcates. The election was perfectly quiet and no excitement. Mobile city gives Oates about 700 majority, which will be increased from 12OO to 150o by the isIative tickets, L. D. Brooks, Thomas H. Smith and E. L. Robinson, are elected by safe majority. In the First district all the counties heard from fr, Marengo, Washington and Clarke. These are all safe for democracy. Washington sends very brief returns, but in Oates' favor. Choctew is most probably for Kolb. Monroes only one beat heard from, is for Oates. eJounty considered safe for him. BaIdwin(sen returns to this hour from but onl precinct and that is for Oates, and the cfnnty is considered safe for him. NothiA g is received which at all indicates the vo( on the amendments.
 Mobile-Returns coming in very slow. First, Second, Third and Fourth city wards give Oates 300 majority. The Fifth is tor Kolb by 50 votes. The majority of Oates in the city will be about 700, iu the whole county about 1000.
 Mobile-9he city vote is ali in; 2537 votes cast in the city. Oates' majority is prob- ably 700.
 Spring Hill- Oates 36, Kolb 12.
 Official count of Grand Bay box, pre- cinct 15, for governor, Oates IS, Kolb 1. Citronelle-Oates 96 kolb 19.
 MONTGOMERY.
 MONTGOMERY, Aug. 6.--About 4400 votes were cast in Montgomery county. Twenty four hundred and twenty two is the vote of the city. Of these Kolb will get about 150, according to the figuring of Attorney Tom Watts. or over HOO votes cast in beat of the court house here today Kolb only re- ceived 32. The democrats made almost a clean sweep in Montgomery.
 Montgomery-Eeeti here and all por- tions of the state perfectly quiet. I Rain fell throughout the day, and vote cut down in consequence.
 Only scattering returns so far received. This city and county will give about 5000 majority for the democratic ticket.
 Democrats seem to have gained in nearly every locality heard from, and some of the counties that gave Kolb majorities in 1892 have gone for Oates aud democrats. Can't give auy definite news before 12 clock, but will do best can before that time.
 MONROE.
 Repton-Burnt Corn beat went sS for Oates, II for Kolb.
 PERRY.
 quiet. All Oates. This beat will not have a single Koib vote. Marion--Marion gives Oates 26S, Kolb IA. The county ticket carried likewlse.
 PIKE. TROY, Aug. 6.-Troy beat gives Oates Gel, Koib 80, as against 809 for Jones and 410 for Kob two years ago. Dixon's beat gives Oates 52 majority, a democratic gain o! 1e3 votes over the last election. Old Pike 1 safe for the whole democratic ticket by from 3C0 to 700 majority. Troy-Troy beat, official count, Oates 601, kolb SO.
 RANDOLPH. ROANOKE, Aug. 6.--Kolh's estimated | majority in the county so far is 600. Roan- ake beat gives the democrats 200 majority. | N,ont fcs- Kx,It i,,I 4aI1 1nn