Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-07
county will be changed about 50 votes in favor of Oates and Rabb.

favor or OateS ana haDo'
 Pollard box--Kolb 79, Oates 76.
 Flomaton-This box boiled about halt its votes, owing to voters failing to register. Oates 4S, Kolb IA. Hundley amendment fl, Birmingham amendment 22 majority:
 Wiliams-Wilson, beat No. 8, Oates 32, Kolb 0; beat No. 2, Williams box, Oates 3f, Kolb 0, Rabb 34, Tippins 0.
 FAYETTE.
 FAyETTE, Aug. 6.-The following beats have been heard from: Bankston, Oates Al, KoIb 40, Collier 39, Hollis 3S; Berry, Oates S1, Kolb 42, Collier 90, Hollis 43i George's creek, Oates 20, Kolb f6, Collier 19, Hollis 27; Boley. Oates and Collier 10, Kolb 52, Hollis 55; Fayette, Oates 10s, Kolb POE, Collier 104, Hollis 193. No other beats heard from. Kolb's majority of 1892 is greatly reduced.
 Berry-This precinct gave B votes for governor. Oates 31, Kolo 42.
 FRANKLIN.
 Russellvllle-Out of 396 votes boiled at this box Oates has 33, Kolb 62, out of 90 counted.
 HALE.
 Greensboro-All precincts heard from and g.ve Oates majority.
 HENRY,
 LOTHIAN, Aug. 6.-Of 6-0 votes cast in this beat Knlb gets only 1z5. The county is safe for Oates by small majority.
 ABBEvILLE. Aug. 6.-rhis beat gives Oates 200, Kolb S2. Representatives-- Word, democrat, 222; " Hi ms, democrat, Jeff srsonian, 79; Kennedy, democrat, coGnty superintendent, 1855; Melvin, Jet- fersonian, 85. Beat 8 gives Oates 40, Kob 95 beat gives Oates 2Co, Kolb Dothan, Columbia and Gordon give ma jorities for Oates. Oates will carry the county by at least 6O0 and the entire county ticket will be elected.
 GREENE.
 Boligee beat-Oates 57, Kolb 1.
 JACKSON.
 SCoTTsBoRo, Aug. 6.-Fourteen out of thirty-three precincts in Jackson county give Oates 28l majority. The county Is safe for the state and county tickets by 5Go majority.
 Woo6yille-Tte election went off quietly. Oates 100, Kolb II.
 Hollywood This box poled 150 for Kolo and 84 for Oates.
 Paint Rock-Kolb v, Oates 55.
 Lime Rock-This box went 9 majority in favor of kolb.
 SULLIaENT, Aug. 6.-Thirteen beats out of eighteen give 264 majority for Oates, Collier, democrat, 254, and J. b. McClusky, democrat, 273.
 VERNON, via Sulligent, Aug. 6.-Lamar county is safe for Oates and the democratic ticket by 300 majority. Four beats to hear from will increase the majority.
 Sulligent-Moscow beat, Oates 177, Kolb 57. The county is almost solid for Oates.
 KENNEDY, Aug. 6.-Oates' majority 82. Twelfth Senatorial district, Collier 82, Captain McCluskey S2. Everything passed off very quietly. port 115. Oates majority 19. For the school amendment 55, Birmlng ham amend ment 57.
 Fernbank-This precinct cast for gov ernor, Oates 49, Kolb 59. LAUDERoALE. ri
 Florence-O Oates 5iO, Kolb 32; St. Flo rian, Oates 60, Koib 34; Poplar Springs, Kolb 72; Centre Star, Oates 6S, Kolb 4S; Woodland, Oates 5O Kolb II; Granny Springs, Oates S3, Kolb 50; Oakland, Oates 21S, Kolo 15.
 beats give Oates 1078, Kolb 343. The lower end of the county cannot be heard from till morning. A very heavy Oates vote has been cast in the lower end of the county. Lauderdale is conceded to Oates by from 500 to 500 majority. The negroes voted from the polls by their leaders. Florence beat gave Oates 510, Kolb 32. LAWRENCE. Leighton F. ,ection progressing quietly, | indications ot a small democratic majority | here. COurllanQ-llRuI vote. hOiD' s IuHJOrlty | at this precinct about the same as two years | ago.
 Town Croek-This box gives Kolb 152, | Oates v. Mount Hope and Landersvitle, two large county boxes, are said to have given good majorities for Oates, but no fig | ures received. Wolf Spring gives Oates about 50 majority. HAYNEvILLE, Aug. GA light rain is | falling, but the outlook for a large vote | is very good. There was full registration l in this beat, and the next thing was to get | the vote out. Judge Caffee was on the 1 ground at a. m., and by. o'clock over l 15O votes had b, en cast, of which no were l republicans, all voting the straight demo- 1 cratic ticket. The leading colored men 1 worked like Trojans for Colonel Oates and l and the state and county tickets. Col. l J. M. Solie, member of tho executive 1 committee, Messrs. w. E. Haynes, w. T.: l Brightman, J. J. Meadows and others did | their best to secure the Hayneville beat. | The polls closed at 5 o'clock and 497 votes | have been boiled. The following is the official count for | this beat: Oates 49i, Kolb 8, Hon. Willis l Brewer 494, V. H. Bell 8, Charles A. Whit 1 ten and c. P. Rogers, ST., for the general assembly, 494. The returns at this hour l from ten beats in the county give Oates l 2l2S majority.
 l HAYNEvILLE, Aug. 6.-The sixteen beats | heard from in this county give Oates ma | jority of 3117 votes. The vote complete will be fully 450O majority. There is great l rejoicing here, the only drawback being 1 there are no barrooms. This is. prohi- l bition county. l Letohatchie-Fiftym majority for Oates. l Hayneville-Five hundred majority for l Oates.
 l Benton-Benton beat, Oates 101, Kolb l. | Calhoun-Oates 35, Kolb 15. LIMESTONE. | ATHENS, Aug. 6.-Limestone has greatly reduced Kolb's majority of 1892. His ma l jority that year was 1923. It will barely reach 300 this year. Most of the beats