Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-07
6eO in August, net loss of 100 for unaer-

66O in August, net loss of 100 for Under- wood.
 BEAT 21, SOUTH.
 Managers, Walter c. Robertson, Tom Bain and R. L.. ~5ton; clerks, Claude Barnett and L. V. Allen; ~eturning off, cer, G. B. BurkLalter. 1 ,tal vote PIP; Underwood's majority 62, yainst ma Jority of 6 for Oates in August, a net gain for Underwood of 56s
 BEssEMER.
 Bessemer redeemed herself yesterday and gave MT. Underwood, the democratic nominee, the bn- by majority. That vote, but it is great gain for democracy over the August election, when Captain kolb was given 1S0 majority.
 The vote at Bessem-r was very light, 1t being considerably less than half the reg lstration. When the box was opened at o'clock yesterday morning it was found to contain only 126 tickets, and these were soon voted by the democrats.
 The republicans raised a howl and at once telegraphed republican headquarters in this city, advising the committee of the situation. Chairman Jerry Fountain, William Vaughan, Mir. Aldrich and other republicans went to Judge Porter's office to make kick. They cried fraud, and MT. Vaughan said something about blood, but the matter soon quieted down. Judge Porter ordered some more tickets printed and sent to Bessemer. After having them printed the tickets were turned over to MT. Vaughan and MT. Fountain to be de- ,1vered to the managers at Bessemer. special train was furnished them by the Louisville and Nashville and they left the city about noon. The voting began as soon as they delivered the tickets to the election managers and was kept up at a moderately lively rate until o'clock. the time for the polls to close. The total vote cast was 456, of which MT. Underwood re- ceived 230 aud Mir. Aldrich 226.
 The Bessemer democrats were jubilant last night over their victory.
 EXPLAINED AWAY.
 It was discovered yesterday evening that the boxes for the Bessemer and Huey beats got mixed in sending them out, which ex- plains the shortage of tickets at Bessemer. The box at Huey's contained the requisite number for Bessemer and the one at Besse- mer the right number for Huey's. After learning this the democrats and republi- cans at Bessem mer were all satisfied.
 PRATT CITY.
 The election at Pratt City passed off quietly, Mir. Aldrich receiving a majority of 176 out of a total of 542. The total vote in August was 649, with majority of 107 for Kolb. When the polls opened yester day morning republican took his seat on the opposite side of the street from the city hall, where the election wa being held, and urged every voter who had cast bal lot to register with him. Near him was a large placard, which read: ''Aldrich voters register here." This was done, it is said, by instructions from republican leaders. Mir. Aldrich, MT. Bowman and other lead CTS spoke at Pratt City Monday night and, it is said, advised their followers what methods to pursue in order to bring about 8 contest.
 wooDLAwN.
 The vote at the Woodlawn box was 50 less than in August, but MT. Underwood's ma jority was 80, a net gain of 30 over Colonel Oates. The election was quiet.
 AvoNDALE.
 Avondale reversed her majority of for Kolb to 21 for Underwood, the total vote boing 143 against 194 in August. Mir. Un.. derwood's net gain at that box was 27.
 LINN's.
 MT. Aldrich got 21 majority at this box out of a total of 69. In August the total vote was l32. of which Colonel Oates re- ceived only 3l.
 The total vote for Argo was AS, Aldrich getting majority of 16. In August Kolb had majority of out of vote of 53-
 CHALYBEATE.
 Total vote 34. Majority for Aldrich 8. In the August election Kolb had major fly of 49 out of a total of 8l.
 WARRIOR.
 Warrior reversed her Kolb majority of IS yesterday by giving Underwood more votes than Aldrich. The vote stood: Un- derwood 107, Aldrich 99. In August Kolb got 164 and Oates 116.
 CHALKvILLE.
 Underwood 2, Aldrich 19. In the August election Kolb had 34 and Oates g, net gain for Underwood of 13.
 TRUssvILLE.
 Underwood made net gain of at fIs-.. II -:A majority was 20. The total vote yesterday was; Underwood 6l, Aldrich 37.
 WILLIAMS.
 Underwood 12, Aldrich 31. August elec- tion-Oates 16, Kolb 66, Net democratic gain 31.
 PARSONS AND JOHNS. Underwood "A, Aldricb 76. August elec- 63, Koib 76. Net democratic gain Il.
 BETHLEHEM.
 Underwood T, Aldrich 27 August eleo- tion-Oates 121, Kolb 93. Net democratic gain 16.
 Underwood i9O, Aldrich 6S. August elec- 264. kolb S5. Net democratic loss 57.
 Underwood l66. Aldrich 45. August election-Oates 222, Kolb 56. Net demo- cratic loss 45.
 HAGoODS. Underwood 52, Aldrich 50. August elec- tion-Oates 59, Koib 110. Net democratic gain 43.
 CoALBuRG. Underwood 5S, Aldrich 62. August cleo. tion-Oates 48, Kolb 92. Net democratic gain 50.
 BROOKsIDE. Underwood IT, Aldrich 24. August elec- IA, Kolb Il. Net democratic | gain 50.