The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-04

rent changed and today the county went
for Evans unanimously. Trcllery does not
go in this county, but is resented and repu-
dated
Glynn lis Probably Atit msOr':s.
Brunswick Ga, May 31.-(Special)-Th
election in Gym county today wts sharp
ly contested. All the precincts were not
heard from tonight, but the fndlcatlonS
point to a Enajority of 200 for Atkinson
Glynn has been conceded to him for some
time.
In the Second District.
Albany. Ca, May 31.-(Special. )-The
democratic executive committee of the
second consI essional district met today and
all the counties except Quitman were
represented. The nominating convention
was called for August 31st and the commit
tee recommend that all the counties elect
their delegates by primary on August 10Th.
Evans Carries Clarke
Athens, Ga, June 1-(Special j--Clarke
county acted for General Evans today by gu
majority. The election was by primary.
More than 800 votes were polled. EVERY
inch Of ground was contested by the
friends of both candidates and the race was
q hot from start to finish.
Mr.. Thomas S. Nell defeated Jep H.
Rucker for the house by large majority.
MIR. w. J. Morton, who represented Clarke
In the house the past two terms, was nomi-
mated TO the senate over Judge George c.
Thomas. The regular statehouse ticket
ried the day-Candler for secretary of state,
Nesbitt for commissioner OF agriculture.
Macon Cu,tnty for Atkinson.
Montczuma, Ga, June 1.-(Special. )Macon
county gives Atkinson 142 majority. The
great fight was made on the election for
senator of the thirteenth district. Colonel
". II. FELTON,, of Marshallville, was OPP
posed by Mr.. E. y. Lewis, of Montezuma
The fight was to the finish and every inch
was contested. Mr.. Lewis carried the
,t,v nv
never held office. He is one of the most
prominent business men in southwest Geor-
Sia. Colonel FELTON, has frequently repre-
scented the county in the legislature, is well
known and popular. The present statehouse
officers were endorsed. Very little interest
was manifested for governor. This county
was conceded to Atkinson a month ago.
There Is some talk Of q contest by FELTON,.
EnncOcA's Majority Is small.
Sparta, Ca, June 1.-(SpeciaL)-The con-
test was close in Hancock county. Atl1in-
son appears to have majority of between
20 and 30.
Nothing Definite from Camden.
Brunswick, Ca, June 1.-(Special. mo
definite news has been received from Cam
dens primary today owing to the remote
ness of the precincts from the railroads.
AdViceS received by local Atkinson men
from kingsland station report Atkinson in
the lead.
Mcintosh for Evans.
Darien, Ga, June 2.-(Speci&L 1.-The mass
meeting of the democratic party of McIn-
tosh was called TO order in the absence
Of the chairman. Judge n. r.. Hewitt, a
member of the executive committee The
Hon. James l.. Achilson was called TO the
chair and Captain r. II. Knox acted as
secretary. Hon w. A. Wilcox, N. r.. Hew~
lit, W. II. Atwood, James H. Atchison and
II. X. Durham We're elected delegates
to the gubernatOrial convention and go
uninStructed ;but General Evans is their
first choice
Evans Carries Dade.
Trenton, Ga. June 2.-(Special.)- Dade to-
day neld her primary and voted by ballot.
-Four hundred ana sixty-seven votes were
poled The meeting was enthusiastic and
well attended. Ihere was no disturbance.
Evans carried the county by 81 majority
The vote for Hardeman, Wright and Terrei
was almost unanimous. Gambler was the
unanimous choice for secretary of state
and Calvin for commissioner of agriculture.
G.. W. NJ. Tatum selected as CHOICE
for senator OF the forty-fourth district and
G. w. CuretOn was nominated for repre-
sentative. This was claimed as an Akin
son county, his friends boAsting Shat lhe,,
would carry the county.
Evans got 202 Atkinson POS Cureton Sc
cured the democratic nomination for rep
resentative. Dadc was one of the conn
ties which was claimed for Atkinson.
tastGen tor Evans.
Brunswick, Ga, June 2.-(Special.)-
den county has not yet given d definite re-
port from yesterdays primary. AdYces re-
ceived tonight, however state that the At
kinson men concede Camden to Evans
Prior TO the county's action Camden was
strongly claimed by Mr.. Atkinson's friends.
toik inI evans.
CedartoWn, Ca. June 2.-(SpeciaL)-Gen-
eral Evans carried Polk county by twehty
majority. Etna went solid for Evans by
fifty votes.
Putnam for Evans.
E,atonton. Ga. June 2-CSpscial.)-rut-
nam goes for Evans by 100 majority
Doco'ni"rt,sbly a>ot liz Uuuoja.
Newman Ga, June 2.-(SpeciaLF -Coweta,
the home county OF Colonel w. y. Atkin-
son, today paid General Evans a handsome
compliment. In some precincts the gem
eral gave Mr.. Atkinson a race that was
too hot to be comfortable.
The returns from ten out of thirteen
precincts in the county give Atkinson a
majority of $50. The other three precints
Will add 100 $50 to this
Charlton Goes fer Atkinson.
Savannah, Ga, June 2.--(Srsacial)- Charl-
ton county in mass meeting. today elected
Atkinson delegates, Messrs. b 6. Melon
aid and O. Y. Leigh.
Catoosa Ia At.Sinson's.
Ripsgoid, Ga, JUNE 2.--(SI,ecial 1.-THE day
aawned bright ana fair aAd at al early
at the polls. All the present statehouse
officers We're elected, except Candle. Ca
toosa's vote was solid fnr William Clifton,
for secretary Of state. The ma iority at
the present hour is 103, and is expected to
increase when the other district is heard
from.
Pierce Goes for Atkinson.
Blackshear Ga, June 2.-lSpeciaI)-T
result Of the primary election in Pierce to-
day was victory for Atkinson. Atkinson
received $50 votes out of a tOta! Of ITS.
All Of the precincts have not yet been
heard from, but the result viii not DC
changed.
talattahoschec Es At;1inson'n.
Cusseta, Ga, June 2.-(Special. )-Chatta-
hoochee in mass meeting today voted by
ballot. Atkinson getting siXty-five and
Evans six. The statehouse officials were
endorsed. All are satisfied.
THE CONTEST IN BALDWIN