Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-07
FOURTH DISTRICT.


 MoNTEvALLo, Nov. 6.-The election is | passing off quietly, but trouble was ex- | pected this morning when several popu- lists walked into the polls and announced that they intended havinga fxer and clerk. They were immediately ordered out by l w. $. Cary and Burr Nabors, the demo- | cratic managers, who told them they would have no fxers at all. The republicans in- sisted that they should have them, but finally decided they were monkeying with buzz and went out. Bowman had said in speech here that they would com pei the managers to give them fxer, and the democratic managers decided then and there that MT. Bowman would need regi- ment to enforce their demands. Alter being refused, the republican lead- CTS wired Boss Aldrich to send special train at once and take them out to Gurnee, which Is in this beat, and vote there. They waited at the depot until 12 o'clock, and finally the boss told them to vote here. Aldrich has not appeared on the scene at all, and, understand, says he is sick of politics.
 MoNTEvALLO, Nov. 6.--Robbius carries this beat over A!drich by IS majority.
 CoLUMBIANA, Nov. e6.-There is light vote in this county. This box gives AL drich 147, Robbins 9S. Caera will give probably 60 majority for Aldrich. Monte- Wlsonville gives him 11S majority. AL drich will carry this county by several hum dred majority.
 There was difficulty at Harpersville in which M. E. Bates, returning officer, and one or two others were shot. The trouble occurred at the opening of the polls and was caused by disagreement as to the close of the election. Particulars are not yet known here. No one was killed.
 DALLAS.
 SELMA, Nov. 6.-The indications are that Selma will cast the largest vote in her history today. All day long Alabama street from Broad to the court house was thronged with voters, large voters and small voters, white voters and black voters, voters on foot and voters in carriages, voters on horseback and voters on bicycles. A large number of carriages bedecked with notices were employed all the day long by the democratic campaign committee 10 carry voters to the polls. Aldrich missed 1t in Dallas. The negroes refused to sup port him because they got no pap, and bis they didn't get enough. Dallas county will go almost solid for Robbins and de- mocracy.
 CLAYTON, Nov. 6.-Everything passed off quietly here. Robbins 91, Aldrich 123; Verbena, Aldrich 89, Robbins 66; Jemison, AIdrich 78, Robbins 15; Providence, Al. Robbins IA; Dixie, Aldrich 43, Robbins 43; Strasburg, Aldrich 120. Robbins g..
 TALLADEGA.
 SYLAoAUaA, Nov. 6.-Robbins 43 ma. jority.
 SELMA, Nov. 6.-Robbins' majority is estimated from unofficial returns at 5000. He has carried Dallas, Calhoun and prob ably Cleburne. Indications are that AL drioh gets small majority in Chiffon. Shelby and Talladega.
 CALHOUN.
 ANNIgTON Nov IA 1iO;1t vote was poled. Anniston gives Robbins 5S3, AL drich 108; Jacksonville, Robbins, 165. AL drich 103; Oxford, Robbins 168, Aldrich IS; Oxanna, Robbins IS, Aldrich 137; Weav- er's, Robbins 72. Aldrich 64; Choccolocco, Robbins 40, Aldrich 42; Iron City, Robbins 29, Aldrich "A. Robbins carried the county by probably 500. 8
 FIFTH DISTRICT.
 TALLAPoosA.
 CAMP HILL, Nov. 6.-The election was