The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-04
THE NEws AND OBSERVER WEDNESDAY,. NOV. A, 1896.

i. sseelv newoc,.tic hv an Increased
majority.
Marion. N. O.. Nov. 3.--tspociall- Me
Dowcll county gives Democratic ma
jority 10 the State and National ticket
OF $50.
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,ooo f,,a,',,ana = d ,n,nA = sat rrorr,sor
oaa. Wonyar NON hq4
iSol- shepherd. dem, 3. 1856: Faircloth.
ron non 7o5
c,borlntte N q Nov. 9-fgpcciaI.)-
Nnollenburg comfy gives the Democratic
county ticket nbout 500 majority aud the
Noti',,oI ,ic,set, obnnt 300 mniorlty.
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,n, ~, 80, azt. tra..,,.,.
l0o1 ~ Fg,"'"' - 49, 25a
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,..,i NJ ,,'"s ,r,. fbnf u,n Dcrnocrotie
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t"'''' ~ fI, tionse certoi
rry.n ,,,li hnve The county by about roo
Carthage. Nov. 2. tapecinD Watson
ain bnvo ANAL nm lority. Fusion State
tletet ,,,lt tnva. 800 HfVan'a minority
soo Demorrntle leeistafor elected. Sen.
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lSVs ''gIeland' del'" ~" 9a.. ''ot'''"''
l'lm ffVl N'HFsr P"P" '.. sh ,,.a.
lopl Nnoh ~ oeh'' Inv . "''''''''
rep pop @''V' - ...t. p-..,,.,.-..
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h'"'' WIN W. .......
NEW iANoV Ilt.
lbDI Cleveland, DEM, I,4OS; harrison,
repg 'oogV,' Viewer pop. 5s. ,,.,..,a.
l9p' He ~ u'"i' INV = "''''''''
F'tyFopn 49, -, - p...1 noo,
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"gf. wno yo,sa ~ 49,, n.'.'' ,oo inv D,, st
arrived on southern rum saye Iul WI nj
being pollea' ana 'nht DeLno ",, w M
ehIn w Fo.eS ~ ',. - ~" .1 ~
s'snt'lllnB VI e'eetg1"' a'e',S' 49, IT.,
Warrenston' IL a. boote1iia wtoh
township 5oo per cent more tnah GOV
ernor Carr IN 1917.
NORTHAMPTON.
02-Cleveland, dem, 1865; Harrison,
rep, BOG; Weaver, pop, 451.
1S94-Shepberd, DEM, 1,4l0; Faircloth,
rep.-pop., 1,10S.
Rich Square, y. g. Nov. 3.-(SpeclaD
hepuoil n =, nave carried Ine county ~
about ooo. Ihere was no scratching o.
e 9IS I u eene[ally 5oeeu LOT
pry,on
Phi so,,oro Nv . fcnao;oD North
-, I,ral,,i,1,, &C. norr,lIl;oa,, an
,aaisIot;,-p @o,',.,.eeeor,I "a S+ato
itsislau3e, GoLi5 t : D 49,
iene.s, Out I,eie = 10 ue'ti,Ce EN- -l,
of nS,nocrats and an Ponn1iste
0N-orow
.eoo -, ON9Lo " tor. rr..-
$50 Hty ueLh'' t q 20 1i'ou'
1co Sho, 49, d Fop' 0co. r7oiro1o+b
'oi ~ l'iei'' ue4'''' A'0>'0' ca 80
ep''pop'' 'o1' opANcu
1890 CLEVELAND dom / 117. Harrison
ran Q26. Weaver non RIO
-Sbenberd dom. I 04e. FaircIo+b.
ron non Gao
Chanel hin Nov -(Snacian- North
Chanel TTiu tx Renublicap. Sontb Cha
mel hin ~ Democratic. % ballots at
latter thrown out for irregularity. Pat
pterson's Mill rs Bryan majority. Sew
eral members Of the University faculty
voted for Mckinley Hal Aver was
butchered by Populists, not 10 voting
for him here. Spencer Adams, Daily and
Settle were scratched. Watson polled
heavy vote. No Palmer votes.
pASoTTOTANK
Io' ot4' uelll' o 95i hAah'ASoii'
19od Stou " 49, ~ pop'' A4e. rai,o,o+h
139 ~ ueii''' i1o' al ''o ''''
IeI3, Pup u -, r.. ~ % Gu
1liN'eDstn ~ 49, ' ~
some White hepuDlcahs III lne Lura'
districts voted Tor Bryan ana " wat
son. o~...~-~,
fEhtlU lMAN2.
Ca. Tz7 Eeiau' uel. .,e ~ iA"li 'Sol
ZIG 12o1 e,har J,.1' ~ ~ az. E.;roIo+t
ro1, non 19e
~, pep'' &C. ~
Hertford' NOV. 9.-lspecial)-Perqnl-
The ,'' Den,ocrotic yoto and dacroase -
,,ilt t n oro+oI,in 10 dn
oerats voted for Palmer, for McKin-