The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-04


DARE.
1892 Cleveland, dem, 335; Harrison.
rep, 356; Weaver, pop, -.
1894 Shepherd, dem, 33l; Faircloth,
| rep. pop, 303.
No report received.
CASTOR.
1892 Cleveland, dem, 1916; Harrison,
rep, LIB; Weaver, pop, $50.
1894 Shepherd, dem, 1896; Faircloth,
rep.-pop., Lbs.
No report received.
GATES.
1892 Cleveland, dem, 042; Harrison,
rep. 575; Weaver, pop, 351.
1894 Shepherd, dem, 1873; Faircloth,
| rcp.-pop., ST..
No report received.
GRAHAM
1892 Cleveland, dem, $3.50; Harrison,
! rep, 202; Weaver pop .
1894 Shepherd, dcm., 800; Faircloth,
| rep, -popY go.
No report received.
GREENE.
1892 Cleveland, dem, 1,00G; Harrison,
rep, G62; Weaver, pop, 255.
1894 Shepherd, dem, S44; Faircloth,
rep pop, $50.
No report received.
HYDE.
1892 Cleveland dem, S5S; Harrison,
| rep, $50; Weaver, pop, 349
1S91-Shepherd, dem, $40; Faircloth,
| rep. pop, $40.
No report received.
EDGECOMBD.
Tarboro, Nov. 4-(SpeciaI) Township
No. H. Russell, 106; Watson. %; Guth-
rie, %: Woodland, %; Morse, %. Rocky
Mount township gives Democrats $50
majority.
Township No. l. precinct No. /: Wat
son, 1872; Russell, 1862; White 161 Wood
ard, 1877; Gustone, / Morse, g. Republi-
can electoral vote 1876, Democratic cleo
toral vote, 131.
WASHINGTON.
Plymouth, Nov. 4.-(SpeciaD-Wash-
ington county viii probably give 500 ma
pority for Russell and 400 majority for
| Mckinley. No Democrats voted for Nc
| Kinley. No scratching.
ROCKINGHAM.
Reidsyille, Nov. 4.-(Special) ELEVEN
precincts in Rockingham give Settle
one hundred and ten majority. Kitchin
| will probably carry the county by about
| 200 majority. The State ticket we hope
| to save. The legislative ticket and coun-
| Is ticket are probably lost by small
| majority.
1892 Cleveland dem, 1874; Harrison
| rep, 1861; Weaver, pop, SOB.
1S94-Shepherd, dem, 1855; Faircloth
rep.-pop., 1854.
LENOIR.
| Kinston, Nov. News from the re-
naming precincts, show there were good
| Democratic gains in a number of town
| ships but in other there were heavy
| losses. Democrats fear they have lost one
member of the Legislature by rs major
| ity and the balance Of the county ticket
by larger majorities. This county will
| give about $50 to 200 plurality for Cy
Watson and Fred Woodland. The Bryan
ticket gets $50 to 600 majority.
ANsON.
Wadesboro, Nov. disqualification
gives 800 majority for Bryan; 500 plu-
| rality over Russell for Watson. Leak for
| Representative and entire county ticket
| elected by good majority. Lockhart for
| Congress has good majority in the coun-
| ty.
LENOIR.
Kinston, Nov. 4.-(SpeciaD Demo
cratic county ticket is beaten by about
100. Woodard's plurality is 200. Bry-
| ans plurality is about 400. Watson's
| 200 Remainder of State ticket beaten
by about 100.
CARTERET.
Beaufort, Nov. 4.-(SpeciaD- Carteret
gives from 100 to 100 for National,
| State and county tickets. Legislative
| ticket very doubtful. Latest reports
favorable to Duncan, Republican.
CALDWELL.
Lenoir, Nov. 4-(SpeciaD- Caldwell
gives 400 for Bryan, three hundred for
| Watson, three hundred for Doughton.
Entire Democratic ticket elected.
ORANGE.
Chapel Hill, Nov. 4.-(Special. )--In
South Chapel Hill precinct, which decides
the township vote, Bryan got 10 and
Mckinley, 90; Russell, 90: Guthrie, so;
Watson, 104; Aver, SO; Furman, 1873;
Dockery, 20; Kitchin, 161; Settle, 9S;
Avery, 125; Montgomery, 90; Cooke, 103.
Democratic-P opulist county fusion wins
in walk. James A. Cheek runs behind
the ticket. There have been several
| negro fights here tonight. Students re-
| ceiving bulletins. Cheer Bryan fire.
! quently.
MOORE.
Aberdeen, Nov. 4.-(SpeciaD-M
ley's majority here 50; Russell's majori-
! ty, "a; nothing from county yet.
CLEVELAND.
Shelby, Nov. 4.-(SpeciaD-At II
o'clock returns are coming in from the
country rapidly and show that Justice and
Anthony Democratic Senators from the
| Thirty-second district, will carry the
county by from 300 to 500 which insures
their election in the district. Dixon for