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ALLENTOWN. Pa, October 3O.-Ex-Con-
gresham John d. Stiles, who was the old
dest member OF the Lehigh county bar
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He was seventy-ive years of age
In 1856 Mr.. Stiles was a delegate to the
convention which nominated James Bu-
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LeesburE Democrats for Mckinley.
Eight citizens of Leesburg, Va. who are
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ticket in all state and national elections,
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of them will vote for Rixey for Congress,
but the other three will cast straight repub-
liCan votes.
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1851.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-08-04
SHELBY.

Montevallo. Aug. 3.--Election passed off quietly; 452 votes boiled at this box. Flu sionists will carry 1t by about 50.
 Columbiana. Aug 3.-The vote cast at this precinct at 8 o'clock is 300, estimated 200 for Goodwin and 100 for Johnston. There will probably be 100 more votes cast
 Wilsonville, Aug. 3.-The indications are the rep-pops are slightly in the lead; about 300 votes polled
 Helena. Aug. 3.-Goodwyn S4. Johnston 61, Grimmett 81, Jackson 57 Bingham 80, Ellis 56, Forman 70, White 55, Fitts 55, Smith 7S, Turner 5S Wood "A, Culver 57. Harris 76.
 Montevallo Aug. 3.-(Special)-It will take until morning to finish count of vote. Indications are that the populites will carry this box by 50 to 10 majority.
 Wilsonville. Aug. 3.-There were 343 votes boiled. At 10 o'clock the vote stands Goodwin 110. Johnston 80. Indi- cations are that this beat (No. 9 will go for the Goodwin ticket.
 Calera, Aug. standardization are that Calera will give Johnston about
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Auburn, Aug. 3.-Four hundred and forty-one votes boiled; democrats carried the precinct about 2 to l, large gain over the vote of 1894.
 Auburn, Aug. 3.-Three hundred and sixty-two votes cast at D. m; democrat ic majority just now about 12O; Auburn will be 150, or may be 200 majority for Johnston.
 Loachapoka, Aug. 3.-Loachapoka beat gives Goodwin a majority of 30. The ne groes voted almost solidly for Goodwin.
 Opelika, Aug. 3.-(Special) )-From pest information obtainable Lee county mas given Johnston and state ticket from Soo to 300 majority This county went for Kolb in 1894 by 479 votes.
 Opelika, Aug. 3.-(Special)-On account of the complicated system for balloting the count is progressing very slowly. Enough is known to place Johnston.s majority over Goodwin at about 300. It will take all night to count the vote here. The full democratic county ticket is elect ed by between 400 and 500 majority. Small country beats as heard from give heavy majorlties for Johnston. A full vote was polled
 Opelika, Aug. 3.-(Special.)-Lee Is safe for Johnston and the legislative ticket has won by from 800 to 700 majority.
 Auburn, Aug. 3.-(Special.)-There were Al votes boiled here. Johnston car ried this precinct to l, net gain of
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RESELL.

Hatchechubbee, Aug. 3.-The following is the official vote for governor: Johnston Al, Goodwin B. Other candidates the same proportion.
 Scale, Aug. 3.-The count at this place is completed; 465 votes boiled; estimated democratic majority 300.
 Pittsboro, Aug 3.-Glenville precinct gives Johnston PIP, Goodwin 13. Jerni- gan precinct, Johnston 213, Goodwin 54.
 Scale, Aug. 3.-(Special )-Four beats out of ten give the democratic state and county ticket a majority of 700. Com plete returns are not obtainable. yet Rus sell will give the democratic ticket na- jority of at least 1900. against 800 in 1894. Boykin for the senate, Mcclure and Knowles for the legislature, all demo- crats, are elected by large majorites.
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wyn 87. County ticket close.
FRANKLIN.

Russellville, Aug. 3.-(Special) l)-The vote of the county is about 90 per cent of the registration. Russellville is for John- ston 94, Goodwin S9; Cast, populite for legislature, 9S; Bolting. democrat for leg islature, 92. Indications are that the populites will carry the county by re- duced majority
 Huntsville, Aug. S.-(special) )-John- ston carries Madison by 1900.
 Russellville, Aug. s.-(Special) )-Dar- lington, full vote, Johnston 36, Goodwin 102; same place gave Kolb 91, Oates 27. Russellville so far gives Johnston 132, Goodwin 136, 175 yet to come. Goodwin will carry the box by small majority Same box gave Kolb almost to in 1894 Impossible to hear from other box es tonight, but indications are that same rates of gains for democrats will con- tinue. Matthews is professionally elect ed to the senate.
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BlBB.

Brierfield, Aug. 3.-It is pretty certain beat will go democratic; fusionists are not in it.
 BIocton, Aug. 3.-Quiet today; about TOT votes polled. This beat will give 100 democratic majority
 Blocton, Aug. 3.-(Special)-The e1ec- tion passed off quietly at this place to- day. The managers are not through counting, but the democrats are in the lead. Beat II went democratic by a small majority.
 Brierfieid Aug. 3.-The day passed quietly. Goodwin has 102 votes, John ston SS, giving Goodwin IA majority.
 Randolph, Aug. 3.-(Special) -Beat ', Adams majority 62, Goodwyn's majority 72. Democrats have great gains here.
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A MAJORITY OF AT LEAST 5o,0l
The battle of the ballots has been

The battle of the ballots has been fought.
 It was bloodless. Very few disturb ances characterized the election.
 At 2 o'clock this morning the State Herald had received returns from forty seven of the sixty-six counties. Of these Captain Johnston has carried, or is req sonably sure of carrying, the following:
 Autauga, Barbour, Bibb, Blount, Bull lock, Calhoun, Chambers, Chiffon, Clarke, Colbert, Crenshaw, Cullman, Dale, Dal- las, DeKalb, Escambia Franklin, Greene, Hale, Henry, Jackson, Jefferson, Lamar, Lauderdale, Lawrence, Lee, Madison Marion. Marshal, Mobile, Montgomery, Morgan, Pickens, Randolph, Russell Sumter, Tallapoosa, Tuskaloosa and Walker-a total of forty.
 Of the counties not heard from he is almost sure to get Baldwin, Choctaw, Clay, Coffee, Conecuh, Etowah. Geneva, Monroe, Perry and Pike.
 The following counties are in doubt: Butler, Cherokee Coosa. Fillmore, Fay cite, St. Clair and Shelby.
 Goodwin has carried Talladega.
 While the exact figures are not at hand, the State Herald's estimate of 50,- 900 majority will be practically con- firmed.
 The indications are that there will be eighty democratic members in the lower house, and of the seventeen senators to be returned the democrats have elected twelve.
 It is glorious victory for the gallant standard bearer of democracy and for white supremacy.
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heavy vote will be boiled throughout the county. Johnston is running well.
 Anniston, Aug. 3.--It is estimated that 1943 votes were boiled at our four wards today. The democratic ticket, without doubt, has a majority of not less than 300. s1 f9
 Anniston, Aug 3.-(Special )-The count in Calhoun county has been very slow, and at many polling places will not be completed before morning. Ward 3. city, gives Johnston 117, Goodwin 25; Ladiga, Johnston AS, Goodwin 83; Choc- colocco. Johnston 36 majority; Oxanna, Johnston 40, Goodwin 24 There have been great democratic gains in some beats, but these have been offset by democratic siumps at Jacksonville and Piedmont Johnston's majority in the county will be about 400.
 Abbercrombie for senator and Cole man and Brothers for representatives, all democrats, have been elected.
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BLnuNI.

Bangor, Aug. 3.--The following are the official returns of the election in those beats heard from: Bangor--J ohnston 62, Goodwin IA, majority AS; for senator, Brown, democrat. 63. Powell, populist, 15. majority AS. Tn 1894 Bangor gave Oates 46, Kolb IS. majority 27. The majority now exceeds the majority then by 21.
 Blount Springs gave Johnston 101, Goodwin 35. majority 66; for senator, Brown 100, Powell 31, majority 69. In 1894 Blount Springs gave Kolb 3S, Oates 103, majority 69, Majority less than ma jority fin 1884, 8.
 Bangor and Blount Springs majority for Johnston IA. for Brown TIT. majority for Oates in 1894 a6. Majority now over majority then 21
 Garden City gave Johnston 30, Good
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LOWNDEs.

Benton, Aug. 3.-Today's election re- suited: Johnston, state and county tick ct, 158; Goodwin l.
 Lowndesboro, Aug. 3.-Lowndesboro beat, 290 for Johnston, for Goodwin.
 Fort Deposit, Aug 3.-Two hundred and fifty-four votes polled here up to 4 o'clock; 153 for Johnston and balance of state ticket.
 Letohatchie, Aug. 3.-Out of 510 votes boiled Goodwin and his ticket get 5.
 Letohatchie, Aug. 3.-This precinct went PIP for Johnston and 23 for Good wyn. Indications are large vote in the county for the ticket headed by John- ston.
 Letohatchie, Aug 3.-(Special)-Leto hatchie beat: Johnston PIP, Goodwin 2S;; Indications are that Lowndes county will roll up a big majority for Johnston. Sev- eral beats heard from-all for Johnston.
 Hayneville, Ala, Aug 3.-(Special)- Lowndes has gone for Johnston by handsome majority. This Is due to the fact that the populites had no conven- tion of their own. Many of them were delegates to the democratic county con- yention and there elected delegates to the state convention. They also had no county ticket The vote, as compared with 1894, will be a tr'ifie smaller, but re- ports so far-obtajned show a handsome majority for the entire ticket. Gordon vile, Collerine, Prairie Hill, Hopewell, Hickory Hill, Pintlalla and Church Hill will have small majorities, about same as 1894. The beats above mentioned cast 26O7 votes The other beats, if full vote is cast, will have about 2550 votes perhaps 2700. The full registration this year Is 5419 votes.
 Hayneville, Aug. 3.-(Special.) )-At this writing sufficient returns have been re- ceived to show that Lowndes has gone democratic by about $500 majority, with three beats to be heard from. The demo- cratic county ticket received the entire vote. Rogers and Poole both go to the
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crats. There are gains in every beat heard from over 1894.
BARBOUR.

Batesville, Aug. 3.-votes boiled, 262. State and county ticket believed to be safe.
 Clayton, Aug. 3.-Six hundred and three votes boiled here. It is estimated that Johnston and the regular ticket, except county treasurer, 200 ahead. Nothing definite can be had till the vote is count ed.
 Eufaula Aug 3.--There were 890 votes cast in Eufaula beat. Not through counting. Johnston's majority will be 700 or 800 Nothing definite from the county, but Johnstons majority esti- mated at 1800.
 Clayton, Aug. -(Special)-Oficial re- turns show the county has gone over whelmingly for Johnston The entire state and county democratic ticket is elected in spite of the actual efforts of the goldbugs in behalf of the populites.
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CHAMBERS.

Lafayette, Aug. 3.-Beats 13 and T give about 200 democratic majority.
 Lafayette, Aug. 3.-Estimates from beats heards from indicate that demo- crats have carried Chambers county by a safe majority of from 200 to 5o0. J. T. Hef1in and G. W. Newman, democrats, are undoubtedly elected representatives. Two years ago this county gave the pop ulists 424 majority
 LaFayette, Aug. s.-The estimated democratic majority in this, beat 5, is 125. Beat 2 evenly divided. -
 Lafayette, Aug. 3.-(Special.)- .)-Indica- tions are that Chambers county Is re- deemed to democracy by at least 300 ma jority. Lafayette box gives about 300 majority for state and county tickets
 Lafayette, Aug! 9.-(Special.) .)-From indications received Chambers county has gone democratic by safe majority. This county gave Kolb 424 majority in 1894. 4a ok7t- pz
 Lafayette, Aug. 3.--Beats 13 and give about 200 democratic majority.
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BULLOCK.

Inverness, Aug. 3.-Johnston 105 Good wyn 103.
 Midway, Aug. 3.-Goodwyn f. Johnston 152; the rest of the ticket similar
 Fitzpa trick, Aug 3.-Beat gives John ston and the state ticket 400 to 500 ma jority; nothing definite
 Inverness, Aug. 3.-Polled up to p. m., 107 votes. Estimated, Johnston 103, Good wyn4
 Union Springs, Aug. 3.-(Special.)- Union Springs, Midway and Inverness give Johnston 1450 majority. Harrison and Flewellen, silver representatives, elected; no opposition. < Union Springs, Aug, 3.-(Specia1)- Johnston gets 1900 majority in Union Springs beat, and carries the county by 4000 majority.
 Union Springs, Aug. 3.-This county will give Johnston and state ticket about 2000 majority. All beats not heard from.
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MONTGOMERY.

Montgomery Aug 3.-(Special.) )-Vote here light, but surprisingly few are for Goodwin. Four thousand to 4500 ma jor- ity for Johnston and state ticket.
 Montgomery Aug. 3.-(Special.) )-Hen- ry county will give the democratic ticket a majority of 300 Beats g. 10, 15 and Ia have gone democratic; beats 12, Il and 5 populite. No definite news can be ob- tained at this hour.
 Hiram Parish, colored, was shot after the polls closed by pr. J. B. Long-clear case of self-defense.
 Montgomery, Aug. 3.-It is estimated that Montgomery county will give John- ston 4000 majority.
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DALE.

Ozark, Aug 3.-The election passed off quietly A large vote was boiled, heavy gains everywhere. county close; hope to carry it.
 Ozark, Aug. 3.-(Special.l l-The election passed off quietly. A large vote was boiled. Heavy gains everywhere. The county Is close. Hope to carry 1t.
 Ozark, Aug. 3.-(SpeciaL) )-Democrats make heavy gains in all the beats heard ty very close and will require official count to decide; Irregularities in several beats; we had on our lighting clothes
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MOBILE.

Citronelle, Aug 3.-Johnston and the entire ticket ahead
 Grand Bay. Aug. 3-Goodwyn 30, John- ston 30, Grimmett 2S, Jackson 27, Bing- ham 27, Ellis 2S, Forman 24. White 27, Fitts "A, Smith 30, Turner 27, Wood 27. Culver 22, Harris 31, Leonard g, Thomas H. Smith "A, Coleman 21, Detchamps 23. T. J. Ellis s. c. J. Johnson 5, McCants 1, Robinson IA, Sheldon 29. Wolff 0.
 Mobile, Aug. S.-Second ward, Johnston 115, Goodwin g.
 St. Elmo, Aug. 3.-Box closed before we could get count, but it Is big democratic majority for governor.
 Mobile, Aug. 3.-(Special.) )-The city of Mobile boiled $500 votes; Johnston 2800 It Is estimated that the county has gone for Johnston and the democratic ticket by 5000 to $500 majority. This is a gain of more than 2000 over 1894.
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15. Brown 71, Powell 17. In 1894 she gave

15. Brown 71, Powell r. In 1894 she gave Oates 56, Kolb 24
 Oneonta, Aug. 9.-(Special) )-Five pre- cincts heard from show a democratic gain in each beat, with a total majority for the democratic ticket of 60 votes. Oneonta, Godwyn 124, Johnston 105. Compton, Goodwin GA, Johnston IS. Ban. gor, Goodwin 15, Johnston GA. Blount Springs, Johnston 100, Goodwin 30. Che pultepec gave Johnston majority of s.
 Hanceville, Aug. 3.-The election pass ed off quietiy-Johnston S1, Goodwin 15; Baynminette, Johnston 85, Goodwin 5S; balance of ticket slightly behind the gov ernor.
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GILMAN.

Cullman, Aug. 3.-(Special.) .)--Cullman county seems to have made democratic gains. Brown, for state senator seems to be elected; also, Cofer, for representa- tive, seems to stand good show for election, which will be gains over the last election. At this time Johnston has two to Goodwyn's one at this box. The coun- ty will be close.
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DeKALB.

Valley Head, Aug. 3.-Johnston 65, Goodwin 2.
 Fort Payne, Aug. 3.-(Special.)-John ston carries DeKalb from latest estimate by 300. Legislative and county ticket no estimate.
 Fort Payne, Aug. 3.-(Speciai.)-F returns in Johnston and state ticket car ny DeKalb by 300 majority. This is a gain of nearly 800 for the democratic ticket over 1894.
 Valley Head, Aug. 3.--(Special.) )-Polls just closed here. Johnston gets 65, Good Wyn ',
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DALLAS,

Selma, Aug. 3.--A large vote was boiled Dallas will give her usual majority TOT the state ticket.
 Selma. Aug. 3.-(Special.) l.)-The election passed off quietly in this county today. There was no opposition to the local dem ocratic ticket. There was a very large vote polled, hundreds of negroes march, ing up to the polls and voting the demo- cratic ticket openly. Old Dallas will sus- tain her reputation for being soundly democratic.
 Brinns, Aug. Special.)-Johnston 167. Goodwin l. Everything passed or quietly. gives Goodwin 4. Johnston 1909. The county is democratic by an overwhelm- ing majority.
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RANDOLPH.

Roanoke, Aug. 3.-Five hundred votes boiled. Democrats far in the lead, and vii carry this beat by large majority
 Roanoke, Aug. eciaL)-Roanoke beat cast 55S votes. It will require eight to twelve hours to finish the count Our estimate is that Johnston, the state and county tickets will have 250 majority, gain of almost 100 per cent over the elec- ton in this beat. We have very favora- ble reports from three or four other beats. Present indications are the coun- ty has wheeled into line by handsome democratic majority.
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a majority of about ninety here. The pops and reps boiled their entire strength. Negroes divided about half. Full vote cast in beat 16,Johnston 48, Goodwin 33. The county ticket is mixed badly.
 Anniston. Aug. 3.-The democratic ma- jority in this city will be 1000 or more. Several populists, white republicans and great majority of the negroes ar voting the democratic ticket.
 Anniston, Aug. 3.-The day opened clear and warm. The polls were opened at a. m. Many of the business houses are closed. The people are taking great interest, and heavy vote ia being cast. 1t is thought this beat will give the dem- ocratic ticket a majority of 1000. A
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GREENE.

Eutaw, Aug. 3.-MajCrity at Eutaw box Is about 370 for the democrats, gain of 213 over 1894. Greene county will give over 1900 majority for Johnston Negroes are voting with the democrats largely. Boligee, Aug. 3.-Johnston 176, Good wyn 15.
 EutaW, Aug. 3.-Boligee, Johnston 300, Goodwyn 2.
 Clinton, Johnston 10s, Goodwin Il.
 Pleasant Ridge (ofciaD, Johnston 136, Goodwin 2. a gain of 93.
 Knoxville, 175 majority for Johnston.
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MADISON.

Gurley, Aug. 3.--Full count cannot be had before morning. It Is estimated this box will give about 100 majority for the democratic state and county ticket.
 Huntsville. Aug. 3.--(Special.)-R incomplete; from what has been received the county Is safely democratic from 1900 to 1500.
 Huntsville. Aug. s.-tspecial.) )--'The
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EIOWAH.

Attalla, Aug. 3.-AttalIa, beat IT, gave Oates in 1894 27 majority; will give John- ston at least 50 and likely more.
 Gadsden. Aug. 3.-(Special.)- 1894 Et- owah gave Kolb 560 majority. Heavy democratic gains were made all over the county Johnston may probably carry the county. The legislative ticket is in doubt.
 Attalla, Aug. 3.-(Special) )-Etowah is believed to be safe for Johnston by a small majority. In Attalla beat John ston received 180, Goodwin 90; Archer, democrat, for the legislature, received 152: Beeson, populist 95. The county ticket is mixed, but several democrats are elected. The county gave nearly 600 majority for Kolb.
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BUTLER.

Garland, Aug. 3.-This beat gives John ston 55 Goodwin 99.
 Greenville, Aug 3.-Greenville box, to- tai vote 4S9, box 282, estimated for John ston 150 Indications are that Goodwin carries the county.
 Greenville, Aug. 3.-(SpeciaL )-Returns too meager to give figures. It is be- lieved Johnston has carried the county by safe majority. It will take an of 6cial count to decide the legislative ticket.
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c0oSA-

Goodwater. Aug. 3.-Coosa county will be very close. The pops don't claim over 300 majority; may go democratic.
 Goodwater, Aug, 3.-Coosa county will be very close. The populites claim the county by 300 majority. The democrats are hopeful of majority for the state and county ticket
 Goodwater, Aug. 3.-(Special )-Resur of election in Goodwater precinct gives 72 majority for Johnston; no other beats heard from.
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CHILTON.,

Jemison, Aug. s.-Goodwyn 30, John 12.
 verbena, Aug. 3.-(Special)-Th fol- lowing vote was cast at Verbena: John ston 87, Goodwin 104 At Cooper s, Johnston IS, Goodwin S1.
 Clanton, Aug. 3.--tSpecia1)-C box gives 20 majority for Johnston. This is gain of 65 over last election. It is rumored around there were brazen frauds at Jemison and irregularity at Stasburg. The county Is fairly for Johnston. and Hicks for the legislature. :
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LAMAR.

Fern Bank, Aug 3.-Goodwyn 6e. Johnston 6s The rest of the state ticket about the same.
 Kennedy, Aug. 3.-(Special )-Steen's beat No. 15: Johnston 81, Goodwin 52. Walter NeSmith, representative, 75; Ben 3foiioy, 49. The county looks democrat fc-
 Kennedy, Aug 3.-steens beat. Lamar county: Johnston s1, Goodwin b2. Wal
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election passed off very quietly today. Great interest was taken and a large vote boiled. It is impossible tonight to get the result of the vote at the various beats. but enough Is known to assure the election of the state and county tick ct in the county by majority of 1900 to 1900.
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CLARKE.

Whatley, Aug, 3.-Whatley precinct, Johnston 35, Goodwyn 22.
 Grove Hill, Aug. 3.--This precinct gives a democratic majority of about 75. An derson's beat gives populist majority of about 25. Jf
 Thomasville, Aug. 3.-At 4 p. m. about 400 votes boiled; Johnston and ticket 300, Goodwin 100. r
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ESCAMBlA.

Pollard, Aug. 9O.-Johnston 121, Good wyn 69, Mcconnell IT, Henley 97, at this box.
 Brewton, Aug. 3.-Heavy vote being boiled here; no definite figures. Popu- lites and negroes badly split; democrats seem to be leading.
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MACON.

Tuskegee, Aug. 3.-A heavy vote was boiled throughout the county, the fusion ticket showing heavy gains, but the best estimate gives the regular democratic tickets, state and county, a small major ity.
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cRENSHAW.

Luverne, Aug. 3.--(SpeciaL)-Th coun- ty is close for governor. The populists will elect a majority of the county offi- cers. Nothing definite is known yet.
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Stevenson, Aug. 3.-Bass beat give, Johnston 89 Goodwin 40, Timberlake and Bouldin 85, Cargile A. Davis 42.
 Scottsboro, Aug. 3.-(Special.) )-Ter boxes heard from give Johnston 300 ma jorfty
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cAl HnIlN

Piedmont, Aug. 3.-Total vote polled here 321 The count now, at 8:45 o'clock, is Johnston 63 Goodwin 45.
 Piedmont, Aug. 3.-Johnston will have
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CoLBERI.

Tuscumbia, Aug. 3.-Colbert county goes democratic by 100 majority. The largest negro vote ever boiled cuts down the usual democratic majority of 300.