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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-11-09
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WISCONSIN.

Democratic Gains, But Scoheld IL
Probably Elected.
Milwaukee. wis. Nov. S.--Twenty pre-
cincts out Of 124 in the city of Milwau-
kee give scoheld. Republican, for Govern
or, 1924; for Sawyer, Democrat, 2,sl7, a
considerable Democratic gain.
Chairman Treat, of the Republican state
committee. estimates that Scoheld Will
carry the state by $4,000 10 10000 plurality,
and claims nine congressman. On the 9TH
er hand. National Democratic Committee
man r. c. Wall, who is figuring for the
Democrats, says he will concede nothing
at present, nor will he give any figures.
He says the latest returns favor the DEM
ocratic ticket
From a conservative standpoint 1t looks
as though Scoheld will carry the state by
a somewhat reduced plurality from the
figures estimated by Chairman Treat
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GIynn County.
Rrnnssrick Ca. NoY. S.-Glynn county
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PENNsYLV ANA.
A Midnight Estimation Gives "A Re-
publican Plurality of 12o,O00.

Philadelphia, Nov. S.--Pennsyivania re-
terns are slow, and in some instances
unsatisfactory Al midnight an estimate,
based on the returns of the counties heard
from indicate the election Of Stone by a
plurality which win exceed $4,000. Stone
may have 1900 plurality in Philadelphia
county alone
$3.50 a. m.-Legislative returns thus far
received show Democratic and fusionst
net gains Of thirteen in the assembly Dis
tricts not yet heard from Will probably
elect ten Of the fifteen Democrats 20 seats
now held by Republicans. The Quay lead
ers claim that u majority Of the Repub-
llcans elected will favor the reelection Of
The senator.
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Perry, Ca, Nov. s.-About $50 votes were
polled. Lewis got all.
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ware County.

Waycross, Ca, Nov. S.--Ware county
polled about $50 votes to-day, giving
Brantley majority in the county over
Wilkinson Of 500 or 600. The balloting was
light IN the country, the town doing more
than half the total vote. There are two
polling places in Waycross, the court house
and the opera house, and up to 9 o'clock
this morning not a single Populist had
appeared al either place."
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

Republicans and PopuIistS Both
Claim the state.
Sioux Falls, s. D., Nov. s.-Returns from
the state at midnight were meager. Repub-
Hcan gains have been uniform, but small.
Chairman Herroid, Of Republican state
committee, expresses the belief that Phil
ps Republican for Governor. is elected.
with the entire state ticket and Burke and
Gamble for Congress
Chairman Kidd, of the Popullst state
committee, said at midnight: "Wc have
carried the state by 5000, and have elected
both Congressman" This, however. is lit
tie better than a guess as the returns are
meager.
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FLORIDA.
Democrats and Amendments Garry
the DaV Overwhelmingly

Democrats and Amendments Carry
the Day Overwhelmingly.
jacksonville, Fla, Nov. S.-Returns in
sure the return of S. NJ. Sparkman. Dem
ocrat, in the First Congressional district,
and r. W. Davis. Democrat in the Sec
ond. The vote, judging from indications
is from 10 to 20 per cent lighter for both
parties than in 1886. The whole Demo-
cratic state ticket is elected The light
vole is due to the feeble resistance offered
The constitutional amendments requiring
that bonds of state officers be in sound
surety and guarantee companies We're car
ried Overwhelmingly. The Republicans and
Populists viii not elect altogether over
five members Of the legislature, If that
many. The legislature elected to-day will
choose a successor 10 Senator Samuel
paScO.
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Fort Worth. Tex, Nov. s.-sayers car
ries the city by about 2l00 plurality. Is
timated ne will carry state by 10000. Ad-
vices received by Democratic state Chair
man Bell are TO the effect that the Re-
publcans claim Hawley's election in the
Tenth district by 1900, while the Demo-
Gratis contend that Robinson is elected by
a small majority.
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county.

Mount Vernon. Ga, Nov. s.-The indica-
TONS are that Braniey has carried Mont
aomerv by about 200 majority The ne
groes voted almost soidly for Wilkinson.
some Of the Populists voted FOR Whkin-
~, hut the most Of them stayed at home.
The vote was light and everything quiet.
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Memphis. Nov. S.-Mississippi congres
sionaf delegation First district, John NJ
Alien. Democrat, elected; Second district
Thomas Spight, Democrat, elected; Thirt
district, Thomas Catchings, Democraf
elected; Fourth district Andrew Fox
Democrat elected, Fifth district. John 5
Williams, Democrat, elected; seventh dis
trict, Patrick Henry, Democrat, elected.
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TENNESSEE.

Democrats Elect Governor and Gain
Twenty Legislators.
Nashville, Tenn. NOV. 8, l a. m.-Re-
turns. partial and complete. from forty
counties, show an increase of 1900 in
McMlllins majority over the Democratic
majority Of 1896, and indications point to
a majority for McMillin for Governor, ex-
ceeding $4,000 The vote has been exceed
ingly light Democrats gain about TWEEN
ty members OF the legislature.
Knoxville gives McMillin, Democrat, L.
ZOO Fowler Republican, 800 estimated.
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Rrantley. Wilkinson.


Baxley, Ga. Nov. s.-As far as heard
from Brantley has a majority of about
175. He has carried every election district
beard from. The remaining districts will
probably increase his majority TO 200 IN
the county.
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For Port Royal and Beaufort, S. C.

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Brooks County.

ouitman. Ga, Nov S.-The voting was
light here to-day. Brantiey, Democratic
received POP votes; Wilkinson Republican.
"a In the country precincts, yet 10 he
heard from. Brantley's majority will prob
ably be about 300.
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This is the smallest vote that has been
cast in Chatham in congressional cleo
ton in many years, probably the smallest
in two or three decades. II is also with
the exception of two years ago, Col. Les
ter's smallest majority here. In the six
tecttons n which Col Lester has been
the Democratic candidate for Congress
Chatham's vote has been as follows;
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Helena, Mont. Nov. Slate returns
make sure the election Of a. j. Campbell
Democrat, to Congress by a plurality OF
several thousand. The state legislature
Will be Democratic.
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ONO.
Democrats CODcede the Republican
victory to BE 10000 Plurality.

Columbus, o.. NOV. Sat midnight
Chairman Biacker of the Democratic state
committee, conceded the state 10 the Re-
publicans by over 10000 plurality. and
Chairman Daugherty, Of the Republican
state committee claimed about $1,000.
The Ohio congressional delegation re-
mains the same as at present, Is to g. each
oarty carrying precisely the same dis
tricts as at the presidential e.ection two
years ago.
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Liberty County.

Hinesville Nov. S.-Lester's vote in Lib
erty county is estimated at 49, Myrick
only has 2. as far as is known, both re-
ceived here AT Hinesvilie Lester received
50 votes; at Fleming, 20; at Walthour-
vile, SO; at Ways, 81.
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Waynesboro. Ca, Nov S.-The election
passed off quietly to-day, no other candi-
date being voted for but Col. Rufus f.
Lester This precinct. Waynesboro gave
her vote $685. for him. GREEN'S Cut, an
other, and the only, precinct heard from
tonight. gives Lester an entire vote of q.
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Blackshear Ca, Nov. 8.-Pierce gives
Brantley an approximate majority of of
49, The official count will change the fig
ures but little. if at all. A light vote was
polled. The Populists and negroes voted
the straight Republican ticket.
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mously for Lester. He received 14O votes,
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MINNESOTA.
both Parties Claiming the State Mt
O'clock This Morning

both Parties Ginning the State Mt
O'clock This Morning.
st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. Sat 10 O'clock
tonight both parties were claiming the
result on the state ticket. On legislatures
the Democrats have all along conceded
the victory to Republicans. Returns from
congressman are insufficient to decide, all
though it is probable the Republicans have
at least four delegates, probably more. Ap-
parently the result will be decided by the
country, as the two cities are about a
stand-off.
st. Paul, Nov. S.-Ar midnight the
Democratic state committee claimed cleo
ton of Lind for Governor, but would not
give figures.
The Globe-Democrat claimed that he
was elected by 10000 The Republicans sim
ply say the result is stll in doubt; that
the returns are too meager to decide the
res=}t
They also claim all the congressman. al
though the Democrats are positive they
have the Seventh district and possibly two
others.
800 a. m.-Minnesota has not always
been considered a doubtful state. but that
is certainly her position this year Eustis.
the Republican candidate. ran behind his
ticket in most Of those precincts where the
vote on all the candidates was given. so
that the fact that much fuller returns will
be needed to decide between ,the guberna-
torial candidates is looked upon as pre-
sumptive evidence that the rest of the Re
publican ticket is probably elected The
legislature, which will eject a successor
to Senator Davis, is concededly Republi-
can.
four congressman, the other three being
doubtful rather than positively Demo-
cratic. Democrats claim that Eustis is
beaten.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Fargo, ". D., Nov. S.--Reports from all
over the state are very meager, but indi-
cate slight Republican gains over 1896. An
estimate on the state gives the Republican
ticket 800 majority.
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ALABAMA.
Continued from First Page.

is elected by 5000 majority. Burnett, DEM
oerat, carried the Seventh district by 1900
majority. so s
Gen. Joe Wheeler was unanimously re-
elected in the Eighth, not vote being
cast against him
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Conee County.

Douglas Ga. Nov. s.-Coffee county
gives Brantiey 800 and Wilkinson 'SOo' ap-
nroximated. The election was very quiet.
Tbe democrats were careless and too con-
e5ent Of the final results in the Eleventh
district
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Reno, New, Nov. 8, 10 r. m.-Indications
point to the election of McMillin, Repub-
bcan. for Governor; NewTands, silver. for
Congress; Flanagan, Republican, for SEN
ntnr and al least two out u four ASSEM-
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BuIIoch County.

Statesboro, Ga, Nov. S.-Three hundred
and seventy-fve votes were polled here.
Testers majority is 800. His estimated
majority in the county is 600.
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TeIfnir County.

Lumber City. Ca. Nov. s-Telfair gives
Rrantley big majority. The precincts
heard from vote as follows: McRae gives
Brantley 100: Wilkinson, 40; Lumber City,
Brantley. 81; Wilkinson, 26; Helena, Brant-
ley, "A; Wilkinson, /, Scotland, Brantley
40; Wilkinson, none. The county pre-
cincts will be almost solid for Brantley
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charlton County.

Folkston, Ga, Nov. ga very light vote
pas polled in Charlton county to-day. A
conservative estimate places the vote at
TX for Brautley TO 50 FOR Wilkinson. In
mis- .dlstrict wilkinson did not receive a
single white vote.
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Rome. Ca, Nov. S.-The vote in FLOYD
was light and the election quiet The
Rome box polled only 534, Of which Austin,
the Popuiist candidate received II. The
total county vote viii not exceed $50, and
Maddox will get 500 of them. Reports
from the counties in the Seventh shows a
light vote. but Maddox is getting nearly
all Of them. The district won't poli over
5000.
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Starke, Fla, Nov. S.-~The entire Demo
cratic ticket in Bradford is elected. Hons
J. T. Wills and J. L. Hin win represent
Bradford i'm the legislature.
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Americas. Ga. Nov. 8--A very light vote
was polled in the congressional election
here to-day. Hon L. B. Lewis received
all of the votes cast, except l6 for the Re-
publican candidate
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Rrxnn County.

Pembroke, Ca, Nov S.-Bryau county 5
vote is a small one. The estimated ma
jority for Lester is $50 to 400 in the county.
AT Clyde, the county seat, Lester receiv-
ed Il votes and Myrick none.
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CIinch County.

bonneville Ga, Nov. S.-A small vote
rs nolled in this county, about two-thrds
that of the state election. Brantley's ma
inri,v over Wilkinson is about l25.
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Republican Gains.

Canton, o.. Nov. S-Republicans carry
Canton on head of ticket by 454. gair
of 100 over last year. Republicans cleo
county ticket.
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I'm the Fourtb District.

Talbotton, Ca, Nov. Sin the election
to-day w. c. Adamson will receive the full
vote cast. The vote is small.
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Guyton. Ga, Nov. S.-Col. Rufus e.
Lester received $50 majority in Eftingham
to-day.
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TESTERS MAJORITY 5000.

Carries Every County i'm the Dis
trict by Good Majorities.
Full returns and reliable estimates show
that the following majorities have been
given in the First district
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Athens. Ga, Nov. S.-Clarke county
gives Howard 400 majority for Congress
over Neise. Populist.
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Dublin. Ca, Nov. s.-Three districts OF
This county give Brantiey majority OF
316. Others viii increase II 10 4'0
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sandersvllle, Ga. Nov. S.-Congressman
Fleming had no opposition. About 800
votes were cast for him in Washington
county.
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THE ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
RrantIey's Majority SO Large as to
he Overwhelming.

Full returns and reliable estimates from
the Eleventh district show Congressman
Brantley to have received majority APP
proximating 5000. The missing returns
will not materially change the figures.
The returns indicate the following ma
iOrities:
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Macon, Ca, Nov S.-Bartlett got a nice
vote to-day; no opposition.
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majority A light vote was polled through
out the county.
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MISSOURI.
Chairman Cook Says the state II
35.OOo Democratic.

st. Louis, No. Nov. s.-chairman Cook
claims the election Of the entire Demo-
cratic stale ticket by a plurality of 35.-
coo the election Of thirteen, and posi-
bly fourteen, congressman, and the re-
turn Of a safe majority to the legislature.
insurlng the reelection OF United States
Senator Cockren.
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LOUISIANA.
Democrats Make Clean sweep and
Elect six Congrassmen.

New Orleans, Nov. s.-The Democrats In
Louisiana made clean sweep to-day,
electing six congressman, three railroad
commissioners and three Judges IN the par
ish Of Orleans
Adolph Meyer; Second Robert c. Davey.
Third. Robert r. Broussard Fourth, Pha-
nor Breazeale. Fifth Samuel T. Baird;
sixth, Samuel M. Robertson.
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Waycross, Ga, Nov. s.-Brantley carries
Ware county for 800. Nine counties heard
from give Brantley over 5000 majority.
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Jesup, Ga, Nov. S.-A light vote wa
cast to-day. Wayne county is safe 70
Brantley by $50 majority.
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Thomasville. Ga. Nov. 8-Griggs carries
Thomas county by 500. Vote light.
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Emngham County.

From any standpoint the election of yes
terday is satisfactory.
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In The Second District.

Ft. Gaines. Ca. Nov. .S.-Congressman
J. NJ. Griggs carries Clay county by over
200 majority Election quiet.
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