The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-05


vim, (Dem) over Rogers, (Fusion) 553
Coroner, Maddry, (Dem.) over Pickett,
(Fusion) $40. County Commissioners,
Allen Dem) over Warren, (Fusion) SOS;
Turrentine, (Dem.) over Gray, (Fusion)
515 Page, (Dem.) over Lynn, (Fusion)
4S4.
Foushee, (Dem.) for Senate, has 571
majority over Vickers, (Fusion); Scott,
(Dem.) for Senate, has $40 majority over
Harrison, (Fusion).
FRANKLIN.
Louisburg, N. c., August 4.--Franklins
official vote: Majority for amendment,
1,13S Aycock, 1,190.
GREENE.
Snow Hill, N. c., August 4.-The COM
plete returns for Greene county show the
following: For amendment, 904 majority;
State ticket, 735 majority; for F. l.. Carr,
Representative, S35 majority; for State
Senators, 751 majority; for county ticket,
751 majority. Election very quiet. No
disturbance. Most of the negroes
scratched the Populists on the fusion
ticket and many of them voluntarily voted
the Democratic ticket, which accounts
for the large majority.
HENDERSON.
Hendersonville, N c., August 4.-Coun-
ty board canvassed election returns from
the various precincts today. Official
count shows majority against amendment
to be 1856; against State ticket, 342; legis-
lative ticket, 354; county ticket, 2S0 to 1885,
Normal Republican majority in this coun
ty heretofore 45O. Our main fight was
for the amendment and we are gratified
at the glorious result here and elsewhere
in the State. Pennsylvania is safely Dem
ocratic.
Swan Quarter, N. c., August 4.-Dem-
ocratic candidate for Representative
elected by one hundred majority Amend
ment one hundred majority. State ticket
about the same.
IREDELL.
Statesville, N. c., August 4.-Iredelps
official vote is: For amendment, 1858;
against amendment, 1878. For Aycock, g.
ITO; Adams, 2,319; Armfield, 2,916. Reece.
1897; Pinnix, 2,2OO Stikeleather, 2,189
Pinnix (Republican) and Stikeleather
(Populist elected in the district by more
than four hundred. Majority for county
officers more than four hundred. Ste
venson's majority six hundred and ninety
for the House, Watts majority six hum
dred and eighty-two.
LENOIR.
Kinston, N c., August 4.-Lenoir gives
LOGS majority for the amendment.
MECKLENBURG.
Charlotte, ~ c.. August 4.-Offcial re-
turns, Mecklenburg county gave Ayeock
3,46S majority. Majority for amendment,
Is SOB; amendment running ahead of the
vote for Governor.
Charlotte, N. c., August 4.-Aycock's
majority in Mecklenburg, 3,46S majority
for amendment, 1883
MOORE
Carthage, N. c., August 4.-Moore coun-
ty Legislature Democratic. Senate in
Moore Democratic. County Offices Demo-
cratic except sheriff State ticket Demo-
cratic Amendment Democratic BIZ small
majority.
NORTHAMPTON.
Jackson, n. c., August A. Official vote
of Northampton county: Majority for
amendment, 1874; Governor, 1852; judi
cial, 1,400.
Greenville, NJ c., August Amend
ment and State ticket thirteen nundred
and seventy nine majority.
robson.
Maxton, N. c., August 4.-Robeson's
majority for State ticket, 3,543, a gain of
2,S12 Send that banner down.
Lumberton, N c., August 4.-Robeson
gives the amendment 1911 majority; Ay-
cock, 3,543. Who leads in race for Gov
error? Answer.
a VANCE.
Henderson, n. c.. August 4.-The vote
of Vance for amendment, 433 majority;
for Aycock, $50; Burroughs. Senator, 402;
Daniel, Representative, 364.
WATAUGA
North Wilkesboro, ~ c., August A.
Watauga county goes Republican on leg
islative ticket by about 500; against State
ticket and amendment probably 400.
YANCEY.
Marion, N. c., August 4-McDowell
two hundred, Yancey two hundred, en-
tire Democratic ticket. Mitchell, thir
teen hundred Republican; against anne
ment, eleven hundred and fifty Repub-
lican legislative ticket.