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The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
MICHIGAN.

Detroit, Mich, November 1.-The repub- licans of Michigan have reelected Cover nor Bliss and their entire state ticket, eleven of the twelve congressman and an overwhelming majority of the members of the state legislature. The republican ma jority is estimated at between 30.000 and 40,00O. Bliss ran heavily behind his ticket. [. T. Durand, the democratic candidate for governor, boiled very heavy vote. The legislature will elect General R. A. Alger to fill the unexpired term of the late United States Senator McMillan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
MARENoo.

Demopolis, November 4-(special.)- )- This box gives for governors, Jelks POS, Smith 5. All other nominees of demo- cratic party ran in like proportion, For congressman first district-Hubbard 4, George w. Taylor 210; state senator, Wolff POT; representative. Minge 206, Will Hams 203 Estimated democratic major ity of Marengo county about 800. Woolff for senator, Minge and Williams for rep- resentatives elected without opposition. Wash Taylor will go back to congress with large majority of votes. Thomas for county superintendent of education elect ed without opposition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
MISSOURI.

St. Louis, November Alt Il o'clock partial returns from the state indicate falling off in the total vote as compared with 1900 of 15 to 25 per cent. At demo- cratic headquarters 1t IS asserted the democratic ticket will come to St. Louis with 15.00O to 1S,000 majority. Indications point to a sweeping democratic victory in St. Louis, with a plurality of 15.000, the election of two democratic congressman out of three and the full democratic ticket
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, November 4.-Despite the apparent apathy of the voting public dur ing the campaign, the vote boiled fin this city today was much heavier than an- ticipated. Contrary to expectations the balloting was unattended by any serious disturbance, and the election was con- ducted more quietly than for number of years. There were few arrests for il- legal voting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
GEORGIA.

Atlanta, November 4.-Georgia today elected a solid delegation of eleven dem ocratic congressman. So little interest was taken In the election that the figures in the eleven districts were not collated tonight Except in the Seventh district the democrats had no opposition, and in that district it was inconsequential. The vote boiled was very light. The cleo. ton was for congressman only.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
ARKANSAS.

Little Rock. November 4-Less than sixty per cent of the normal vote was boiled in the election for congressman in Arkansas today. All the seven dem ocratic nominees were elected by majori- ties ranging from 5000 to 5000. In six dis tricts there were republican nominees. In some places the negro voters remained away from the polls. Rains and confi- dence of a democratic victory seemed to keep many voters at home. The total vote today will hardly exceed 6ooOO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
MONTANA.

Butte, Mont, November 4.-Reports re- ceived up, to midnight give the state to the republicans almost beyond doubt Over twenty-five precincts have been heard from. including the largest coun- ties in Montana.
 For associate justice of the supreme court, w. l.. Holloway republican, de- feated Jerry Leslie, democrat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
TALLAPoosA.

Dadeviile, November 4.-tspeciai. )-This beat gives Jelks 156, Smith 12 Congress- man-Thompson 159, Nolen 8. Senator Lancaster l6O. Legislature aR. Bal lard 161, James w Strother 165. Estimate vote of county is less than half, and dem- oeratlc majority of 800 to 1000
 Alexander City, November 4.-(Special) Two hundred and seventy-four was the total vote of this box. Jelks received 236. Smith 2s. Gay | For congress- Thompson 231, Nolen fl. For Senator Lancaster 24e. For egislature-Ballard 246 Strother 232.
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MARSHALL.

Guntersville. November 4.-(Special.)- Thirteen beats out of twenty-four give Burnett for congress Ss3, Street S51. Streets home beat gives Burnett 103, Street 30. Streets majority in the county will not be over 200. John A. Lusk Is un- doubtedly elected representative by over 600 majority. A heavy vote was boiled. The race for governor will likely be very close
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
NEBRASKA.

Lincoln, Neb., November 4-Lincoln city cast nearly it's normal vote, giving the republican ticket approximately 1900 plu- rality. Mickey, republican for governor, who is expected to be the low man, is running well with the rest of the ticket. The entire republican legislative ticket two senators and five republicans is elect ed in this country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
INDIANA.

Indianapolis, Ind, November 4.-Indiana went republican today by from 25,000 to 40OOO. The congressional delegation re- mains the same, with nine republicans and four democrats. The legislature will be about twenty-five republican majority on joint ballot and Senator Charles w. Fairbanks will be reelected to the United States senate. This estimate is based on unofficial returns.
 At midnight 800 precincts in the state outside of Marion county 1ndianapolis) show a republican gain of H40, which would carry the state by 10000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
MONTGOMERY.

Montgomery, November 4-This county went democratic by 15OO, about one-third of vote being boiled. Stenfeld repub ilcan, for congress boiled about 150 and Smith for governor 100 Over half the county beats have not felt enough inter- est to send in returns
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cuLLMAN.

Cullman, November 4.-(Special)-Ten precincts heard from out of twenty-four give Jelks and Burnett for congress two hundred majority; Parker, democrat. for the legislature three hundred and fifty majority. Indications are that the dem ocratic state ticket and Burnett for con- gress will carry the county from two to three hundred, and Parker for legisla- ture four hundred to five hundred.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
coLRERT.

Tuscumbia, November 4.-(speeial)- This box gives Jelks 153, Smith 1S4, Rich ardson, for congress, 164, Jackson PA For representative, Deloney 169, Titus 9.
 Sheffield gives Jelks 6s majority. Light vote boiled. Will not exceed 500. Demo- cratic majority estimated at 200.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson, Miss, November 1.-The vote in Mississippi today was very light, the tabulations so far made indicating a total of less than 4O,0O0. All the democratic candidates for congress were elected without opposition. The constitutional amendments are believed to have been defeated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
LAupERpALE.

Florence November 4-(Special )-Fif- teen out of seventeen county precincts heard from; all democratic but two. Kil- len has s94 and Simpson se2 majority over Chisholm, highest republican candidate for the legislature. State and congress sional tickets lead county ticket about 100. Conservatively estimated, Florence will give a democratic majority of from 10 to 100.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
LoWNDES.

Letohatchie, November 4.-(Special)- The vote of Lowndes county. in sixteen beats heard from, give Jelks 79o. Smith 6s. Letohatchie beat gives Jelks 49. Smith 2. The vote for governor practically ap- plies to congressman and county offices. A large majority of the beats heard from give no vota for the renuhliaan tiaket
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LIMESTONE.

Athens, November 4s--(Special) )-Thc vote in this county will not pass 150U. There is no opposition hardly to the democratic ticket H. c. Tach is elected to the legislature without opposition Richardson for congress carries the coun- ty almost solid. Very few republican votes cast in the county. no negroes vot- ing 4s
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Huntsville. November 4-(Speeial)-' Partial returns from Madison county in- dicate that the majority for the straight democratic ticket will be not less than 150O. The following county officers are elected: Robert E. Spragins, state sena- tor; Richard Walker and A S. Fletcher. representatives. Only 65s votes were boiled at Huntsville.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
MINNIE

St. Paul. Minn.. November 1.-The en- tire republican ticket has been elected in Minnesota by a plurality of over 10000 and possibly over 30OOO. Full returns have not yet been received, but enough has come in to indicate that Governor Van sant has been reelected by over 30,0OO plurality.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
DALLAS.

Selma, November 4.-(Special) )-Indica- tions are that less than 1900 votes were cast in Dallas today, but in the number there are not over forty republican votes Selma precinct gave Jelks 597, Smith 4; Bowie 596, Edwards 6. But few precincts have been heard from. Dallas majority will be about 1400
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
MARYLAND.

Baltimore, November 4.-The election in Maryland, which was only for congress- men, passed off quietly. Of the six con gressmen, the republicans elected four and the democrats two. The vote in the third district was very close, Wachter, republican, having a majority of about 100
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
PIckENs.

Reform, November 4.-(SpeciaL)- L)-Re- Form-Jelks 100. Smith g; Rankhead 100, Ford ncae
 Carrollton--Jelks 96, Smith 2. Bankhead 96, Ford none Curry elected by large ma jority to legislature county safe for den- ocracy by 800 ma sority.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
EAXETTE.

Fayette, November 4.-(Special )-Six beats heard from give Jelks 2s4 Smith 176 Congress-Bankhead 3S7, Ford POP. Senate-Nesmith 3S9, Gaines 226. Repre- sentative-Peters, democrat. S55. Hollis populist, 160. Studdard, republican, IT, State democratic ticket safe, adso legis- lative ticket.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05

New Haven, Conn.,, November 4-Con- necticutt today elected the full repub- lican ticket for state officers and all the five republican candidates for congress. Returns received up to midnight from 150 of 16S towns in the state, not including the important cities of New Haven, Hart ford, Bridgeport and Waterbury indicate that the plurality for Chamberlain, re- publican candidate for governor, would be at least 15,0O0, an increase of 1000 over two years ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
PERRY.

Marion, November 4.-(Special. )-Little interest was manifested in today's cleo ton. Marion beat boiled 166 votes, vlr- tually all for the democratic ticket. Eight negroes voted at this box and all voted the democratic ticket It is estimated the whole vote of the county will not exceed $50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
MOBILE.

Mobile, November 4.-(Special.) )-A1 city wards except the Eight, and five
 county precincts give Jelks 115s, Smith 167. Majority for Jelks and democratic ticket in this county will be between 1900
 and 20OO. Small vote polled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
SUMTER.

Livingston, November 4.-(Special.)- Sumter county gives democratic ticket 700 majority. Not ten~republican votes were cast in the county. Lvingston-Jeiks and state ticket 123; Smith and republican stata ticket. one. Bankhead 122, Ford one. A Rogers, for state senator, and R. L. Scale and s. c. Ward, for representa- lives, elected without opposition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Cal, November 4.-Only few scattering returns have been re- ceived from the city and state. These indicate that the governorship is very doubtful. Lane, democrat, Is running ahead of his ticket The legislature will probably be republican.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
ELMoRE.

wetumpka November 4.-(Special)- Beats Eight and Eighteen, the two city beats, give Jelks 1S7, Smith 19 Estimated this county will give 1900 majority dem- ocratic. Congressman and members or the legislature will receive about same ma 1ority as governor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
JACKSON.

Scottsboro, November 4-(Special.)- J Jelks 16o. Smith 40 For congress: Rich ardson 169, Jackson S3.
 Bridgeport--Jeiks s5, Smith IS. Holly wood-Jelks S6. Smith 1s Larkinsville- Jelks ST, Smith S4. LimrocK-JeIks & Smith AS. Woodville-Jelks ST. Smith IA. Paint Rock--Jeiks 35. Smith IA.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, November 4.-Lieutenant Gov ernor John L. Bates, of Boston. was elected governor by the republicans in the state election today, defeating Will liam A. Gaston, democratic candidate, by 37,745 plurality. the vote being: Bates, republican, 195, 9e1: Gaston, democrat, 15S-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
coNEcUH.

Evergreen. November 4.-(special)- Five beats heard from give democrats majority of about 400. Republican ticket will poll barely 100 in the county. Jay, democrat for representative, will win by safe majority. Wiley, for congress, has practically no opposition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
HALE

Greensboro, November 4.-(Special)- One hundred and fifty votes were boiled in Greensboro, 15O being for Jelks and 1 for Ad Wimbs for governor. The rest of the democratic ticket unanimous 9th CT beats not heard from. Indications are that a very light vote is boiled fin the county-all democratic.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
KANSAS.

Topeka, Kas., November 4.-Kansas has gone republican by at least 10000 major ity The entire state ticket and all the eight congressman are elected by the re- publicans The republicans will have a big majority in the legislature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
MONROE.

MonroeviIle, November 4.-(Special.)-. Only three boxes heard from. Monroe vile gives Jelks and state ticket 1144. Smith B. Tunnell Springs, Jelks 52; Beat 6, Jelks 90. Wiggins. democrat, will prob ably be elected to the legislature by small majority.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05

The democrats concede the election oi
 the republican congressional and state ticket. Republicans have elected 122 out of 132 members of the legislature. This insures the election of A. B. Kutteridge of this city to the United States senate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05

Nashville, Tenn. November 4-Forty- two counties heard from give James B. Frazier, democratic candidate for gov- ernor, a majority of 37.s50 votes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
LAMAR.

Sulligent, Nov. 4.-(Special. .)-Approxi- mate Jelks' majority at 6OO Bankhead's 8 majority about the same. Nesmith, state senator, about z0o McClusky. representa- tive, about the same.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
RUSSELL.

Scale, November 4-(Special) l)-Election 1 today passed off quietly. Estimated that county will give democratic state and
 congressional tickets 300 majority. No
 opposition to county democratic nomi- nees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
MORGAN.

Hartselle. November 4-(Special.) )-Th's box gave Jelks and the democratic nomi- nees two to one over the opposition. Democratic candidates for the legisla- ture have no opposition. Democratic ma jority in this county will be 100 Light vote.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
EscAM RIA,

Brewton, November Especial )-Jelks for governor, Wiley for congress and Leigh for legislature elected by 400 major ity. Vote exceedingly light.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05

Booz. November 4.-(Special) )-F ourteen beats heard from give Jelks S67, Smith 920; for congressman, Street 91S Burnett sra For the legislature Lusk's majority is 161.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
RANDOLPH.

Roanoke, November 4.-(SpeciaL)- oke beat gives the following majorities: For governor, Jelks S15; for congress, Thompson 313; for representative, Hand- ly, 329 The county will give the dem ocratic ticket about 500 majority. A light vote was cast.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
GREENE.

Geneva, Nov. 4.-(Special )-Estimated that about 1500 votes will be cast out of 230O registered. Impossible to make cor rect estimate, as only two beats heard from. Safe to say the democratic state ticket is elected. The democratic county ticket is probably elected except Ellberry, for representative. Clayton running ahead of ticket.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
MARION.

Guin, November 4-(special.) )-Five beats heard from give Jelks, for gover- nor, Bankhead for congress and Altman for representative, 315 majority. County will be democratic by 400 majority.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
EToWAH.

Gadsden, Nov. 4-(Special.) )-Returns up to late hour indicate the election of the entire democratic ticket by majority of about 300. Burnett. for congress, car ries the county by probably 800. Dispen- sary issue toe close to make prediction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-05
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Sioux Falls, s. D., November 4.-Chair- man Casey of the republican state com mittee at Il o'clock tonight claimed the state by not less than 10000 plurality.
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LEE.

Opelika, November 4.-(Special.)-Th count in this box not completed. Vote in this county light. Estimated democratic majority S00
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WASHINGTON.

St. Stephens. November 4-(Special.)- St. Stephens gives entire democratic tick ct, 56, republicans nothing. Democratic majority for county will probably reach 200.
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cRENsHAW.

Luverne November 4.-(Special.) )-Six voting places heard from gives the dem ocratic ticket 351 and the republican tick ct S6. Light vote cast all over the coun- ty.
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CHEROKEE.

Center, November 4--(Speeial.) )-Re- turns so far indicate the election of the entire democratic ticket and a majority for Burnett of 400.
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Rock Run, November 4.-(Special.)- Five boxes, Spring Garden, Pleasant Gap, Rock Run, Tecumsie and Rock Run Sta tion. gives Burnett 15s, street n. Repre- sentative-Siglin 14S, Weaver 54; county superintendent of ducation-Williams 151. Mccall 8.
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WINSTON.

Double Springs, November 4.-(Special.) The result in Winston is in doubt. The democrats claim the county by from 50 to 100 majority. Burnett leads by small vote.
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This county will give the democratic state majority of about 200. Bowie, for congress, also carriers the county
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ALABAMA DEMOCRATS CRUSH
 HOPES OF LILY WHITES
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democratic majority In this county will reach from 1200 to 150o. Light vote was polled, because of lack of opposition to local ticket.
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WILCOX.

Camden, November 4-(Special.) )-Wil- cox will give the democratic ticket a majority of about 500. Light vote.
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LAWRENCE.
Moultor

Moulton, November 4.-(Speciai.) )-Lighl vote boiled Democratic majority prob ably 800. Lowe, democrat, erected to leg islature.
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TALLADEoA.

syiacauga, November a.-(Special.) ' Rest 1 this precinct gives Jelks 142, smith 2s; Bowie IA Edwards 19. Bal ance of the ticket about the same. Box
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PIKE.

Troy, November Especial )-Indica- tons point to a democratic majority in Pike county of 500.
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CLARKE

Thomasville. November 4-(Special.)- )- This precinct gives Jelks solid vote of 13O.
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Talladega. November 4--(special)- Democratic majority in Talladega county for entire ticket Is over 10oo votes. Bowie's majority will be about HOO. Twelve beats give Bowie $50 majority. The vote in Talladega beat is Jelks 20. Smith S9; Bowie 39s Edwards e5; Castleberry, Sem ator and Joiner and Lanier republicans are elected.
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Very little interest was taken in the election here today. The democratic ticket | leads by two to one majority.
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ONLY SURPRISE OF DAY
 WAS SPRUNG IN NEW YORK
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more if not the entire delegation The candidates in the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth districts are having a close run.
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ST. CLAIR.

springville, November 4.-(Special.)-
 This precinct gives Jelks 17S Smith 68. For congress, Burnett IFS, Street 63. For representative, Brown, democrat, 179; Conner, republican, Il. Reports from
 beats 1, ?, B. 4, and indicate a demo- cratic majority in the county of 200.
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coosA.

Goodwater, November 4--fspecial.)- Three beats in Coosa give democratic ticket 20 majority Indications from Coosa and Clay are they are in the democratic column by safe majorities.
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2. this precinct. not heard from. but the vote Is small and about offset.
 Chiidersburg. November 4-(special)- The vote in this precinct gives Jelks IT. Smith 6; Bowie T7, Edwards g.
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WilsonviIe, November 4-(specia1.)- )- Democratic majority in this beat for the first time in fifteen years.
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Nanvoo, November 4-(Special )--Nan- VOC box-Jell1s 2S Smith 20; Cunningham 25, Lane 20; Bankhead 2S, Ford 19
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WALkER.

Jasper. November 4--(speciaL)-A ma jority of the beats heard from in Walker indicates that Jell1s and state ticket has carried the county by 300. Bankhead for congress will have 800 majority. Nesmith has carried the county for state senate by 400. Bankhead and Gray have won for the legislature by 500 over Shields and Crumpton, republicans.
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Clanton, November 4-(Speeial) livery light vote boiled Not through counting at Clanton and several boxes not heard from It is believed entire democratic ticket will win by fifteen or less majority in Chiffon.
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Fort Payne, November 4.-(Special)- Fourteen beats in DeKalb county gives Jelks AS majority; Burnett Al majority; Fulton, democrat, for represent i've, seems to be safe. The entire democratic ticket will carry the county by safe ma jority.
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CLAY.

Lineville, November 4-(Special.) )-This county goes democratic by 300 to 400 ma jority.
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cHILToN.

verbena, November 4.-(Special)-ver- bena box gives Bowie 5S Edwards 2. Cooper's. Bowie S9. Edwards 114 Yer bena, Jelks 60. Smith ?.
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Eutaw, November 4.-(Special )-Greene county will give the entire democratic ticket 300 majority.
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Goodwater, November 4.--(Special.)- Eight beats in Coosa heard from give democratic majority of 2S3. Only one beat carried by republicans-Gockford beat, by one vote. This box usually gives 150 majority.
 Two beats In Clay county give 20 demo- cratic majority.
 Democrats will carry Coosa by 300.
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TENNESSEE.

licans, four democrats and three doubt ful districts.
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FIREWORKS EXPLOSION
 KILLS ELEVEN PERSONS
MADISON.

The negroes in this and adjacent beats voted solid the democratic ticket
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Novennbe

Asheyille, November 4-(Special)-
 Seven beats heard from give majority for Burnett for congress of ITS, Smith, for senate, 169; Brown, for representative. 1 196. Jelks will probably lose county by | 165. Contest for congressman and all county officers very close.
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Jemison, November 4-(Special)- )-This beat gives Jelks 45, Smith IA; Bowie for congressman 45. Edwards no; TOT legisla- ture, Crumpton 45 Reynolds 116.
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cLEBURNE.

Edwardsville. November 4.-Cspecial.)- 4.
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Ashland. November 4.--(SpeciaL)- entire democratic ticket, state and coun- ty carries Clay county by $50 majority. Thompson for congress carries the coun- ty by 450 majority.
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TUSCALOOSA.

Tuscaloosa, November 4.-(Special.) j. This precinct gives Jellzs 2lO. Smith Il Northport-Jelks 110 Smith TO- Cotton dale-Jelks 50. Smith 1.
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HENRY

Columbia, November 4.-tspecial)-