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PERRY.

Marion, April 14.-(Special. )-The election under the new primary sys- tenn has shaken the county from cen ter to circumference. All seemed to want to do the fair thing but didn't know exactly how. Training for many years was too hard to over come with the first dose. The State ticket was allowed to pass in under the circus door of the County Execu- tive Committee which assembled at noon today with only a slight protest from the firing line which represented the interest of county aspirants. Py- rotechnics flew around like small bal looms when the real circus opened Stewart and Stewart Wm. Fowlkes, DeGraffenried and Evins. represent the contestants, The latter two not pres ent today, but will be before the State Committee and the courts to a finish. W. F. Hogue represents the other side. The we'll paying offices of Tax Asses sor and Circuit Clerk are involved. Differences unofficial 2 votes between the Assessor candidates and votes between the Clerks. Contests up in i've beats. Marion, Scotts, Pinetuckey, Radfordsville and Oakgrove. IrTegu- larities charged, failure to number votes, no tickets in boxes, leaving tickets for morning count, sending DOXSS m Dy OIn6F than committeeman, ct cetera, will come up before the State Committee, and the courts.
 The consolidating of the returns has taken much time and 1t has been razzle dazzle pure and simple under a new regime of law and practice.
 By common consent the State ticket was allowed to pass in and be counted as follows; Mcclellan, 669; Kelly, 275; Haralson, 5s9; Dowdell, 461; Dem son, 562; Callahan. 4I4; Anderson, S9l: Tyson. SIS; Thorington, 463; Simpson, 54e; Selheimer, 343; Sayre, 33S.
 Smith, Chancellor, 922.
 Thompson, Solicitor. 14o; Mangum, 97; Fowlkes, 7S7.
 Moore, Circuit Judge. 969.
 Underwood for Congress. BPS.
 President of Railroad Commission Conner. S7l; Compton, '; Kolb S3; Smith, 102.
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MADISON.

Huntsville, April 14.-(Special. )-Judge Paul SpeaAe of Huntsville has been nominated for Judge of the Sixteenth Circuit by a plurality of 1s votes. The victory was conceded to Jas. s. Ballen- tine until the official count of votes. The first figures reported were in error at many places. In Limestone and Madi- son counties the vote was: Spealze, 1,459; gallentine. LAO. Erie Pettus was nomi- mated for Solicitor by a fair majority over Douglass Taylor. The vote here for Solicitor, Pettus, 1,2S1; Taylor. i,209.
 Another surprise was sprung when the vote for Railroad Commissioner showed Smith to have carried the county by two votes.
 The candidates for Associate Justices received votes as follows: Tyson, 1902: Simpson, 1,4S9: Sayre, 1,0S2; Callahan 1.269; Haralson. 1,056; Anderson, 9S9 Thorington. 71S; selheimer, SSO; Dowdell 617: Denson, 761
 Nominees of the Madison County ticket are: W. T. Lawer, Probate Judge; Hen ry R. Roper, Circuit Clerk; John W. Gar ner. Assessor; T. D. Gardner, Collector; s. R. Butler, Superintendent of Educa- ton; Frank Herford. Treasurer; D. B. Jacks, J. A. Watkins and R. s. Pulley. Commissioners.
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nAT.E-

: Ozark, April H-(Special. )-The vote for Associate Justices of the Supreme Court is: Anderson, T52; Callahan, 699; Denson. 54S; Dowdeil, S7s: Haralson. 6ss; Kelly. s46; sayre S11: Selheimer. l24: Simp- son. 5os; Thorington, T31; Tyson. 1.021.
 For Supernumerary Judge-Aiston, 1,0ls
 For President of Railroad Commission --comer. 1.oSi; Compton, 5; KoIb. a; Smith 4es.
 congress-Kenry D. Clayton, ISIS.
 Judge Third Judicial Circuit--Evans, 1.zz.
 Solicitor Third Judicial Circuit--Frazer, e72; Sanford, 546
 Chancellor Southeastern Divislon--W. l.. Parks, 1,763.
 The second primary is fixed for the first Monday in August
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DALIAE

Selma. April 1A-(special. )-The Exec utlve Committee of Dallas County met to- day. with ]. B. Ellis as chairman and R. E. L. Mel as secretary and officially counted the votes cast in Dallas County in the primary election held on April Il. The results are not materially dif- ferent from the figures previously pub lished. Following Is a summary:
 Judges Supreme Coart-McClellan. 1.0OT; Anderson, 1.oS2; Callahan. As3: Densen. T3s; Dowdell, roc; HaFalson, 1,317: Kelly. 2sS; Sayre. sSs; SelheiHer. aT4: Simpson. 52s; Thorlngton. 64s; Tyson. LIS.
 President of Railroad Cemmission-Co- nnsR. 7sS: Compton. [: Kolb. 1oOi Smith 65A
 congTessman-Bowie. i,247
 Circuit Judge-Moore. 1881.
 solicitor-Fowlkes. 221: Mangum. i,lSs Thompson, 15s.
 shancelloY-Smith. 1895.
 Probate Judge-Pitts, 1,407.
 Tax Coilector--Babeock. 25O: Garrett
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PIKE

Troy, April 14-(SpeciaL) )-The official count of the returns from the election in this county resulted as follows: Su- preme Court Justices. Mcclellan, 918; Anderson, s47; Callahan, 57s; Denson, 1.O05; Dowdell, e4S; Haralson, 97; Kelly. Ss7; sayre, Sss; selheimer. 3o5; Simpson, 6S5: Thorington. s59; Tyson 1.1F.
 For Congress, Graves, 735; Trammel. {: Wiley, 1,181.
 For Judge of Twelfth Judicial Circuit, Hubbard, 1,540; Pearce, 405.
 For President of Railroad Commission, Conner. 1.549: Compton. g; Kolb. "A; Smith 266.
 A. c. Edmonson was leading candidate for Probate Judge and J. F. Wood second over W. R. White, the present incumbent by two votes.
 J. D. Gafford was nominated Tax As- sessor by a majority of 95 votes. V. A. Gibson was nominated Tax Collector by majority of 1,i67 and John G. Key nominated for County Treasurer by a majority of 2ss
 Charlie Cox and W. J. Dennis being the leading candidates for Circuit Court Clerk will have to run through to the second primary.
 T. L. Boron and A. H. Owens, the leading candidates for law court judge primary.
 J. M Sanders was nominated County Superintendent of Education over his op- ponents by a majority of 304.
 M. J. Enzer was nominated over his opponent for County Commissioner of the First District by Il votes, while J. A. Anderson, present incumbent, and T. G. Carlisle will have to run off the race for Commissioner of the Third District.
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COFFEE.

Elba, April )-Official count gives Conner 5si majority and Hubbard for Judge s1 majority over Pearce.
 Supreme Judges got votes as fol- lows:
 Anderson, 526; Callahan, 33S; Dem son. 477; Dowdell. 4s7; Haralson, 43s; Kelly, 47e; Sayre, 53T; Selheimer, 152: s04.
 No changes in county ticket from unofficial count. No opposition to Clayton for Congress. Parks for Chan celior, Parks for Solicitor. and McLel- Ian for Chief Justice, and they poll full vote.
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LIMESTONE.

Athens. April 1A-(special.) .)-The off, eial count is as follows:
 Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Mcclellan. 1854.
 Associate Justiees-Anderson, 3eS; Cal lahan, 7ss; Denson, 9S4; Dowdell. 1,040: Haralson. sSO: Kelly. 375; sayre. 9ss; sel- heimer. s1s: Simpson. 7ss; Thoringtcn. 24l : Tyson. 1.oa4.
 Railroad Commissioner-Comer, 691 {: Compton. IS: Kolb, 3ss: Smith 5s4.
 For ConSFess-Richardson, 1850.
 For Circuit Judge--Ballentine, e60: Speake, S09; Betts. 9.
 For Solicitor-Petus. 1,212: Taylor, 800.
 For Chancellor-Simpson, 1,611.
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TALLADEGA.

Talladega, April A.-tspecial.)- .)-The fol- lowing is the official count made by the Executive Committee of Talladega Coun- ty today:
 For Chief Justice, Mcclellan, 1,062. Associate Justices, Anderson, 797; Cal lahan. S62; Denson, 1,204; Dowdell, 7s7 Haralson. 5SS; Kelly. 962; Sayre. 75S; Sel- heimer. 229; Simpson, Ss7: Thorington, 715; Tyson, 766.
 Supernumerary Judge, Alston, 1,830.
 Circuit Judge, Pelham, 1,s4A
 Circuit Solicitor, Burr, 1856.
 Chancellor, Bridges, 43: Dunlap, 264; Gillian. 101; Whitesides. 51s; Oliver, 5c9. Congress, Fourth District, Bowie, 1885. President of Railroad Commission, Co., mer. 1,121; Smith. 2So; Koib, si; Comp ton. G.
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GENEVA.

Geneva, April l4.--(Special.) )-om- ciaI vote Geneva County:
 Mcclellan. 516; Anderson. 4o9: Calla- han. 3o7; Denson, s14; Dowdell, SIS: Haralson, 2s7; Kelly. 162; Sayre. S02: selheimer, 122; Simpson, 26o; Thoring- ton. 2SS; Tyson. 5S1,
 Railroad Commissioner-Come 633; Compton, 1; Kolb. 10; Smith, z16.
 For Congress--Clayton, 751.
 For Circuit Judge-Huhbard. 335; Pearce. 52S.
 Solicitor-R. Fl. Parks, e1i.
 Chanceuor--W. l.. Parks, 738.
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WALKER.

Jasper, April H.-tSpecial. .)-Followin Is the vote for State officers:
 supreme Court Judges-Anderson. 1891 Callahan, sos: Denson. 59s: Dowdell. 7o2i Haralson. 75s; Kelly. 47e; sayre, s2s; sei. heimer, sfS; Simpson. 1.oe5: Thorington, 536; Tyson, 1.155
 For Railroad Commissioner-Comer 1,O03: Compton. 97; Koib, 134; Smith. 69s.
 For Congress. Sixth District-Bank. head. 9S4; Hobson, 1.o33 ,. H. Hayes, Bankhead man defeated Horace c. Gib. son. Hobson man for Sixth District Com- mitteeman by "a majority of 122
 The following county nominations were declared: Shepherd. Probate Judge, Long. Clerk; Richardson Tax Collector. Morroy. Treasurer, Lamar. Superinten. dent of Education; Kilgore, Anderson, Roberts and Lowell for Commissioners.
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FRANKLIN.

Russellvilie. April H.-(Speeial) )-ofn- cial count in Franklin gives:
 For Chief Justice--McClella 464.
 For Associate Justices-Anderson, 329; Callahan. S64; Denson. 24T; Dowdell, 204; Haralson, S5S: Kelly. So4: Sayre. S76; Sell heimer, ee; simpson, b64; Thoringtcn. 94; Tyson, 426.
 For Railroad Commissioner--Comer6 62z; Compton, g; Kolb. l3; Smith. Il.
 For Member of Congress-Burnett, s43i Lusk, @.
 For Circuit Judge-Almon, 671.
 For Eolicitor-Sawtell, 6so
 County ticket nominated as follows: Moody. Probate Judge; Malone, Circuit Clerk; Sparks, Assessor; Sibly, Collector; McRight, Superintendent; Hyde, Treas urer,
 Commissioners are: wasson, Nix. Brit ton and Patterson. The last two, new men; first named. members old board.
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HOUSTON.

Dothan. April 14.-(special,)-The official vote of the county is as fol- lows:
 Chief Justice--MeCIeIian, 1,2SO.
 Associate Justices--Anderson. 1,126; Callahan. 1,I83: Dowdell. s5e; Denson. 945; Kelly. 5a5; Sayre, SIS; Selheimer. 256; HaPalson. 9os; Simpson, 4SS; Thor ington. 65l; Tyson, 1,5s1. Supernum- erary Judge--A. H. Alston, 1,452.
 Railroad Commissioner--B. B. Com CT, i.57e; H. c. Compton. 13; R. F. Kolb. 52; John v. Smith. 567. Con- gress-H. D. Clayton, 1921. Circuit Judge--Jobn P. Hubbard, 555; Henry A. Pearce. l,67s. Solieitor-R. H. Parks, 2,1s3. ChaneeIlor-W. l.. Parks. A04s. The official count of this Judicial Circuit received by Hem " A. Pearce gives him a majority of Sss over Judge Hubbard.
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LoWNDES.

Letohatchie, April N.--(Special.) J. Lowndes County seems to we'll sustain its reputation. After being in session all day counting the vote the Executive Con- mittee tonight say they have nothing to give out for publication and absolutely nothing can be learned as to results.
 Bell. candidate for Probate Judge, has filed contest and impeachment proceed inga against Wood. the present incum- bent and reelected in primary and has employed counsel. The defeated Bright man forces are exceedingly sore over the election and the result cannot now be foretold. Knight is also contesting the primary election of Gordon for superin- tcndcnt of Education.
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Cr.ARRE

Thomasvilie. April A-Cspeciai)--om cial count:
 For Supreme Court--Anderson, 1,A9; Callahan, 507; Denson, 55s; Dowdell, sSs. Haralson. 7s6: Kelly, 1S0: Sayre, 619; Sell heimer. 1so; Simpson. 575; Thorington. 1ss; Tyson. 9s2.
 For Circuit Judge-Lackland 913: Gill; der, 90; Cunningham. 4oS; Miller. 160.
 For Soiicitor--Davis, 446: Dunn, 653; Gray, zss; McCorvsy. 127.
 Corners majority over Smith, z34.
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TEE.

l .opeiika. April t4.-(special. .)-The Com- niittee met today and consolidated the vote of the primary on the 11th inst. The following is the vote for: Supreme Court Judges-McCleIian s1s: Anderson. EST; Callahan. 15s; Denson, l,215; Dowdeli, 1,157; Haralson. s02; Kelly, 618: Sayre, 4S5; Selheimer S2; Simpson, 45i: Thorington. 4Ss; and Tyson, 1.oo1. Aiston received 1,o05 votes for Super numerary Judge.
 For President of Railroad Commission Conner, 746; Smith, 6si; Compton, 15: Koib, s.
 For Congress Clayton received 1.2so votes.
 Evans for Judge. received 1.sU7. Frazer for Solicitor, received ss7 and l Sanford, I,10S.
 For Chancellor, Bridges received 2S7: Dunlap, ss; Gillian. Se; Oliver. 7s7. and | Whiteside. q.
 R. D. Williams was elected a member of the Congressional Committee and B. T. Phillips of the Judicial Committee. For Probate Judge, Lyons received S15 votes. Greene. 4ss and Robinson. 2Es. | Lyons having received majority over Greene and Robinson combined was de- ciared the nominee. For Collector. Bass received 1o44: Mitchell. 435: Bass's majority, 6O9. Bass was declared the nominee. Johnson was nominated for Assessor. Meadors for Clerk and Banks for Superintendent of Education.
 Stevens and Williams will have to run the race over for Treasurer and Groves and Jackson for Commissioner in the First District, ana Booth and Grays in the third will run the race over. The following delegates were elected to the State convention: T. J. Tillery, W. D. Groves, H. B. Holt. N. P. Renfro, c. T. Griffin, c. R. McCrary, J. P. Hud-
 mon. L. R. Wheeler. IT. H. Melton and G. G. Mitchell. There were two tickets in the field with two of the delegates on each ticket. Six of the other delegates were elected on one ticket and two on the other. Both delegations favor an tin pledged delegation to St. Louis, but the delegation will be almost solid for Park CT for President if that question comes up before the Convention.
 The result of the primary gives gen. eral satisfaction and the best of feeling prevails. the nominees are strong popu- lar men and will make efficient and com- potent officers.
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THIRD CIRCuTT

Columbus. Ga, April 14-(SpeciaL)-Ac. cording to the final returns received to, night from the Third Judicial Circuit of Alabama, c. A. L. Sanford of opelika is nominated Solicitor of that circuit over Thomas s. Frazer of Union Springs by 8 votes Lees vote, consolidated today, gave Sanford a majority of I'll in that county. His majority In Russell was 1s9, making total of 930. Frazer's majorities were as follows: Bullock, 396: Dale. 425l Barbour, 79; total, 300.
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SUMTER

Livingston. April A-(speciaf) )-Follow- ing is the official count:
 For Congress-Bankhead. 4ss; Hobson. 371.
 Circuit Judge--Sprott, si4; Collier, s5
 Supreme Court-Mcclellan. 6s5; Ander- son. SOP: Callahan, 3z7; Denson, 4S1; Dow dell, 1H: Haralson, 566; Kelly. 1H; Sayre. 52S; Selheimer, 210; Simpson. 39s; Thoring- ton, 431; Tyson, 532.
 Supernumerary Judge-Alston, 647.
 Railroad Commission Conner, 505; Smith. 275; Kolb, 63; Compton, IT,
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LAWRENCE.

Courtland. April N.-(speciai .)-ofleial count in Lawrence County gives the fol- lowing majority:
 Supreme Judges-Anderson. 167; Calla- han, SIS: Denson, 6s2: Dowdell, 150; Haral- son, 2s4; Kelly, 5s5; Sayre. 5T2; Seiheimer. 1ts; Tyson. 6ts Simpson, 63S; Thorington. 5s
 s-Richardson--S6o.
 Circuit Judge-Kyle 547: Speake, AS. soiicito; Almond. s55; Price, 12o. Chancellor-Simpson. SSl.
 Conner has majority of 2S3.
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LAupERDALE.

Florence. April 14-(special.)-vote in Laudardale County:
 Railroad Commissioner-Comer. 1.222; Smith. 80: Ko1b, 62: Compton, Il.
 Supreme Court Judges-McClellan, sh; Anderson, l97; Callahan, 426; Denson. $50; Dowdeil, z33: Harrison, POI; Kelly. 36b; sayre. l5s: selheimer, l62: simpson. 1,oOs; Thorington. IA; Tyson, 47o.
 For Congress-Richardson, 1.473.
 Circuit Judee-E. B. Almon, 1,542.
 Solicitor-w. H. Sawtelle. 1850. Chancellor-w. H. Simpson, 1,s10.
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CLAY.

Ashland, April 1A--fSpecial.) )-Ccmer' 5 plurality over Smith in Clay County. 525.
 Hefiins plurality, s6I: Hefiin's majority over all, S71.
 Pelham received for Circuit Judge. l.ls3: Burr for Solicitor. received 1.2o2; Giliam. for Chancellor. received 577; Whitcside, s3s; Oliver, HIS.
 For Supreme Court--Denson received 1.21o; Dowdeli. s7i; Kelly. i.o2a; sayre, 5o5; Simpson. 62s; Tyson. s5s; Haralson, 5s7; Anderson, 5sS.
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The committee still at work on county candidates. No outward ex- citement but vesuvius is burning rig5t up to the surface.
 Fowlkes acknowledges Thompson's victory for Solicitor.
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The count for the county ticket anl delegates to State Convention will nd show any change from the report here tofore given.
 Delegates to State Convention-CecI Browne. J. K. Dixon. c. A. Hill, e. A Joiner. c. T. McElderry. J. W. oden. w l. Phillips, J. H. Wilson, c. c. whitsof and P. s. Williams
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MOBILE.

Mobile. April 14-(special. .)-Result in this county follows;
 Judges Supreme Court-McClellan, 1,sAS; Anderson, 2,ls3; Callahan. l.277; Denson' 1,4S3; DowdelI, 1,073; Haralson, l, 1,s0e; Kelly 1,oS7; Sayre, ,47s: Selheimer. ISL Simpson, l.ois; Thorington, 503; Tyson. 1882.
 supernumerary Judge-Alson, 1,Sz.
 President of Railroad Commissioners mer. 1.562: Compton. 1T; Kolb, 1S7; smith, 1,73
 Congressman-Taylor, 2SS2.
 Circuit Judge-Anderson, 1.5S1: Browne
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a1o: selheimer. 44e; simpson. s7s; Thoring- ton, POS; Tyson. 409
 Circuit Judge-Austin, 5ss Bilbro. s75. Chancelfor-Bridges. d: Dunlap Mg, Gillian, 31: Oliver. 46; whiteside, s25.
 solicitor-Hill. T; Inser. sS2; Smith, 514
 Congressman-Burnett, 721; Lusk. s5l.
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for Chief Justice, sss; Tyson. ssa: Simpson, s7s; Kelly. 4s5; Anderson. 4s7; DowdeiI. 457; Denson. 45e: Haral- son. 500: sayre. 2ss; Callahan. 215; Thorington, is4: Seimeimer, Ill.
 For Congress, Clayton, 1,202.
 For Circuit Judge. Pearce. 1o2 ma- tority over Hubbard.
 Parks for Solicitor. 1,29l.
 An uninstructed delegation is sent to State Convention.
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CHILToN.

Cianton. April 14.--(Special)- )--ofa- cial count shows Anderson. Denson. Dowdeli, Haralson, Kelly and Tyson carried county for Associate Justices Conner for Railroad Commission, 2s4 plurality Bowie for Congress receiv- ed 566. Collier for Circuit Judge car- ries county by one hunderd and thirty six over Sayre. Tate, Solicitor. car- ries county by 147 over Holley. White side carries county for Chancellor by zg>
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LAMAR

suliigent. April 14-(Special )--onicial vote in Lamar shows:
 Supreme Court--Anderson. "A; Calla- han. 21s: Denson, coz; Dowdell, 252; HaraI- son. PA; Kelley, F; sayre. 5H; seiheimer' 26s; Simpson. 700; Thorington. I67; Tyson 7S.
 Railroad Commissioner-Comer, s6S; Compton. S4; Kolb, fl; Smith, PIP.
 Congress-Ba Bankhead, Ts6: Hobson, $50.
 Circuit Judge-Daniel Golfers majority 365.
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ST. CLAIR.

Ashvilie, April H-(speciaL) )-official count in St. Clair shows: Corners major ity. 720
 The vote for Supreme Judges is as fol- lows: Mcclellan, 592; Associates, Ander- son, 357; Denson, 509; Dowdell, 3S1; Calia- han. 5s9; Haralson, 321; Kelly, 573; Sayre,
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CALHOUN.

Anniston. April 1&.--tSpeciall-- l--The officiai canvass here this afternoon gives Conner for President of Railroad Commission ss5 majority over contes- tants. The vote for Associate Jus tices for Supreme Court is as follows: Anderson, 692; Callahan, 7s3; Denson. 1.449; Dowdell. 1,005; Haralson. s41 Kelly, 1.ss6; Sayre, SIS: Selheimer, 73i; simpson. 1.tSs; Thorington. 512; .Ty- son. 1,l2o.
 For Chancellor, Northeastern Divis- ion. Whiteside's majority is 1,454.
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CHEROKEE.

Center, April 1l-tSpecial l)-Associate Justices-Anderson, 4O6: Callahan, S7f; Denson, s6s: Dowdeli. s4s; Haralson. s2e: Kelly, 7ss; sayre. 4i7: Selheirner. s2c. Simpson, 3oS; Thorington, 1s6; Tyson. 6o1.
 Corners majority for Railroad Commis- sioner. 1.05o; Burnetts majority for Con- gress. 730.
 For Circuit Judge-Tally, 1sS majority.
 For Solicitor-Appleton. 435; Hunt, 752; McCord. i4i; Winston. i25.
 For Chancellor-Bridges, 2s2; Dunlap. 547; Gillian, 1s2; Oliver, 14; whiteside. 2oe.
 County nominees-Probate Judge, J. l.. Savage; Clerk, R. L. Brock; for Assessor. A. B. Wilder: for Collector, c. Y. Black burn; for Treasurer. A. S. Johnson.
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MORGAN.


 Decatur. April 14-(Special )-Result of election in Morgan County officially de- clared today:
 Hearst delegation defeated. Delegates to State Convention are Senator A. Lynne, Samuel Blackwell, W. R. Francis, A. P. Howell, J. M. Simpson, NJ. b. wiggins. s. P. Ryan and R. H. Adams. For Associate Justices of Supreme Court-Anderson. 3s4: Callahan. 1,7s4; Defson. 4s1? Dowdell. A6; Haralson, 530; Kelly, s2o; Sayre .453: Selheimer. 362; Simpson, s1s; Thorington, POP; Tyson. STA; For Chief Justice Supreme Court-Mc- ciellan, 649.
 For supernumary Judge-Alston, 1.137. For President Railroad Commission Conner. 1.1T1; Compton. 2s; Kolb, 1A; Smith, 780.
 Consress-Rfchardson 1,747.
 Circuit Judge-Kyle. 1,157; speake, 1,O15. Circuit Solicitor-Almon, 1 1.331; Price, 637. ChancelIor-Simpson. 1.737.
 Kyle for Circuit Judge carried Morgan County by i42 majority and is elected by 1,70o majority.
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MARSHALL.

Guntersvilie. April 14-(Special.) )-vote for State ticket was:
 Supreme Court Judges-Anderson, 429; Callahan, SS2; Denson, 75; Dowdell, 451; Haralson. 5e6; Kelly. 45S; Sayre, 466; Sell heimer, 265: Simpson, 663; Thorington, 266; Tyson, 615.
 Railroad Commissioner-Comer, 1,125; Compton, 10; Kolb. 40; Smith, 354
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WILCOX

Camden. April 14.-(speciai. )-The tota vote of Wilcox is 9S1
 supreme Court-McClellan, 73s; Ander son son sl; Dowdelf, 571; Haralson. ca simpson. eos; Tyson, 80.
 Supernumerary Judge--AIston, TT. Consress-Wilcy, 5s7; Graves, ss4. Circuit Judge-Moore. Ss5.
 sohcitor-Mangum, 43; Thompson, 345.
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HALE.

Greensboro. April A--tspecial. )-The following Is the vote In Hale County:
 Supreme Court Judges-McClellan. s7o; Anderson. 7ss; Callahan. 34S; Denson, s96: Dowdeil, sss: Harrison. 592: Kelly. 14t: sayre, 3Ss: seiheimer, 1s5: simpson, sss: Thorington, sz7: Tyson. To5
 Railroad Commissioned-Comer, over Smith, 125.
 Hobson has 34s majority.
 Circuit Judge-John More, 7s4; Solicitor. Thompson over Mangum. 202.
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TUSCALOOS..

Tuscaloosa, April H-(Special. )-Official count gives following majorities:
 Bankhead for Congress, 5SS; Collier for Circuit Judge. 1,020; Conner for Railroad Commissioner. 3Ol; Oliver for Solicitor, 1866.
 Following leading for Supreme Judges: Anderson. 1,57o; Thorington. 1.41e: Tyson, 11oe; Simpson, 1.1o6; Denson, s53; Dow dell, 767.