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MACON.

Tuskegee, April n.-(Special )-Indica- tions are that Anderson, Denson, Dowdell, Sayre, Thorington and Tyson will lead in the race for associate justices. Conner will poll 200 more votes than Smith. The race for representative will be close be- tween Catts and Hefln. It is impossible to predict the result.
 The county will be almost solid for S. l.. Brewer for judge of the Fifth judicial circuit. For solicitor the race Is between w. B. Bowling and John T. Hefiin. The result is still doubtful. For county off {. cers the following have no opposition Clerk, w. A. Cloud; tax collector, J. S. Drakeford; treasurer, J. B. Bilbro; county solicitor, A. B. Payne; coroner, J. w. Green. M. B. Abercrombie, the present probate judge, will defeat simon Marx by 250 majority. The race between W. M. Tendon and T. B. Patterson for tax as- sessor, is close, Patterson leading in the beats already heard from, but Hendon's strongest beats have not reported at this hour. Perhaps the closest race Is be- tween G. s. Rodgers and w. G. Steven son for superintendent of education. The difference will probably be less than 20 votes. For county commissioners, G. w. Chambless, R. M. Ham, E. w. Harris and Robert Jennings are leading delegates to the state convention uninstrueted. The election here was quiet and unusually light vote being boiled owing to the in- disposition of the farmers to leave their crops.
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MOBILE.

Mobile, April I.-(Special.) 1.-The returns for the primary today will not be in until tomorrow. At this hour, Il o'clock, only two wards have, reported from the city. Reports keep coming in from all wards and precincts from the campaign man. agers of the different candidates so that what are called indications" may be quite safely relied upon. It looks very much like Conner in both the city and county. It is said by friends of Smith that 'Comer made hard race" and that is taken 10 mean that he possibly wins for president of the railroad com mission, thought 1t is not by any means conceded. Smith has had an active cam paign committee here for some time and his friends seem confident that he has won.
 The next race of most importance was for circuit judge, between the present in- cumbent. Judge W. s. Anderson and samuel B. Brown a well known attorney and war veteran These two ran very close and the result Is doubtful though 1t Is generally believed that Anderson will win. There were three tickets for dele gates to the state convention, the white, straight out Robinson Russelp' and the pink and green" both for Russell but against Robinson. The fight was bitter. but Col 10. l.. Russells popularity, his devotedness to party at all times was sufficient to overcome the feelings against Major Robinson and the White" ticket Is conceded to have been nominated in all essentials, although some names were scratched. This means that Colonel Rus sell is the choice for delegate at large to the national convention and that Ma 1or Robinson Is the choice for district delegate to the same convention. It is conceded that Corners wonderful strength was because the belief is general that the railroads were fostering Smiths fight for presidency of the commission and it is said in the country that Conner shows more strength than he has in the city. Judge Price Williams, Jr, Is nominated for probate judge. O. J. Semmes had no opposition for judge of the city court. George 10. Stone is conceded the winner for county treasurer. There were five candidates for county assessor but if is almost certain that E. D. Laurendine has won. Phelan P. Dorian Is probably nom- mated for tax collector. James A. Shell ton is nominated circuit clerk Henry P. Hlrschfeld wins for coroner. John Sim mons in the second district and Frank P. Andrews in the third district will prob ably get the nominations for county com misioners. John E. Michael, William II. Sledge and Walter Vigor are nominated for school commissioners Nicholas 10. Stallworth is nominated for general ad- ministrator. There was no contest for congressman and Hon. c. w. Taylor of Demopolis Is the choice. The primary passed off in the city without trouble of any character. No returns have vet been received from Washington or Baldwin counties.
 Bayou La Batre, April 11.-(Special l. Smith 53, Kolb 1, Conner IS.
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TALLAPoosA.

Dadevile April 11.-tSpecial)-Dad vile beat for railroad commission: Conner 1o2. Smith 9l Kolb 10. Congress, Hehin no, Goggons 59, Catts 25, Golson 4, Rid dle 3. Chancellor, Oliver 161, Gillian 56. Circuit judge, Laclxey 124 Bulger TO-, Brewer 22 Solicitor, Bowling Ill. stro- Der 91.
 Camp Hill, April 11.-(Special. )-For su- preme court, Anderson 21, Callahan a. Denson ISL Dowdell 101 Haralson 61, Kelly 7 Sayre 23 Selheimer 15, Simpson 59, Thorington s, Tyson 51.
 For railroad commissioner, Conner 105. Compton l, Kolb 12, Smith '. For con- gress. Catts 1S. Goggans S7, Golson 8, Hefiin 54, Riddle B. Smith 16 For judge, Brewer 20 Bulger S1, Lackey 2S For so- licitor Bouling 49 Heflin 73, Rowland fl, Strother 26. For chancellor. Bridges 3, Dunlap ,, Gilam 76. Oliver 96. For pro- bate judge, Bell 4, Haralson 9, Sorrell 69, Walker 36 For clerk, Hooten, 55; Reeves, 61 For tax collector, ,Addams 23, Davis ?, Pinnell a. Porter 10, Sasser IS, Truitt l, Winsley f. For tax assessor, Green 80, Wilson 35 Treasurer. Arkin "A. Ashurst 8, Knox fl. Leach 1, Rowe 9, Vernon ?, Vines 1. For superintendent of education, Goad 4, Kenady l. Lane 6O Oliver 42, Strip fine 21. For commissioner. White 115, scattering fifteen.
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LIM MESToNE,

Athens, April 11.-(Speclal.) )--Thls has been the most quiet election ever held ill this county Judging from the polling places heard from the vote will be unus- ually light, running up near the 1900 mark There is no way by which the results can be gathered tonight as the polling places are in most instances remote from tele- phone and telegraph stations. and the fact that the ticket is so long, 1t will re- quire some time to count The vote for county officers largely overshadowed the state ticket and not much interest was given to 1t. The race in this county was overshadowed largely by the result for probate judge and county treasurer All indications point to the winning of the treasury portfolio by Walter McWilliams and it Is close between Judge Horton and Clerk Malone for probate judge. The race for circuit judge is close between Ballentlne and Speake in this county. No trouble reported from any precinct. Smith is leading in this county, with Kolb a close second. Conner did but little here Pettus will carry the county by a large majority for solicitor.
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Jasper, April 11.-(Special) )-Returns coming in slowly, indications are that Hobson carries Walker by small majority. Shepperd is leading and is probably nom mated for probate judge over Sheriff Jack Moore by about 200 majority. The nom- ination of Lacy for judge over Judge J. J. Ray of the fourteenth circuit is conceded. Indications point to the nomination or Blanton over Colemand and McGregor for solicitor
 Jesper April 11.-(Special )-Returns in- completes beats heard from give Hob- son 76 majority; he will probably carry Walker by 100. Conner will carry county for railroad commissioner by small ma jority. Supreme court judges seem to be well punched and no definite returns. Shepherd is nominated for probate judge, Richardson for tax collector, Long for circuit court clerk, Blanton is nominated for solicitor and Lacy for judge of the Fourteenth circuit. Walker will send ten delegates to the state convention favor ing an uninstructed delegation to St. Louis.
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TALLADEcA.

Taladega, April 11.-(Special.) )-Comer carries Talladega county about to 1. Mallory leads for tax assessor and wood ward tax collector.
 Childersburg, April II. = (Special) = For Supreme Court Judges-McClellan, s.A: Anderson, 37; Callahan, 6l; Denson, 49; DoWdell, 49; Haralson, 4S; Kelly, S5; sayre. 24; selheimer, 26; Simpson, 24; Thornifgton, IS; Tyson, 42.
 For Railroad Commissioner-Co 73; Compton. Q; 1olb, 1; smith, 1.
 svlacaueh April 11-(Special- )-Ten heats out f eighteen in Taladega county give the following;
 Tor Associate Justices of lle Supreme court-Anderson, 355; Callahan, IFS; Den con et7. D,wdell. 4S9; Haralson, 266; Kel- lv. 512; Save S75; Selheimer, "A; Simpson, ro5 Tborinst ston. 296; Tyson, S7s.
 Eor preadent Railroad Commission Conner 5N5. Compton 1; Kob, 54; Smith, For eellor-Bridges 21; Dunlap, 12S; e.iIIan, m, Oliver, PAS; Whiteside, 22S
 'c.,tiai st,iaoa,,ss April n.-(SpeciaD D-Today s ,.eta on easdidates for state officers at t,.,s eo.e ,,Iaoo m ,s as follows Chief Justice Mo SiaI,an me. associate justice: Denson 147 KeIlv 149 Dowdell 127 Simpson 106. Tyson ao rstar;,,a aton S4. Sayre g. Haralson 42 Xnaarsor yV 99 Callahan 19, Selheimer 19 p.osidant Railroad Commission-Comer ,,7 Sn,itb fl, Kolb 10. Chancellor-W hite- side a. Gilam 4o' Duiiiap i-' Oliver 6. <. ,,, ...-tr,,etai delegation to St. Louis. Re '1t. lal1t l., sounty contests to follow tonight over telslphone.
 Ta1ladega, April .-(Special.)-Comer leads smith to l. Delegates to St Louis I,o,,is uninstructed. Woodward for tax col1eCtor wins out over Glover. Mallory o,aoted assessor. Light vote. Returns ,.,,,, not all he in until noon Tuesday supreme court judges, Kelley, Sayre ,ryson. Denson lead. Dunlap ahead for ehanceilor
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TUSCALOOSA.

Tuscaloosa, April n.-(SpeciaD D-Today' 2 contest in this county was perhaps the most interesting one that the people have seen for many years. The voting was steady throughout the day and the best of behavior prevailed. This beat boiled 53S, just eleven more than has been boiled at any previous election and gave Bank head 397 Seventeen of the twenty-eight beats have been heard from, giving Bank bead a majority of AGO. The probability is that the remaining eleven beats will swell his majority to $50. It is impossible to secure figures for railroad commissions CT, but the race will be close and will give Conner about 250 majority over Smith.
 Daniel Collier has majority of 800 over Judge S H. Sprot for judge of the Sixth judicial district. and with remaining beats not heard from. he will receive 1000 ma jority.
 Thus far Carmichael for chancellor and the following for associate justices seem in the lead: Thorington. Tyson. Simpson, Haralson, Dowdell and Anderson.
 Ten uninstructed delegates to the con- vention.
 Tuscaloosa box gives Altman. BIT; Car michael. l9l; Hobson, Al; Bankhead, SaI.
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MADISON.

Huntsville. April 11.-(Special.) )-Returns from the primary election of today are in complete and no intelligent idea of the result can be formed The Madison couE- ty vote was small 2S0O to 250O No returns are given on the state ticket except be- tween Conner and Smith and the former 's practically sure of small majority Tancred Betts has been nominated beyond a doubt for circuit judge and Earl Pettus for circuit solicitor
 The county nominees appear to be w. T. Lawler for probate judge; H. B. Roper, circuit clerk; ]. Ed Gardiner, tax collec- tor; J. w. Garner and Ambrose Overton, for assessors, and Charles Anderson and Frank Hereford for treasurer are run ming about even. Delegates to the coun- ty convention were instructed for Parker for President.
 In the election today Congressman Will jam Richardson was renomnated for con gress by the democrats, there being no op- position.
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WILLIAM IS BUSY.
Spends Day Giving Receptions at
 Island of Malta.

valetta, Island of Malta, April H. Emperor William this morning visited the British fleet and witnessed torpedo nets anchor and boats drill. He lunched on board the battleship Bull walk (fiagship of Admiral Sir Compton D. Domville, commanding the Mediter- ranean feel), and made a speech of congratulations to the officers and men on their efficiency. During the after noon the emperor received the Roman Catholic archbishop of Malta, the most Rev. P. Pace, on board the German imperial yacnL Hohenzollern, and later drove to Citta Vecchia and vis- tied points of interest.
 This evening his majesty officially dined at the palace, afterwards held a reception on the Bulwark of 200 in vited guests and viewed the illumina- tions of the fleet in the harbor.
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ST. CLAIR.

Ashville, April u.-tSpecial, Nashville beat gives for president of the railroad commisston: B. B. Conner, 119; Compton, 1: Kolb. t2; J. V. Smith. 2l. For congress ]. l.. Burnett. 110; John A. Lusk 45, For solicitor for Ninth judicial district: Hall, &: InzerS, S6; Smith, 69. For chancellor Dunlap. 69; Whiteside, 37.
 Ashville, April u.-(Special)--T fol- lowing beats heard from, as to country results, Ashville. Branchville, Springville, Steele, Greensport, give the following totals: For judge of probate James A. Embr-y PA. w. S. Forman 2s0 For clerk of circuit court, G. P. Austin 21S, J. P. smith PIP. For tax assessor, Bays D. Gather e, B. M. Hill 309, Frank M Mor- ris 17k. For tax collector c. C. Mont gomery PSF, J. W. Woodall 2lS. For coun- ty sun erintendent, T. H. Coupland 42l, N. A. Hood 15O. For county treasurer, Albert B. Davis ITO, John B. Davis 15. T. J. Hodges 92. Pickens Pearson PIP. For com missioner first district. J. R. Nicely 4l3. For dommissioner fourth district, Sumpter Cogslwell 29S, Lon c. Davis 1s7 ]. T. In- ger s7 Will state results later.
 Pesl City. April l1.-(SpecaL)- )-All i'm port ant beats in country heard from The county boiled 1045 votes. Indications are: Foreman, probate judge; Hill, tax asses
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First Redistribution.

Senior Judge of the Circuit Court Charles A. Senn, S4.
 For First Associate Judge of the Cir. cult Conrt-Coleman, 115; Harsh S4
 For Second Associate Judge of the Cir. cult Court-Ferguson, 92.
 For Third Associate Judge of the Cir. cult Court-Garrett, 42; Rudulph, 51 Thompson, 34; Weaver, "A.
 For Probate Judge-Greene, 137; Stiles 6S.
 For County solicitor-Hehin, 124 Strange, IS; Terry 55.
 For Circuit Solicitor-Cahalan, 91: Me. Queen 5S; Pugh 55
 For Law Clerk of Circuit Court-Mc. Adory 73.
 For Register of Circuit Court-Gillespy 96; Williams, 96.
 For County Treasurer7-Miller. S4.
 For Tax Collector-Bowers, 2; Copeland 16; Hickman, 9; Mims. 2S; Tarrant. sl.
 For Tax Assessor-F. A. Hewitt, Jr., 70 For County Superintendent of Educa tion-McA Adory, 1S5; McNeil. 5S.
 Coroner-Bonner, l. Hale, IF; Halter. l. Houston, s2; Jones, IA; Moor, 9; Paris 126; LaRrosse, 8.
 Board of Revenue-Brown, B. Burton 45; Crook, 4; Cunningham, 25; Dicley 32; Ellis, 25; Fox. 70; Going, 19; Great house. 9; Gum, 30; Gwin. 15; Haley. 8 Helmich, S3; Holton, F; Hood, 27; Laird 30; Lansford, 40; Luckie, S9; Mackey, 22 McGeever, S9; Andrew l.. McWilliams, II l.. A. McWilliams, ?; Neill. F; Newton 23; Payne, 8; Pool, | Reed, 37; Rosen. stihl, 46; Sims, IS; Strickland, s; Vance 35 Thompson &; Wilson, 55
 Justice of Peace, or Judge of Inferior court-Abernathy, 105; Benners, 71; Say. age, 1S; Williams, IT.
 Constable-Gardner, 4S; Parsons, S1.
 Beat Committeeman-Hora 56; Strad- ford, 20.
 Ninth Congressional Executive Com. mittee--Bradley, 62 Howze, 22.
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BUTCHERS ON STRIKE.
Employees of Swift & Go. Demand Re instatement of FeIloW-Workmen.

Chicago, April 11.-The 2000 cattle butchers employed by Swift & Go, have been ordered upon a strike to enforce certain demands made by the Butchers Union, which the company refuses to concede.
 The principal grievance of the men is that several members of the union have been discharged and the company has refused to reinstate them. The strike has been endorsed by the Pack ing Trades Council and will go into eff feet tomorrow. The cities where Swift x Go. have packing plants and the number of butchers who will quit work are as follows:
 Chicago, 500; East St. Louis, 300; Kansas City, 300; St. Joseph, 250; South Omaha, 300; St. Paul, 15o; Fort Worth, Tex, 150.
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Adamsville.

Adamsville, April 11.-(Special.) )-Follow- ing are the returns from this beat: For Senior Judge of the Circuit Court Senn 91
 For First Associate Judge of the Cir cult Court-Coleman g, Harsh 64 For Second Associate Judge of the Cir cult Court-Ferguson 97 For Third Associate Judge of the Cir cult Court-Garrett ', Rudulph S2. Thomp- son 16, Weaver A. For Probate Judge-Green 5s Stiles AT. For County Solicitor-Hef1in 65, Strange 5, Terry 3s For Circuit solicitor-Cahalan 20. Mo- Queen 26. Pugh 51. For Law Clerk of Circuit Court-Mc-
 Adory ST. For Register of Circuit s7Curt-Gillespy 54. Williams 37. For County Treasurer-Miller 90. For Tax Collector-Bowers 3, Copeland 2s. Hickman 5. Mims S1, Tarrant 45. For Tax Assessor-F. A. Hewitt, Jr., 92. For County Superintendent of Educa- tion-McAdory, 5S; McNeil, 46. For Coroner-Bonner, 1; Hale, 8; Halter, 0: Houston. 8; Jones, 19; Moor 0; Paris 7S; LaRosse. l. For Board of Revenue-Brown, l. Bur- ton, S6. Crook, 12; Cunningham 2; Dickey, 20; Ellis IA; Fox, 12; Going, 62: Great house. 52; Gum. IS; Gwin. ?; Haley, H. Helmich, IS; Holtam ?; Hood, !; Laird, 10; Iansford, 1; Luckie. 2: Mackey, 37;
 McGeever, 19; A. l.. McWilliams. 12; l.. A. McWilliams, 1; Neill. Il; Newton, q
 Payne. i; Pool 4. Reed. 32 Rosentihl, 1;
 Sims Il: Strickland. g; Vance, g. Thomp- son, 8; Wilson, 8.
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Second ward-Birminoham.

For Senior Judge of the Circuit Court
 Senn, 2S1.
 For First Associate Judge of the Cir cult Court-Coleman 252; Harsh. 112.
 For Second Associate Judge of the Cir cult Court-Ferguson, 299
 For Third Associate Judge of the Cir cult Court-Garrett, 99 Rudulph, 152;
 Thompson, 30; Weaver. s.
 For Probate Judge-Green, 224; Stiles, 146 For County solicitor-Hefiin. 1s2; Strange. 25: Terry 1S1. For Circuit Solicitor-Cahalan, 120; Me
 Queen. 143; Pugh 102. For Law Clerk of Circuit Court-Mc- Adory, 301. For Register of Circuit Court-Gillespy, 250;Williams. 101 For County Treasurer-Miller, 2S5. For Tax Collector-Bowers, 10; Cope land, 11S; Hickman, F; Mims, 43; Tarrant, 1Ss For Tax Assessor-Hewitt. 300. For County Superintendent of Educa- tion-McAdory 264 McNeil 94 For Coronei-Bonner 1, Hale 49. Halter f. Houston 5O Jones A, Moor :, Paris 191, IlaRosse 20. For Board of Revenue-Brown [. Bur ton 34. Crook 101, Cunningham B, Dickey 30. Ellis S5. Fox IFS. Going S2, Greenhouse 10. Gum 61, Gwin F, Haley 5, Helmich A. Holtam 26 Hood 21, Laird s3, Lansford 2s, Luckie 140. Mackey sS, McGeever 16l. An drew L. McWilliams 30. l.. A. McWilliams
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sor; Montgomery, tax collector; Coup land, superintendent education; Pearson, treasurer Cogswel and Neely for com missioners, are the nominees, with the race for clerk between Smith and Austin close.
 Burnett for congress. carries every pre- cinct in the county M. M. Smith for so- licitor, carries every precinct in the county.
 Springville, April 1.-(Special)-In the county contest St. Clairs vote in nine of the largest beats heard from the follow ing vote: For probate judge, W. s. Fore man, 418; J. A. Embry, 3l3. Beats to be heard from will not materially change these figures County will go for Burnett in congressional vote. Lead for Conner for president of railroad commission.
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suMTER.

Cuba. April 1.4-(Special)- Fifteen beats give Bankhead majority, five small beats will increase Bankhead's majority, Jarman is nominated for probate judge. Pickens for clerk and Little for treasur- CT are probably winners Race for col- leetor very close Delegation to national convention uninstructed.
 Livingston, April II Especial )-Twelve beats heard from give Bankhead S4s, Hobson 275. Bankhead will carry Sum ter by 200. as the other beats, eight in number. will give Bankhead ajorities, except one.
 Conner leads Smith.
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MONTGOM FRY.

Montgomery, April 11.-(Special )-Ofh- cial returns from the county will not be obtainabe before tomorrow The count in the city has been very slow on &C., count of exceptionally full vote being boiled. Outside of the local contests the presidency of the railroad commission and the congressional race have been most exciting. John V. Smith has prob ably carried the county over both Conner and I<olb or at least received an equal vote with them.
 A vote of three thousand in the county is indicated and of this number Smith probably has 1900, Conner and Kolb re-
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TORE UP THE BILLS.
Savage ieorrotes Thought Ten-DolIar
 Bills Were Ornaments.

St. Louis, April 1.-The savage head hunting lgorrotes, who form part of the Philippine government exhibit at the wor d's fair, had their first pay day today. The government disburs- ing officer paid out large numbers of $5 and $10 bills.
 The sayages appeared pleased, but were later discovered tearing them up and trading them for cheap cigars. It was impossible to convince them that the bills were valuable, other than as ornaments.
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IDEAL DAY CAUSES LARGEST
 VOTE INHISTORY OF STATE
Continued from First Paee)
assessor. Result will not be known befor tomorrow.
LEE.

opelika, April 11.-(Speeial Unofficial returns indicate that Smith will carry Lee county. Present associate justices will be reelected, and Denson has strong vote. Vote for the justices scattered In the race for probate judge the returns from five precincts give Lyons majority over Greene and Robinson. Lyons sup porters claim that he will be nominated In this primary while the Greene men assert that a second race will have to be run between Lyons and Greene. Bass will be nominated for tax collector, but on account of the number of candidates 1t Is impossible to tell tonight how the other offices will go.
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BIoSsburd.

Blossburg- returns give:
 For Probate Judge-Greene, 14i; Stiles, 5s
 For County Solicitor-Hefiin, 10); Strange, 4; Terry, 54.
 For Circuit Solcitor-Cahalan, AZ; Me- Queen, 105 Pugh, 8.
 For Law Clerk of Circuit Court-Mc- Adory.
 For Register of Circuit Court-Gillespy. 120; Williams, 30.
 For County Treasurer-Miller.
 For Tax Collector-Bowers, O; Copeland, IA; Hickman. I; Mims, 6; Tarrant. s.
 For Tax Assessor-F. A. Hewitt, Jr.
 For County Superintendent of Educa' tion--McAdory, S5; McNeil, 66.
 For Coroner-Faris. 13o.
 For Board of Revenue-Brown, 0; Bur ton, g1 Crook, 20; Cunningham. 55; Dickey 6; Ellis 8; Fox 36; Going. 6; Greenhouse, 131: Gum, IA; Gwin. 3; Haley, $; Helmich. l. Holtam 101 Hood, Is; Laird, A. Lans' ford. 6; Luckie, I; Mackey, g; McGeever, 53: Andrew l.. McWiliams 2; Neill, O.. Payne, 32; Pool, 12; Reed. 5; Rosenstihl, IS; Strickland, s; Thompson, ?; Wilson, H..
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BANK POSTS NOTICE.
Closes Doors In Order to Give All a
 Falr Chance.

Ponca Okla, April 1.-The Citi- zens bank closed its doors today and the directors posted this notice:
 "On account of sudden withdrawals of deposits and failure to make collec- tions, we deem it best to close this bank so as to give all fair chance" "
 It is thought the bank will be able to pay 8 cents on the dollar, but this is not authentic.
 J. B. Givens is president and George T. McCandless is cashier.
 Territorial Bank Commissioner Cooper is in charge and H. c. R. Broad shem has been appointed receiver. No statement has been made of the assets and liabilities.
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Camden April 11.-(Special.) )-Vote at Pineapple: For railroad commissioner, Conner F, Smith 66 McWilliams, Conner 4, Smith Is. Camden, Conner 25, Smith 66. Kolb very light.
 For Associate Justices Supreme Court Anderson 70. Callahan 8, Denson 36, Dowell 46, Haralson 66, Kelly 26, Sayre GA, Sell heimer 4, Simpson ST. Thorington 65, Ty- son s.
 Camden-For supernumerary judge Al ston S5. Representative in fifty ninth con gress. second district, Graves Al, Wiley 62 Judge fourth circuit Moore zoo Solicitor fourth judicial ehancery, Fo1lkes 9, Man gum 49 Thompson 46. lt