The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-11-04
ELECTION BULLETINS.

E1IEC1ICN BO LlIEllNO.
 Atlanta, November 3-For the first time since 1876 the republicans have carried a precinct in Fulton county. Bryan S
 majority in Fulton county, outside the
 city of Atlanta, is 16O. Pickens county gives Taft a majority of $50. New Orleans. November S.-Provosty Was elected supreme court judge and Shelby Taylor, democrat was reelected
 railroad commissioner. All seven demo- cratic nominees for Congress elected The | constitutional amendment exempting
 mortgages from taxation is believed to ! have passed.
 Indianapolis. November 3-Twenty- | eight election precincts out of 1SS in the city of Indianapolis, Marion county give l for governor: Watson, republican, 1875;
 Marshall, democrat 5s07 Same in 1904
 gave Hanley. republican, 66S5 Kern, dem-
 ocrat, 5147.
 St Paul, Minn, November 3-Eight pre- cincts in this city give Johnson, demo- l crat, for governor, S99; Jacobson, repub- lican, 650 In 1906 these precincts gave Johnson, democrat. S26; Cole, republican, 544. The same precincts gave Taft s32, Bryan 647.
 Richmond, Va, November 3.-In Rich- mond city: Bryan. APT; Taft, 1145; Lamb. democrat for Congress, 451O; Luce, re- publican, 93l Returns from 15 out of i 100 counties indicate substantial but re- duced democratic majorities Slemp. re- publican, has won in the Ninth district. Louisville, November 3.-Complete re- turns from F out of 119 counties in Ken lucky give Bryan 5967 plurality. Same
 counties in 1904 gave Parker 4S14 plur- ality.
 New York November 3-State Chairman Goodrich of Indiana telegraphs republican national headquarters that Taft has car ried Indiana by 15,00O
 Cincinnati, November 3.-Four precincts
 out of 443o in the state of Ohio give Taft 339, Bryan 471 The same precincts in 1904 gave Roosevelt 416, Parker 34S
 Richmond, Va, November 3.-Returns from 15 of 100 counties in Virginia indi-
 cate substantial but reduced majorities
 for Bryan. The vote in Richmond city
 was: Bryan, 4127; Taft, 1145. tiilCillIldllf INONtIlDtT 0-l0e 1lrSt com
 ment for publication on the result of the election was given to the Associated Press at S:45 p. m. With a broad smile. Judge
 Taft remarked: Just say that every. l thing looks favorable" The candidate in.
 dicated he might have more to say later l Pttsburg November 3-The re-elector
 of Congressman John Dalzell in the Thir.
 tieth district by greatly reduced plu l rality is conceded Edward F.. Duffy
 democrat made a hard fight against him
 cutting into his usual vote in industria
 precincts.
 Omaha Neb, Omaha complete return:
 give Bryan 1O,732; Taft 1O.6O9. Challenger 1 ger, democrat. for governor 10913; Shel ] don, republican 9s75.
 Indianapolis, November 3-Twenty l five election precincts out of l3S in tn, i, city of Indianapolis for President giv, l Taft 5691; Bryan 67O4 The same pre-
 cincts gave Roosevelt 6314; Parker 46l5. l Baltimore, November 3.-One hundred
 and twenty-five precincts out of 321 giv l Taft a majority of 1125 Tn the easterl
 and southern sections of the city Bryan 1 vote is running nearly 50 per cent aheat of that polled by Governor Brothers tw | years ago, when he carried the city b. 1 4143
 New York November 3-One thousand three hundred and forty-seven electiol
 districts out of 3036 election districts ii | New York state outside of Greater Ney
 York give: Hughes. 272,419; Chanler, 220.
 239; Shearn, 2323. The same districts il 1906 gave Hughes 240,675; Hearst 1s0,75s Danvile. Va, November 3.-The resul 1 in the Fifth district will be very close | the democrats will win only by a ma l jority of several thousand. Danville gav' ] Bryan and Saunders a majority of 500
 while from precincts heard from the ma i jority in the county will be 700. Grayson l Carroll and Patrick counties, yet to b. | heard from, are conceded republican. 1 Fairview Lincoln, November 3.-Bryai l carried his own precinct 1O6 to 52 for Taft 1 Milwaukee, Wis, November 3.--In 10 | precincts out of 124 in the city of Mil waukee Bryan 1S.76l, Taft 19,722. This fl | a considerable republican loss. Newark, N. J.. Eightyone districts ou