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The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Special Bulletin,

Little Rock, March 27.-At 10 D. m. incomplete returns from 31 counties give Donaghey 5,091, Robinson II ,203, Davis 7,654, Brundidge 6,027 For at torney general incomplete returns from "A counties give Moose 3,744, Pindall 2,540, Rowe 2,775. For auditor incomplete returns from 23 counties give Oathout 4,321, Colquitt 3,217 Commissioner Mines and Agriculture 23 counties incomplete, give Page 4,625, Surridge 2,S23. For railroad commissioner, four out of IS counties incomplete, give Tucker SIT, Rowland 1,158
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Special Bulletin.

Little Rock, March 27.-At 10:15 p. m. Gov. Donaghey's campaign mana ger said that returns were too scat tered and incomplete to warrant a statement. No definite statement will be issued until after midnight. Con- gressional reports from five counties, incomplete, in the first district give Carraway 695, Macon 451. Four coun- ties, incomplete in the second district give Oldfield 4S9, Campbell 38S. Two counties incomplete in the seventh district give Goodwin 532, Moore A. Three counties, incomplete. sixth dis trict give Martin 467, Taylor 1,717.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Democratic Nominee for Governor of
 Arkansas.

returns cannot reduce the Lonoke candidates lead to below 10000.
 Senator Davis is Aaving close race for the United States senate. Hon. stephen Brundidge has materially re- duced his lead in the senator's old strongholds, and has carried many of them on the face of early returns. Up to 8 o'clock this morning the sena- tor had a majority of only about 2,000 votes in incomplete returns from 40 counties. It was asserted at Brun- didge headquarters that many of the latter's strongest counties were yet to be heard from and the Searcy man was claiming his nomination by a good, safe majority. Likewise, Sena- tor Davis.
 MT. Brundidge was leading in early returns from White county (his home) which has heretofore been a
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Bulletin.

Little Rock, March 27.-At II D. m. statement was issued from Bobin- son headquarters claiming the state by from 10000 to 50.000. Campaign manager for Davis claims the state by 10000. At Brundidge headquarters they claim the election by a large majority. An unofficial report says that seven townships out of 21 in Perry county give Robinson 294. Don aghey 182.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30

Little Rock, March 2S.-Returns re ceived up to late hour this, Thurs day morning. point to a landslide for Hon. Joe T. Robinson in his race for governor The indications favor his nomination over Governor George W. Donaghey by not less than 10000 ma 1ority and if the trend of early re- turns continues throughout the count ing his majority will approach 50000 on total vote of approximately 140,- GOO.
 Early returns indicate that Robin son will poll from 65 to 70 per cent of the total vote, however, later re- turns may change the early trend. It is pretty generally belived that final
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Clay County.

Corning 11:30.-Vote over half counted Following is the vote of four out of seven precincts and others will run about same: Brundidge 199, Davis 129, Robinson PA, Donaghey T. Moose 139, Rowe Is, Pindall 230, Oathout 210, Colquitt 42, Surridge 124, Page 196, Smith 269, Graham 61, Taylor 206. Martin 72.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Monroe county.

Clarendon, March 27.-Returns from three out of F townships give Gov ernor Donaghey S3, Robinson 62, Senator Davis 105, Brundidge 40. At torney general-Pindall 91, Moose 36, Rowe 14. Auditor-Oathout 109, Col quitt 36 Commissioner Mines-Page 126 Surridge IS. Congressman-not ing on this. Associate justice-Smith 90, Graham 90. Prosecuting attorney -Olfield 30, Campbell 34.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Jackson County.

Newport, March 27.-Six out of 9 precincts give Governor Donaghey 79, Robinson 133. Senator Davis 130, Brundidge 80. Attorney general-Pin- dall D, Moose 9S, Rowe 39. Auditor Oathout 56, Colquitt 143. Commission CT Mines Manufactures and Agricul. ture-Page 105, Surridge 102. Prose cutting attorney second district-Old- field 164, Campbell 63.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Donaghey Managers Reticent.

Little Rock, March 27.-At 11:30 p. m., Governor Donaghey could not be seen. Neither his manager Eugene Williams. Private Secretary Bruce Bullion said: "Only a few counties have been heard from with very meager returns. We will be unable to make any sort of defin- ite conjecture before three or four o'clock in the morning. We do, however, concede Miller county to Robinson by 150 majority. and think Lafayette is gone. We have a good chance to carry Lee, St. Francis, Craighead, Boone, Carroll and Perry"
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Woodruff County.

Augusta, 11:30 p. m.-Twelve out of IS precincts reported give Robinson majorities, balance of precincts not expected to change vote. Following is the vote boiled: Robinson 4s5, Don aghey 139, Brundidge 290, Davis 273, Moose 233, Rowe 11S, Pindall 159. Oathout 172, Colquitt 303, Page 260, Surridge 233.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
St, Francis County

Forrest City. March 27-Returns from four out of Is precincts give Donaghey 112, Robinson SS, Davis 9s, Brundidge 1O2. Pindall 63, Moose IS, Rowe %, Oathout IS, CoIquitt 154, Page 106, Surridge 12S. Congressman first district-Macon 59, Carraway 142. Associate justice-Smith 159, Graham 32. Circuit judge-Robert- son 21, Hughes 179. Prosecuting at torney-Racheals 93, Jackson 106.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Cleveland County.

Pine Bluff, March 27.-Cleveland county returns give five out of 15 townships give Robinson 240, Dona- ghey Ill, Davis PA, Brundidge 115, Pindall 65, Moose 101, Rowe IA, Oathout 179, Colquitt 129, Page 250, Surridge 63. Congressmen-Taylo 251, Martin 67 Associate justice Smith 232, Graham "A.
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Polk County.

Mena 12:14 a. m.-Returns form IT out of P precincts received. other five not expected to change aspect of vote, Mena is included in the returns. Following is the result: Donaghey 3O9. Robinson TIP, Davis 555, Brun- didge 402, Pindall POT, Moose 15S. Rowe 553, Oathout 544, Colquitt 3o3. Page 603, Surridge 33O, Shaver 556. Wingo 270, Bishop 69, Mcfarland 32. Smith 544, Graham 303.
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Jefferson County.

Pine Bluff, March 27.-Twenty out of 23 precincts give Donaghey 444, Robinson 1900, Davis 55S, Brundidge 565, Pindall 35S, Moose 625, Rowe PAP, Oathout 443, Colquitt 333, Page 3s6, Surridge 390. Congressman sixth dis trict-Taylor 1,060, Martin 157, Smith 559. Graham 214
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Carroll County.

Eureka Springs, March 27.-Six out of 27 precincts give Donaghey 90, Robinson 135, Davis 103, Brundidge 112, Hodges 22S, Pindall 106, Moose 64, Rowe 22, Crockett 22S, Oathout 76, Colquitt III. Superintendent Pub lie nstruetion-Cook 22S. Land com- missioner-Dye 229. Page 127, Sur ridge 67.
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Polk County.

Mena, March 27.-Eleven out of 22 precincts give Donaghey 167, Robinson 267. Davis 234, Brundidge 196 Pin dall 66, Moose 72, Rowe 241. Crock ett none. Hodges none. Oathout 260, Colquitt 149 Cook none, Page 260, Surridge 110. McCulloch none. Smith 241, Graham 115.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Pulaski Conceded.

Little Rock, March 27.-Donaghey's managers conceded Pulaski county to Robinson. Robinsons headquarters at 10:30 p. m. claim the majority for Robinson over Donaghey will be not less than 10000 and will probably reach 50,00O.
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Union County.

Fl Dorado, March 2S, 1925 a. m.- Complete returns have been received Fl Dorado. Robinson ahead by to l. Davis slightly in lead. Oathout, Surridge and Moose leading by small majorities.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Pula ski County.

Little Rock, March 27.-Nine out of 34 precincts give Donaghey 237 Rob- inson 66S. Davis IT. Brundidge 132 Pindall II, Moose IF, Rowe 5S, Oath out 69, Colquitt IT, Page 165, Sur ridge 76, Smith 126, Graham 104, Row land 112, Tucker 127.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Pulaski County.

Little Rock, March 27-Thirteen out of 34 precincts give Donaghey 716. Robinson 2,099. Davis cos, Brundidge 94S. Pindall 94, Moose 126, Rowe 62, Oathout S6. Colquitt 192, Page 193, Surridge S5, Smith 40, Graham 116, Rowland 126, Tucker 150.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Chicot County.

Lake Village, 11:15.-Ten out of 16 precincts reported only five to be heard, carrying about 15 votes. The following vote was boiled: Davis PAP, Brundidge 305, Robinson 444, Dona- ghey Ill, Smith 466, Graham 66, Oath out 438, Colquitt 105, Pindall 279, Moose 153, Rowe 11O, Page 402, Sur ridge 149. Seventh district congress- men-Goodwin 526, Moore 26.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Ionoke County.

Lonoke,-Seventeen out of 26 pre- cincts give Donaghey 16S, Robinson 1,105, Davis 922, Brundidge 347, Pin dall 322, Moose 5O4, Rowe 145, Oath out ell, Colquitt 35S, Page 49S, Sur ridge 570, Martin 521, Taylor 6o9, Smith 774, Graham PIT.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Benton County.

Rogers, March 2S.-Nine out of 22 precincts give Donaghey 374, Robin son 496, Davis 240, Brundidge Al. Hodges 496, Pindall 209, Moose 385. Rowe 23S, Crockett 455, Oathout 2S5, Colquitt 396, Cook 443, Dye 450, Page 306, Surridge 210, McCulloch 463, Row land 443, Tucker 521
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Monroe County.

Clarendon, March 2S.-Seven out of IT precincts give Donaghey 1S2, Rob- inson 23O, Davis 2S4, Brundidge 67, Pindall 127, Moose 121, Rowe "A. oathout PAT, Colquitt 91, Page 292. Surridge A.
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Lonoke County.

Lonoke, March 27.-Fifteen out of 26 precincts give Donaghey 116, Rob- inson SGT, Davis 645, Brundidge 22S, Pindall 10S, Moose 253, Rowe TO-, Oathout 215, Colquitt 161, Page 231, Surridge 233 Fourth distriet-Martin 243, Taylor 406, Smith 296, Graham 103.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Benton County.

Bentonville, March 27.-Ffve out of IT precincts give Donaghey lS9, Rob- inson 270, Davis 65. Brundidge 227, Hodges 100 Pindall S4, Moose 129, Rowe B, Crockett 100, Oathout ID, Colquitt "A, Cook 9s, Dye 100, Page 40. Surridge 49, McCulloch 100, Smith I24, Graham 62, Rowland IA, Tucker 72, Floyd 100, Humphrey 100.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Johnson County.

Clarksville, March 2S.-Ten out of p precincts give Donaghey 133, Rob- inson 220, Davis 255, Brundidge 1O2. Pindall B, Moose 106, Rowe S3. Oath out 203, Colquitt 129, Page 241, Sur ridge 99, Smith 139, Graham 126, Row. land 167, Tucker 16S.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Mississippi County.

Osceola 12:45 a. m.-No definite figures given, Brundidge said to be leading two to one. Robinson has safe majority, Carraway leading five to one. Page, Pindall and Colquitt have safe majorities.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Miller County.

Texarkana, March 28-Fifteen out of 27. precincts give Donaghey 155, Robinson 565, Davis 415, Brundidge 29o, Pindall 175, Moose 275, Rowe 239, Oathout 2S3, Colquitt 432, Page 432, Surridge PAS, Carter 563 Bishop 56, Wingo AS, Mcfarland II, Shafer 42.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Yell County.

Danville, March 2S.-Eleven out oi 31 precincts give Donaghey 169, Rob inson 564, Davis 599, Brundidge 155 Pindall 193, Moose PSI, Rowe 226 Oathout 645, Colquitt 90, Page 6S0 Surridge 57, Smith 392, Graham f30 Rowland 422, Tucker 23S. Prosecuting attorney-Patten 632, Hays 107.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Faulkner County.

Conway, March 2S.-Twenty two out of 23 give Donaghey 761, Robin son 761. The city of Conway is not included in this count. Davis 914, Brundidge APO.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Hot Spring County.

Malvern, March 2S, 1:50 a. m.- Thirteen out of P give Donaghey 2O9, Robinson 676. Davis 573, Brundidge 317, Pindall 200, Moose 291, Rowe 19S, Oathout 396. Colquitt 249, Page 2s1, Surridge 255, Taylor 3S7, Martin ASA.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Clay County.

Corning, March 2S.-Three out of "A precincts give Donaghey 270, Rob inson SIS, Davis 245, Brundidge 3s5, Pindall IA. Moose 203, Rowe 61. Oath out 210, Colquitt 96, Page 210, Sur ridge 295, Macon 160, Carraway 362, Smith 437, Graham AZ.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Jackson County.

Jonesboro, March 27.-Eight out of 27 precincts in Jackson county give Donaghey 136, Robinson 1S7, Davis 166. Brundidge 132, Pindall 95, Moose 143, Rowe 55. Oathout 92, Colquitt 236, Page 146, Surridge 1S4. Second district-Oldfield 21s, Campbell 73.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
chicot County.

Lake Village, March 27.-Eight out Of l5 precincts give Donaghey 93, Rob ison 372. Davis POS. Brundidge 230 Pindall 347. Moose 13S, Rowe s9O Oathout S7s, Colquitt 100, Page SIS Surridge 135, Smith 364, Graham 5s Congressman Goodman 421, Moore p
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Woodruff County.

Augusta, March 2S-Seven out of IS precincts give Donaghey 57, Robin son PIT, Davis 163, Brundidge 164. Pindall S3, Moose 119, Rowe 98, Oath out 127, Colquitt 179, Page 116, Sur ridge 142, Macon TO, Carraway ITO
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Faulkner County.

Conway, March 2S, 200 a. m.-Ten townships out of g in Faulkner county give Pindall 389, Moose 600, Rowe ITO, Oathout 767, Colquitt 479, Page 547. Surridge 5S4, Smith SAT, Graham 2S9, Rowland GOT, Tucker 507, Wallace 531, Sellers 5S9.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Clark County.

Arkadelphia.-Ele out of 32 pre- cincts give Donaghey II, Robinson AT, Davis 421, Brundidge 146, Pindall POI, Moose IA, Rowe 217, Oathout 213, Colquitt 374, Page 270, Surridge 306, Smith 3S3, Graham 201.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Little River County

Ashdown, March 28.-r fifteen out of
 Is precincts give Donaghey 4O1, Rob- inson 446, Davis 273, Brundidge PA, Pindall S5, Moose 176, Rowe 270, Oath out 357, Colquitt ITO, Page 479, Sur ridge 159, Smith 398, Graham 152. State Wingo PA, Bishop POP, Mcfarland 8, Shaver 4S, Carter ITO.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Randolph County.

Jonesboro. March 27.-Six out of 23 precincts give Donaghey 106, Robin son PIT, Davis 1Ss, Brundidge 192, Pindall 122, Moose 10S, Rowe 95, Oathout 223, Colquitt 129, Page Ss, Surridge 275. Second district-Old- field POI, Campbell 243.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Conway County.

Morrilten, March 2S.-Five out of II precincts give Donaghey 100, Rob- inson 210, Davis 243, Brundidge 110, Pindall 2S, Moose 271, Rowe 29, Oath out 121, Colquitt ITO, Page 98, Sur ridge 33, Smith 36, Graham 16.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Howard County,

Nashville, March 28.-Nine out of 24 precincts give Donaghey 320, Rob inson 990, Davis 494. Brundidge 556, Pindall 133, Moose 1856, Rowe 164, Oathout PAP, Colquitt 213, Page 256. Surridge 174.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30

Prescott. March 2S, 1:45 a. m.- Two out of 13 give Donaghey %. Rob- inson no, Davis S7, Brundidge 47, Pindall 32, Moose 45. Rowe 5S, Oath out Al, Colquitt S5, Page 46. Surridge 50, Smith g Graham 72.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
RETURNS SLOW BUT EMPHATIC ON GovERNoasHIP - OTHER RACES IN DOUBT WITH EARLY INDICATIONS FAVORiNG DAVIS, coLoUITT, MOOSE AND PAGE.
Robinson Claims 10000.

Little Rock, March 27.-At 11:30 D. m., Hon. Joe T. Robinson made the following statement:
 From the unofficial returns re- ceived up to this hour, l am satis- fled my majority will reach 40, 000
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
White County.

Searcy. March 2S.-Eleven out of 25 precincts give Donaghey 326, Rob- inson 469, Davis 213, Brundidge 4SS, Pindall 172, Moose 363, Rowe IT, oathout S12. Colquitt $40, Page 419, Surridge PAS
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Clark County.

Philadelphia 12:25.-Twenty out of 32 precincts reported with following results: Davis 1.005, Brundidge 409, Donaghey 45S, Robinson 935, Surridge 594, Page TIA, Smith SIS, Graham 4S5, Oathout 560, Colquitt S3S, Rowe 523, Moose 357, Pindall 434.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Manager Williams Statement.

Little Rock, March 2S, 3:30 a. m.- Eugene Williams, manager of Dona- ghey's headquarters just gave out the following as the only official state ment for the night: 'The returns are too meager to forecast with any de gree of accuracy. Too many coun- ties are as yet unheard from"
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Desha County,

Dumas, March 28.-Four out of 10 precincts give Donaghey Fl, Robin son PA, Davis 129, Brundidge 199, Pindall 250, Moose 139, Rowe 20, Oath out 210, Colquitt 125, Page 196, Sur ridge 124, Taylor 206, Martin 72, Smith 269, Graham 61.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Cleveland County.

Pine Bluff, March 28.-Returns from seven out of 15 give Donaghey 2S6, Robinson 426, Davis 374, Burndidge 146, Pindall 146, Moose 131, Rowe 16G, Taylor $50, Martin 104
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
 Crawford County.

Van Buren, March 28.-Nineteen out of 21 precincts give Roland 445. Tuck CT 35S. State senator 25th district Scott 464, Wagner 231, Scoville 165. Benson 38S, White CT.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
lonoke County.

Lonoke, March 28.-Twenty-two out of 26 precincts give Donaghey BIO, Robinson 1869, Davis 1,474, Brundidge 7S0, Pindall 213, Moose 2S5, Rowe 121, 0athout 413, Colquitt 232. Page 226. Surridge 433, Smith 516, Graham 131, Taylor LIP, Martin S71.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Pope CountY.

Russellville, March 27.-Four town ships give Donaghey GA, Robinson 133, Davis 126, Brundidge Il, Oathout 96, Colquitt 75, Page 121, Surridge 41.
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Miller County.

Texarkana, March 2S, 1:45 a. m.- Eight out of 27 give Donaghey 95, Robinson 372, Davis 2S3, Brundidge 166, Pindall 1o2, Moose 16S, Rowe ITO.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30

Little Rock, March 27.-At 9 D. ID. incomplete returns from 13 scattered counties give Robinson 2,040, Dona- ghey 1,266. Davis 1886, Brundidge 1,0S4.
 Incomplete returns from 10 coun. ties give Moose 654, Pindall COP, Rowe 5S2, Oathout 798, Colquitt 1.155, Page 9S0, Surridge TIT.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Lafayette County.

Texarkana, March 2S, 145 a. m.- Lafayette county gives six out of eight precincts. D6naghey 50, Robinson SS. Davis 51, Brundidge ST.
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Johnson County.

Clarksville, March 27.-Returns from 15 out of p precincts give Davis 459, Brundidge IT, Robinson 4S3, Dona- ghey 269, Page and Oathout will car ry this county.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Washington County.

Fayetteville, March 27-Thirty pre- cincts give Donaghey "A, Robinson 472. Davis 291, Brundidge 249.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Jefferson County,

Pine Bluff, March 27.-All but three precincts in Jefferson give Robinson 1,490. Donaghey 541, Brundidge 5S7, Davis 599
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Robinson 5000 Ahead.

Little Rock, March 27.-At 10 D. m. 31 counties with incomplete returns give Donaghey 5,091, Robinson 11,203. Davis 7,654, Brundidge 6,027.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Landslide for Robinson

Little Rock, 11:10.-Landslide re- ported in Franklin for Robinson. Da- wis seems to be leading by small ma jority.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
Little River County.

Ashdown, March 2S, 1:45 a. m- One out of 23 gives Donaghey 19, Rob- inson 4S, Davis 20, Brundidge 46.
The Huttig news., 1912-03-30
GOV. GEO. w. DONAGHEY.
OOV' oI0' W. OOVNSffI'. Who Was Defeated for denomination by Hon. Joe r. Robinson.

strong Davis county. He also had a good lead in Pulasgi, Sebastian and other large counties, though these re- turns were incomplete
 Judge w L. Moose was leading at 3 o'clock this morning by 1,200 votes over his nearest opponent, X. o. Pin. dall. Judge Rowe of Fort Smith was only 200 votes behind Pindall and this race promises. to be very close with early indicatiqhs favoring Moose. The race for auditor of State is also close on early returns. Oathout was leading Colquitt at o'clock this morning by 800 on incomplete returns from approximately 40 counties.
 For Commissioner of Mines, Manu- factures and Agriculture Page was leading Surridge by 2,200 majority at 8 o'clock this morning.
 Vote May Not Exceed 10000.
 John H. Hinemon, manager of Rob- inson's campaign said at 1 o'clock: We do not concede single county to Donaghey, although he may carry his home county, Faulkner, by a small majority. I hardly think there were more than 140,OOO votes cast in to- days election and possibly not over 130,0O0. Mir Robinson will poll not less than 90,000 votes out of 130,000.
 Donashey Carries Home County.
 Complete returns from Faulkner county on governor and United States senator give Donaghey 1,035, Robin son BPS, Davis 1,061, Brundidge 939 The governors majority in his home county was only 107.
 Robinson Carries home County.
 Incomplete returns from Lonoke county indicate that Joe T. Robinson carried his home county by a good safe majority of from 600 to 500. It is said, however, that many of Mir Rob- inson's weakest precincts in Lonoke county had not been heard from.
 The Congressional Races.
 At 3 o'clock this morning the con- gressional returns seemed to indicate the election of CarAway over Macon in the first district, Oldfield over Campbell in the second district, Fay Tor over Martin in the sixth district and Goodwin over Moore in the sey- enth. Taylor and Goodwin were lead. ing by large majorities, but Carraway and Oldifeld were running so closely to their opponents that later returns may change the result.
 Smith is leading Graham for as. sociate justice by big majority.
 Rowland is leading Tucker for rail. | road commissioner also on incom- plete returns at o'clock this morn ing.
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BOYS WORK PLEASES COVER
NOR.

From the Macon Telegraph.
OF interest to Governor Brown in
the inspection of the exhibits at the
fair yesterday was the display of the
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A MONSTRR RATTLESNAKE.

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