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Newspaper Page TextINDISTINCT CGFY ATHENS, GA„ WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 7. 1894. Matohi Cnro * Chairman of D«mooratio committee claims D mrorata will have n* x. boura. He says there will 60 no losses in the Booth not already coanted on. . 1 *NewOblbaks.La, H v 6—The re turns indicate the election of flee and possibly six Democratic Congressmen in the Bute. Jackson, Hiss. Not. 6.—All d-mo- oradc Congressmen from tide Stab elected‘>y safe majority, except la 4th, j 5th at,d 6th districts. I Jackson, Kiss, Nor. 7. 1 a. m.— I News nceived ap tem>d!-jgt>t Indicates I t e election of solid Democratic oon-1 RivArK'Lal d 1< genon of 7 members, the I * •» Uify b« 1 Io_.e b<t l»e« ry Democrat I • ehci.il. Tie del nation I tli * si d Allti, Calm ngs, W te-,| 'I |i>U', ItrS) a d Bp • u r .11 o C I u<uli«u.xe»|,t ib*t*. 1% tei. TL. kill a ALL • lUaT. Jack* n.n.tE, in, N \.0 — l.ighi| | e. il«uu 044trt.il hp.jrkman | I .> moc-r.u assur'd, j Jackson vjllx, iUtK V. 7. 3 A. M. Ur e.tue FopmUk fop in this state j trill not bo likely to reset, four tbons* find. WAtHiKonN, Nor. G.— the riwidt I Citiaea estimate 1 one halt rote cast in 13d Couf.rensiooai district, Cooper, Dem- I ocratic, elected. Populist Tote small, j I possioly under 1,000. I Pop* Loads in Palmbtto. Stats. I Columbia S. C. Not. 6.—Partial rt> I turn* from thirty counties' glTe for j Got. Evano 0,860, Pope 10,470, oonven- I tton yes 6,474, No 11,668, first Congree* f aionai district, stokes. 1,603, Johnson 1898 second no returns. 3rd Latimer 630> I Moorman-369, E»ana 168. 4th Wilson 707, Melton 363. 6th Strait 1,364, De- I Ties 607, Alexander 806. 6th McLaurin j 763, Wilson 347. 7th Elliott 8/K», Mar- I ray 1,323. I Columbia, S. C. Not. 6.—Figures I thus tar.- indicated election of Brans 39,000. I WAaaixoTON, Nov. 6.—W. L. Wilson I is defeated. The BepubUoan Commiteee I olaime all for oongreas^sn and the indt- I cations are favorable for a Bepublican I majority in the Legislature. Washington, Not. Indications I are that Tom Johnson, for Congress, I in Cleveland dittriot, defeated by largo I majority. I Washington, D. C., Nov. 7.1 s. m.— I South Dakota rotoirns indicate that I Howe Populist elected governor. I Atlanta, ©a., Nov. «, — jlspijsr,, I ( Democrat, Is elbotod to Congress in,-the II ri rstdistarie tof GoCvgi r ,7tnsewl tn tbs j; | Seoond district of Georgia, Crisp fin I 11 the Third district of Georgia, and Tur* j ner in U10 Eleventh distriot of Georgia I . | Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 6.—Fifth dta-X 11 triot with three counties estimated, I . | give* Livingston, Democrat, 3,035 mt- J * Jortty. Madison's votk. j * | Comb*, Qa., November G.—Lawson j •|ov.lie . Madison by throe l ubdred and I r | eivon-y-fivo majority. J j | Savannah, Ol, Nov.' 0.^-C«ngrev I . ( iiGLai vote 8oVi.ni.La lister Demo-1 f | ic 6 937. Brown l*t.pu<iet 57. ■ AUU : T Cb va, «Ja , N>v. 6 — I - | i r^ j Gr - 4... 38» D anoretic - j majority. Jaukowu o~uu -> a P pu- 0 | list by about 175. Good Lord deliver I - j u?. R.J. Smith. I L I ©ALVB8TOH, Tex., Nov. 7,1:30, A.U. a | Partial returns from various parts ol | the State show reduced Democratic is I majority. *« | Galvkston, Texas, Nov. 6.—Nows l ' I predicts oanal Democratic majority for | State and Legislature; also eleotion ol | Democratic Congressmen in all die- 1 6-1 tricte, probable exoeption 9th ' and 10 h re | districts. Nothing definite expected ic | tonight. ’• | St. Paul, Nov. 7.1 a. m.—Returns so | far received indicate Democrats are lots- “•( Ing to both Republicsna and Populists a " | candidates for Governor. There u no to | doubt of the election Nelson BepubUoan | for Governor by 30,000. n * | Huron, 8. D.,Nov. 6;—Returns slow, u | indications Republican governor eleottd I * | large plurality. | Skatlb Washington, Not. 7,1:30, A lie H.—Light vote on aoooont of bad ss> | weather. Indications are that a Repob- >u-1 Mean State ticket is elected by 6,000. by j Republicans claim 14 majority in jjoint I j Legislature. > to- j Idaho, Nov. 7, 3 A. M.—Indications in-1 are that a Republican State ticket is rat elected, and Republican Congressman »- I elected from Boise city, salt Lake Re publicans claim Cameron's election to Clbtblaxd, o , November 7 —3 a. m. —Returns so far give Barton 1,000 ovsr Tom Johnson, for Congress. C lecuiATTi, Ohio., Nov. 7.3 A- M.— 676 distriets ootoido this city Tiy 19*88 - 253, Turner 67,934. - 143' precints this city Taylor 36,489 Turner 11,370. SnnensLD, Hah, Nov.6-'-Rctur db shows tbwttka Republicans carry the Finland Seoond district?. Bofton, Mass , Nov., 6.—Ton towns boar* liras give Groobalf, Republi can 3.166, Rnsr.ill, Democra', 516, * net DijH.<cr*n.' 1 «a cf Hi vows. , ft avtiB, N V. 7.—2:30 a. M. O « . nl> i- n iiesiMt Deoi c>u . -^ot 6,« 8 v » .ee» ' . ' MiLw.rBks, Wia.N r 6. V»>.wl cn.p.ra. wuu 18 3. Fft tw t •« . .r > l.ott,-fcuw u.l 1 pauliOAD g.i A BLOODY RIOT. CLARKE’S VOTE. SHE DOUBLES'THE MAJORITY GIVEN IN OCTOBER FOUR WHITE MEN SHOT IN AUG USTA BY NEGROES* Stands True to Her Democrat, ic Faith And Sends Eleven Democrats to the Next Congress. Great Excitement Prevails in Augusta—Whites and Blacks Engaged on • Both Sides. Hill Loses New York After a Ccllar.t Fight. Augusta, Ga., — [Sp:oiaL] — There were aevartl .fights during the day, one resulting in the death of one man sad the wounding of several others. In the Fifth ward, which has a largo Popnlist vote, John M. Goss, one of the Populist workers,' challenged a negro vote. In the difficulty that fol lowed Goas drew his ptatol and a gen eral melee and f uailade of shots followed. Goss was killed almost instantly' bat not until he bad emptied hia five-cali bre pistol. Among the wounded were of Summer- The Next Ccrgrets will Proba bly be 1( publican I ,n.rath-1 M K n *m< <1 et>d I. 1 imi | j it pan lotus claim > . o i.id of rt.orpe i.y • I .rgtr pluraiit -. I’m iII-t c 11 l*i l«‘UhC. r-iOM W L on*- duteiot. V bikukg, W. V.^ N< r. g.—St thing -elu bM fno> WHSv I»A d Htnnt, huh tide 1 oil mit g it b i a smell msjentj. Wbbxubg, W. Va. N: v. 6 —Ripu ili- oan 8 at> > com mime nisi os Wilwin d«- f«ked for pongreM,ty 1 .*00, also ol In Htwliog, republican, in 1 this disutc , elected by same majority- Dovoater, republican for Congress, carries first listrlot by 1,60ft. Whbblkbg, W. Va. Nor. A—Republi can State committee claims Wilson de- f.ated for Congress by 1,000, Whbbliho, W. Va., Nov. 7.—3:15 a. m.—The Legislature is Republican by 15 to 20 on joint ballot. This will in sure a BepabUean United States Sena tor to succeed Camden. Loumvulb, Kv., Nov. 7.—At this dme returns give Denny, Republican, a majority of 23.. Returns from the : u.«*«Baa. N- t.« -It l« a» d 1 i|» M - public,n 2i V 00 to 3L,' Q-'. M ILWAUKBS, N. v. 7, 3 A. M.-Kil -! oiated r*piitkcans, Lave el« eted 9 out! ><10 Lou^iearmea, witu uue district in JoaoT. Milwauku, NoVtmber 7.—3:15 l. m.—C Ukira-aa WlI, of the i- ! meet ado Central Con aiitteo, conowcl- a he 8aue to Rapnblicau by thirty ttou nu ,d. Ibdianapl-ld, XaiL, Ncv.6..-lanprt- oinots In luniiaha: Owen, Republican, 1«006, Moyers, Democrat, 60S. Same In 1893 gave HaaisOh 939, Cleveland 650. Mail and Express bulletin says: The Republicans h*Te eleoted 90 to 100 of the 137 members of the Now York State Assembly. Evahsvuab, Indiana, Nor. 7.1 a. m. —It is stated that Republican oongreu- William L. Wilson, the Great Tariff Reformer, Defeated, And Likewise Wm. C. Owens, Who Knocked Breckinridge Out. George Heckle, marshal vllle, a resldeooe suburb of Augusts, shot in shoulder and side, both flash wounds; Dsn Bowles, shot in forehead and cut, all dash wounds ; Will Bobler, seriously shot. All parties ware whits. Others received slight cats and bruises. N egroea and whites fighting on both sides. M. P. Wauk. < A REPUBLI0AN LANDSLIDE. It was a republiosn lauds lido. But in the midst of it all ol t Georgia oomea to the front with a solid Demo cratic delegation. The Babnbb building was the popu lar resort last night, and as the latest returns were flatbed by the stereopd- oon upon the canvas, the audience did not cheer. This was not caused by an wspprt- man has been Mooted 1st district. J I Indianapolis, Ind., Nov.7. 3 a. m.— Journal claims Republicans carried ] county by 8/WQ. Byunm (Demoora*. for oongreaa defeated by 3,000 to4,000. DarKorr, Nov. 6.—indications are that Riafa Republican elected Governor over Fisher Demooratic^by over 36,00a I Dbtboit, Nov. 7,1:30, A. 11.—Repub licans have elected Rich Governor and an online Btatn ticket by plmrality of from 26/100 to 40,000; ten ont of twelve Congress man,and more than two-thirds of Legislature, thus Insuring eleodon of a Republican Senator. conxxttiCut also. Naw Havbn, Conn., Nov. 6.—Forty- two towns give Coffin 14,117, Cody 11,016. :lndioations are Republican Governor elected by people, three Re branches of Legislature. Connecticut, Nov. 6.—Vote In 40 towns show large Republican gains. > Naw Havbn, Conu., N&v. 7,4-A.M. Indlcstiona now are that Republicans olset 4 Congressman and State officers. Republicans have the Bouse and Son- ** a Bloody Fight. Dablingtok, s. C., Nov. 6.—An ex citing day here. Four men stabbed in a big riot over the election. Every citizen wildly excited over election. I oletive spirit bnt because the Demo crats bad fallen so far behind. The news servioe was the completes! 1 ever given in Ateens and the people appreciate It most heartily. In addition to the eligsnt service of the A cb elated Press, a special service from the Now York World, the Atlanta Constitution and the Angus to Chroni-1 ole wss secured. Messrs Smith and HORRIBLE CRIME, Boy aad Girl Butchered—The Girt On*. r>|.d Pint. Toledo, Nov. «.- t -One of the most horrible orimes in the calendar or in the world’s history was committed near the town of Paulding, a county seat several miles west of this city, some time Sun day, but the awful evidences of it were Naw Yoaa, Nov.—Bilik plurality in the city will bo about 2400, the whole reform city ticket elected by pluralties of from *5,000 to 45,000, Strong and Goff reaching in the latte* figures. Naw Yobk, Nov ftr-{8peoial tofTmx BAxaaa.}—Tho indications are Morton is oiootsd by 76jOOO, aad Grant defeated fa* mayor b?40,00a Bapnblloaxu seem to have elected all their Congressman in Brooklyn aad m Now YocR. - Bart lett in Cho 7th aad Walsh tn the 8th are I the only onoseteetsd at this hour is ae- laured. The World. Haw Yobs, Nov. 7.—Total rote for Mayor: Stroag, 1*R690 Grant U1^57, I Strong over Grant 41,434. Baltimokb, Nov. 6.—It is oonoeded by democrats that Welling republican aketed to Congress in 6th diatriet. Dbnvbb, Cox. Nov. 6.—Returns oomoe in slow, in towns beard from female vote quite large. Republicans olaim their-ticket - It is believed all the Republican state httaket ''eleeted' ae well aa Republican congressmen throughout the state. ;; jiurvALo'n. y.NovT 7,i a. m.—r. B; Mahoney, republican, elected to Congroas33nd distriot, republican gains. bfifMOUnu, Iowa, Nov. 7, 3 A. M,— Chairman republican State committee olive the olrver and obliging operators, at the Weston Union office did good work in I the service satisfactory in every re spect. The result* of the battle of tbe bal lots 1* briefly summarized aa follows: Ne * York want repub [loan one hun dred tDouaaad, and neariy all the re publican Congressmen wore elected la ’ bat- state. WiMamc. Wilson the great tariff im. r w-defeated in West Virginia. 1 w ii i»m C o*eov, the man who do* e * ,r " Br-.kiuridie went down before >>ik i« p i ] o«n opp menc. lie u-xi Cuegrtno will bo repnbli- c.n. Heiurn* show that very few oongrss- sioi-al di»< rio s in the South Jbavo booB lost to demooraoy. Enact retoras from sit the Goorgis not dhicovered until Monday noon. Two small children, a boy 8 years of age and a girl aged 8, were murdered and their oounty, 180 preolnotf, Owens 1,694 Denny 1,340,9th distriot vote olose re turns indioate election of Plights- publicans over. — Washibgtoh, D. O., Nov. 7,1:80; A. M —Kentucky first and seoond dis- trtots will elect Democratic Congress men by nans! majority. Returns from the third district indicate the election otMeElroy, Demoorat, over Hanter, Republican, by an increased majority. Latest reports show Democratic major ity la Jessamine oonnty. McCreary certainly elected. Returns from fourth die 1 riot sl ow - easy Repub lican gain* Sad poasiuili.y ol tbe election ot Lev is, Republican, Congresaman, ->v« r Mont gomery, Demoorat. WaohikotuN, N v 7.-2 30 a. m.— Kentucky in u.t kit b i> r u : Evans, Republican, for Congress, has a majority of 2,600 to 3,000. Scott county complete, gives Owens a majority of. 6*29, Fourth district complete, returns 1 from all bat two p-eoincts, give Lewis, Republican 114 majority. .The missing precints will not materially change these figures. ILLINOIS BBPUBLXCAH BY 70,000. Chicago, Nov. 6.—RepublicAn State central committee olaim Illinois by 70,000, sixteen Congressmen and both branobes of Lcgislatnre. Chicago, Nov. 6.-Generally conce ded by city hall politicians at 8 o’clock that there would be a Republican mar Jonty on State ticket. Chicago Nov. 7.—Chairman Tanner olaime the dec tic n of a Republican State tiekt by 70,000 and both branobes of the mkhaiaa Chicago, Nov. 7. 1 a. m.—In the city 369 pnolnots give Oaggett Demo cratic 53,788, Wolff Republican 38JB31 Randolph 9,784. omo ooaa xxpublican. Washington, sNov. 6.—300 preebiets outside of Cinoinnatti, Taylor 43/M8, Turner 36^48, Martin 4,542, HoCastin r > Naw Yoax, Nov. 6.—Son says Ohio i Democrats concede State bo Bapnbli- t can* by 6/100 majority. Timas says t Miner in 9th Congressional distriot and > Welsh in 8th, are undoubtedly Mooted. Cincinnati, 0„ Not. 6.—Sixty pre- u clncts outside of CindnstU, Taylor r 8,882. Turner 7,168, Martin TSSMelast- , ing 416. * Ohio, Nov. 6.—One hundred precincts * outside of Cincinnati _ ~ Indies thrown under a brush pile anil then a lire started to consume the brush and thus bio. ont the dastardly crimoof the human brutes. i It is evident, however, that the mur der of the children was simply an effort to cover np a crime much more terrible in its real import. FI... ,v™ _ Physicians who, have examined the remains of the little girl declare there is unquestionable evi dence that the little girl was brutally, treated before being murdered. The parents of the little children, Samnel Good and wife, reside about two miles north of the town, Mr. Good being a Well-to-do farmer. The children left visit a neighbor. They remained away all day ami when darkness came they hud not returned. Search was instituted, and their bodies were found under a brush pile which their murderers had attempted to fire, but which was extinguished by tbe rain. The little bov’s throat was cut from ear to ear and his clothes and body were literally steeped in his own blood. The little girl’s head was cut off and she was disemboweled. There were two deep, ugly gashes from the ribs to the grout. From all appearances the dread ful crime had been committed with an aye or some other equally unwieldly and blunt iustrumeut. Many think the girl was first waylaid end the boy possibly ccming along dis covered the crime, when it was resolved to murder him also, to destroy all evi- denoe or chance of detection. A young man named Hart has been arrested, supposed to be in some way connecttod~with the murder of the Good children, though search of hia olothing reveals nothing. i • _ m j jriw xoak. noT* 4a 1 uk'^ruii districts oonld not bo secured, but each L, t vote for au j, 127,70) Morton 1 district went Democratic safely. liasaao 1 “ Below is the story told by the bul- w „ , letius aa they came in: | Yoax, Nov. 7, 1:80„ A. Mj— Naw Yoax, Nov. 6^-A oomparUon ! 1>884 dutriot * ou^de Now York and ' 83 districts in this city Bhow a Repub- BrooW y* Morton 372,924, Hill lie m gain of 4,572, j 187,384, Wheeler 4,047. Naw Yobk, Nog. 6.—One hundred Naw Yoax, Nov. 7,1:3Q, A.M.—Ab- distiiots out of 1,141 give Hill 8680 J soclated press so far as heard from Re* Morton. 8,619. Eighty distriotaout 0 f P abUc,u “ hw K»lned throughout the 1,141 give Grant 5,705, Strong 8,490. | country 42 members of Congress. Naw Yoax, Nov. 6.—Three hundred | Naw Yoax, Nov. 7.-2:30 a. m.—Re- and thirty districts give Hill 33,466, (tnrns from nearly two-thirds of the Morton, 31,089. | State ontsido of Now .Yotk and Brock- Naw Yoax, Nov. 6.—Four hundred I *** Morton about 90/100 ahead, and ten districts ont of 1,141 give Bill I Naw Yolb, 7,3 a. m.-3/)68 dittriot 40,883, Morton 39,583. For Mayor 130 outside New York and Brooklyn, give dir triot* give Strong 13,703, Grant Morton *99,839, Hill 206;710, Wheeler 8 » 8al * 14/K8. The same district in 1891, gave Naw Yoax, Nov. 6-Fivo hundred I Fastett 228^43, Flower 311,173. districts out of 1,141 give BUI 60,382,1 _ „ ■ . „ Morton 49,133, Wheeler 4,826. I ’ *?*' *f“**J* t Naw Yoax, Nov. «.-Six bnndrod dtatricti glvoHm 60^ Morton 58/W, “* Norton 309A677 HU1^5H Wheeler 5.783. For Mayor 300 dUtricU ^^“?^. ^ stmf distriSs in give Grant 24^01, Strong 28,81(1 FassS ^6/OT,TKowS Naw Yobk, Nov. 6,—Sight bnndrod I a 19.684. The indications now are - that and ten distriot* give Hill 86,064, Mot- I Morton’s plurality in the State will bo ton 83,585, Wheeler 636. The Now ( 1B0 mol Vnrlf Ann uas in an {«4aMtiaa f * GEORGIA LEGISLATURE XSl* Coavlot Question Will Bo Sfado aa ^ leeuo Ttale Soeslon. -Two bills are now Atlanta, Nov. 6. before the legislature looking to the dis position of the state oonvicts. A DISASTROUS FIRE rate management, the principal keeper of the penitentiary being in charge of the whole. A resolution has been introduced in the house providing for the issue of $660,000 for school and pension pur poses, complying to the national law with regard to the 10 per oent tax upon state hank issue*, at the same time basing the proposed issue of statu cur rency Upon safe, sound principles of protection and final redemption in na tional currency; provided, after a care ful investigation' on a business basis ana a Qfimparison of the 10 per oent na- j tSaal tax (paid only onoe) with the an- nuv payment of 4 to 6 per cent interest peud upen bonds; snoh a measure is That Causaa a Loss or Four Thousand Dollar*. Oglethorpe oonnty had a bad fire yes terday. Mr. Nat Arnold’s gin and corn mill was totally destroyed together with a great deal of oorn and cotton. The loss was four thousand dollars. No insurance. Mr. Wm. Matthews, of Crawford. Caught In a dn. At Crawford yesterday Mr. William Matthewa was caught in a gin and bis arm was badly lacerated before the ms- chine could be stopped. Rp bsdly was bit arm injured that it bad. to-bs Amputated. A Livai r Runaway —Q tite a serious runaway oocu:red in front of Haddock’s store the other day, which ended with other an »musing result to the oc- lq. kirs, but a costly accident to the Isimir. It seemi that a farmer left hia doable team hitched to a wagon full of Madbid, Nov 6.—Premier Sagasta, who resigned in. company with all his colleagues several days ago, has recon structed the cabinet as follows: Pre- mlar, Sagasta; justice. Mania; public works, R. Capdepon; colonies, Lopes Fnlgcerver; foreign affairs, Groieard; war. General Dominguez; finance, G*> mizp: marine,' Admiral Pasquiu- All trfijystera took the oath of office be* | fdr* Queen Regent Christina. It la Rather Prematura. Paris, Nov. 8.—The Temps eaye: “The statements that the government has decided to ask credits for a Mada gascar expedition are altogether incor rect or premature. The government will await another dispatch from Le f Myre de. Viloos before taking the defi- f nite step, for only then can it be known whetner or not a rapture has taken Taylor, Repub lican, 14^75, Tuner, Democrat, 7,946 Martin, Prohibitionist, 1^04, McCartia, Popnlist, 581 Same in 1893 gave Mo- Kinley 15,189, Ned 10,879, Bracks 389, M cklin 644. Cincinnati, Nov. 7. 1 a. m.—Ohio 400 precincts ont of Cincinnati give] Taylor 68,196, Tnrner 37,037, Martin 6,362. McClastln 2.768. CxNctBHAii, Omo, Nov. 7.1 e. m,— 180 of the city preoinota give T y or Republican 33,100, Tnrner Demooratio 10,1674' . - - standing near the street car track, the team got frightened by a passing car, ran away and rpilt molasses and meal all over the roao. They were stopped after going a short distance, and the farmer drove hi m carrying an empty meal sack and molaaaes oan. Nxw York, Nov. 6.—World bulletin j rays Indications point to defeat of Hill tiyover 100,000, and probabilities are

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