MiMii.RSBORo is still far abend of Pine-ville.
It took a bogus baron to work the
formor, but a plain, overv day American,
by the name of Lee, got hundreds of
dollars out of the latter and succeeded in
getting checks cashed to tho amount of
53,000.
in
inch- s 1 TT " i
table, Dan Milller, 10T, CClltUal L niVCl'SltV
Constitutional Convention, J
Dolegate to
Miller. 22'.i, llackley, 112.
Piiei ixtT No. 2 Superior Judge, Bar-1
hour UU; Cl'k Com t Appeals, Longmoor'
ISO, Tinsley 101, Mrs. Henry 22; County
Judge, Varnon 221, Gooch Is; County
Clerk, Cooper 22S, Gooch 17; County At-1
torney, Paxton 215; Sheriff, Menefee202; ,
School Superintendent, McCIary 224,
Miss Bogle II; Assessor, Kennedy l'.t7,
Colley ".'N Surveyor, Evans 215; Coroner,
Carson 21:5; Jailer, Owens 2.15, Sibold 17,
Constable, Dan Miller 215; Magistrates,
Richards 2:54, Daw son 205; Delegate to
Constitutional Convention, Miller 2:52,
Hackloy 20.
It is generally conceded that McCIary
has a safe majority over Miss Bogle.
The latest from Walnut Flat was that
tho democratic majority was about 00 all
around.
The following was gotten about I
o'clock yestorday afternoon, which gives
the majorities up to that hour as follows:
lluatonville, Vainon US, Owens 125,
Cooper 225, Miss Bogle 110. Turners-
ville, Varnon i7, Cooper 110, Owuns I0
Paxton 115, Miller 70, McCIary as.
'Sptnal to 4'lie Interior Journal )
IlAiutonsiiuitii, Ky., Aug. 25, 4:00 i. i.
Moore, democratic nominee for delegate
to constitutional convention, elected
by at least 500. J. B. O.
I Special 111 Interior Jourrml.)
Danville, Aug. I, 1.05 i. m. Indica
tions at this hour are that tho whole democratic
ticket will bu elected by a majority
of :100 to 400. B. G. B.
