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ELECTION RESETS. ? ? I aiitner Leads For Senator and Hey / ward For Governor VOTING WAS CL05I; IN PLACES Conip|?t? Official Returns From All Voting Places In the State? County Kctursi. KoUowing are* the official returns from'oftch county In the second pri nt ary: -*1 Evana for senator. Ma Vote. Total. Jority. 2 J"3 36317 64165 90482 17848 FOR GOVERNOR. Heyward .. . .v; 50772 a|'l;;^t-' ?? '? 40417 91169 10355 i" a lieutenant governor. ski 42597 - -V SECRETARY OF STATE. ?sr?U 47198 44173 91371 3025 l'OR COMPTROLLER GENERAL Jones 45789 Sit <4784 90523 955 1 OlfADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR h , GENERAL. 41522 ' ^??St ; 48404 89926 6882 J'OR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER Caughman .. .. 51069 V?"?k 40571 91640 10498 CONGRESS SECOND DISTRICT. Bellinger 5843 Cr?{t 5969 11812 126 CONGRESS? THIRD DISTRICT. J!k.^ 8749 b"^h ? 6940 15689 1809 "low ITaults by counties are as fol SENATOR AND GOVERNOR. Latl- Hey Tal , L' .. Ev&ns imer ward hert Abbeville .... 680 150C 819 1410 Alken 1714 ? 1506 1193 2019 Anderson .... 896 ? 8161 2369 1756 Bamberg .... 365 v797 708 457 Barnwell ,.AV. 924 . .093 73$ 1174 Beaufort .. .. 435 226 597 *72 Berkeley ...; 535 638 727 431 Charleston.. 1512 2931 3914 550 Cherokee ... 880- 1811 1399 977 -Chester .. .. 738 806 938 652 Uiestcrfleld . . 367 1381 ' 625 1121 Clarendon ... 649 1066 1034 707 Colleton .... 1258 , 978 2192., 58 Darlington .. 455 1117 1104 494 Dorchester.. .482 "722 882 324 Edgefield ^...,<553 884 424 1126 Fairfield .... 517 748 544 733 Florence .... 661 1158 1032 724 Georgetown.. 310. 368 561 119 Grttonvllle . 2235 2274 2444 2104 -Greenwood - . . 549 1253 781 1123 Hampton ... 650 770 843 584 Horry ....... 606 1364 1384 577 Ke.uhaw .... 533 929 558 911 Lancaster .. 780 1099 857 1020 Laurens .. .. 924 1962 1143 1784 11 715 668 628 755 Lexf-igton .. 761 1728- 1043 155r Marlon M24 1348 966 1566 Marlboro . . . .*44 1044 928 479 Newberry ... 543 1582 1219 958 Oconee .. .. 60&> 2035 9060 988 Orangeburg. 1521 1601 1T65 1405 PIc.kens .. ... 726 1798 1949 595 Richland .. 1540 1588 1534 1674 Saluda .. ..... m 1240 418 4438 Sumter .... 863 . $99 - . 892 827 Spartanburg 4031 2828 4251 2998 ITniojr . . . .1157 1119 911 1402 Will amsburg 884 " 943 1117 695 1158 1363 *1298 1270 ~ Total .. 56317 54165 50772 40417 C?>rtl550U^rt ANI) ADJUTANT Abb,,?lt . fSL* Aiken .. .. IRP2 1316 16J0 I5fj Anderson .. 20*4 *929 no JJJi Bamberg . ..*? 9?4 ?40 419 747 Barnwell ...W- M2$ ?m Beanfort ... ..446 218 236 X? B *?*eiey in m Ss SL Charleston. . 2593 2016 * io? im Cherokee 536 1||7 ^ U7| *74 p Cfc?*t*r 6}3 fir JS ait SS-e^"d "? ?" ?H ^ Oirnflw .. <oi ilH 433 i? sSi ;}? a ~ "& Dorcheaty .. 943 $f ?? 396 42697 45339 47198 44173 UEUTRNANT GOVERNOR AND SECRETARY OF STATE. Wll Gary Sloan Gantt SOn Abbeville .. 1779 441 477 1738 Aitken .. .. 1827 1598 2177 Anderson .. 1484 2637 2063 ,13amber? 553 - 415 780 Rarnwoll 795 1129 1231 Beaufort .. ..257 404 468 Berkeley .. ..670 474 579 Charleston ..1092 3 203 2661 Cherokee 1215 1204 1690 Chester .'. . . 1105 471 531 Chesterfield ..707 1038 276 Clarendon .. 862 870 325 Colleton 1115 1058 1540 Darlington . . 704 890 220 Dorchester .. 555 648 905 Edgefield ... 644 907 677 Fairfield . . ..708 557 663 Florence .... 980 864 1017 Georgetown.. 327 349 156 Greenville .. 1594 2959 3099 Greenwood . . 936 971 " 486 Hampton .... 536 875 951 llorry 480 1480 757 Kerahaw .... 732 732 491 Lancaster 1181 .6&7_. 353 Laurens .... 1473 1446 1815 Lee... .. .....843 ... .567 185 Lexington . . 1284 1199 1675 Marlon ^. .. 1752 746 1018 Marlboro ... 1066 347 497 Hewberry ... 965* 1192 1177 Oconee V. . . 931 1734 1626 Orangeburg. 1829 1320 1577 Plckewi .... 1221 1312 1527 Richland .. 1351 1838 1846 Saluda 1116 _ 736 1181 Sumter .... 493 715 120 Spartanburg 2007 4841 5238 1653 Tftllow .. 1310 957 1267 1007 Williamsburg 922 817 669 1220 York ....... 1379 1169 1207 1345 Horry 1304 659 616 1355 Kershaw .. #75* 483 543 937 Lancaster ... 885 978 343 1583 Laurens .... 1334 1587 1871 1050 Lee 676 673 316 1043 UxJngton ..1164 1410 912 752 Marlon .. .. 144 4 1059 1145 1033 Marlboro 822 597 345 105o Newberry .. 1148 984 1563 601 Oconee.. .. 1431 1324 1886 1077 Orangeburg. 2675 1069 1461 1689 Piokens . . . . 960 1555 1C05 928 Richland ... 1419 1723 561 2619 Saluda .. .. 1065 884 974 872 3 urate r .. .. 361 850 420 788 Spartanburg 1900 4968 3838 308B Pnion .. .. 1364 851 1038 12S8 W'maburg. . 1118 515 69t 1117 York 1140 1409 808 1749 Totals . . . 45739 44784 41522 48404 RAILROAD COMMISSIONER. Caughmnn. Evans Abbeville 1 .... 1406 812 Aiken .... 2062 117* An<Jer?on 2090 2018 Bamberg 840 327 Barnwell 1096 824 Beaufort 367 298 Berkley 647 523 Charleston 3052 1370 Cherokee 913 1420 Chesty 75 7 ??? &heaterflcld 763 973 Clarendon a. 1131 COO Colleton ? *. . 1439 762 Darlington .. 912 653 Dorchester 479 741 Edgefield 1053 494 Fairfield 916 363 Floronce . 998 831 Georgetown . ..#* 144 536 Greenville ...... 2218 2314 Gieonwoot^, 1522 427 Hampton ^ 1034 364 Horry .. 1021 956 Kershaw ; 824 640 Lancaster 1088 789 Ijuuc?8 1974 949 Lee 7... 748 G09 Lexington 1701 y 717 Marion 313 / 293 Marlboro ,_&5S ' 8-50 Newberry liOl 145o Oconee 1191 15C8 Orangeburg 1620 1539 Piokens 1256 1257 Richland 1163 ? 190'J1 Saluda 1149 703 Sumter 801 410 Spartanburg 4357 252S tin Ion j 387 891 Williamsburg 1159 649 York 1220 ^ > 1325 f Total .. 51069 40571 CONGRESS? SECOND DISTRICT. Bellinger Croft Aiken (official) 652 2591 Bamberg (official 826 339 Barnwell (official) 1397 526 Beaufort (offlehUj 518 167 Edgefield (officl&l) 721 81* Saluda (official) 819 1028 ,Hafripton (official/ 906 517 Total ?843 5969 CONGRESS? THIRD DISTRICT. Aiken Simtb Pickena~(offlcial) 637 1880 Oconeo (official) ....... 1173 1C2Q Anderson (official) 2084 2034 Bamberg (official) 828 339 Greenwood (complete) .. 1641 267 Newberry (official) ..,.. 1292 863 Totap 8749 6940 ABBEVILLE. Office returns li* Abbeville county given Evans 680, Latimer 1,506, Hey ward 819, TalbeTt f.401, Gary 1,779, Sloan 441, Gantt 477, Wilson 1,788, Jones 1.888. Walker 328.. Boyd l.OCfl Fmit 1,147, Caughman 1,406 Evans 812. Congress, Aiken 1,922, Smith 286. ANDERSON. The official vote in this county gives Evans 896, Latimer 3,161, Heyward 2, 369, Talbert 1.756, Gary 1,484, Sloan 2,637, Gantt 2,063, Wilson 2,046, oJrtes 2,084, Walker 2,029, Boyd 1,849, Frost 2,255, Caughman 2,096, Evans 2,018, Aiken 2,084. Smith 2.031. ^ AIKEN. The following returns from Aiken county give Evans 1,*14, Latimer 1,506, Heyward 1,93, Talbert 2,019, Gary 1,627, Sloan 1.598, Gantt 2.177, Wilson 1.034, Jones 1,892, Walker .1,316, Boyd 1,620, Frost 1,591, Caugbman 2,062, Evans 1, 172, Bellinger 652, Croft 2,591. Johnson defeats Sawyer for State Senator. Wade and Holmes jie($at lawyer and Keenan for house. Eubanks is elected county commis sioner and a third primary will be ne cessary to decide for the other. BAMBERG. The executive committee met today, tabulated the votes and following Is the official result: Bellinger 826; CroXt 339. Bvann 36o; Latimer 797. Heyward 708; Talbert 457* Gary 553; Sloan 615. Qantt 780; Wilson 384; Jones 924; Walker "240; Boyd 419; Frost 747. Caughman 840; Evans 327. J. B. Black waa nominated for house of represeutativea and W. W. Lljsbtsey magistrate. BARNWELL. Official returns of Barnwell county give Heyward 786, Talbert 1,174, Evans | 924, I<atimer 993, Gary 795. Sloan 1,129, Gantt 1.231,- Wilson 693, ?Jones 1.053, Walker $45. Caugmah 1,096, Evans 824. ! beacjfoAt. The offlelal returns of Beaufort coun ty 'gtve the following vote: Evans 435, Latimer Heyward 597. Talbert 72, Gary 257, 81oan 404, Ga?tt 44*. Wltaon 184, Jonaa 448, Walker $13, Boyd 286, ?Vost <57, Caughman 388, Evana 298, Bellinger 818, Croft 157. BERKELEY. The following la the official vote fofc| today: Evans W5.,i*tiiner ?88, ??f7| ward 737. Talbert 439, Oary?70, Sloan 474, Gantt 579, Wlleoo ?7t. Jonea 796, Walker 874. Boyd W. Frost 839, Caughman 447, ~ Evans fit. 8 W. ftaeaeit sleeted to tfce iHMatwe; 4. B. Mecrteoa sheriff, J. O. Idnrta rer. J. H STjohTK ^ tta coaaty i uiwlprt ihi njf, h K. Kirtoc conafr. 634, Walker 1.&27, Boyd 1,378, Frost 074, Caughrnan i>ia, Evans 1,4*26. CHESTER. ' The complete returns give Evans 738, 1^atln?er 80??. Hey ward 938, Tal bert 652. Gary l.ior*. Sloan 471, Gantt" 531, VVllsou 1,041, Jones 013, Walker 957, Ho yd 648, Frost *J16. Caughrnan 777, Evans 797. For county supervisor Culp 694, Darby 899. CHESTERFIELD. Official vote Of this county Ik a* fol lows: Evans 367, 1 4* timer 1.381, Hey ward 626. Talbevt 1.121. Gary 707, Sloan 1.038, Gantt 276. Wilson 1,466, Jones 661, Walker 1,072, Boyd 607, Proa* 1,134, Caughrnan 768, Evan* 973, Pollock elected member bouse dl representatives. CLARENDON. Official count for county,: Evans 649, lAtlmer 1.066, Hey ward 1,034, Talbert 707, Gary ?62, Sloan 870, Gantt 325, Wilson 1,808. Jones 601, Walker 1,126. Boyd 433, Frost 1,299, Caughrnan 1,131, P'vans COO. Appelt for senate 809; <}. Vi. Davie 313. collf:ton. . Th ** ofiw.Mpi returns g^vo Evanc 1/ 258, Latimer 978, Hey ward 2,192. TaV bert 68, Gary 1,1 15, Sloan 1,058, Gantt 1,540, Wilson. 711, Jones 1.590. Wal ker 622, Boyd 640, Frost 1,600, Cauglv man 1,439. Evans 762. DARLINGTON. Official returns from Darlington county give following vote: Evans 455, Latimer 1,117, Hey ward 1,104. Talbert 494, Gary 704, Sloan 890. Gantt 220, Wilson .1,368, Jones 1,001. Walker 570, Boyd 969, Frost 6H7, Caughrnan 912, Evans 653. DORCHESTER. The votes east in tho second pri mary wore tabulated with the follow ing result: Evans 482, Latimer 729. Hey ward 882, Talbert 321, Gary 555, Sloan 648. Gantt 905, Wilson 29S, Jones 945, Walker 256. Boyd 848. Frost 355, Caughrnan 479, Evans 741. House cf representatives, J. D. Blv ens (Incumbent) 598, Cyrus Minis 629. EDGEFIELD. The official figures -by county D.?mo crfttle executive committee gives tlm following returns for State officers: Evans x 653, Latimer 884. Hey ward 424, Talbert 1,126. Gary 644. Sloan 907. Oantt 677. Wilson 867. Jones 889, Walker 658, Boyd 726, Frost 820, Caughrnan 1,053, Evans 494. The county returns show for eon gress, G. W. Croft reeclved 811. Bell inger 821. J. W. Devote for legislature 782, N. P. Wells 759. Mr. DeVore la elected our second representative to serve With Mr. Ralnsford. W. A. Byrd Is elected school commissioner -942 votes against Nichols 603. FAIRFIELD. Official returns from Fairfield coun ty give the following vote: Evans 517, Latimer .#48, Hey ward 544. Tal bert 733, Gary 708, Sloan 557. Gantt 663. Wilson COG, Jones 691. Walker 582, Boyd 4f?T., Frost 867, Caughrnan 910, Evans 1353, GEORGETOWN. Official coimt give Evans 310, Lati mer 368: H/iyward 561, Talbert 119, Gary 327, Qtoan 349, Gantt 156, Wil son 524, Johes 435, Walker 244, Boyd 213, Frost' 468, Caughtpap 144, Evans 536. ? * / vV GREENVILLE/ Offlolalxr?turo? give ,-Evana 2.2^5. lAtlmer 2,2ttT **yward 2,444, Talbeh 2,104, Gary 1,584. Sloan 2.959, Oantt 3,0ft*, Wilson 1,447. Jonee 673, Walker 3,978, Boyd 3,671, Frost 877, Caugh rnan 2,218, Evans 2,314. \ HAMPTON. The following 1s the official count: Evans 650, Latimer 770, Heyward 843. Talbert 584. Gary 530. Sloan *73. Gantt 951, Wilson 466, Jorfbs 90!. Walker 603, Boyd 629, Frost 786. Caughman 1.034. Evans 364, Bellinger 906. Croft 517. In the county Youmans and Middle ton were elected representatives. Llghtsey sheriff,' Rivers coroner. HORRY. Evans 606, Latimer 1,364, Hoyward 1,384, Talbert 577. Gary 480, Sloan 1.480. Gantt 757, Wilson 1,196, Jones 1,304, Walker 659, Boyd 616. tTost 1,355, Caughman 1,021, Evans 956. KERSHAW. Offlcial returns in Kershaw county giro following vote: Evans 533, Lati mer 929. Heyward 558, Talbert 91 1 Uary 782, Sloan 732, Gantt 491*, Wll son 970, Jones 975, "GPalher 483.?3Boyd ; 543, Frost 937. Caughman 824, Evnnu 640. LAURENS. The offlcial count for this county ehows the folloWTfig resuTls: Evans 924.- Latimer 1.902, Heyward 1,143.1 Talbert 1.784. Gary 1.473. Sloan 1.4 iK. Gaatt 1,815. Wileoq 1,060, Jones l,3f<4, \y*lKer 1,587, Boyd 1.871. Frost 1,050, Caughman 1.947, Evans 949. lee; - Offlcial renprt of executive commit tee give Evans 715?. Ijitlmer 668, Hey ward 628, Talbert 755. Gary 843, Sloan 567, Gantt 185. Wilson 1.171, Jones 676, Walker 678, Boyd 316, Frost 1,043. Caughman 748. Evans 609. LEXINGTON. Offlcial raturna In Lexington coun ty glvo the following vote: Evans i 761. Latimer 1.728, Heywfcrd 1,043. j Talbert 1.651, Gary T.2S4, Sloan 1,199, | Gantt 1.675V Witeon Ml. Jones 1,164, Walker 1,410. 'Boyd 912. Frost 1,732. < Csugbman 1,701, Evans 717. The executive committee met In the court bouse today and completed tbe offlcial tabulation. For coanty offl- 1 cera there were only-.yo conteets? - ; that of ?up?rvt*or andTW*nnl??1oni -<rand for that the result is as lowai For supervisor, George tfhoaly 1.491, and G. A. Ooodwin 1, Bo r oouaty coeamliw toners, Geo. n?Mt lM*. A. U Hook MS, J ' . F*f l,sM tad r HaHaaaUM. ^Reeder and. Fry are elected. OCONKB. TM Lpnt?im 1.508. Alktn 1.173, Smith 1.C20. ORANGEBURG. The official rot urns from thin coun ty kIv?* <h*? following vot<*: Kvaux 1 .521. IjUtltnor 1.C01. Iloyward 1,705. Tf\lu*rt 1,403, Gary 1.S29. Sloan 1,320. Oantt j.r>77. Wilson l,r?71. Jones 2.075. Walker 1,069, Boyd 1,4(51, Frost 1,081*. Caughman 1,020, Evans 1.&-0. ftPARTANBURO. Official returns give Evans 4.0:11 Latimer 2,823, Hey ward 4,261, Talbert 2.083. Gary 2.007. Sloan 4.831. Oantt 5,':3S. Wilson 1.053, Jones 1,900, Wal kcr 4.9?>8. Boyd 3,838. Front 3,035, Caughman 4.357. Evans 2.628. PICKENS. "'flKial returns for Pickens county Kivo ihe following vote: Evans 724. Latimer 1.790. Hey ward 1,949. Talbert 595. Gary 1.221. Sloan 1.312, Oantt 1,527. WllRon 998, Jones' 960. Walker 1.555. Boyd 1.005. Frost 928, Caugh man 1.250, Evnna 1.257. SALUDA. Ofllcial vote Saluda county give Evans 580. Latimer 1,210. lieyward 413, Talbert 1.438, Gary 1.110, Sloan 730, Gantt 1.181. Wilson 071, Jone* 1.005t Walker 884. Iioyd 974. Frost 872. Caughman -3Jia ? . . J Congress, Second district, Bellinger j 819, Croft 1,028. siJmtish. Evans 303, Latimer 839. Heyward 892. Talbert 327, Sloan 715, Gary 4L?0. Gantt 120, Wilson 1.092. Jones Sill, V.'alkcr 850, Boyd 4l'0, Frost 73$, Caughman 801. Evans 410 ? ofllcial. WILLIAMSBURG. t The ofllcial count in Williamsburg gives Evans 881. I^atlmer 943. llf?v ward 1,117, Talbert 005. Gary 922, Sloan 817., Gantt G09,- Wilson 1.220, Jones 1.118, Walker 515, lloyd 091. 6Yost 1.117, Caughman 1,159, Boyd J^vans CI9. The county election resulted as fol lows: For nupervlsor J. J. Grabain la elected; for auditor J. J. B. Montgom ery is elected; for county commis sioner S. J. Slngletary is elected. YORK. The official returns give Evans 1, 158, .Latimer .1,363, Hoywp.vci 1,293, Talbert 1.270, Gary 1,379, Sloan LI 09,' Gantt 1,207, Wilson 1,345, ones 1,140. Walker 1,40<J, Boyd 808, Frost 1,749, -angbman 1,220, Evaiu# 1.325. ?v? ' To I?sue Bond.*. New Yok, Special.? The directors of the Baltimore & Ohio roar! met Thurs day and authorized aft issue of |25,000, 000 additional common stock which, with the. $17,500,000 authorized last November, makes a total of $42,500,000, and is equivalent to a 30 per cent, al lotment of stock at par to existing Is sues. including debentures and out standing voting trust certificates. The new stook will be devotea to these purposes; $12,500,000 to construction present and In contemplation; $20,000, 000 Ir payment of stock, debts, etc., un? der the Pittsburg, Lake Erie A Went Virginia plan and placed under that mortgage. Jeffries Knocked Out, Philadelphia, Special. ? Peter Mayer knocked out Jim Jeffords In six sec onds-Thursday night. The men fought -<t catch weights^and were to have gone six rounds. Maher btought his right flush on Jefford's jaw. . dropping the latter to the mat. After a few seconds Jeffords made ftlv effort ,!o rise, but again 'tell back. He\managed t<5 pull hjjtlfeelf together and daggered /he full -'width of the ring and wrrilp hanging on the ropes Maher again aenOlls right to \he jaw and JefTords went down and Mlt. ' Attempt to Wreck. Austin. Texas, Special. ? An unsuc cessful attwpipt was made to wreok the St. Ixmis flyer on the International & Great Northern Railroad, some three miles north of this city, just over the State encampment ground. A pile of cross-ties were found on the track and romoved by persons drawn to the scene by the burning of the grand-stand on the encampment grounds and the cedar brakes on the adjoining mountain; A Restraining: Order. . Cincinnati, Special. ? Judge Cochran of the United 8tates Court for tho eastern district of Kentucky at Msys vllle has granted a temporary res training order against the Chcsor I-eake and~ Ohio Railroad company from Interfering, with the delivery of groceries in the "West "Virginia coal fields. Suit wan brought "by n, whole> sal* grocory Arm of- Cincinnati. The. hearing for a permanent Injtmcflon was Ret- for 8ept. 30. The firm in Its .petition claima that seven rarload3 of groceries , recently shipped to the West Virginia coal fields had been sent 300 miles beyond their destina tion. Cold Wave Damage* Crops. Chicago, Special.?1 The cold wave which did much damag^'to corn crops yesterday extended its operations south and east*- Port Smith, Ark., Evansvitle, - lnd.,- andinany Illinois towns all reported Tne presence of frost, /.ate crops throughout the sec tion* *wh'ch escaped ihe first visitation of ? cold w*re badly damaged. The crdk of the cold wave has been reach* tonight and there will be a general jflarming up. t Cngloc?r and Rtfoat Injured South McAllsttr. !; T.. Special.?; Ip ft head-on collision tislwssa a Missouri, Kansas ft Texas passenger and a light engine near this place Suatajr. glneer WlUlass I aasai, a? MEMBERS ELECTED. Personnel of tlif Stale's Next Legis lature, RESULTS OF Till: RECENT PRIMARY Postoffice Addresses ot New Alem beri (ilven Where Possible? Infor mation of Interest. Many have been lnlcrVRte.il to know what changes wouhL result from tho primary elections tm? year in the per sonnel of the general assembly of South Carolina. Tho reports from the differ ent counties have been rather difficult to get. hut all <>f the members of tin* legislature have now been accounted for. Tho statements as here made u p show that IS of the old members tome i)Mfk?to the house of representatives, and that 70 new members have been ac counted for In tho returns, making nl u ui'iv JuhLv. Jji lh? lower branch of t be general uiftenibly, In the senate 1 !i of the old members held over, their terms running to the next election. Two of tljose. however, will not be in the next scpato, as one resigned and I Ills sucoe?soV has been c'.rcted and thcrr> ! i:; another who has been elected to a State office, whose term will have to ! be filled out by a man yet to be chosen. Of ihe old members of the- senate who -jgtiftod for re-r|?'?-lion three were defeat ed and nine were re-elected. So it la thnr thnre wtll be 2d old members In this year's senate and l'? now sena tors, On thin showing as to the new timber In the two houses il is difficult to Bay what will be the course of legis lation upon important matters this /cur. THE SENATE. : The statement of results as to <bo I senate given completely Is as follows: HOLD OVEH. I S. 0. Mayfleld, Bamberg '.^iftobert Aldrich. Barnwell; Thomas Talblrd, Beaufort; T. W. Stanlan, Dorchester; G. W. ltagsdale, Kalrfleld; LeGrnnd Walker, Cloorgetown; A. II. Dean, Greenville; J. M. Gaines, Greenwood; J. A. McDermott, Horry; O. P. Good win, Laurens; W. H. Sharpe, Lexing ton; James Staekhouse, Marlon; Oco. S. Mower, Newberry; 12. L. Ilerndon. O.-onee; T. 1<\ llaysor, Orangebuig; 11. L. Caughman, Saluda; 1). li. Hydrlck. Spartanburg; J. H. Brice, Yorltvllie. Senator I). S. Henderson's term would not havo expired for two years but he resigned before cliterlng the raco for the United States Senate. .Senator Caughman's seat will he va cated by his election as I'aiiroad com missioner. RE-ELECTED. The following were re-elected: J. T. Hay, Kershaw; W. C. Hough, Lancaster: J. Q. Marshall, , Richland; vIohn O. Sheppard, Edgefield; R. I. Manning. Sumter: A. 11. Williams, Williamsburg: E. J. Dennis, BK, Berk eley; Geo. W. Brown, Darlington, and J. T. Douglass. Union. All excopt the two last named were re-elected without opposition. NEW SENATORS. Throe ot the former senators were defeated, Gen. J. W. Moore, of Damp* ton, by/E. P. Warren; R. C. Stratt, of Cherokee, by T,?B. Butler, and Loul? Appelt. of Manning, bjrC. M. DavlH. ] The other new senators are: Geo. Von Kolnlt*. Charleston; Jas. E. Peurl foy, Colleton; T. G. McLeod, Lee; J. W. Ragsdale, Florence; J. R. Blake, Abbe ville; C. 8. McCall, Marlboro; J. K. Hood, Anderson; P. L. Hardin, Ches ter; C. H. Carpenter, Pickens; EJward Mclver, Chesterfield, and W. E. John son, Alkcn. THE HOUSE, The following Is a statement of t hn new members of the house. It is given with postofflce addresses whero possible: RETURNED. Abbeville-? M, P. DeBruhl, Abbe ville. Aiken ? Q. R. Webb, Langley. AnderKon ? O. A. Rankin, Equality, Barnwell ? J. O. Patterson, Barn woll. Beaufort ? C. J. Colcock. Rldgoland. Berkeley ? E. J. Dennlc, Jr. Mac beth. Charleston ? Hugor Sinkicr, W. T. Logan, R. S. Whaley. Charleston ; it. M. Lofton, McClellar.vflle; E. M. Sea brook, Edislo Inland. fester ? A. I/. oaston. Chester. Colleton ? W. It. Fox, Oh born ; *.J. \V. Hill, Cottagey]ll<r I>ar!ifrj?ton ? W. 15. Polmct to; J. R. CoggcshaH. Darlington. Edgefield ? T. L. Ralnsford, Ropers. Florence? J. JM. .Humphrey. .Cartel* villr. ~. _ Fairfield ? W. J. Johnson, ltldgeway. Georgetown ? M. W. Hyatt, Oeorge lown. t v . Oreenville ? B. A. Morgan and Lewis Doriah, Orernville; J. O. Wlngo, Cam pobello. ? Greenwood ? J. H. Brooks, Cam bridge. Kershaw ? M. L. Smith. Camden; J. O. Richards, Liberty Hill. Lancaster ? T. Yancey Williams, Lancaster. Laut'ens? R. A. Cooper. Laurens; R. W. Nichols. Tumbling Shoals. Islington ? Jno. Bell Towlll, Bates burg; D. F. Eflrd, Lexington. Marlon? J. E. Jarnegan, Toby; T. F. Hackbouse, Dillon. Newberry ? Arthur Klbler, New. berry; J F. Banks, SHghs. Oconee ?? W. M. Brown. Oakway. Orangsburg? W. O, Tatum, Copes; , A. H. Mom. Orangeburg; Robert Lido, Orangeburg. Richland ? Jno; P. Thomas, Jr., a? d John McMaater, Columbia. SumteV ? Altamone MoaesandT. B. Filter. Sumter. ? ; ? Union ? A. Cole Lytea. Carlisle; H. C. Little, K el ton. i J Williamsburg ? T. B. Ooord?v^3re? toptefc Roek??IS.H?lle. Fort Wife. - .wAftW H.-imberg ? Dr. .1 II. Black and J. Spum Dowling. Hamburg. Barnwell- W. Chester Smith, WIU li-ton: Walker. It. aufoil? ? (.Hover, Bailey. Berkeley? 0. W. Davis, 8. \V. Rus hiVll Charleston? 1). I. Bakery Jas. Herbert ;>r.ii it. 1'. Carey, CluMOkee ? W. J. Klrby, ; W. .ludsoii 9nrn?tt, r Chanter- -Jno. M. Wise, Halaell vllle; T>4\ Strong. CftQdei field- G. K. Laney, Chester \V. J'. Pollock, Cheraw. Clarendon? J. 11. I.C3CHDC, Manning; t'. L.uih'im. Summerton; Ralph 8. DesChumi)*. Plnewood, Colleton - 'V, I). Bennett, Ruffin. Darlington ? R. 0. Parnell. Dorchester? CyriiH Mima, St. George. Rd gelid d ? DeVore. Fairfield? C. S. Forde, G. W. Tray lor. , , Flownce W. B. Ganse, Florence; J.. W. King. Florence, Georgetown ? J. \V. T)oar; George town. Greenville? Wm. L. Manldln, Green ville; Geo. W. Richardson, Slmpeou vlllo. Greenwood? 1). II. Maglll, Green wood; P. B. CalllBon, Greenwood. Hampton? T. O. Mlddleton, J. P. VOIllIlP 113. Horry ? Jeremiah *milh, Conway; D. 1>. Ilarrelson, Conway. Lancaster- (). W. Pott#* Pleasant Valley. Laurens? W. C. Irby, Jr. I op? tJ. M. Stuekoy, Ulahopvllle; B. F. Kclley, Hlshopvllte. Lexington? 'J. R. Wlngard. Marlon? J. C. Mace, Marlon, Marlboro ? D. I). MeCall, Jr.. Bon net tuville; Rev. Welcome Quick, Ben ncltuville; and J. P. IJuuch, 13cunctt3 vllle. jp Newberry? 15. 1\, Anil. Newberry. Oconee- Dr. R. C. Doyle, Seneca. Orangeburg ? D. 12. Herbert and 10. L. Culler, Graugcburg. Ph-kens.? Matthew Hendrlx and J. A. Hlnton. Richland? L. W. Haskell. Columbia; .1. M. HawlliiHon, Kastovrr. Snliula? -P. B. Peurlfoy, Havlrdavllle. and J. W. Reedy. Spartanburg? F. Clark Bates. K. D. Edwards. J osso M. Mahaffey, Horace L. Doniar. Dr. S. T. 1). Lancaster, I. H. Ulackwood. Sumter? J. A. Clifton. Jr.. Sumter. Williamsburg ? W. L. Bass, Lake City; Wall. York? P. D. Barron. Rock Hill; F. P. I McCain, Yorkville. Wrecked Crew Brought In. New York, Special.-- The steamer Antillla, which arlved Monday from Nassau, brought as passengers flvo distressed seamen of the bark Harry Mcrryday, which was wrecked on Long island, August 30, while on the voyage from Norfolk* to Matanxas. T)aL bark had a cargo of coal, lumber nn? machinery and went ashore on the reef on the morning of August 30, on Long Island, during squally. weath er and will prove a total loss. The Marry Merryday registered 200 tons, wap. built In 1877 and hailed from Jacksonville. The cargo is feeing sal vaged and taken to Clsrcntown, L. L.j To Buy Canals. . - Norfolk. SpeclaL~<Congrassman John H. Small, of North C&roliaft,: will - ar rive here and meet a delegation of UjpnKeee men all others interested In the purchase by tbe government of the Chesapeake ind .Alfeemarle canals for the opening -of-W ieleaJ waterway between this eijty and Beau fort Inlet, N. C. Mr. Bmajl wiH meet the delegation at the custom. Jmuse at 10 o'clock and possibly take a trip through the canal during the day. He Is confident the government will, pur chaso the canals. " A Big Lawsuit, Norfolk, SpecisL?Dr. William gchmpele, of Portsmouth, has been Bued~ to recover $5,000,000 by CharieC H. Brown, of New York. Dr. Schmoele Is the only surviving L Officer Of tW foiitier Memphis, El Peso ft P^cifl^ Railway, which is now 4 part of the Texas Pacific system. The suit was' brought for the purpose of realising on bonds issued by the Memphis, El Paso ? Pacific Railway, In 1867* Dr. 8chmoele Is the only man living on whom a summons could be servedr Resume Operation*. Tamaqua, Pa., Special.? The Green wood colliery east of here will, It la said. resume operations on Monday^ No coal will be mined, tho purpose be ins to run through, the breaker the material. tfwr Mf OlilhlliMlVt^ which surround the place. The plant ts operated by the BeddaT Brothers, but it Is controlled.-, by the Lehlg j Coil **n?' Navigation company. Movement Delayed. ? Manila, By Cable.? Tfie" column " of troops commanded by tieneral^SanmeV S. Sumner, commander of the Dep?rt-> inent of Mlndlao, haa beeik delayed by rain storms, whleh have tendered the t faUs very heavy. The general arrived at Camp Vicars, Saturday, and ! brought with him a battalion of Infant try from Mala bang. He nowhaa it companies of InfaatfTiN^fo iraopm of cavalry and two batterWV^ arttttery at Camp Vicars. U n MliVii ' the ggncial will net tfteve'qn Matin fw fr ftw days. * - " ' . ^ ' ' T/7' Speaker Henderson Refuses Xeioif nation For Congress ? yr> ASSIGNS HIS REASONS THEIEFOl Hectares Himself Not l*Ully tl <:ACo cord With His Party on Trust* Ml the Tariff. ? The following letter wAs addressed to C. E. A I brook, chairman Of the no? tlflcation committee, Eldorado, Iowa, J)y Mr*, Henderson: j - "My Dear Sir: I have r^ver answered the kind notice communicated by you and your associates advising me of my. nomination for the eleventh rtime by acclamation as the Republican candi date for Congress for the third con- ~ gressional district of Iowa. Reported conditions in the public mind In my district upon policies induced to make this delay. "Since my return to the district l?r have made a caroful study as to the sentiment in the district and State, and I believe there is ru> little sentiment, . and a growing semiment among Re- ~ publicans, that I do not truly represent ; their vlows on the tariff question^ Be* ' Moving this condition to exist and knowing that I dp not agree with many / of my people thai mints, to whlcfr 1~Mjgr^ and have be?n ^pjjpsed; can be cured, or the people benefltedKby free tradeiln whole or in part, I must decline to ac cept t&e nomination so generously enthnsiaslcally made. "I havedevoted 20 of the boat years ? of my life to the service of*my .people^ . and my country and I have fought' what I believed to be best for. the far mer, the laborer and the business inter est# of this district and State.- I am gvacc^} 't of"' cue uevolidta thai has b^sr; l>een accorded me and to the hour, of K my death I will hold .in a gratlm-^i heart the memory of that doWtiotV;"" will give, later on, in soma detail; views and convictions on our lions and p4lt>ite questions, snd^ state my reasons why the RepnW party and its poltcies should in tho confidence oftbevoiejr United States, why the doct the Democracy should "And no meat in the faith and1 Republican party, "Very truly yotaw. (Signed) "D. B. H^NI Speaker Henderson am withdrawal after a conference < erai hours duration with aiaeser, of the tobgressloiMri? tee, and friends this aft am TTaniiiiiiinit rr nraucrtun this action for tlmated nothing of 11 1 yesterday. friends imploredhlm action, but to no avail. madsup his ml could causs^falm Wh wsskedlof! Jrtt ....?'My lttter te. the Whole thing in ? m not kill the trusts trade without kill! tries. ".The foreign the American tru*t%,aB6 S Ueve that foe the ing American trust*; a maket for foreign _cruaking ^>ut ttrr f country. After oyi urdsy at Waterloo, h* of the chairman of mjM eluded that my views ? question ...ware. Mjjm of many of my party. ?Ira to appear In^a faise Speaker Henderson gave dresa this evening in his riewa on the tatffl tftros and because 1 are not in accord form' and with the opil nent members of lit* to sccspt tb? In bis atafefaeal; son says: . "For tbrsey yo<5*t?d *1t lnc control 1 gress. la my jifd*u*?a< vision can never ba lreai. to sea from ap? cb? Jut iBlwrMrt.1 ?aama*?l Chirt ?, BU.i bo is advoeatta* Fstfsnu these corporations aa* * quarters they may saw not *c*a stfy propositi this, that saemratr! relief, ~ m*4eby Irtiat everything oa "tt to-timsMar?' * words, tbicr 4?4 la orfti .. Ion, If conmhlnatlons < l?tsd voiT 1 tbrf* m picador tha iam ready t?i