Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-08


All the Democratic assemblymen elect
ed. 1t is estimated that the Demo-
cratic majority in the city will be over
5,OW. Scattering returns so far show
that the Democrats have gained large
ly over the vote of two years ago.
Washburn's Defeat Conceded.
LATER. = The city of Milwaukee
complete gives Taylor, Democratic
candidate for Governor, $500 majority;
county estimated at 5000. All the
Democratic Assembly men in the
county are elected. The Daily Senti-
mel, the Washburn organ, estimates,
from the way returns are coming in,
that Taylor will carry the State by
5000 majority. Prominent Republi-
cans now concede Washburn's defeat.
On towns representing total vote of
$4,000, Taylor's gain is 3,400, exclusive
of the vote of Milwaukee, in which
Taylor gains 5000.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4-Returns re-
ceived up to IL o'clock show gains for
Taylor, the Democratic Liberal and
Reform candidate for Governor, from
about third of the State outside of
Milwaukee, 5000. The Reform party
claim 5000 majority, while the Repub-
licans concede5,00 The complexion
of Assembly will be Reform, and the
Senate Republican. There was a very
light vote polled.
Kansas.
JUNCTION CRY, Ks, Nov. 4.-The
election in this State to-day for MEM
bers of the Legislature and county
officers, resulted in this Davis county
in the election of A. G. Stickney, In
dependent Republican and farmers
nominee, for Representative. j. T.
Price was reelected Treasurer.
LAWRENCE, KS, Nov. 4. = The
farmers movement carries this county
by about 500 majority over the regular
Republican ticket.
Mississippi.
JACKSON, Nov. 4.-But little inter-
est was shown IN the election to-day.
From all quarters the vote is reported
one-third short. The falling off is
from 500 to 600 votes. Ames majority
in the city is estimated at 800, which is
a small Republican reduction. indie
pendent candidates for county officers
are numerous. The Democrats had
no ticket in this county. Much delay
in counting the votes.
VICKsBURG, Nov. 4.-The election
passed off quietly; only about half the
usual vote cast. Alcorn has probably
carried the city and county. Scratch
ing prevailed to an unprecedented ex-
tent at all the polls. Nothing can yet
be given as to the general result.
NATcHEZ, Nov. 4.-Election quiet :;
weather bad; vote small. The county
gives Ames 1000 majority. The re-
turns are not sufficient to indicate the
general result.
Minnesota.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 4.-Returns so far
are meagre, but indications all point to
the election of the entire Republican
State ticket by handsome majority.
Davis is running ahead of his ticket.
There has been a good deal of scratch
ing. Returns from the city will not be
in until late hour.
DETROIT, Mich, MIDNIGHT, Nov. 4.
The vote in the Fifth Congressional
District is light and extremely close.
Present indications are that Williams,
Republican, is elected by a majority
not exceeding 200 or 300.
The Sunday Liquor Law Ticket Trium.
plant.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Returns from the
city election come in slowly, but enough
is known to insure the election of the
entire peoples ticket over the citizens
or law and order ticket, by majority
of 5000 to 1000, and II out of 20 al
dermeu on the same ticket. The
former ticket is headed by II. p. CAL
vim for mayor; latter by l.. L. Bond,
present acting mayor. One of the
principals points at issue was the Sun
day liquor law, which will doubtless
be repealed. Very few reports in from
the country elections in the State, but
those received show a large farmers