Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12
ELECTION NEWS.
Massachusetts,

DETROIT, Nov. 5.-Comstock, Demo
crat, is elected to Congress from the Fifth
district by two hundred majority.
Mississippi.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 6.-Nothing Off
cial is known. The count is very slow,
but it is generally believed that Ames has
carried the State by $4,000 majority.
Illinois.
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-The farmers carry
fifteen, the Republicans ten and the Demo
Gratis two out of the twenty-seven counties
report. Cullen's majority for Mayor is
eleven thousand.
New Jersey.
JERSEY CITY, Nov. 5.-The vote of Jer-
sey City shows gain of three Democrats
from that City to the Assembly.
NEWARK, Nov. 5.-The Republicans
have ~ majority on joint ballot.
MONTICELLO, n. j., Nov. 6.-Sullivan
county gives Democratic State ticket by
700 ma Ority, Democratic gain of pa.
Kansas.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 5.-A special to the
Times says that both parties of that State
claim a majority in the House, and the in
dications are that the result is very close.
A dispatch to the Tribune says the op-
positions carried the State and an anti
monopoly Legislature is chosen.
The opposition majority on jont.ballot
is conceded. This secures a Conservative
Senator for CaldwelPs unexpired term
wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.--A dispatch to the
Times says, the returns from one third of
Wisconsin indicate the election of the |
Democratic ticket The Democrats have |
gained votes in the Legislature.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-The returns do |
no oh ha aSti "a ta hoc
a majority of ten with three districts to |
hear from.
The Reformers have a large majority in |
the Assembly. The latest from Minnesota |
indicates the election of Davis, Republi- |
can by 5000 to 5000 majority. The Re-
formers elect the State Treasurer.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-NIontgomery coun- |
ty has gone Democratic by 45l majority, |
and Hartford County by 5Sl Democratic
majority.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Returns from va
rious parts of the State are scattering, and |
come in very slowly. The Democrats car
ry Baltimore county by about six hundred |
majority. Carroll county gives a Demo-
cratic majority of about four hundred. In |
Caroline county, Williams, Republican, is |
elected to the House of Delegates. The |
Democrats elect the balance of the ticket.
The Democrats carry Cecil county by about
three hundred and seventy majority,
large Democratic gain. 1t is said the |
Republicans carry Charles county by
small majority on the legislature and coun-
ty ticket. Frederick county elects the Re
publican ticket, except Sheriff, by from one
to five bundled majority. Woolford's ma
jority in Howard county, is fifty-one. The
Republicans claim to have elected one
member to the House of Delegates. This
county gives Democratic majority. In
IX,Y,f flNo Staf1 ~ ,1o Ill
one hundred and sixty majority.
GoLDsBoRo', Nov. 5-The Republican
candidate for Comptroller carried tollbot
county by forty-eight majority. Talliant,
and Sith, Independent, are
elected to the House of Delegates. The
remainder of the ticket is Democratic.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-The Democratic
majority in the State is twenty thousandt
Virginia. |,
RICHMOND, Nov. 5.-Full county returns
come in slowly. Those that have been re-
ceived as compared with the vote for Wal
1er and Wells show the following gains
and losses: Rock bridge county, Conserva-
i've loss SO; Warren county, Conserva- |
i've gain 253; Washington county, /
Hughes home, Conservative loss 213 d
county, Conservative gain g
09; Hanover county, Conservative loss t
10 Smythe county, Conservative gain o
> ivy SOuhIJ1 NOhoCI |
rain 429 ; Fauquier county, Conservative a
oss 1872; Hennico county, Conservative t,
oss over 100; Nottaway county, Conserva- fl
i've gain 55 Prince Edward county, Con- a
ervative loss 10Y; Wythe county, Con- Il
ervative gain III; Nansemond county, n
Conservative gain 34l Caroline county, d
Conservative loss So; Culpepper county, e:
Conservative loss 267.
The cities are as follows: Richmond,
gain l $40 Petersburg, Con- Il
ervative gain 709 Norfolk 90S. The ag- re
regate Conservative gains so far are A ,445 OF
)sses 1872. d
From the incomplete returns there will It
9 but little change in the Legislature 70
hat is about twa-thirds Conservative ma ar
ority on the joint ballot. OF
RICHMOND, Nov. 6.-The additional III
ounty returns to-day show the following co
Conservative gains on Walkers majority a
l 1859: Stafford, II; Gloucester, 225 tn
hesterfield, 155; Pulaski, So; Giles, 1859
arroll, 265; New Kent 81; Nottoway, r.
q; Northampton, 800. adj
Conservative losses are reported in Lou mr.
a county, 249 Alexandria county, inclu- Sc
ing the city of Alexandria 545. KEN
er's aggregate gain on Walkers majority
So counties and cities heard from is =
70, and the losses are SOL, leaving a net ria
ain for Kemper of 1902. HI
New York. ~ ~
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The Times says III