Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-17
POLITICAL.
Judicial election I'm California.

Judicial Election I'm California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 16.--The tota
vote Of this city was only Is, 7S5 In the judi
cial election yesterday. McKinsiry, hide.
pehdent tor the Supreme Court, majority
over Mckee, Democrat, ,1S4; over OWN
nell, Republican, 1,720. Mex Instry carries
| Sscran ento, San Jose and Stockton by
| large Hsjorities, and is elected by a large
majority in the State, but the vote every
where was Light. 3Af
/ Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l6.-Official re-
turns show the following msjorities in this
city: Gordon, for judge, 1925; MacKey,
Sheriff, 6o,447; Widener, for City Treas
urer, 26,698; Lannon's majority for the
Senate, in the Sd District, over Nagle, Dem
ocrat, is 364. Total vote on license Is, 740;
majority 10 favor Of this measure, 32,494.
The Changers ian Council.
KEoKUK, Oct. 16.--Pursuant to call by
the executive committee Of Iowa, State
Oranges of the Patrons of Husbandry,
the executive commi tee of the State
era ges of the Mississippi Valley, met in
Convention In this city this afternoon. A.
]. Stewart, of Missouri, was chosen Presi-
dent, and Thos. l. Smith, of Minnesota,
Secretary. Delegates were present from
the States of Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri,
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Kansas Miesis.
sippi and Wisconsin. The important sub
jects to be considered, are cheap transport
tation and the improvement of the Missis-
sippi river. After organizing and appoint
ing committees, the Convention adjourned
till tomorrow morning.
fOwa-Carpenter's Majority 2I,oO0.
DEsMoINEs, Iowa, Oct. Midnight
Definite returns received up to this hour at
the Office of the State Register of two-thirds
of the vote of the State indicate clearly that
Gov. Carpenters n'jority will be nearly
21,000. In the counties from which definite
returns have been received; the reduction in
Carpenters majority as compared with his
vote In 1871, is 1926. Dispatches also
show that the Republicans have not, as was
thought yesterday lost control of the House.
The House is composed of one hundred
members. Full returns gives the names Of
SO Republican members elected. On the
Independent Republican and Anti-Monopo-
ly and Democratic ticket 80 members are
defni'el heard from, but dispatches indi-
cate thss two.thirds of the number viii be
Republican, making the total Republican
membership So, or 8 majority. Iu the Sem
ate, consisting of 80 members, rs members
hold over, % of them Republican, the rest
Democrat. OF TIE new Senators, ten are
known to be Republicans, and it is proba-
bic that il two doubtful districts Republi-
cans are elected. The thirty two Republi-
cans in the Senate and the "a pretty certain
votes in the House will give Republican
majority on joint ballot of 10. If tie INDIE
pendent Republicans are admitted to the
party, as they have always been in this
State, the joint majority will be nearly
twenty.
MCGREeoR, Iowa, Oct. 16. Clayton
county's official returns show majority of
over 500 for the Liberals on the State ticket.
The Anti-monopolists have elected the en-
tire county ticket by 400 majority. Schra-
der and Rounds (Republcans) 500 majority;
Benton for sheriff over 500.
Ohio.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 16-Result on Cover
nor is still In doubt az II p. Is. Republi-
cans are now claiming the election OF Noyes
by l, 800 majority or more. AT Democratic
headquarters where they claim to have par
ticulars from all counties but Mahoning,
Psulding, Heron and MeTcsr, Aliens cleo
tiOn is claimed by a majority of 100 or
thereabouts. Asbtabula county gives 1904
for Allen, $50 Republican loss. Franklin
county official gives allen majority of
1927, Democratic gain of about 200.
The figures made at midnight by both
parties are exceedingly close, the heavy re
publican less in Ashtabula county is one Of
the things that reduces the majority claim
ed for Noyes to-day. The latest figures are
to the effect that the Democratic gain in the
ten or eleven counties which have only
been head from through rumors, will not
baveto be SO large as the average gain in
other counties, to elect Allen by small
majority. If Allen should be elected it will
be by a majority of less than 500.