Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-05

oItCLeu' Hlug COUNTY gives hODiu'
son 10000. The State returns show
irregular losses and gains.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, MASS, Nov. 4.-The full
vote Of this city gives Butler major
ity of 3,578 over all, gain of 7l9 for
Butler over last year. Nineteen towns
in various parts of the State give Long
2,738 majority over Butler.
Eighty>three towns and ten cities,
including Boston, give Long 1924
majority over Butler.
One hundred and eleven towns and
cities give Long 81, ,1l6, Butler, So, ,672;
Adams, $50. Last years vote: Tai
bot, 68, 1913; Butler, 56 375; Abbott, 4, 800.
One hundred and thirty-seven towns
and sixteen cities give Long 6,5O4 ma
jority over Butler.
S:25 p. m.-Returns so far as received
indicate tnat Long (Republican), for
Governor, is elected by ten to thirteen
thousand plurality, which may be in
creased to fifteen thousand by further
returns. The Republican candidates
for State offices are probably all elected
and the Legislature will be largely
Repu blican. The vote shows materi-
al falling of as compared with last
year.
$50 p. m.-The defeat of Butler Is
conceded by his own friends, who al
low that longs plurality will be
5000, bat there is every indication
that it will reach 5000, and may
touch 1900. Republican councillors
are elected and the Legislature is
overwhelmingly Republican.
Two hundred and twenty-six towns
and cities in this State give Long
1855; Butler, 99,930; Adams, 9.9l5.
The same towns last year give Talbot
l24 ,3l7; Butler, 9S,317; Abbott, 9,O39.
.. PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Thirty
towns and townships in Western
Pennsylvania give Butler, Republican,
9l6 majority, a Republican gain over
he vote for Governor in 1878 of III.
Returns from eastern counties are mea-
gre, but all show Republican gains.
Nine wards out OF 81 in the city Of
Philadelphia show a Republican gain
OF 000.
Indications are that the city OF
Philadelphia has gone Republican by
q larger majority than ever known on
the state ticket. Returns from the
State continue TO show Republican
gains.
IL p IMPARTIAL returns from "a out
of 81 counties in this State, exclusive
of Philadelphia county, show Re-
publican gain of six thousand. Twen-
ty-seven wards in Philadelphia, out Of
thirty-one, give Butler, (RepublicaD) J,
for State Treasurer, 26,216 majority
over Barr, (Democrat), Republican
gain of 6, 70I.
The city of Pittsburg will give be-
tween five thousand and six thousand
majority for Butler. The Republican
county ticket will be elected by major
tiles ranging from 1000 10 5000.
The Republican majority in this
city (Philadelpbia) is 30,066.
F0rty-one counties in this State
give a Republican majority partly
estimated at 8. 700. There are still
twenty-seven counties to hear from,
which last year gave a Republics
majority of 5000. Ii the present ratio
of gain is maintained the Republican
majority in the State will not be less
than 45, 900. In Philadelphia the Re-
publican gain over the vote in 1878 is
Is 724 In Allegheny county, the
home of Mr.. Barr, Democratic candi-
date for State Treasurer, their is q
Democratic gain of 600.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. $3.50 a. NJ.
| Returns from fifteen counties iD>
eludiDg Philadelphia, show a Repub-
lican gain on the State ticket of about
10000.
VIRGINIA.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov. 4.-This
city gives 533 majority for the debit
payers candidates for the Legislature,
which ensures their election.
Alexandria city and county gives
Muschbach, for the House of Delegates,
| and Smith, for the Senate, both debt
payers, 542 majority. The negro vote
| in the city was very small.
A dispatch from Charlottesville says
the Funders have carried Alberm afie
and defeated Massey. one OF The
leaders Ct the Readjusters, which Is
considered as an indication OF great
victory for the McCuiloch bill.
| NORFOLK, Nov. 4 The Readjlst<
ers have carried Norfolk by 10 msiUr~
| ijy. Ia Portsmouth there is tie be
tween the ReadjusteTs' and FuDders'
cauaidal es for ihe H0u g of Delegates
Macon, Readjuster, is probably e;Es
| Senator from the Norfolk District, and
Bousb, r publican, is probably e.sc;ed
from the Portsmouth District. The
negroes voted almost Unanimously J
with the Reedjusters.
HARRIS0NBURG. Nov. 4.-Tbe anti.
/ McCulioch candidates for the Legisla,
| ture in this part of the Slate have Sc
cured an overwhelming majority over
the friends Of that bill.