Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-06


and the rest of the State ticket, by
from 5000 to 10000 majority. There
| is no disputiDg that the Legislature is
Republican by decisive majority.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 5.-The vote this
morning shows that the Democrats
have elected their city tickets.
Brooklyn and Kings county cons
piete gives Robinson II, SOY majOrity.
The Democrats also elect seven out of
twelve AssemblymeD, TWO Senators
and their entire city and county tick
cts.
ALBANY, Nov. 5.-The EUening
Journal editors say the State ticket is
in doubt. There are 25 Republican
majority in the Senate and As Repub.
lican msjGrity in the House.
NEW JERSEY.
ELIZABETH, Nov. 5.-Peter Ben
nett, Democrat, is elected Mayor over
Clark, Republican, by 998 maj )rity.
The Democrats elect four freeholders,
with an average majority of Asa, max
ing the Board Democratic. They also
elect out of s Councilmen, making
the City Council stand 10 Democrats
and Republicans. The Board OF
Education remains Republican.
BALTIMORE, Nov. SLIGO q. m.-
Hamilton's dem J msjorily for GOV.
ernor, in this city, is l. 1922 and the
balance of the State and county ticket
is about the same. Returns from Anne
Arundel county give Democratic
majority of 500. la Baltimore county
there is 1000 Democratic majority for
the State ticket, and 900 for the
county ticket. Frederick county gives
about 800 Republican msj0rity. Caro-
line county gives 700 Democratic ma
jority. Nothing further definite up TO
this time.
l p. m.-Additional returns show
| that Frederick county gives 293 Re
publican, Wiscomica county, 900 Dem
ocratic majority, and Worcester
county 900 Democratic majority.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 5.-This
mornings Dispatch, the leading debt
payers newspaper of the State, foots
| up the result OF the election for the
Legislature yesterday, as follows:
For House delegates, the Conservative
| debt payers elected ~, the Republican
debt payers elected 8, the Readjusters
elected 10, doubtful 10. For the Sen
ate, the Conser' alive debt-payers
elected II, the Republican debt-pavers
elected 3, the Readjusters electt los
| The same paper asserts that, notwIth-
standing its disappointment In these
| figures. the returns received make
it absolutely certain that the
| debt-payers will have small
/ Whig, the leading organ Of the Re-
adjusters, on the contrary, is out with
rooster at the head of the election
| loi haf fron1 IN
| turns received the debt-payers have
met with "Wat 3rloo'; that unless
! there Is change in the tenor of the
news to come the ReaGjusters will be
sure have to handsome maj0rities in
both branches of the General Assem~
| oiy. 1t will be probably day or two
| before positive result can be stated.
| FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nov. s.
| The full returns received to-day con-
firm the defeat of Gen. Fi'z Hugh
Lee, by msjoriiy of 800.
In the Northern Neck Senatorial
| district the indications are very de.
cided of the defeat of Rev. V. w.
| Walker, an eminent Methodist divine,
| lately in charge of one of the princi-
pal Churches in Baltimore, but who
has since returned to the profession of
law, by Col. S. NJ. Mayo, a Read
jus!ec.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Nov. 5.-The Republican
vote, as compared with lsst year, COM
puted with the figures already given,
! shows falling off of fifteen thou
sand.
Returns to l q. m. show the follow
ing full vote OF the State: Long. 121,-
2O4; Butler, los. 237; Adams, 9,7l3;
Eddy, 44S
The Senate will stand 81 r. publi-
cans and 3 Butler Democratic.
Returns from all but eight towns
give Long (Rep) J, 12l 7i6; Butler, 10S,-
sos; Adams Dem }, 9,734; Eddy PRO-
hibition). 1,473.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL. Nov. 5.-The count in
the city and county is completed.
Rice, Democrat, for Governor, 3,213;
Pilisbury, Republican, 1,I87. The
Republicans elect three Candidates on
tbs county ticket.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The complete
figures for Treasurer In Chicago give
Johnson (Rsp.), 22,644; Quinn (Dem J,