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counties. and Lake with them. In the five counties
east Of the Cascade mountains the Democratic ma
jority is not likely to exceed 200, and will not ex.
eeed 500 at the most The Electoral vote OF Oregon
seems to be good for Garfield and Arthur by 500,
nearly that figure. Allowing for all possible errors
in estimates for parts Of counties not yet reported
the Republican majority cannot fall below 300. The
estimated Republican m1jorities are as follows :
Benton, so; Clackamss, 277 Coos and Curry, 80 :;
Columbia, rs; Clatsop, 100 Douglas, 75; Grant
20; Marion, 8s7 Multonah, 4S2; Polk, 81; Tfa-
nook, IS Washington, $50; Yamhill, l22 Total
Republican maiorties, 2,2T7. Democratic maiori-
ties: Baker, 225; jackson, $40; Josephine, rs ;
Lake, $50; Lane, %; Linn, 2T4; Umatilla, $50 ;
Union 25o; wssco $50. Total Democratic majorities
1,772. Net Republican majority, sos. Most of these
figures are based actual returns, and the final
majority is likely to exceed the above to fall
below it. In any contingency VIC do not regard the
State in danger, though the majority is less than
the Republicans had reason to expect.
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FLLEt9Es.

CHICAGO, November 4th.-The State Legislature
stand as follows: The Senate, which will elect a
United States Senator in 1888 to succeed David
Davis, stands 80 Republicans IS Democrats and one
Socialist OF these, II Republicans were elected
on Tuesday and s Democrats. The House stands
Republicans SO or 81, and 81 or 90 Democrats This
House will not participate in The election OF United
States Senator In the first three districts Congress-
men were elected by the following majorities :
Aldrich (Rep.), 4,162; Davis (Rep.), 4,525 Far
well (Rep1, 474S
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MsSSeTRE,

ST. LOUIS, November 4th.-This State will prob.
ably give 10000 Democratic majority. 1t is re-
ported that the Democrats concede the election to
Congress of Van Horne in the Eighth District.
ST. LOUIS, November 4th.-A reliable report from
sedalia, Mo-, Says that Colonel Phillips Dem.) is
beaten by Judge Rice (Greenback Republican, by
400 to GOO majority
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PENN NslLVANLi.

PHILADELPHIA, November 4th.-Later returns
from the Twenty fifth Congressional District give
James Mosgroye (Dem.) 500 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, November ith-0fficial returns
from the Thirteenth Congressional District gives
Charles N. Barnum Repubtcan and Greeibacker)
1,o2l majority over John W. Ryan Oem.l
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NEW HAMPsnERE.

CONCORD, November 4th.-Garfeld's plurality is
about 1000. Hall Rep) is elected in the First Dis.
trict by over Coo plurality. Bggs (Rep is elected
in the Second District by over 600
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NEVADA.

CARSON, November 4th.-The loss of Nevada Is on
all sides ascribed by the Republicans to the work
of Sharon.
VIRGINIA, November 4th.--The counting here still
goes slowly on. So far Hancock has about $50 ma.
jority. The State goes about COO Democratic ma
iority
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, November 4th.-Returns, embracing
over half Of Virginia. swell the victory of the regu
lar Democratic Electoral ticket, which, when all
returns are in. will have handsome majority over
both Reediusters and Republicans
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fETGAN.

DETROIT, November 4th-Garfeld has about 4O,-
600 majority in this State. The Greenbackers
polled strong vote in few localities, but else
where were Weak. The Legislature is strongly Re-
publican. The Congressional delegation remains
solid. The several districts carried against the com
bined opposition are creditsble triumphs.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

OLYMPIA, November 4th.-Thurston county, off
cial, gives Brents 1872, Bloomfield 1853 majorities.
Estimates based on partial returns give Burke 80
majority in Mason county. The eastern precinct Of
Chehalis county gives Brents 9, Bloomfield s.
Goodel Joint Representative, has majority.
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COLOR ADO.

DENVER, November 4th.-Late returns, including
the strongest Democratic counties do not materially
change the figures teegraphed last night The
Greenback vote in the State will not exceed 500.
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TEXAS.

GALvEsTos, November 4th.-The Democratic State
and National ticket is carried by 10000 majority.
Shepard (Dem.). for Congress, is elected, giving
Texas solid Democratic representation in Congress
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DEs MoNEs, November 4th-- Cults (Rep )is.surey
elected in the Sixth Congressional District by 81
majority
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OREGON.

PORTLAND, November 4th.- The following is the
very latest election news: The clear Republican ma
jority this side of the Cascade mountains is ess
mated at 200. This estimate includes the soutnsrn
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NEW JERSEY.

NEw YORK, November 4th.- Ludlow's majority
over Potts, for Governor Of New jersey appears to
be about 600. The majority for the Democratic
Electoral ticket will be 20G0
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CRNSECTICUT.

HARTFORD, November 4'h-The total vote Of Con-
necticut for President, as shown by the complete
returns from official sources, was l32. .562. Gar
fields plurality $50.
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IN lana.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 4th.-Eeturns from fifty
counties complete, show Republican majorities of
| 19413; Democratic major1ties, 1870; Republican
gains, 1892; Democratic gains, 1871 net Repubh-
can gain 312
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OHIO,

COLUMBUS, November 4th.-Returns from sixty
counties show that Garield's majority in the
State will be about 81. 900
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MONTGOMERY, November 4th.-GeneraI Joseph
Wheeler has undoubtedly defeated Lave, supported
by the Greenbackers and Republicans in the Eighth
District. This makes solid Democratic delegation
from Alabama.
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KANSAS.
MASSACHUSETTS,

TOPEKA, November 4th.-Garfelds majority 60,
ooo-with probably ak Republican Congressman.
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PosroS, November 4th.-With four towns to hear
from Garfield's plurality Hancock in the State
is 50 332
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TFousEHoLD DFURNTTURE-Ap pRIyATEGEN-
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-14
THE FEDERAL ELECTION Law

DEMOCRATIC demagogues have at
tempted to manufacture capital for
their party out of the federal cleo
ton laws. We suppose that no in
telligent citizen has been misled by
the cry of "stop thief" with which
democracy has attempted to cover
up its long hostility to San honest
vote and fair count; :" but it may
be worth while to see how much
real honesty of purpose there is un-
der all this democratic buster.
The democratic party starts out
on this tack with no presumptions
in its favor. 1t has, through all its
history, persistently and consistent.
ly opposed every enactment by
either state or national legislatures
intended to seeure an honest ballot
and a fair count. Every law for
the registration of voters, wherever
such. laws have been enacted, has
been passed in the face Of fierce
democratic opposition; and the
democratic methods of carrying the
elections BY the shotgun and tissue
ballot, wherever these methods are
practicable, do not suggest an ins
tense desire in the leaders of that
party to preserve the purity Of the
ballot.
But leavingr.sll these presump-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-14

laws of this state ? By the code,
section 1868, it is provided that "the
inspectors have authority to main
tain order and regularity in the bal
loting; to keep access to the polls
free and unobstructed; to prevent
all disorderly and riotous conduct
during the election and during the
counting of the votes after the polls
have closed; and for this purpose
they are vested with all the powers
of a peace officer" Peace officers
include judges, justices of the peace,
sheriffs and their deputies, consta-
bles; the mayor, aldermen, and po-
lice of cities, etc. And any such
officer may, by the statutes of this
state, without warrant, arrest a per-
son for any public offence commit
ted or breach of the peace threats
ened in his presence, as we'll as for
felony not committed in his pres
ence. And not only may an officer
do this, but any private person may
arrest another for public offence
committed in his presence. A long
list of offences against the election
laws of this state is given in the
code; and for any Of these the Of
fender may be arrested without war
rant by the inspectors or by any Of
ficer, or by any bystander, in whose
presence the offence was committed.
Can anything be more atrocious
than all this? Where is Magma
Charter,-the constitution? And
yet the unsuspicious democrat of
this state has all his life been living
under system of laws by which, if
he did but drop few extra ballots
into the box, or violate any of q
dozen or two of the despotic enact>
ments of our legislature in regard
to elections, he might be seized on
the spot and without warrant-not
only by any officer, but by any by~
stander-and dragged bowling to a
''Bastile," from before the very face
of the palladium of our liberties.
And he never discovered that be
was the miserable victim Of des-
potism till The people Of this great
nation discovered that similar, but
less stringent laws were necessary
to protect the country against dem
ocratic frauds.
The necessity for the enactment
of the federal election laws is patent
to all men who have any knowledge
of the history Of the last few years !;
but it is sufficient for present pur-
poses to show that they are in char
acter similar to the laws of this state,
and probably Of every other state,
on this subject, and which honest
voters have never found fault with.
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- A. h. W e ENNE,
Travelling Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
VIVA. Il. ROGERS,
Passenger Agent, Chattanooga, Ten
Or w. L.. ssAN LEK.
General Passenger and Ticket Age
Nashville, T
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L. O. o. r.

FAST TENNESSEE LODGE, Nc. S4.-Meets
"a Tuesday nights at Odd Fellows Hall. west
samueis, VIC. e. W. Adkins, Z. s., and Permit
See Geo. McIntire, Treasurer
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MASTERS LODGE, No. 244:-Stated commu-
vi nicatiOn upon third Monday night of each
month at Hall In Masonic Temple.
Z. (. McCrOskey, Sec. II. w. Hall, WIN.
DEARL CHAPTER, No. A, r. A. M.-Stated
L cOnvOcatiOn upon first Monday night OF each
month at Hall in Masonic Temple.
5. j. Todd, Sec. w. A. Galbraith, H.P.
NGUR DE LION COdMANDERY, No. o.
~ Stated conclave upon second Monday night
of each month meetings for drill upon Friday
night of each week, at Hall in Masonic Temple
S. j. Todd, Rec. Z. BOlh, &c. !
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-14
FOR GOVERNOR,

For Congress,
EST DIsrRICr-A. 81. PETTIBONR,
End OSTRICH. C. H0UK.1
BIRD DIsrRICT-H. B. CASE.
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legislative Ticket.

For Senator.-L. HuddeSton.
For Repre- entatlve.-T. B. McLemore.
For Joint RepreSentatiye.--Alex. Reeder.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Representative.

We are author zed and requested to announce
T. B. MCLEMORE as a candidate for representa-
tive for Knox county in the Lower House of the
next Legislature.
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WANTED-sHFUATHONs.

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A Jealous Count,

The magnificent ball recently given in
Paris by the Princesse dc Sagau has given
rise to every species of emotion, admiration
being possibly the most prominent and genu-
inc, but curiosity, emulation, envy and all
manner of observation-disclosures having their part
Scenes Of mad jealousy have also risen,
wherein Fronch nobleman designated as ia o
Count de j, has played the role of Othello,
stopping Short however, of the final catastro-
phe and only proceeding to the point of max
ing himself suprcmely ridiculous All the
preparations for this famous ball have been
conducted with n secrosy beiittng an impend.
ing political conspiracy of magnitude. A rev.
eaiOn of ones intended COS tune on the occas.
ion seemed as calamitouS as u forfeiture of
civic rights-to ladies probably moro so. But
the artiiiccs employed for the maintenance of
such dark umderhand proceedings led to com.
ical results. The wife of the Othello before
alluded to- the Countess de !, fearing that
some inkling in regard to her proposed COS.
lumc of Diana might be obtained by indiscreet
persons, should the dress DO tried on at tho
house OF Worth himself gave rendezvous to
that gentleman, or to one of his myrmidOns
at tho Grand hotel. Several days previous TO
this important occasion the count had surprised
his wiio in what seemed Clandestine CORE
spondcnco. Evidences of mental agitation and
apparent preoCcupation excited his suspicious
discarded her own carriage aud took cab at
the Champs Elysees, his fears were naturally
intensified. At the Grand hotel madame left
the promising vehicle and rapidly assembled
TO room on the second floor From the hall
without, murmuring conversation was dis
tinGtly audible, Il mans voice mingling at
times with his wifu's well.known dulcet tones
Apprehensions and despair sezng on the un-
happy husband, he dashed into tho room,
finding the countess in a most gorgeous vosture
typical OF her ohaste prototype Diana.
young man, blonde and cOmely, knelt at her
feet, but with tapo.measuro in his hands,
ignoblc insignia of his profession. The Diana
OF tho moment seems to have been gratihed
with this obulltiOn Of jealousy on tho part of
her Endymon. AT least, she is said to have
smiled at his abrupt entrance, though, with
infinite presence of mind, she exacted on his
part solemn oath Of secresy as to the real
nature of tho unraveled mystery-a compact
apparently violated by some one, for before
nightfall all Paris was laughing over the story,
and unhapply for the countess secret, Diana
was made the heroine of the story and the
costume of the engaging huutross was detailed
with malicious accuracy.-l Hour
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BALTIMORE. Nh. June II.
rm Mildlinp IIT[d1oc

BALTIMORE, MD, June Ii.
Cotton firm. Middling, 1l76dl2c
Flour dull, but steady. Howhrd-street and
western superiine, S3G3 %; do extra, Sid5 do.
family S. 25a6 OO City mills superlne, s. 2jG3 IS;
do. extra, 81 25Gu6 co. do. family, Sc 25d6 20; do
Rio brands $jG6 %; Patapsco family, 81 TO-
Whcat-Southen dull: western higher, but in
active. Southern red, 81 2061 25: do amber 81 25p
2s No Maryland. 81 2il&; No. 2 western winter
red. Spot, 81 2lA@1 2l3G June 81 2iG9l 2ilS; July
81 l234@l l27s; August, 81 O0l49l O91S.
Corn-Southern dull, but steady; western easter
md duh. Southern white, SIC; do. yellow, 55c;
western mixed, spot 49@l93sc June 49, t6SA03zc;
July, 49@i1Ac steamer, A9Lgc asked.
Oats irregular and unsettled. Southern A3Glitc;
western white, iO'Gi3l9c do mixed 3SG39c; Penn
sylvania, I36e4ic.
Rye quiet but firm, at 99c.
Hay steady and firm. Prime to choice Pennsyl-
vania and Maryland, Sl7@10 per ton.
Provisions firm. Mess pork, sl 25@ll 75 bulk
mcatS-looso shou ders i5sc; clear rib sides CSC:
do. packed. 5lI@7lic bacon shoulders 5Ic; clear
rib sides, 1Ac hams, lOa4nl2LC lard, Sc.
Butter steady. Prime TO choice western packed,
llGl4C.
Eggs hrmer nt 12c
Petrol cum-Crudc nominal; refined firm at SO
SIC.
Coffee firm. Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime.
l3Ml5l5c.
Sugar firm and higher. A soft. 95Sc.
Whisky steady at 81 llWl lliT.
Freghts TO Liverpool per steamer firm
RcccptS-flOur $50 bbl>: wheat, lO5 YA bu;
corn, l0s34l bu; oats, S3l2 bu; rye, 22Si BIZ.
Shipments-Wheat, il7.C00 bu corn, 50 200 bu
Sulel-Whost, i4y 33i bu; corn, 27,7Sl bu
Virginia six es deferred. G3s; DO. consolidated
500; do second series. 22la; past-duc coupons "a;
new ten-fortiea 4O)S; Virginia tcn-iortes, coupon,
0S bid to-day.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT, I
WAsuGNGToS, Juue T. 1850 .
SEALED PROPOSALS, separately. for WOOD and
COAL udorsed and addressed to the Secretary of tho
navy VIII be received rntil y O'Clock IN. SArUR-
DAY, JUNE 10 10 supply the Navy Department and
ollcos thereof In Washington with fuel, VIZ:
900 tons Lehigh Furnace Coal, re5ervmg tho right
20 order as much more within the The Depart
ment may require at the same price.
70 tons II. A. Egg Coal.
All tho coal 10 DO OF The beat quality free from dirt
hhd slate and Inspected by sworn Inspector, at the
cost nfthe cOntrac or 2,2il pounds to the ton.
Fifteen cords, more or less, Spruce Pine Wood,
Twenty-Five cords, more or less, Hickory Wood.
All the wood to be of the best quality aud inspected
by sworn Inspector at the cost OF The con ractor
lhe Coal and WO d to be delivered at tile Navy Do
partment or office for which required by the parties to
whom the contract or contracts may be awarded, in
such quantities as the convenience oi the Department
may require.
The right to reject any and all bids, or to accept
any portion ofany bid is reserved ard tile successful
Dlder VIII be required to furnish bond in the sum
OF Two thousand dollars guarantee of faithful
performance of the contract which may be awarded
him. r. W llIONi pSON
law-3w gCrretary nj thp Navy.
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.

A PARLoR, bedroom and bathroom, second
IA floor terms for the summer to two persons with
board VIII be very low. No GIL Twelfth 50 w. iel2