Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-05

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m iority In the state will approach 40
Oo0. The Legislature is largely repub-
licap. The congressional delegation
is solidly republican now.
p PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Pe. Nov. 4-Later re-
tlrns from the twenty fifth district
give James Misgrove, democrat, 500
majority.
~ VIRGINIA. WR
4R1cHMoND, Va, Nov 4AThe re-
turns embraeing-oEer- -eneuhalf of
Virginia will swell the victory of the
regular democratic electoral ticket
which will have a handsome majority
over both the readiuster and repub-
ican tickets.
The congressional delegation
stands: First district, Garrison,
democrat; second, Desondorf, repub-
lican; third, Geo. D. Wise, democrat;
fourth, Jorgensen, republican; sixth,
Tucker, democrat; eighth, Barbour,
democrat. The democrats claim the
re election of Cabell in the fifth dis
trict, while the readjusters claim that
their candidate, Stovell, is elected.
Paul, readiuster, claims to be elected
over Allen, democrat, in the seventh.
The vote in the ninth is so close be-
tween Trigg, democrat, and Fulker-
son, readiuster, that the result there
can not be predicted. - szsa. = y. 3 F. e. +
~"2 ca MISSOURI oa2Eh sH
ST. Louis, Nov. 1.-The democrat
ic majority in this state will proba-
bly, reach 10000. The following
congressman are probably elected :
Eighth district, Van Horne, republi-
can third district, Frost. democrat;
ninth district, Ford, greenbacker
fourth district. Davis, democrat ;
i fifth district, Bland, democrat !; sew
enth district, Phillips, democrat
/ eleventh district, Clark, democrat /;
! twelfth district, Hatch, democrat
thirteenth district, Buckner, demo
crat; sixth district Waddell, demo-
crat; tenth district, Mansur, demo
crat. g#.. .f.r 81
COLORADO. :.
1 DENVER, Nov 4.-Returns from
seventy eight towns and precincts
comprising over half the state and
including this city and Leadville are
nearly complete and give Garfield
3,101 majority. PHI kin, republican,
for governor, 1000 majority. Bed
ford, republican candidate for con-
gress, is 600 or 700 ahead of Gar :
! field. The legislature is three
1 fourths republican. The above ma
! jorities may be slightly decreased by
later returns. ,s.-a-4 - asa-.-. /
! NEW YORK. sal z p
New York, Nov. The. Evening
Post says if Nevada and California
have elected democratic legislature
and Tennessee a republican legisla-
tire, the next United States senat'
,, will be tie, counting Davis, o
! Illinois, with the democrats. A yer,
careful revision of the returns shov
that the republicans will have 153 il
the house of representatives. demo
Gratis 1873; greenbackers 8; AM
) doubtful 4. -.-
j The Evening Telegram, comment
ing on the result in New York city
says: "In 1876 the number o
votes polled was 171,38O and th
r democratic majority that year wa
/, 53,969, against majority of Al, ,37t
!. this showing q loss to the democrac
of 1852. These figures are NOR
0 significant considering the enormou
{ increase of 1881 in the-registra
y ton. The presidential vote, accord
ing to all calculations based upon-th
ID past, should have shown a demo
!. cratic majority of not. less than 63
j 600 in this city. As it is, the reput
=: lican vote has unaccountably n
!; creased 43 per cent. and the demo
!, cratic vote only s per cent. in foU
!, years. IE1Ek 0gA EATzbTT
}; ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 4.-The ArgU
/, this morning places the republica
j. majority in the state on the pres
Dental ticket at Ia, ,244.
r - NORTH CAROLINA OF
q RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 4.-From Il
= returns and indications, the state b,
t gone democratic by q reduced majo
! ity. The second district elects r
Q publican congressman. The thir
q fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth di
t tricts elect democrats. Il Return
a from the first and fourth are NJ
{ sufficient to indicate the result. I'll
! legislature is believed to be .denlt
! cratic Jt illi CUT 10 lislU!I
INDIANA.
: ~INDrASApoL1s,s Nov. -Returl
! from so counties complete sho
;e , republican majorities to be 12,41
'. ,. democratic majorities 15,199; repu
l. liean gains 1892, democratic gail
% 1,971; net republican gain 32l.. : q. g.
u INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4.-The repuI
=. q. lican majority in the state viii n
a exceed that in the October election
lc aa .as ILLINOIS. 1s ,--.5.,5. =
2. CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The Tribu
II says the republicans have gained O.
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