Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-10

the Democrats for judge OF the Superior
Court, has been unanimously elected. Step
sons, (rep. for clerk of the County Court
has 20l2 majority. Wallacks and Sommen,
Democrats, for county commiss oners, each
received over 100 majority. The total vote
in the city is little over 26, 900, or less than
half the ordinary full vote. The falling off
was not more of a surprise than the defeat
of the Republican commissioners.
MINNESOTA.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, November 9.-Returns
come in very slowly. In all the larger
places there has been much scratching and
the country vote is light, everywhere falling
off from that of last year and affecting the
two parties nearly alike. In st. Paul,
Johnston. Democrat, for Governor, is IN
ming ahead of his ticket, and Greenleaf
Clark is defeated by Judge VanAnbrey.
Conner for Supreme Judge, is receiv-
q large vote. About half of the ticket
VIII be Republican and half Democratic.
Hubbard, Republican, for SSaye,nor, runs
ahead of the ticket in the first and second
districts and behind in the third. The
probability is than his gains and losses will
about offset each other, and that he and the
whole Republican ticket will be elected by a
majority somewhat reduced from last year
At Minneapolis the whole Republican county
ticket is probably elected.
WISCONSIN.
| MILWAUKEE, November S.-The returns
j up to $50 indicated very light vote all
! the State. Milwaukee, State and county,
give Rusk, Republican, for governor; 255
majority, while Folk, Democrat, for State
Treasurer, runs over 5000 ahead of his
ticket, and there is bare possibility of
Folks election. Returns from 80 towns,
comprising over 1900 precincts, in the
State show net Democratic gain of ?, $50.
The Republican State central committee at
| It's four claim the State by 10, 900 majority
! MILWAUKEE,, November 9.-The latest re-
turns comprising one-third of the State in-
dicate that the Republican candidates are
elec.ed by 5000 majority, with the posi-
bla exception of State Treasurer
le towns and cities embracing two
, t. g of the State give net Democratic
ga3a of $3.50. The Democratic State Cen
Il s. Committee claim good chance of car
ry,ag the State, and say that their State
Treasurer is elected. The Central Commit
tee are positive that their entire State ticket
viii be elected.
NEW JERSEY.
NEwAEK, n. j., November 7.-Essex
County elects VIM. Stoins, Republican, for
Senator by 70 majority over Telso, DEM
ocrat also seven Republican assembly
men and five Democrats, and VIM. Wright,
Republican, for sheriff.
I NEW YORK, November 9-The latest re-
turns from New Jersey show the political
status OF the next legislature as follows :
Senate-Repuulicans l3, Democrats s, a
~ Il L. I
Republicans 30, Democratic gain of 4.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, November 9.-The returns
are still incomplete, bat sufficient to base an
estimate of the general result have been re-
ceived. The Republicans have gained un-
expected victories in several Democratic
counties. The next senate will stand, ac-
cordlng to the present estimate, 16 Demo
Gratis, 10 Republicans. In the last senate
there were Republicans and 19 Democrats
Based on the same estimates, the house will
stand, SO Democrats, 80 Republicans.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, November 9.-The returns from
The election are incomplete. The State is
undoubtedly Republican by large major
ity, and most of the counties are be-
lieved to have been carried by the Republi
cans.
LINCOLN, NEB, November 9.-The Re-
publicans carry the State by about the
usual majority, from Is, 900 to $4,000.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Conn, November 9-The
CoUrant has complete returns from the
State, making the following result in the
House Republicans, 149, Democrats 98
and Greenbackers 1. Last year the house
stood, Republicans, 166, Democrats, So
Greenbackers 1 and Independent l.
COLORADO.
DENVER, Col, November 8.-The cleo
ton passed Off quietly. The Republicans
claim 5000 majority on mayor, while the
supporters OF the pesples ticket the only
opposition, concede 100 majority. Returns
from other points in the State indicates tha
Denyor is selected as the permanent cepital
KANSAS.
TOPEKA, KS, November 9.-The election
throughout this State has excited less in
teIest than usual, except in local contests
The Republican State Central Committee
has not been advised of any losses.
MASSACHUSETTs.
BosToN, November 9.-Later returns
show that the Senate will stand 80 Repub
Ecans, 4 Democrats, and independent Re
publican.
Tenement House Disaster.