Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-10
TELEGR RAPHIC.
NEWS FROM TUESDAYS
ELECTIONS.
New York Uncomfortably Close
and Not Decided.
Billy Mahone's Man Wins in
Virginia
By Not Less Than Ten Thousand
Majority.
And the Readjusters Claim the
Legislature.
Republicans Jubilant Over Their
Victory IN Brooklyn.
| Minnesota Maintains Her Repu-
tation as a Republican
| State.
| Mississippi Wheels Into Line
Dam ocratic As Usual
Mississippi Wheels Into Line
Democratic, AS Usual.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, November Sin Onandega
County the well-known Republican G. M.
! Alvord, admits his defeat of reelection to
the assembly
One hundred and twenty-six towns out
side of New York city and Kings County
shows Republican majority of oO35, and
| a net Democratic gain of 7l24.
! New YORK, November 8.-Returns SO far
| received give Flower Democrat, a majority
I over Astor, in the eleventh Congressional
I district, showing that the latter is beaten by
nearly 1000. Dispatches from Brooklyn in
! dicate the election of Seth Low for mayor
i by small majority
| Boyd is elected over Hogan in the fifth
/ senatorial district by at least 1000 majority.
| New YORK, November 9.-Flowers' ma
| iority over Astor in the eleventh congress
ional district is over $500.
| The total city vote on the State ticket is
! Purcell 80, 5S5, Carr So, 056, Davenport ST.
991. ELapham 81. .963, Hustled AZ, ,O3O, Max
| well SO, 91S, Russell 52,O55 Parmenter 49,
| 713, Eventhorn SO, 1876, Seymour 81, ,S78.
F., Two hundred and eighty-four towns and
wards outside of New York and Kings
| Counties show a Republican majority of
IA, l56 and a net Democratic gain of 1904.
| The result in the tenth senatorial district
| is still in doubt. The election is a very Sc
rious defeat for Tammany, which has with
| difficulty held it's own wherever it ran an
independent ticket. The election of Rol-
Inns, Republican, for surrogate, is an over
| whelming defeat for Tanmany. Hardy,
Democrat, in the ninth Congressional dis
trict, had comparative walk-over over
Ex-Collector Thos Murphy, the Republi-
can candidate. The contest for State sena-
tors closely fought. Ex-senator Ho-
| the Denpcrotic ic DOpipaa the fifth
district was beaten by Boyd by 1000.
Brady defeated the Greenbacker in the
sixth district by nearly 1000. DAILY defeated
!; Bascamp in the seventh district by nearly
1000 Browning was elected in
the eighth by a small majority and Fitz-
gerald, county Democratic nominee, defeated
Spinola, Tammany candidate, by very
small ma jority, and the election of McKeon,
for deputy Attorney, is regarded as an anti
Tammony victory, the latter having nomina-
ted first, knowing that the county Democra-
cy had intended o.
The World claims the Democratic State
ticket is elected by about 30, 900 majority
and also claims Democratic majority in
both branches of the Legislature as follows
Senate, 19 Democrats; Is Republicans;
.. Assembly, 6S Democrats, 60 Republicans.
The SUMS estimate is, that the State is
Democratic by 10000 majority. Eighteen
Democratic senators and IA Republican SEN
ators are elected, and 81 Democratic assem-
blymen and 81 Republican assemblymen are
elected.
The Times this morning says: An un-
,, usually light vote was polled in this State
Yesterday outside the large cities. Returns
thus far received show that the Republican
! tate ticket, with the exception of Hustled,
for State Treasurer, is elected by small
: ma ,ority, probably not more than 5000 or
5000 The result as regards the legislature
is in debut, the latest returns indicating that
the senate is a tie and that the assembly
stands 65 Republicans to 63 Democrats.
The election of Talcott and Gibbs, Repub-
: Ecan candidates for the Senate in this city,
! is in doubt, but they are counted as success
, full in the above estimate.
y The Herald this morning says: The cleo
o ton in New York and other States yester-
e day will be briefly summed up. There was
= no disorder here, although much subdued
!, excitement existed in the Congressional and
:" senatorial districts. The State is somewhat
o in doubt owing to the imperfect returns
Il |, The latest indications are that the Demo-
Gratis have a small ma joriiy, the latest esti-
Il mate being 5000. Cam, Republican can
II ddate for Secretary Of State, seems TO have
T run ahead of his ticket SO well that full re-
ljiEilb may i1IOfS LID 04cCliOh- AS III tnt
IL State senate, the Democrats have made con
S siderable gains, but it is doubtful whether
they will have majority on the fna
; been secured T. by the Republicans
d again. Hogan in the fifth, Steward in tht
S twelfth and Everett in the sixth senatorial
:, districts have been defeated In this city
bosssm has encountered another Waterloo
d Calvin, for surrogate, has been ignomin
VI iously defeated by Rollins, the Republican
II candidate. McKeon is elected district attor
. ney by an overwhelming majority. The
u Democrats have elected SIX of the sever
/ State senators and seventeen of the the
u twenty four assemblymen The indication.
, u are that the regular Democrats have secured
six of the district aldermen, the Republi
cans securing seven and Tamany only three
The indications are that the Republicans
have succeeded in electing their Marine
-, Court judges. Most Of the Democratic can
. didates for civil justices have been elected
= including Norton, Campbell, Clanch and
McGown.
> In Brooklyn to-day the Republicans are
:, jubilant over their victory. They have
elected their mayor, sheriff, supervisor-at-
!. large, one senator, one assemblyman, and
ten supervisors out of 49, and 5 aldermen.
For mayor the vote was Seth Low, Repubji-
!, can, As, 434; James Howell Democrat, 40, 934.
ALBANY, November 9.-The Argus editors
at noon to-day claim the election of the
Democratic State ticket by 1000 majority,
though, owing to Carr running ahead of his
ticket, he may be elected.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Va, November Sup to
$50 p. M, 81 voting precincts in the State
heard from, including l5 from Richmond,