Clarksville daily chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1884-11-06

is 1926. In 1,A15 precincts outside
of New York and Brooklyn Blaine's
majority is 49,07O.
One thousand four hundred and
thirty-two districts outside of New
York and Brooklyn gives an average
Republican majority of 35. If the re-
manning 564 districts do the same, it
will give Blaine 19,740majority, which,
added to 49,9SS, his majority in the
districts heard from, give him ma
jority of 69,67S. Against this Cleve-
land has majority of 1898 in New
York City and Kings county, making
Blaine's majority in the State 1,174.
The result depends on Blaine's vote
holding out in districts unreported.
Returns show he is actually
increasing his average majority.
One thousand six hundred and
eighty-two districts outside OF New
York and Brooklyn gives Blaine 375,-
200, Cleveland 1921, Butler 1854,
St John 1856. Blaine's plurality is
57,979, which is Al more than Cleve-
lands majority in New York City and
Brooklyn, with 314 districts to hear
from in the State.
New York, Nov 5, II p. m.--The In
dications are at this hour that Blaine
has carried the following States, which
have total electoral vote of 305, and
his election seems assured: Califor-
MIA, Colorado, Illinois, Iowa. Kansas,
Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New
York, Nevada, Nebraska, New Hamp-
shire, Oregon Otlia, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island, Vermont, Wisconsin.
The probabilities are that Blaine has
also carried Indiana and possibly soms
of the other close States. Everybody
seems to feel that it is pretty sure that
Blaine has carried New York by 5000
and Indiana by 1900 to $500 and is
elected.
TENNESSEE.
Eighth District, Lincoln county
Net Democratic gain, IL Indications
are that Kercheval, Democrat, for Sem
ator, and Holman, Democrat, for Rep
resenative, will be elected. Returns
slow.
Later-Lincoln county gives Reid
$50, Bate 2,l54, Cleveland 2,306, Blaine
$50 f; Railroad Commissioners: Demo-
cratic 1927, Republican Sl4. Five
districts to hear from. Kercheval is
elected to the Senate.
Crockett county gives Cleveland a
majority of 200. For Congress, Glass,
Democrat, has a majority OF 1856 over
Etheridge. Clayburn, DEMOCRAT, for
State Senator. has carried the county.
Fletcher, Democrat, for Representa-
tive, has 220 majority.
Shelbyville - This district gives
Blaine 374, Cleveland 23l. For Gov
ernor: Reid 1856, Bate 210. For Con-
gress Warner, Republican, 800; Rich
ardson, Democrat, 1876; Martin, Inde-
pendent, 632.
McMinnville - Cleveland i,il3,
Blaine 3SS. Eight of the fifteen dis
tricts heard from stand: For Gov
ernor: Bate 1,05S, Reid 33S. For
Congress; Neale, Democrat 1898;
Evans, Republican, 3Ss. For S'ate
Senate, New, Democrat, is elected.
Railroad Commissioners are badly
scratched.
In 193 districts out of Is in Aiury
county Cleveland's majority is 234;
Bate, for Governor, 1853; Balentine,
Democrat, for Congress. 1877.
Gibson oounty-The vote at Milan
stands: For Congress Etheridge, Re-
publican. 3O2; Glass, Democrat, 297.
For Governor; Bate 3l2, Reid 2S6,
Railroad Commissioners: Democrat
29l, Republican 275. State Senator !:
Atkins, Democrat, S15; Keeiy. Repub-
lican, $50. For Representative !:
Vaughan. $40; Ware. Republican, 295;
Baird. Republican, 2S5; Wade, Demo
crat, 303. g.
Morgan county, Wastburg town
ship Blaine 100, Cleveland i1s
Bristol-Cleveland 305, Blaine l42.
For Governor, Bate 3l2, Reid IA.
For Congress, King, Democrat, S2i,
Pettibone 135, Caldwell 234, Bu.ler
112, Duncan 314, Simmerly 142, Du-
lany l34, Masscngh46.
Giles county, official majority
Blaine IL. For Governor, Bate 40
For Congress, BaIleniine, Democrat.
633. Railroad Commissioners, Demo
crat II State Senate, Kercbeval,
Democrat, 276. For the Legislature.
Sanders, Republican, Pas, and Howell.
Democrat, 90
Ashland Ciy-Ba;e's majori;y in