The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-11-14
Election News.

NEW YORK, November 4.-Complete re-
turns have been received from nearly
every county in theIState In some cases
estimates have been made for missing elec-
tion districts. The result shows plurality
of between i0,O0U and II 900 for Hill.
RICHMOND, Va, November All but
eleven counties in the State have been
heard from. From what has been received,
and estimating the counties not heard
from, Lees majority will doubtless reach
10000.
DEsMOINES, IA, November 4.-The Re-
publican State Committee claims the State
for Governor by $4,000, and twenty -four
majority in the Legislature on joint ballot,
with several districts in doubt, which they
will not concede to Fusionists.
BALTIMORE, November 4.-Sutficient re-
turns of the election held Yesterday have
been received to indicate that the majority
for the Democratic State ticket will be
nearly 10000. The Legislature will be
about-Senate, Republicans &; Democrats,
70. House of elegates-Republcan Is;
Democrats 10l. Democratic majority On
joint ballot, 80, assuring Democratic sue
cessor to Senator Gordon, whose term will
expire on the 4th of March, 1887.
ST. LOUIS, November 4.-Scattering and
meager returns of the county election in
Kansas, yesterday, are to the following
effect: Norton County elects the entire
Republican ticket. Rice County elects the
whole Republican ticket, except the candi-
date for Sheriff, by majorites ranging
from l6O to 334; Marshall County Republi-
cans elect all their county officers, except
the Sheriff, by from II to 76G majority;
Riley County has gone Republican by good
majorites; Ottawa County elects the entire
Ratnb ina n tin nlyat ~ ool n;xy
sweeping majorities for the Republican
ticket.
DENVER, Coll, November 4.-The Chair
man of the Republican Committee con-
cedes the election of the entire Democratic
County ticket by heavy majorities. Lake
County elected the entire Democratic
ticket except Sheriff, and possibly Clerk.
Elder, Rep, for Supreme Judge, on whom
party lines were strictly drawn, is certain
ly elected by at least three thousand. No
definite returns have been yet received
from the interior counties.
NEW YORK, November 4.-The Tribune
gives the complexion of the next State
Legislature in New Jersey as follows Sen
ate-Republicans 13, Democrats s; House
Republicans 81, Democrats 81, Independ-
ent Democrat l. This gives a Republican
majority of nine on joint ballot, and in
sures the election of Republican U. s..
Senator.
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-Official re-
turns from twenty five counties and re-
vised estimates for the remainder give
Quay, Republican, for State Treasurer,
1861 plurality over Day, the Democratic
candidate. 1t is probable that official re-
turns will increase Quay's plurality to
| 10000.
BosToN, November 1.-The vote of Mas
sachusetts, with five towns to hear from is /:
For Governor - Robinson, Rep, 1888;
| Prince, DEM, 90.1S6: Lothrop, Pro-, Asa /;
Sumner, Labor, 2,lS4; Robinson's pluarlity
over Prince, 22,207.
ST. PAUL, MINI, November 4.-The lat
est estimate on Dakota returns received by
the Pioneer Press indicate that in yester-
days election Huron was chosen as tempo
rary capital of North Dakota.