Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-11-04
IN THE RING.
Democracy's Crushing
Defeat
PENNSYLVANIA, KENTUCKY,
Illinois. Ohio and Other
States.
CARLISLE, MORRISON, HURD, ALL FALL
Virginia Comes Forward GrandIy.
The Democrats Surprised All Around
by the Immense Republican z
Maj orities.
CARLISLE, MORRISON, HURD, ALL FALL
Virginia Comes Forward GrandIy.
KENTUCKY.

KENTUCKY.
CNcrSNATr, November 8.--The start
ling fact Of the defeat Of Speaker Car
Isle was preshadowed In the returns re-
ceived last night. From the returns to-
day Speaker Carlisle himself, this after
noon, comedies his defeat. His success.
full competitor is Geo. II. Theobe. a ma
tive Kentuckian, though OF foreign par
entage.
CovrSeTos Ky, November 8.-Speak.
er Carlisle Is defeated by 200 majority.
ILLINOIS. ~
ST. LOUIS, November 3.-The latest
returns from the Eighteenth Illinois con
gressional district. indicate that Morri.
son, democrat, has been defeated by Jehu
Baker, republican.
CHICAGO, November 3..-The republi.
can plurality in Illinois for the state
treasury, head Of ticket, Is estimated at
from 1000 to $4,000.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, November 8.-All the re,
turns received to- day serve only to add
to the crushing defeat sustained by the
| democracy Of Virginia yesterday. There
has been a great falling OIL in their vote
throughout the state, and their losses In
all the districts have been almost phe-
nominal. Out Of ten districts tn the state
the republicans carried six, the demo
Gratis three, and the labor party one, be-
ing q net loss of five congressman to the
democrats. ygsl
OHIO. ng 4
CMcINNATTn, Nov. 8.-The Ohio del.
egation In the present congress includes
eleven democrats and ten republicans.
Yesterdays election gives fifteen repub-
licans and six democrats. A close estt-
mate Of the republican majority places
1t at between IL, 600 and 1000.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, November 3.-The returns
from Yesterdays election are still incom.
plete, but enough have been received to
show that the entire democratic state
ticket is elected.
NORTH CAROLINA.
r RALEIGH, N. c., November 3.-There
publicans and Independents have made
large gains In the Legislature.
q soUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, s. G., November 3.-Th'
independents tickets are defeated giving
G South Carolina a solid democratic dele
i cation in the next congress. .
' PENNSYLVANIA. ?
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 8.-Beturn
from all the counties In the state excep
i. Elk, Fulton, Union and Mitiin,, max,
Beavers Rep.) plurality 4e,24O.'
MrssrssrprT. shSs
" JACKSON, Miss. November 3.-A
llparties concede the election Of a soil
democratic delegation to congress froI
t. mississippi.
HELENA, November 3.-Toolc, demo
crat, reelected to congress.
y az, CONNECTICUT. q
II. HABTFoRp, COM, Nov. 8.--The Sci
ate stands: IA republicans, 10 democra
O republican gain Of one The low,
!, Ihousc 1874 republicans, 113 democrat
T. The Legislature will elect q republics
senator and state officers The demo
Gratis elect 4 congressman.
( INDIANA.
4. INDIANA, Nov. 3.-Republicans clai
re- seven congressman.
aIauSarg NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, N. j. Nov. 3.-The lcgisi'
! ture stands Senate, republicans, II. dem
10 ocrats 10; assembly, republicans ~ den
If ocrats 50. ,,s gpf
I'll DELAWARE.
n WILMINGTON, DEL. Nov. 8.-Biggt
q democrat, for governor, has a majoril
of oyer 5000 over Hoffecker, prohib
y ZIONIST.