Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-10

"AhS hOihOCho VI tHC iOWCL pIhuCM VI
the Legislature will be surely Demo-
cratic, and there is probability that
this number will be increased half a
dozen or more. In the Senate twen-
ty-five out of thirty.three members
will he Democratic. In Montgomery
county indications seem to be that
the Third party legislative can
didates have been elected. IL does not
seem that there will be any Peoples
party men from any other part OF the
State.
CONGRESSMEN.
First district-Alf. Taylor, Rep,
reelected; ii Republican votes are
legal.
Second district-John G. Houk,
Rep, reelected.
Third district--H. g. Snodgrass,
DEM, reelected.
Fourth dist!ict-Benton McMillin,
Dem, reelected.
Fifth district-Jas. ID. Richardson,
Dem reelected.
Sixth district-J. L. Washington,
Dem reelected.
Seventh district-N. N. Cox, DEM,
reelected.
Eighth district-B. A. Enloe, Dem.,
re. e.elected.
Ninth district-J. G. McDearmon,
Dem.
Tenth district-Josiah Patterson,
Dem, reelected.
STATE SENATORS.
In the Second district Jno. B. Harr
was elected by nearly 500 majority.
The indications ore that Hon. w.
l.. Ledgerwood was elected from
Knox county, but his majority can
not be given.
Hamilton county elects r. M. Bar.
ton by over 600 majority.
Hon. Frank Dibrell had a Repub-
lican and Populite to defeat. Mr..
Dihrell estimates his majority at
1000.
Joseph G. Taylor was overwhelm.
ingIy elected in the Tenth Senatorial
district.
Senator It. ]. Alexander was re.
turned from the Eleventh district by
a safe majority.
b. G. Adcock will represent the
Twelfth district by the grace OF near
ly 800 maj 'rity.
s. NJ. Young thinks his majority
in the Thirteenth district will be
over 100.
The Fourter nth district returns
Speaker w. G. Dismukes, and his
majority is good one,
The returns from Montgomery and
Robertson counties are not sufficient
to warrant the American to make
any estimate on the race between
Savage ard Slaughter.
Eli r. Morris and Hamp J. Che
ney have big majority in Davidson
county.
P,k Marshall, Of Franklin, esti-
mates his majority at 100.
Hon. w. G. Whitthorne, of Colum-
bia, is elected by over 1900 votes.
ThOs. j. Wood, of Bedford, Is safe.
ly elected.
The majority Of Hon. James d.
Tillman, of Lincoln, will reach nearly
1900 votes.
John f. Montague, OF Giles, is
elected.
Hon. Hardin Leech, of Dickson
county, wires that his majority Is
1900.
Dr. T. G. Wyatt, OF Humphreys,
thinks his majority will be about
800.
II. G. Townes, OF Huntington, is
safely elected.
f. l.. Bullock, of Jackson, enters
the Senate with nearly 3,00O ma.
jority.
A. Goats, Of Bolivar, gets there
with large majority.
John T.. Wells, of Obion, Is elected.
Gibson and Crockett counties give
Hon. Thomas 4. Harwood over 1000
majority.
Blair Pierson Is safely elected In
Thirtieth district.
w. T. Shelton Is estimated to have
been elect' d by 1000 majority from
Fayette and Upton.
Shelby county gives rousing ma
jOrity TO Cesar Weatherford and
Thomas +. Tobin.
This gives twenty-five out OF
thirty.three members OF the next
Senate to the Democrats with seven
districts to hear from.
The Legislature, 80 far as heard
from, stands GO Democratic membe
against 80 Republicans and populites
combined.