Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-09


few white and the solid negro vote.
His majority over Dunbar is about
400.
The above estimate OF Ledbetter's
majority, however, is not official but
it is not far from the mark.
Baxter Watkins has also been de-
feated by J. N. Blackford for fioater,
and Mike Savage is defeated for
State senator by Squire Slaughter.
The only contest in the local field
that gives encouragement Is the eiec-
tion OF Joseph E. Washington for
Congress over Jno. Allen. While
Allen has run him a close race, the
indications are that Mr.. Washington
is elected. The news from Stewart
and Cheatham counties is that Mr..
Washington is leading Allen In both,
and Davidson and Robertson coun-
ties will undoubtedly stand by him.
The returns in the congressional,
senatorial and floaterial contests
came in from the outside counties 80
slowly that majorities can not even
be approximated, but enough is
known to anticipate the above.
BULLETINS.
Bulletin-2 p. MIN diana goes for
Harrison by small majority.
Cleveland carries Illinois by about
7 900 and is certainly elected.
No.56.. Alabama. Chairman State
Democratic Committee claims elec-
tion OF entire Congressional delega-
tion in State.
Massachusetts 100 townships Cleve-
land 9,12s, Harrison 52,975, Halle
1889, Russell 39,96O. Democratic
gain, over 1883 743.
New York. United Press claims
Russell, Democrat, is elected Gov
erpor of Massachusetts.
No.57.-Ohio.-519 precincts Cleve-
land and Cincinnati, Harrison 1912,
Cleveland SO,sO2, Same In '9l, Nc
Kinley 1875, Cleveland 1883.
Iowa.-229 precincts, Harrison 3O,-
435, Cleveland 25,761. Democratic
gains 1929.
essee.-Indications that Ev-
aus, Republican for Congress In
Third district, is defeated by over
500.
Michigan.-Both State committees
claim to have gained a victory.
Democrats claim five Of the twelve
congressman. Republicans claim
election of governor by $4,000 ma
jority. Senate will probably be Re-
while there is a chance that
the house will be Populite and DEM
ocrat.
Ohio-575 precincts outside Cleve-
land and Cincinnati, give Harrison
96, POI, Cleveland 90,563. Same in
1891, Mckinley 92,279, Campbell 81
$50.
81 precincts at Cleveland give Har-
rison IA, 1853, Cleveland 17,406.
No. 5S.-Indiana-180 precincts
give Harrison 1880, Cleveland IT.
4O4. Same in $50, Trustler 1908,
Matthews 1851; net Republican
gain 1919.
Deleware-This State remains De-
mocratic.
Massachusetts-200 towns give
Cleveland 39,794, Harrison 5000.
No. 59.-Illinois-402 towns outside
Cook county give Harrison S4,969,
Cleveland 79,024. Some in 'SS, Har-
lison 77,714, Cleveland $3.50; net
Democratic gains 4,044.
6l5 precincts in Chicago give Cleve-
land 10l 1886, Harrison 1883.
Michigan-3OO precincts outside
Wayne county, give Rich, rep, oS,-
S13, Morse, dem, 1919.
No. 60.-Ohio-Republican State
committee concede the election OF
Johnson to Congress In the Twenty
first district, but claims Poorman
elected over Piermen.
New York-621 districts outside of
New York City aud Brooklyn give
Cleveland 19l ,602, Harrison 22l, ,253.
Same in 'SS, Cleveland 1873, 700, Har-
rison 336, ,6s2.
Massachusetts - 100 towns give
Cleveland 3O,173, Harrison 1882 !;
net Democratic gain over 'SS 1,419.
No. 61.-Kentucky - Cleveland's
plurality in the State is estimated at
$4,000.
Indiala-140 precincts give Harri-
son 1867, Cleveland 13,167. Same
in 1890, Trusler 11,739, Matthews H.
7O3.
Illinois-340 townships outside OF
Cook county Cleveland has a net
gain Of 4,023.
No. 62.-Indiana - 166 precincts
give Harrison 1886, Cleveland 10,
307. Same in 80, Trusler 3,449,
Matthews 1851; net Republican
gain 1910.
New York-Kings county com.