Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-11-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
ELECTION NEWS.
VICTORY Everywhere.
Greeley Buried Under the
Tidal Wave"
Grant Reelected and
INDICATED.
NOT A SINGLE NORTHERN STATE FOR
GREELEY.
New York RepudIates
Greeley by $4,000.
Pennsylvania a Round 100000
MAJORITY.
100 WEST. YOUNG MAN, HORACE,
Pennsylvania Round 100000
MAJORITY.
100 WEST, YOUNG MAN."--HORACE.
Louisiana Clasps Hands
with Ohio.
New Jersey, Connecticut and
New Hampshire True,
EVEN DELAWARE CAN'T EAT CROW.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Returns from
all the wards but one up to 10 o'clock,
shows that Grants majority is 2l,6l3. 1t
is estimated that Greeley will receive 90,
900 less than Buckalew did in October.
Twenty wards give Grant 80, 900 majori-
ty with nine wards to hear from.
Grants majority in the cityis $1,000,
Carries every ward,
Cumberland county, Pa, gives Grant
300 majority, a gain of 773.
Lancaster county, Pa, gives Grant Z 800;
gain 22O. Lycoming--Grant 500 gain 1876.
Berks county, Reading City, Grant 1867;
gain of 1872 over the October election;
Greeley's majority in the county is $500.
Neutrality-suspicious. 800; gain 1885, Del
aware--Grant $500; gain 1000.
PITTsRURG, Nov. 5.-At 10 o'clock q
vote of 10 wards stood, Grant, 1884 Gree
ley, 493.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-In Delaware
county Grant will gain $50; in Allegheny
county, 1000; Lycoming county, $50
Chester county, $500.
Grants majority in Pennsylvania is co.
600 to 100000.
CHESTER COUNTY, PA. Nov 5-Repub-
lican gain 2,522
NEW YORK.
New York, Nov. 5.-The weather is
clear and the city presents q holiday APP
pearance. Police and Federal officers are
stationed at different voting places. The
Tribune and Herald say Greeley carried
Louisiana by $1,000 majority. Numerous
arrests have been made Mt the polls here.
The earliest returns show heavy gains
FOR Grant and indicate he will carry the
State by $1,000. Greeley is running be-
hind the ticket in the State as well as the
city.
ROCHESTER, Nov. 5.-Susan B. Anthony
and eight other women voted. There We're
eighteen women registered in the same
district.
ROCHESTER,, Nov. 5.-Sixteen women,
headed by Susan b. Anthony, voted, 10
for Grant and for Greeley.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-Upto l o'clock the
election was proceeding quietly and in the
down town districts more than half the
registered votes were polled at II, a. m.
In theIst, I'd, Sd, 4th and. 9TH wards, O'Brien
is doing well, and many Greeley tickets
are dropped in the negro ward. In the Sth
O'Brien is the favorite and scarcely any one
else voted for. In the 18th district Greeley
is ahead, being run out of Obrien boxes.
In the Fifteenth District O'Brien has
beaten Lawrence out of the field and
Havemeyer has n poor chance. In the
Seventh District Lawrence is beating
O'Bren and Havemeyer gets but few votes.
Greeley is the 1avorite on the Presidential
ticket.
In the Eighteenth District O'Brien APP
peared, and running Grant and Greeley
tickets. Lawrence developed great strength
in the Seventeenth Ward. Counterfeiting
tickets, scratching off and selling out is
the order of the day. In one District in
the 18th Ward O'Brien tickets run from
Tammany boxes.
Early returns from Maine show heavy
Republican gains
The Commercial a Republican paper,
comedies Havemeyer's election for Mayor,
though O'Brien's friends are still conf
dent. Scratching has been general except
on the Presidential ticket.
SYRACUSE, Nov. 5.-There was a heavy
vote to-day. The Democrats gained His
cocks majority i'm the city about 800.
ROCKPoRT, n. Y, Nov. 5.-Grant's ma
ority in Niagara county is about ] 900.
Roberts, Republican, is reelected to congress
by 500 majority. In Oneida county Grant
majority is 1000, The Republicans carry Rich.
mond county.
NEW YORK, Nov. j--Greeley's majority
IN this city is % ,92S.
The Worlds estimate at midnight is
that all the old Northern States with
South Carolina and Mississippi, in all 253
electoral votes, have declared for Grant
leaving ll3 electoral votes all from
Southern States for Greeley. Grant viii
have at least 5000 majority in the state o