Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-10

been received. The only precinct omitted
is Whitewater township Wiley for Sec
retary of State, majority 5,572; Green, for
Supreme Court Judge, majority s, 700; Ry-
ley, for Board of Public Works, majority
9,779.
First district, Saylor for Congress, ma
jority 1852; Dodd's majority 2, ,S49.
Second district, Banning, majority l, 4S1.
Democratic Liberal maiorities on the coun-
ty ticket range from 1867 to 4,674.
A srecial to the Commercial says that
nearly all the returns from that State nave I"
been received. z towns, 2 cities, IL wards,
and two counties give, 6,317 Republican
majority for Wyckoff.
CINCINNATI, Oct 8, Night.-Clark coun-
ty gave a complete majority OF i,297.
Ruble county gavea complete Republican
majority of 44O. Thirty-five additional
towns and two counties complete give p
3S5 Republican majority for Wyckoft.
Warren county returns official give Wyck-
off $500; Wiley 2,060 Smith 1861; +; Sohn
2,029.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 8, Noon.-In forty
one townships, in twenty-five counties,
the net Republican gain OIL the vote of
1870 is 1,002.
The election returns are still very mea-
Sle' ESII hiEeI Io"hShlp, IIehulIIho
county, Republican majority II, gain S.
Third ward, New Albany, Democratic ma
jority 134, gain "a. Grant township, New
ton county, Democratic majority 81, gain
80. Harrison township, Fayette county,
Republican majority 50, gain 10. Clark
township, Montgomery county, Republi-
can majority so; Democratic gain 2S. Five
townshi ps i'm White county give Repub-
lican gain of 3D. Washington township,
Tippecanoe county, Republican majority
5, gain %. Prairie township, Benton
county, Republican majority 4; Democrat
ic gain IA. 49,.
INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 9, Night.-The of
fetal returns from 81 townships in Indi-
ana shows net Republican gain of 1,6lS.
The Chairman of the State Central Com
mittee claims the State by five thousand
majority.
Additional returns from 24 scattering
townships show Republican majority in
Is and Democratic majority in town
ships.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 8, Night.-A special
to the Gazette from Indianapolis says that
one hundred and seventy townships give
a net Republican gain of ,723.
The following are reported official ma
jorities Adams county, Democratic, $40
Clinton, DEM, $50; DeKalb, Dem, 60;
Delaware, Republican, 1855; Fulton, DEM,
137; Henry, Rep, 1858; Howard, Rep, 964;
LAGRANGE, Rep, $50 Putnam, Rep, COS;
Shelby, Dem, 700; st, Joseph, Rep, 5O7
Stuben, Rep, So; Tippecanoe, Rep, 40 (;
Union, Rep, 220 Vanderburg, Rep, $50
Wayne, Rep, 1900. Mama, rep, 10; Mar
shall, dem, Al; Green county, ninetown- |
ships, democratic majority, Al; Hendricks |
county, republican majority, 1900; Clark, |
dem, 675; Vigo, rep, $50 to 200; MOntgom- |
cry, dem, 116; Lake, rep, $50. Owen, ten |
townships give a democratic majority of |
101 on State ticket; for Voorhees,, Demo- |
crat, for Congress, 123; Hunter, Republi- |
can, for Congress, leads his ticket, and it
is probable that Voorheesis defeated.
The Republican Central Committee fig
ures the House of Representatives at So
Republicans ,35 Democrats and II doubtful.
The contest OH the State ticket is so close
that it will require an official count to de-
cide.it.
The returns indicate the following re-
suit in the Congressional Districts: The
First, Second, Third. and Seventh Dis
tricts are Democratic; the Fifth, Eighth,
Ninth, Tenth, and Eleventh Districts are
Republican; the Fourth, Wilson's, and
the Sixth, Voorhees,, are very close and
doubtful.
Special dispatches report the defeat of
Voorhees, by a considerable ma Ority.
The Republicans claim the State for
Governor by $500, and the Democrats are
confident of Hendricks election by a
small majority. .gr.s
FORT WAYNE, Oct. 9.-In Stuben co un-
ty, Brown hasS75 majority.
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