Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-12
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Congressman elected: First District, James
B. sener, Rep, reelected; Second, John
Goode, Jr., Dem, gain; Third, Gilbert Z. Walk
Rep, reelected; Fifth, George G. Cabcil,
Dem, gain; Sixth, John Il. fpcker, Dem
Seventh, joint. Harris. Deln- reelected /;
Eighth. Eppa Hunto3, Dem, re-elected /;
Ninth, William Terry, D6n. ~
"a TENNESSEE.
State Democratic by 5000 TO 10000 major
its. Legislature largely Democratic. Con-
pressmen elected: First District, Roderick =
Butler, Rep, Ere-elected; Second, Jacob "a.
q. Dibreil. Dem. gain; Fourth, John w. Head,
DcsHS gain; Fifth, John d. Bright, Dem, re-
elected: Sixth, John r. House, Dem, gain (;
Seventh, Washington J. Whitthorne, Dem-
reelected; Eighth, John p. G. Atkins, Dem,
reelected Ninth, William p. Caldwell, Dem,
gain; Tenth, II. Classy Young, Dem, ga'n'f e.
Al Inc ter Con xisssionai districts probably
Democratic. Democratic gains on the vote
snr - lo's s 'A' ' i1oiisA w 6e'
The Conservative State Central COmmiftte
regard the election OF Moncnre, their state
Treasurer. al certain Many c0ioTcd people
voted the Conservative ticket. The1Derho4
Gratis probably gain five Congressplens fDs
hs ~ g .f,ss.. mIHEgsogA. eaal,e "a
4 Legislature Opposition on Joint ballot. Con-
Gressmen elected Mark II. UuDneI, Rep, In
Che First District, reelected p, 81. Jnlien
Cox, Dem, gam, n the second; ID D. WIZ
sen, Dem, gain, in the Third SRI ~
The elk Congressman. all DemocraticTra
sn !" ''Y'H AKxAxsAs 9s9i eiiiiA
The Democrats elect the -four UongressrheI,
Ia gain Of three. 80 ,Hi8aa fsl l4 Hft
~ HBai III eEoRGIA, mos iltfa ~
! The sntIre Congressional delegation, nine
I'm number, Democratic--a gain OF two,
a. I'd. = HHoDR ISLAND. 80
|, The Republicans elect both Congrcssmenin
this State ~ tfJS flfs4}DHfHst%l ~
IN ID SOUTH CAROLINA 81 9lal
Result for Governor In doubt. Probable
Conservative gains Ia Congressmer. fggYIif
i The Democrats elect ak Copgressfncn, GER
tsinly--a gain Of two. Many colored voters
SUPPORTED the Conservative ticket. Degisla-
furs Democratic. Democratic majority on
State ticket from o. 900 70 49, 900. ~ glf4s
a sg DELAWAHE. tff.s4 Fs,s3t
Returns incomplete, but all three counties
probably Democratic James Williams,
Dem. gain, elected TO Congress. a 9T9
BlWi98d VERMONT ~ s~--- ~
i DcnnIson, Ind, In, the Second District, Is
elected over Poland, Rep, by d iargeinajority.
80 n lli@ TEXAS RgYtg @B@#fsi
Returns from the principal towns show
large Democratic majority In every district.
The Congressional delegation OF six Is Demo
cratie. ss4,s.,,,. te. seetff, a.
.ta ttgt FLORIDA.
Both districts probably elect Republicans
TO Congress. IA ri fp s94Ag4
~ ARIZONA.
2 The election OF Stevens, Ind TO- Congress
Is generally conceded ftItg a., AS, .t(
sYf.st.fgss 'f1t NEVADA.
Ellis, Dem, isprobably elected to Congress.
Bradley, Dem, for Governor, probably ELECTED
by about 600 majority. Legislature prbba-
bly, Republican.2a 20 idt AQs3i9t'
gtE ss5s WASH NOTION TERRITORY. v,f
o. Jacobs Rep, Is elected Delegate TO Con-
gress by about 900 majority.f e7n eilH 81
/ There WIN be "a large Opposition majority IN
the next iowerHouse Of Congress- tii5i