Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-11-12
General News Summary.

General News Summary.
Election Returns. n
The news received D., the morning Of fhs
9Th from the recent State elections indicated
tire following results:
p.4s 81 ILLINOIS ~ sgdef
The OppqSition have gained slx ana gef1aps
seven Congressmen, The. Chicago Itftpr.e
makes out thcfollowiDg: Fnst District .. y.
Caul6eld, Dem, gain Second, O. u. Harrison,
Dem, gain, Third, .. v. IeMoyne, Dem, gain |;
fifth, Horatio c, Burchard, Rep, re.eiected;
Sixth, Thomas j. Henderson, Rep; seventh,
Alexander Campbell, Ind. fprobablyJ; Eighth,
Jreenbury L. Fort, Rep, reelected; Nintn,
Richard II. Whiting, Rep; Tenth. John C,bag-
y,Ind (probaby); Eleventh, Scott wikc, ZEN,
Tw ss,S .d wlas " sr sm gam ga
teenth, Joseph g. CANTON, Rep, reelected |;
Fifteenth, John X. Eden, Dcraso reelected;
SIxteenth, William A. j. Sparks, Dem, gain
fprobsbIy); Seventeenth, William y Morrison,
Dem, reelected; Eighteenth, william Hart,
zeli, Dem. gain; NInetecnth william d.
Anderson, Ind. fprobabiy)i Mr.. Ridgway,
Rep. Is probably elected State Treasurer.
and Etter, Opp. State School Superintendent
The Opposition have majorityin The Legis-
'A'' w,sooasrs diaddaS oa !
The State Legislature very close, but the
Republicans probably have a small majority
on joint ballot. Thu, Chairman Of the Ke-
publican State Central Committee claims q
e %sssr1y Il Y III e ot s & eghs Congress-
men. The Democrats, however. do not
concedc the Sixth District, which ID
very close. The Congressional delegation.
is probably ~ follows, First District, Chas,
q. Williams, Rep, reelected; Second, In
Glen B; Caswell, Rep; Third Hcn Eye y ne.
Fifth Samuel ID, Burchsrd, Ref. Sixth,
Alanson NJ Kimball, Rep; Seventh, yere5
a a'aa s s. M Sis aepi Reelected. !
fasH MICHIGAN. n ~ a'afi9fi
The new Con stitution overwhelmingly de.
fcated. The woman suffrage amendment
also defeated, but II received aglargcr vote
than was generally expected. Bagley, Rep,
for Governor, ~ elected by q small majority,
The Democratic have a majority Of TIVE or
claim the House Congressmen elected:
First District, AZ 8. Williams, DENY gain;
Second, Henry SWaldrop,s Rep, reelected;
Third, George Willard, Rep. Reelected;
Fourth, Alien Potter, DEM, gain Fifth,
William b. Williams, Rep. NEGLECTED.; Sixth,
George II. Durand, Dem, gain. Seventh,
Omar 2. .Gonger. kep,s se sis Eigh ah,
Osborne, Rep, reelected Governor by about
10000 majority Congressional delegation.
First District, William A.,Pbillips, Rep, re-
elected; Second, John RsGoodip, Ref, gain;
Third, VIM. r. Brown, Rep.
s.4yt MISSOURI. 49, fsae5 il}teta q
Hardin Dem, elected Governor, by about
$1,000 majority Legislature Democratic by b
large majority. The following CongTessmen
are probably elected. First District, T.. @.
Dem, reelected; Third. William II. Stone,
Dem, reelected Fourth, Robert A. Hatcher,
Dem, re elected FIFTH, ftiehard r. Bland, Dem,
re elected = sixth, CharlesW Thrasher, Rep.
Seventh, John y. Phillips, Dem; Eighth, Benja-
min j. Franklin, Dem. Ninth, David Rea, Dem,
s s1,a r1 EIssenth Il. so5 HSs sb gspp
reelected ; 'rwelfth, John M. Glover, Dem,
reelected Thirteenth, iAylett H. Buckner,
Dem, reelected. ltp s III A & u
MASSACHUSETTS,.
VIM CASTOR, Dem, elected Governor over
Talbot by about 900 plurality. Balance State
officers Republican. Congressman elect
ed: First District, james Burlington, Rep,
re elected; Second, Benjamin w. Har-
rls rep, T1.eiccNu- flHlfh, IenTy ~. IJefce,
Rep; Fifth, Nathaniel p. Banks, Ind,
gain; Sixth, Charles r Thompson, Dem, gain
lover Butler); Seventh, John X! Tarbox, Dem,
gain; Eighth, William w. Warren, Dem gain;
Ninth, George. y Hour, Rep, reelected;
Tenth, Julius II. seclye, Ind, gain; Eleventh,
Chester "; chaph, Demy gain, The Lsgiis-
to"' VII, M stand sests gep De% 1n' TO-
House, Rep, l5i; Dem, g.. l9Iq 8Biaft,
f3ilt. NEW ronk. sii a.fet98 30
Tilden, Dem, for Governor, has d, majority
OF from 5000, TO 10000, State Assembly
Democratic by about twenty majority, The
Congressional delegation win probably
stand as follows; First District,
II. B. Metcalf, Dem, gain Il Second,
John & Schumacher Dem, reelected; Third,
bald NJ. Bliss, Dem, gain; Fifth, Edwin Il,
Meade, Dem; Sixth, Samuel =. Cox, Dems
reelected h seventh, Smith Ety., Jr, Dem;
Eighth, Elijah Ward, Deafr.,1 gain; Ninth,
Fernando Wood, Dem. re-electcd Tenth,
Abrsm s. Heg With, p9% gaial E1sy s,,th
n. Holmes odell, Dem, Thirteenth, John
tcenth GeorgeM Beebe, Dem Fifteenth, John
II. Baglcy, Jr., Dem, gain; Sixteenth, Chas.
II. Adams, Rep, gain; Seventeenth, Martin /.
Townsend, Rep: Eighteenth, Andrew Will-
lams, Rep; Ninetecnth, Wllllam a. wheeler,
Rep; Twentieth, Henry II. Hathorn, Rep. !;
Twenty first, Samiid F.Minn, Rep, Twenty
second, Geo. A. Bagley, Rep; Twenty-third,
Scott Lord, Dem, gain; Twenty fourth, Wlll-
lam II, Baker, Rep: Twenty fifth. Elias ".
Leayenworth, Rep; Twenty Sixth, Clinton d.
MacDougall Rep, reeleeted; Twenty
seventh, David A. Pierpopt, Dem, gain;
Twenty.cghth,l ThomasY O. Plat, Rep, r6-
elected; Twenty. Chas, @. 3. Walker,
Dem, gain 4. Thirtieth, John M. Davy, Rep;
Thirty first, George Ga Hoskins, Rep, re-
elected; Thirty second, Asher r, Nichols,
Dem, gain, Thirty third, Waiter T. Sessions,
Rep, reelected. slQaHii 8df ogi9aaRd9
PENNSYLVANIA.
Democratic on the state ticket by from
1900 to 5000 majority, Legislature Demo
cratic. Congressman elected First District
Chapman Freeman, Rep; Second, Charles
O'Neill, Rep, reelected Third, Samuel j.
Randall, Dem.s re,electcd;s Fourth, William
ID. Kelley, Rep, reelected, Fifth, John Rob-
bins, Dem, gain; Sixth, Wash. Townsend,
Rep, re-eleeted !, Seventh, Alan Wood, Jr..
Rep; Eighth, Hester Clymcr, Dem, reelected;
Ninth, A. Herr Smith, Rep, re elected, Tenth,
William MutchleE Dem, gain, Elev-
cnth, Frank ID. Collins, Dem; Twelfth,
Winthrop W. Ketchum, Rep; Thir.
tcenth, James b. Reilly, DEM, gain;
Fourteenth, John B. Packer, Rep, Reelected;
Fifteenth, Joseph Powell, Dem; Sixteenth,
H,bfaukt Rnaa Par, ara. a,lx1pf pds sSavputpenth.