Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA,

the CtaCo tlcK6C F.: hOyt, rep 90 51Oi
Dill. Dem, So ,3S1; Mason, National,
3 3,l5S; Lane, Prohibitionist, 146
Henry II. Bingham, Rep, is elected
to Congress in the First district by
8, 500 majority over VIM. McCandless,
Democrat. The State Legislature will
be Republican by Il maj jority nearly or
quite as 1rge as that in the last Legis-
ture. In the Congressional districts
throughout the State the probabilities
are that the delegation will stand as
now, II Republicans and 10 Demo.
Gratis. Stenger, DEM, is probably
beaten in the Eighteenth district, but
the Democrats appear to have gained
COffroth in the Seventeenth.
In the Second district Carries O'Neill,
Rep, is reelected over Gibson by q
majority of 5,029. In the Third dis
trict Randall, Dem, over Shedden,
Rep. and Natl, by 1888. In the
Fourth district, Kelley, Rep. and
Natl, over Dean, DEM, by 6l9.
In the Fifth district, Harmer, Rep,
over Dallam, DEM, by 5,033. Later
returns from the interior of the State
show large Republican gains, indicat~
ing that Hoyt's majority may reach
10000. The Republicans also claim
| they have gained two Congressmen
and increased the majority in the
Legislature.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Nov. Elm the First dis
trict New berry, Rep, is undoubtedly
elected. Complete returns are not in.
In the Second district forty towns give
Willets, Rep, 6, ,739: Card, Dem, 1929;
Thomas National, 1859. The Third
gives McGowan, Rep, 55l7; Upton,
Dem, 2 3ll; Dawson, National, 5.174
IN hn N Uiy
rows, Rep, 5, 5,S59; EIdred, Dem, ,OO2;
Sherwood. National, 379. In the Fifth
thirty-six towns give Stone, Rep,
5.3l2; Hoyt, Dem. 1868; Comslock,
National, 4,6O3. The Sixth gives
Brewer, Rep, 1926; McCurdy, Dem,
1912; Mead, National, 1858. The
Seventh gives Conger. Rep, 5,299;
Mitchell, Dem, 1859; Mallory, Ma
tional, 1925. In the F. ghth fifty
towns gives Horn, Rep. $50; Thomp-
son. Dem, 4,O75; HOyt, National, g, l22;
The Ninth gives Hubbill, Rep, 5, ,1O9;
Powers, DEM, 1 ,242; Parmlee, Ma
tiOnal, 5,163.
1t is conceded that the Republicans
will elect the Port Wayne county
ticket, but the vote is quite close, and
the returns at present are incomplete.
The Democrats will probably elect
the city ticket in Detroit.
Returns come in slowly, but, from
present indications, the Republicans
have undoubtedly elected the entire
Congressional delegation from this
State, which is gain of one Con-
gresham in the First district, New@
berry, Rep, being elected in this dis
trict by a plurality of 1923. Cross
wells plurality for Governor will
probably be $4,000. His majority over
in
The Legislature will be strongly Re- |
publican. In this city and county the |
Republicans reelected Coats for Sher-
if by 1,O3S plurality. The Democrats !
have bare majority in the City COun- |
Gil. Up to the present writing some |
450 towns and precincts heard from |
give Crosswell a plurality of "a 005.
AT many interior towns the National |
vote exceeds the Democratic.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Returns from 3S3 |
towns and precincts inIllinois give the |
following totals on the State Treas |
urer: Smith, Rep, 81 ,49S; CrOnk- |
rite, DEM, 81 SOP; Bates, Greenbacker, |
1,437.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Returns from |
the city, which are nearly complete, |
show a total vote of A no, and the |
election of the Republican candidates |
in the county. The Republican ma
jorities range from 1000 to 10, 900. The |
plurality for Smith, State Treasurer, |
in the county is about 1000. The |
Greenback vote in the county is about |
1000. The Socialist vote is about |
1000.
Returns from the Thirteenth Con-
gressional district make il pretty cer-
tain that Upton, Rep, is defeated by |
Stephenson, Greenba0ker and DEM,
by over 500 msjority. There is moth |
ing definite from the Eighteenth dis
trict. The indications are that the |
Republicans bave a fair working ma |
jOrity in the State Legislature, though |
the Democrats do not concede it.
QUINCY, ILLS Nov. 6-Adams |
county elects the entire Democratic |
ticket. SingleiOn's majority in the |
county about 800. The majority on |
the State ticket is estimated at /, 100 |
This Congressional district (Eleventh) |
will give Singleton about 5000 ma
jority.
New YORK, Nov. "A private dis
patch saysltt that Townshend, Dem, |
has been returned to Congress by over |
1000 majority in the Eighteenth Illi-
nois district.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Nov. 6.-The Journal says |
the result in the Sixth district is in |
doubt. One town is wanting-Hamil |
ton. The votes received by telegraph |
and those publish ed in the NewDury- |
port Herald vary considerably. We |
have carefully revised our figures by |
the returns and we make Loring |
elected by 14I. The Newburyport |
Herald figurers in BoyntOn by Sc, but !
editOrially they can not say who is
elected. We think DR.. LoriDg is
elected.
NEW YORK, Nov. Ga special to
the EUening Post from Boston says
Loring, Rep, is undoubtedly re-
elected in the Sixth district by $50
plurality"
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-AlmOst the
complete count of the vote on the city
ticket shows the Democrats elect eight
nominees by pluralities from so to
5 900. The Republicans elect four by
pluralities from $50 to 3, 800. The
Democratic State ticket received an
average plurality of 2,7O0. Il the
Second Congressional district Wells,
DEM, received a plurality over
Cole, Rep. of about 1,7O0. In the
Third district Frost, Dem, received a
ouar HofoaIr nf oh |