Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-19

Rayor ;. z. LuitreII Re EIe ed by 257
nRjOriIy.

eight wards of the city passed off yes
terday very quietly, as a general
thing, there being ny disturbance
whatever. The pulling and
hauling and election working
was carried on TO considerable extent
in some wards, and in some there was
the usual amount of buying aud sell
ing, but taken altogether there was
great improvement over former elec>
tions in that respect.
The following is the vote in full, as
taken from the official returns made
Recorder Whites Office.
. FIRST WARD.
For Mayors. B. Luttrell, 10; c.
w. Charlton, 50. For Aldermen-B.
]. Stephenson, $50; 5. ID. J. Lewis,
ia; M. : . ChiIdress. 20; John Kava,
naugh, 81.
SECOND WARD.
For MayoI-Luttrell, lis; Charlton,
81. For Aldermen-AIex Allison, 1l5;
] as. O'COnneT, 50; L. e. Shepard, G7;
w. e. GoodIIn, 81.
THIRD WARD.
For MayOr-Luttrell, al; Charlton,
los. For Aidermen--M. h. Dickson,
ll6; +. Hockepjos, 81; J. II. CRUZ,
60; John Hudson, Is; Andrew KIDD,
IS; John Holsey, l.
FOURTH WARD.
For Mayor-Luttrell, Sc; Charlton,
81. For Aldermen--N. L. Scales, 81 !;
]. Nj. Neatly, 73; L. Peltier, So.
FIFTH wAnD.
For MayoT-Luttrell, 124; Charlton,
I55. For Aldermen-G. w. Albers,
1873 Lawson Irwin, SO; Z. +. Maskall,
Sc Green Fields, 50; Cal. Johnson,
81; w. L. Brooks, %.
SIXTH WARD.
Fer Mayor-Luttrell, 2I7; Charlton,
IS; Hall, l. For Aldermen-W. l..
Lyons, 165 t. A. Burrier, 126; John
Lynch, l16; HUI. Michaels, lis.
SEVENTH WARD.
For Mayor-LutrrelI, 1s5 Charlton,
1871. For Aldermen-R. s. Patty, l79 /;
Pat, Shea, 1853; Samuel Shepard, 100.
EIGHTH WARD.
For Mayor-Luttrell, 125; Charlton,
81. For AldeImen-M. d. Sullivan,
I45; NJ. NJ. Harris, 141; John LAWN,
90; G. w. Ross, l; J. +. Baumann, l.
REHABILITATION.
In the Mayors race the vote of the
city stood: Luttrell, 9S7; Charlton,
73O-msjurIly for Mr.. Luttrell, PSI.
The personnel of the Few Board
chosen is as follows:
First Ward-B. J. Stephenson, re-
S. d. J. Lewis, new man.
Second Ward-AleX Allison, re-
plaataj T.G n'lNnnEar nGuy
man.
Third WaTd-M. H. Dickson and +.
Hockerjos, both pew men.
Fourth WaTd-J. NJ. McAffr re-
elected, and n. E. Scales, q new man.
Fifth Ward-Lawson Irwin, re-
elected, and u. w. AlbeIs, new man.
Sixth Ward-W. l.. Lyons and T..
A Burrier, both new men.
Seventh Ward-Pat Suoa and Il. 5.
Patty, both reelected.
EIgth Ward-M. NJ. Harris and NJ.
d. Sullivan, both reelected.
OF the sixteen aldermen just half of
the old Board, were reelected. Only
one cOlOred alderman, Irwin from the
Fifth, is returned. The old Board
contained three. Classified as 10 ma
tiOnality, they are, Amt ricans, II /;
Irish, 3; German, l African, l. AS
to politics, there are IA Democrats, and
2 Republicans, though no politics was
known in the race. Both candidates
for Mayor were Democrats. By &C.
oupation the Mayor aud two Alder
men are merchants, two drug
gists, two statesmen and one
each of the following: Dentist,
justice of the peace, constable, law
student, miller, tobacconist, machin-
list, engineer, harness maker, dray-
man.
The reelection of Mayor Luttrell is
a very handsome compliment, and his
majority is the largest ever received
by any Mayor since 1872. Mr.. Lut-
trell is one of our most substantial,
safe and enterprising business men,
has been frequently a member of the
Board, and has filled the Office of
Mayor since the resignation Of
Mayor Jaques, when he was elecct-
ed by the Board and has given
universal satisfaction. The new
Board is composed in the main of good
men, and we may expect a safe adj
ministration of city affairs during
next year.
The total vote was I'LL, as shown in
the mayoralty race, which is a slight
falling off from the election in Janua-
~, 1878. The total vote cast then was
1922; Jaques, 9I9, Charlton, SOL; ma
iority for Jaques. III,