Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-04
THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Heavy Republicana Gains Re-
ported in Every County.
Republicans Elect Major Pet.
tibOne 20 Congress, Over
Taylor $50 p
By q Majority Ranging from, 500
TO $500 Votes.

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sy a Majority Ranging FROM 500,
10 $500 Votes.
JoNEsBoRo, Tenn, Nov. 8.
Special dispatch to the Chronicle.1
The republicans of the first district
you on the splendid vic
DRY that crowns your labors st the
,allot box on Tuesday. Our district
lands redeemed by the election of
dsj. Pet:ibone u congress. State
credit is secure by the proba-
de election of Judge Hawkins
md q republican legislature, the
nation sayed from the southern briga-
iiers, and the flag stillwaves over the
the land of the free AID the home of
the brave. A grand ovation sill
be rendered Maj. Pettibone at
this place next Saturday, where
the republicans OF the district
are requested to rally in honor of the
great victory that places Jas, A. Gar
field and the republican party in COM
mand of the ship of state. Let every
body come. ,.s
T. q. REEVES,
Chairman republican committee.
GREENE COUNTY. ~.
Special dispatch to the Chronicle.
GREENEyILLE, Nov. 3.-Taylor's
majority in Greene county is forty>two.
Two years ago it was one hundred and
seventy-eight. Hawkins gets more
votes than all the other candidates fol
governor. Representative Wilson'G
majority Ia about three hundred and
fifty. Pet!ibone's election is conceded
Special dispatch to the Chronicle. e I'll
GREENEvILLE, Nov. 3.
Mai. Pettibone's election is conceded
by Taylor and his friends. His ma
jority will be 500 to 1900; gains every
where.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Special Dispatch to the Chronicle.
JONEsBoRo, Nov. 8,
Following is the vote Of Washing
ineton county, Official: HawkinG
1900; Wright 1855; Wilson 259; Brown
republican, for the senate, 588 maj orr
ty; Grisham, for representative, I'll
majority. H
We have not got the official vote
PetdboL gains in every county, ans
is elected by over one thousand ma
jOri'y. . .l-- -.#s. .-.---
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JOHNSON CITY, Nov. 8.
Carter gives Pettibone 754 sjority
and johnson between 300 and 900
Sullivan gives Taylor 1900. Pettihone'
majority in the district approximate
1900. Taylor is here and comedies hi
defeat.
GRANGER COUNTY.
The vote, except one district, which
is close, stands: Garfield 1925; Han
cock 1888; Hawkins 1871; Wright 746
Wilson 66; Edwards IS; Petition
1O17; Taylor 96S, Petitioners msjorit!
So; Huddleston 1866; Henderson S6l
McAnally 1888; sentsr DOL. Two year
ago Taylor carried the county by 22l
SULLIVAN COUNTY.
BRISTOL, Nov. 8.
The following districts have beeI
heard from: 17th dir Eanc0cl
352; Garfield SO; Wright 256; Wise
81; Hawkins 81; Taylor 500; PETIT
bono so. End dist: Hancock 81; Ga
field %. Taylor s6; Pettibone %; Wi
son SO; Hawkins 20; Wright II.
LATER. 80. .
Sixteenth district, Taylor 329; Petit
bone IS. Fourth district, Taylor l3t
Pettibope IA: Ninth district. Tsylc
100; Peitibone 81. -.s
HAWKINS COUNTY.
RoGERsvILLE, Nov. 8.
Thiiteen' districts heard from Civ
Pettibone rs majority. Four distric1
to hear from will probably increas
| AAb AoJOAACy W 4VO' 1SOSClcg 1Ct0Oi
can, is elected representatives by q
to 800; Hawking plurality about th
the same. Wilson got very few vote
Special dispatch to the Chronicle.l
MoRRIsTowN, Nov. 2.
Below Is the official returns CT eouI
ties named:
Grainger-Garfield 1875 Hsncoc
$40; Pettibone 1916: Taylor 104O; HaS
kins 1903; Wright 83l; Henderson 95
Huddleston 11l5; Senter, 9s4; Near
naIly. 1857.
Cocke-Garfield. 1900; Hancock, 99t
Hawkins, 1900; Wright, 900; Wilson
IS; Pettibone, 1862; Tay lor, $50; Dugar
1549; Stafford $40; Anderson 160(
Rees 500.
| Hamblen-Garfield 1878; Hancoc
800; Hawkins 982; Wrigt
773; Wilson Is; Petition
1859; Taylor 900; Greene 1913; Colema
$40; Mentally 1918; Senter s42 officia
Claiborne conceded to the republican
by one hundred majority.
CLAIBORNE COUNTY.
Special Dispatch to the Chronicle.