Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-03

give the state to Hancock by 10000. It
Is probable. however, that Hauc,ck's
msjority will be $1,000 to 10000 ss The
republican vote here ia larger than at
OF Ger points. The Indications are hat
the democrats carried all the congress
siopal di. tricts. The vote 10 tue
seventh, between FELTON,, independents,
and Clements, regular democrat, and
in the ninth, between Bell, regular
democrat, and Speer, independent, Is
very close.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 2.--Hsmmond,
democrat, IL elected In the fifth con-
gressionsl district, and Clements, dem
ocrat, defest, Felt m in the seve, tn.
Savannah, Ga, Nov. 2.-Blscs, dem.
ocrst. carries the tirst district by about
1000, and Turner, democrat, Is elected
in the second district by 5000
Atlanta. Ga, Nov. 2.-Buchanau,
democrat is elected in the fou,ta con.
gressionsi tistTcti. Hancock will
carry Georgia by 10000 majority.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 2-Speer inde-
pendent, Is elected In the ninth dis-
| trict.
| VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. VA, Nov. 2.-To Hon.
Nj. Jewell: Under pretense Of in-
junction, issued by A. Little, corpora
tion judge, out of Richmond, t1e
judges of the election are throwing
out sill tax receipt, signed by the coll
lectors appointed by the aud TOR. They
have already thrown out from 400 TO
900. / think we may still pull
through, unless this infamy Injuries US
moro than is expected. This is the
| lao 70 nNR ~ hnE1rhnno
to save themselves from an over
whelming defeat.
CSisnedl Z. c. LovELAND,
F. A. BURR.
Returns from nineteen out OF twen~
| ty-one precincts in this city give the
regular democratic ticket 1887; re-
adjusters' ticket 362; republican ticket
216S. For congress-, Geo. ID. Wise,
regular democrat, 4S9S; John S. Wise,
readjuttsr, l474. There was no repub-
lican candidats Ia this (third) dis
trict.
Fifty.two precincts In the state,
including Rich Npnd, give the regular
democrats 9894; readjusters 1858;
republicans COLO.
In the Norfolk district, Goode, dem.
Graf, for COZ gress, has plurality Of ".
| The election of DezendOof, republican,,
L
is conceded, a republican gain OF one
congressman.
| Lynchburg, Va., Nov. 2.-This city
gives the regular democratic t.ckeS
| S78, readjustrr "A. republicans S6l.
fredericksburg gives the regular dem
ocratic majority Of 2l2. r tIrDs from
si2 ty one precincts give tie regular
democratic plurality of 1864.
|
HARTFORD. Conn, Nov. Gar
field 771I; haDcock 1865. hartford
gives but 225 msjOrlty for Hancock, q
loss of $50 on Tildea's vets Meriden
gives q republican gain of 800.
Hsrtford's majority for Hancock is
226. Tiiden's msj ,rity in 1873 was
976. The democIat, elect two repre-
seLt titives Ia Hs, tford. Twenty towns
IN Connecticut give Garfield 4l27;
Hancock $780, sea tering Is; u repubI-
can majority OF 67S. L. 1879 the same
towns gave Hayes 37l3; Iilden 1854;
scs ering 81, a republican msjority of
500; republican gain in twenty
towns of $40. The vote on the COVER
nor Is subst Gntially the same.
, There is no doubt that Connecticut
has gone for Garfield by from 1000 to
5000 msjOrity. The democrats give 1t
up at tnls time, 9:l5.
Forty lowDs give Garfield 10302 and
Hancock S476 Republican majority
1925. III 1873 Hayes had 9l98, 1Illen
$3.50. Republican gain In forty towns
not including Hartford 1893.
Danbury, ConI., Nov. 2, IL m.-The
, republican ticket leads by about one
, hundred.
The result in Connecticut may be
summed up as follows : About 5000
= mt jorIty for Gar field aud for b geIow
for governor, and the entire republt-
can state tlck. t Is cleo ed. The repub.
4 licsns elect Buck in the first coDgres-
sional district by 1900, Wait ny u large
q msiority In Lne third, and NJ les by q
= close vCts In the fourth. Tne d. mo-
Gratis elect Phelps by 1900 to 1000 ma
!. iority in The second: The senst9 will
, stand II republicans to democrats,
J and the Legislature will be republican
= on joint ball, by about ninety major
ity, insuriDg tue election of q reUu OLE
can to succeed Mr.. Eaton as United
a States senator.
r RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, Nov. 2.-The vots in
. this city comes in uncommonly full
: land early. at noon Garfield had
= 87s7, Hsncock 1866, Weaver 46.
= Aldrick and Chsce, republicans, are
elected representatives in congress by
increased nsjorities.
O Kent county gives Garfield 1853 and
q Hancock ll44. Weaver Is.
! Washington county gives Garfield
: 20l0, Hancock 1929. Weaver 3. Chase
? republican is elected by 226O and Aid
Q rich by $500 majority.
@ Returns from fourteen towns ana TWO
. voting districts. including this CITY,
!. give Gsr cid 4408 majority. Nelson
n Waldrich is elected in the first con-
r gressional district and Jonathan Chase
y In the second district, both repdbli~
f cane.
Rhode leland, lacking six towns,
gives Garfield 1897, hancock 1858
{ Weaver 2l2, republican majority OI
8 6O32.
Providence, r. l., Nov. 2-The tr ta'
f, vtts In Rhode Island is: Garfield 49,
D 8lS; Hauock 10784 and Weaver l4l
. Garfield's msj I'ty is 1858. In 1876
? Hsyes had 15769; Tilden 10700 and
y Cooper 72; scattering "a.
! SOUTH CAROLINA.
Augusta, Ga, Nov. 2--At Johnscn'sr
t In South Carolina, q riot occurred be
D tween the whites and blacks. The
Q latter tried to seize the baIlot-oox.
2 One negro was killed ana three
| haa hQan re-