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

| Garfield 1892; fusion 42sl0; Weaver
aud scattering 1894; q republican ms
jority Of 1918 against 1897 in Septem>
Der,
FLORIDA.
| Pensacola, Fla, Nov. Santa
Rosa county is estimated at 400 ma
jority for Hancock, a democratic gain
of fifty over 1876. Cam bia county is
claimed for Hancock by 500. demo-
cratic gain of 500.
Lake City, Fla, Nov. 2.-Indicstions
favor the election Of Bloxham,
| democrat, fer governor, and Davidson,
! democrat, for congress, In the first
district. The second district Is close.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fall River, Mass., Nov. 2.~Returns
from three republican wards give
Garfield 1910 majority, against 1905
for Hayes ia 1879. The city ls proba.
bly, republican by 800 or 1000. The
Indications are that Read Is elected for
senator.
Garfield and Arthur have / ops ma
jority here. The rest Of the ticket
nave not been countsd. 1t Is believed
the republicans will make a clean
sweep. but the democrats may elect
one representative.
New Bedford. Mass, Nov. 2.-The
vote ia this city for Garfield is 2 .S67;
Hancock, 1919.
BOSTON, Nov, "A Springfield,
Mass. special says: A very large vote
Is being polled in Springfield, Holy
oke, ChIeopee and throughout western
Massachusetts,. In Springfield many
democrats are voting for Robinson for
congress. and his maj jority over Wood
| worth In the district will be 1000 or
over. SprlDg6eld's republican msjor-
ity is estimated at 1000 or 1900. In
the 18th congressional district Nor
cross will be reelected by at least
5000 majority. Very few republicans
are voting for democratic or green
back candidates.
Boston, Nov. 2.-Eightystwo cities
and towns, including Worcester,
Fltohburg and New Bedford give Gar.
field 36976, and Hancock 1892.
In Massachusetts very heavy vote
Is being polled. with increased repub-
lican msioritiee.
The oily of F,tchburg gives Garfield
| 1883; Hancock S04; Long, republican
for governor, 1890; ThOmpson, demo-
cat, 799. For congress, Norcross, RS
publican, 1857; Alverd democrat, 799.
! A special to the Journal from Con-
cord New Hampshire, Gays the returns
indicate toe election of Bell. republi>
can for governor, by popularity vtts,
and the full republican electoral ticket.
The plurality Of Francis b. Hayes, 4,
republican, for congress. over Moss, In
the fourth district, is 204. The demo.
Gratis claim q majority in Boston OF
from 5O0O t > 5000 sjority, but tue re-
publicans do not cCncede them over
1000 to 5000.
Complets returns from the third
congressional district give A. A. Ran
ney q majority of 757 over Bearbon
Rsturns from the ninth congressional
dIstritt give r. e. HOyes, republican
a majority Of 247 over Morse. This i,
a gain of one congressman for the re-
pnOlicans. ALI the cities and towns o.
the sixth district give Stone, republi'
can, g majority OF 2477 over Boynton
greenback> >democrst.
Ninsty>nine towns aud wards In
this state give Garfield $685.; Han
COCK 37299 The same towns In 1915
gave Hayes 45967; Tilden 40344
Unless later returns materially alte
the vote the republicans have carried
every congressional district.
} In the first district w. w. Crapo
republican is elected to congress II
the second Ben w. Harris. republican
| is elect I'd in the fifth 8. z. Bowman
: republican in the eighth J. w. Can
, dler, republican; w. w. Reed in tn
, ninth; amass Norcross, republican, IL
the eleventh, and w. A. Russell, re
} publican, in the seventh, are elected.
: One hundred and thirty. fve tIwn
and wards in Massach usetts give Gar
geld 1928, Hancock 68067.
Boston complete gives Garfield
25524, Hancock 27859.
Boz ton, Nov. 2.-The Journal claim
3 a plurality in Massachusetts, of fror
? 40. 600 to 10000.
Boston, Nov. 2-Returps up to thi
hour indicsts republican nstority Il
t Massachusetts of $4,000. The hous
: stands, republicans 1877; democrat
!. forty-three. Senate, republicans u
Z democra's
Worcest .r. Nov. 2.-.-Tbis city give
g Garfield 653i. Hancock 1858, Weave
!, l8l, Dow Is. For governor, Lon
g 5527, Thompson 1851, Seargent iSt
: Almy z8. For congress, Rice, republi
? can, 5439, McCafferty, democrat, 354s
Brown, greenback, Ut, Clark, prob
bitionist, II.
: ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.--In view of th
alleged fact that the republican official
:. are retardiDg tue vots In the wards II
3 tais city, which have large demo
, cratic registry, by challenging ever
voter, Mayor Harrison Inns mad
4 ARRANGEMENTS to receive bsllots OF th
;. qualified voters in quasi official forr
q after toe poll closes ut seven o'cloct
r with q view Of contesting the electio
: should it appear that large numbe
}. Of voters have been disfranchised b
q the obstacles placed IN the way G
: voting.
TIE weather Ia clear aud braciDg
q The polls opened at eight o'clock, ou
= before seven large numbers or voter
= had formed lines In many or the pre-
, cincts. The voting is proceeding live
= Iy and with very little friction. UP t
eleven O'Clock only three arrests wer
o reported of persons guilty Of disorderi
= conduct in the neighborhood OF tn
: pole. There is partial suspension G
business In the city and there Is ever
= prospect of q very large vote.
A Daily News special from Fol
p Wayne, Indiana, says: "The electio
= Ia passing off quietly. Business
suspended and large vote is bein
a polled. Bet Ing is lively and the den
ocrsts offer 500 10 $50 on HsncooE
The republicans, however, are conf
dent Of the ttsts, claiming it by 1000.
q Returns from fifteen townships !
- Illinois outside Of Chicago show NJ