Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-11-08

issue the thDlo OF Itlu TSlurus Oh lne vote III |
election. AS between Rule and |
Houk, 2S precincts in Knox County show |
the following figures Rule. g.
725; Houk, 2,652-RuIe's majority
70. Ten precincts % hear from will likely
give the county to Houk by near 200, and
all the indications point to Houk's re- cleo
ton.
Hawkins, Republican, for Governor, has
about held his own. The Democratic Lee
gislative ticket is doubtless elected, with the
possible exception of Williams, for the SEN
ate.
VOTE OF THE CITY.
~ From the returns as taken from the
official vote, the total vote Ill the eight
wards of the city of Knoxville proper is
shown to be as follows:
For Congress, VIM. Rule, LIS, L. G.
Houk 894; majority for Rule 224.
For Governor, W. B. Bate, Democrat,
1,O60; Alvin Hawkins, Republican, 1,O56;
majority for Bate, T. j. H. Russell 80, J.
r. Beasley
For State senator, from Knox and Ander-
son, J. G. j. Williams, Democrat, LIZA; E.
w. Adkins, Republican, GA majority for
Williams 260.
For joint representative, Knox and Lou
don counties, /. G. Grant, Democrat, L, 126;
M. D. Bearden, Republican, 1874; majority
for Grant, 532
For Representatives, Knox County, W. D.
Rule, Republican, 793; S W. Kennedy, Re-
publican, 933; ". L, Ledgerwood, Demo-
crat, 1888; E, Legg, Democrat, 1884; ma
jority for Ledgerwood over Rule, 400
Legg over Kennedy, 251
JUSTICE OF TIE PEAoE-RoDGERs ELECTED.
In the election in the city for Justice of
the Peace, to fill out the unexpired term of
Jos. A. Mabry, jr., deceased, the vote stood
as follows:
| First wards. r. Rodgers, 100, M. j. r.
Gentle, colored, a. B. j. Reeder, As; A. s.
Hudiburg, IS; R. A. Steele, s.
Second ward-Rodgers 81, Gentle So,
Reeder 36, Hudiburg 25, Steele 8.
Third ward-Rodgers Al. Gentle 81,
Reeder 26, Hudihurg IA, Steele 6, Johr
Burchel l.
Fourth ward-Rodgers ", Gentle Is
Reeder 9, Hudiburg %, Steele 4.
Fifth ward-Rodgers 81, Gentle 2O3
Reeder 81, Hudiburg Al, Steele 8.
Sixth ward-Rodgers LOT, Gentle "a
Reeder %, Hudiburg 145, Steele 25, Jane
Taylor 1.
Seventh ward-Rodgers 1862, Gentle ITS
Reeder "a, Hudiburg 36, Steele 6.
Eighth ward-Rodgers 100, Gentle Sc
Reeder 10, Hudiburg 81, Steele 10, Il. Eos
ter l.
Recapitulation- Rodgers S01, Gentle GA
Hudiburg 345, Reeder 213, Steele IS.
Samuel r. Rodgers is elected by majo,
ity of 1877 over Gentle.
/ ANDERSON COUNTY.
CLINTON, November THE vote of Al
derson County is as follows Bate All
Hawkins S43, Rule 479 Houk 1888, Adki1
761, Williams 504, Chapman TT, Stepher
491.
The LIST, 7th, 9th, and 10th districts ar
to hear from, which will increase the majo
ity some.
GREENE COUNTY.
GREENEvILLE, Tenn, November T.
Greenevile gives Hawkins 169, Bate 12E
, Pettibone 1856, Taylor 1873. Six distric
in the county show about equal gains an
{ losses as compared with the vote of tw
? years ago.
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
: NASHVILLE, November THE return
are meagre. Davidson County gives Bal
e and the Readjuster ticket a majority
1 about two thousand.
MoMINN COUNTY.
ATHENS, Tenn, November THE vo
of the 7th district (Athens) is as follows:
Hawkins, 2O5; Bate, 109; Russell 4; Tr
: whit, 212; Dibbrell, ITO; Carter, Dem
crat, for senate, 80: Mathews, Republica
. 215. WINS, Democrat, beats Parkison
this district, so votes. This is WINS HON
BRADLEY COUNTY.
> CLEVELAND, November 7.-Seven distric
of Bradley County give the following m
jorities: Trewhitt, 43; Bate, 70; Carte
= 1877; Smith, IS. The remaining distrie
:, will make the county majorities stand
Trewhitt, 200; Hawkins, 100; Mathew
- SO; Browder, 49, Beasley's vote is SO al
and FusselPs 40, SO far.
LoUDoN COUNTY.
LoUDoN, Tenn, November THE OF
cial vote of the 9th district of Loudon Cou
n ty is as follows:
II Bate, 81; Hawkins, So; Houk, 81; Ru
v 45; Byrd, 101; Dawson, 81; Grant SO; Be,
| den, 81. Light vote.
HAMBLEN COUNTY.
v A special from Morristown states tt
Pettibone carries Hamblen County.
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, October 7-Tillmi
State credit Democrat, defeats Warner
the fifth Congressional district.
S.
n, Who has not seen the fair, fresh you
on girl transformed in a few months into
ch palo, haggard, dispirited woman? ]
ed sparkling eyes are dimmed, and the ring
ed laugh heard no more Too often the eau
ro- are disorders of the system which
az Pierce's ''Favorite Prescription" would re
RS edy in short time. Remember, that
l. ssFaYorite Prescription will unfailin