Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-11-10
MARYLAND.

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MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, November 8.-The
Democrats elect Covington in the
first Congressional district, Talbot
IN the second, Hoblitzel in the third,
and Findlay in the fourth.
The Republicans undoubtedly
elect McComas over Montgomery
Blair in the sixth district, and large
majority for Holton, Republican, In
Anne Arundel County, in the fifth
district, renders his eleciio certain.
This will be gain of one Republi-
can member of Congress in this
State
BALTIMORE, MD, November 8.-The
average majority for the independent
judicial ticket for Judges of the Sue
preme Bench of Baltimore city, ex-
cept Mr.. Fisher, is over 1,000 Mr..
Fisher, who ran on both tickets, re-
ceived 81 ,594 votes within LOCO of
the entire vote cast in the city. The
majority for Covington, Democrat,
in the first Congressional district will
be about 1,200. In the second Con
gressional district the majority for
Talbot, Democrat, is over LOO In
the third district the majority for
Hoblitzel, Democrat, is 1903 In
the fourth district the majority for
Findlay, Democrat, is 1868. In the
fifth district the majority for Holton,
Republican, is over 1000 In the
sixth district the majority for McCo-
mas, Republican, will exceed 1900
votes.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, November SIN the
1st district Lord, Republican, is de-
feated by about 2, 500 majority. The
rest of the congressman in the State
will probably be Republican. But
in the 4th and 5th districts the con,
test is close. Begole, Democrat and
Greenbacker, is probably elected
Governor by small majority. The
rest of the State ticket is Republie
can.
DETROIT, MICH, Nov S.-The re-
turns up to noon from this state are
meagre and don't materially alter the
situation, as noted in these dispatch
es last night. The second district
liz claimed by the democrats by 500
majority, but is not conceded; still
the appearances at the present writ>
ing are in favor of the democrats
The fifth district is democratic be>
yond reasonable doubt. The remain
ing eight districts are probably re-
publican, although two or three are
close. There is no DOUBT that Gov
ernor jerome is defeated, but the
rest of the Republican state ticket is
elected.
MISSOURI
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 8-The revised
table Of returns from the ninth dis
trict gives Broadhead, democrat, 79
majority for long term, and Mclean,
republican, 537, majority for short
term These figures may be changed
by official vote and give Mclean
a long as well as a short term. There
is nothing now from the thirteenth
district, which is the only other one
in the state about which there is any
doubt. The democrats claim the
election of Judge Pagan over Cole,
republican, and Hazeltine, green
backer.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, November 9.-From
the complete returns of 25 counties
of the STATE and partial returns from
others the Democratic central cons
mittee estimates Bates majority over
Hawkins, Republican, for Governor
at 10000, and the majority over
Hawkins, RUSSELL and Beasley at
10000. Bate and the Legislative
ticket will have majority in both
houses.
TOPEKA, KAN, November 8.-Three
hundred and three wards, townships
and voting precints give Click, DEM
ocrat, $500 majority over st. John,
Republican, with less than 10000
votes in the State for Robinson,
Greenbacker, The Republican State
committee does not express any
hope for ST. John. With this excep-
ton the Republican State, county,
and Congressional tickets are elected
by the usual maiorities.
CALIFORIA.
SAN Francisco, November O.
Twenty six thousand votes counted
this morning confirm last nights re-
port of the probable result. There
has been a clean Democratic sweep.
Stoneman's majority increases as the
returns come In. The senate will
probably stand % Democrats and IL
Republicans the assembly 81 Dem>
ocrats and % Republicans. The de-
feat of Page, Republican, for Con
gress, is confirmed by further
advlces.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY, November 9.-The Even,
ing journal, a Republican paper,
estimates Cleveland's majority at
10000, IS Democrats and 43 Re-
publlcans in the Assembly, and 206
Democrats and 1l9 Republicans in
the next Congress. 1t says that the
majority in favor of free canals is
fully 10000
MISSISSIPPI.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 8
General Chalmers is in this city, and
in an interview asserts that Bulldoz
ing was practiced in Tallahatchie
County, where the election was pre-
vented from being held under pre-
tense of the fear of small pox, which
deprived him of 500 votes. At one