Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-11-09
RHODE ISLAND.

RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE. November Henry
j. Spooner and Jonathan Charoup
are re elected representatives in Con-
gress by large majorities, on light
vote. The proposition to amend the
constitution so as to authorize the
Legislature to call constitutional
convention was rejected.
PROVIDENCE, November THE re-
turns show the election of Spooner
and Chace, Republicans, to congress,
by 1000 and 1,50O majority, respect
lively
NEW JERSEY.
CAMDEN, n. j., November Thomas
j. Ferrell, Democrat, is elected in the 1st
Congressional district over Geo. NJ Robe
son, by 40 majority.
Returns from the 1st Congressional dis
trio, indicate the defeat of ex-secretary
Robson by about 500 majority.
NEW YORK, November miles Ross
Dem. }, for Congress in the third New Jer-
sey district, runs behind his ticket, and his
defeat is claimed by the Republicans
NEW YORK, November 7.-Wm. Walter
Phelps, Republican, for Congress, is elected
in the 5th New Jersey district. His major
ity is about 800.
NEWARK, N. j., November 8.-The
latest returns from the sixth Con
gressional district, comprising Essex
County, give Fielder, Democrat,
2,407 majority. The first district
elects Ferrell, Democrat, over Robe
SOD, by LOO The second district
re elects Brewer, Republican. The
third district elects Rean, Republi>
can, over Miles Ross, by 1,200 ma
jority. The fourth district elects
Howry, Republican, over Harris, by
LOO majority. The fifth district
elects Philips, Republican, over
Kyle, by 1,500. The seventh district
elects McAdoo, Democrat, but his
majority is uncertain. The Legisla-
ture will stand: Senate II kepubli
cans and 9 Democrats; Assembly Re>
publicans, 26; Democrats, 81; Inde-
pendent, /; doubtful, q This Leg
isature elects a United States Sena-
tor to succeed Mcpherson, Demo
crat.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November s.
John J. ONtil, democrat, is elected
to Congress from the eighth district
of this city by plurality of about
1,600. The ninth district is still un .
decided as to the long term, but the
Republicans claim the election of DIR.
j. A. Mclean, for both terms. The
successful candidates on the Demos
cratic city ticket have pluralities
ranging from about 1000 to 5000
and the Republicans elected have
pluraities of $50 and 1852, respects
lively.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Nov. 8,-The city
returns indicate the election of the
democratic ticket, with probable ex
ceptions. The sheriff's estimate of
other districts made by the secretary
of the democratic State committee,
and others who are well posted as to
situations are as follows: First dis
trict, Hatch, Democrat, about 5000
majority, second, Alexander, Demo>
crat, 5000 majority, third, Deckery,
Democrat $500 majority, fourth,
Burns, Democrat, 1000 majority,
sixth, Cosgrone, Democrat, about
4 900 majority, seventh, Buckner,
Democrat, who had practically no
opposition, and has probably 5000
majority, eleventh, Bland, Democrat,
1,5OO majority, twelfth, Morgan,
Democrat, 1900 majority. The thir-
teenth district is doubtful, but the
Democrats claim it notwithstanding
that it is a republican d strict There
are greenback as we'll as republican
and democratic candidates in the field
who will draw more from the repub>
ican than democratic vote, and there
fore the democrats have great hopes
of carrying the district The four
teenth district gives Davis, Democrat
1000 majority. The Democratic
majority on the State ticket is esti>
mated at $4,000.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, November 7.-Hoblitzell,
Democrat, is reelected in the third Con-
gressional district, and Findlay in the fourth
district
BALTIMORE, MD, November Talbot
Oem. J. is elected to Congress from the SEQ
ond district by 1000 majority.
BALTIMORE, November S.-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 McCumts over Montgomery
BAR in the sixth district, and large
maj jofity for Holton, Republican, IN
Anne Arundel County, in the fifth
district, renders his elec ion certain.
This will be gain of one Republi-
can member of Congress in this
State
BALTIMORE, MD, November S.-The
average majority for the independent
judicial ticket for Judges of the Su.
preme Bench of Baltimore city, ex-
cept MIR. Fisher, is over 1000. Mr..
Fisher, who ran on both tickets, re-
ceived 50 594 votes within 1000 of
the entire vote cast in the city. The
majority for Covington, Democrat,
In the first Congressional district will
be about 1,20O. In the second Con-
gressional district the majority for
Talbot, Democrat, is over LOO In
the third district the majority for
Hoblitzel, Democrat, is 1908 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