Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-11-08
GEO. w. ALBERS,
DRUGGIST & PHARMACIST,
EAST SIDE MARKET SQUARE.
Makes a Speciality Of Elegant
pharmaceuticals
AND
Physicians
Prescriptions.
THE ELECTION.
Meager Report Of Yesterday g
Contest in Various States.
Almost a Clean Sweep by the
Democracy.
NEW YORK.


large number of persons have been
arrested for false registration and
illegal voting, on warrants issued by
Chief Supervisor Davenport. A
heavy vote is being polled.
New YORK, November 7.-Of the
6S8 election districts in this city, los
give Folger 6,632, and Cleveland
1858.
BUFFALO, n. Y, November 7.-On
account of a light rain during most
part of this morning, the vote is not
vet large, but now we have clearing
weather, and the administration Res
pubIicans are redeeming their prom
ises and voting for Cleveland. There
is no falling off among the Demoe
Gratis, and Cleveland's S vote here will
be all that his friends have antici>
pated.
New YORK, November THE
Evening Post says editorially: There
is undOubted evidence before us that
the Democratic county ticket, with
John j. OBrien's name upon it is
run out of the Republican boxes.
We have conclusive proof that at
noon at the voting places in several
assembly districts any other Repub-
hcan ticket could be obtained this
morning. The treachery which has
been predicted seems to be fully
carried cut.
NEW YORK, November 1.-Two
hundred and sixty-One ele ctlon DIS
trlcts out OF 668, give Folger l6, 1862
and Cleveland 45,835.
7p. m-The majority for Cleves
land IN the State IS estimated by the
Express at from $4,000 to 100000.
An Express bulletin says: Edison
is Undoubtedly elected mayor, and
estimates his majority at 10000.
A Sun bulletin says: The Repub-
cans of Massachusetts concede
Buffers election as Governor by a
large majority.
The Express says: Malone claims
a majority for his ticket Ill Virginia
of 25,0O0.
1870 p. n.-Scatterlng returns
from various parts OF the State
show uniform AID heavy gains for
the Democrats, apparently making
Cleveland 5 M orlty almost fabulous.
Howard CarrOu seems to be- running
ahead, but Is probably swamped
with the rest of The ticket.
ROCHESTER, November IA spee
cial to the Post Says: ''lhe election
Is proceeding quietly. The German
vote, heretofore largely Republican,
Is beng cast almost soidly for the
Democratic State ticket Indications
favor large Democratic gains in
this city and county.
In the returns tIom the State, in
only three ins anceS are Republican
gains reported, and these amount to
torty-three.
New YORK, November Tt now
looks as though CIeveland's majority
IN Kings County will reach nearly
100000, as far as heard from. Folger
has not Carried one election district
there.
New YORK, November 7.-Three
hundred and nnety,three districts
out OF SIX hundred and eighty eight,
give Cleveland ~, I65 majority.
Inc returns Indicate that Cleve
land Will come down to Harlem
River with from 10000 to 25,UOO
majority.
Ine returns from Brooklyn are, if
possible, mUre favorable to The Dem
ocrats than those Of New York.
hlngs County viii give Cleveland
probably $500 majority.
NEW NoKK, November 7.-Seventy
election dlsCucts out of 6o9 give
Edison 1923, and Campbell 6,6S9. Ii
Is conceuod that Edison will receive
ABOUT Two thirds of the whole mum
Der OF Votes cast, and Campbell one
third.
Several arrests were made during
Ine Afternoon, among them CnleI
n8lneer McIutyre, Chairman of the
Guy Democrauc Committee, for
A4ochlLg Uan down.
ie'ufhs are coming in slowly
and show Democratic gains.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BOSTON, November THE returns
oi Dotn tuls city and the towns 10
the state Indicate a general scra ch
ing OF tickets. Al noon Butler WAS
ahead III Gloucester, Newuury, Port
Lawrence, Marlboro, Falrhayen.
Hopklnton, Milford, Natick. ValpoIe,
66allestln, Hudson, Maynard, Aver,
Uroton, Pettvllle, Clinton and Acton.
In Boston large vote is being
cast.
Boston, Mass, November, 1.-THE
following is a vote of the cities SC
Tar as received for governor New
bedford, Bishop, 2,O94, Butler, l, Alb
Gloucester, Bishop 1,O45 Butler, l.
426; HOlyoke, Bishop 83I, Butler
!,zo7; Welden, Bishop 1,023, Butler
LIZ; Plttsburg, Bishop l,179; But
Ter 97l; Worcester, Bishop 1904
Butler 4,737.
AON' November AT the Re'
PuOncan State committee rooms, nc
uouot Is expressed of Buffers elec.
uon- lie only question is as to tx
amount amount q his majority. Returns az
Gn1y ailye' show great gains fol
Butter and falling off in the Re-
publican vote.
BOSTON November 7-Butler's
PIufalty IL Boston, with some wards
70 near from, is 1851 In 1875
boston gave Long 1928 and But
ler 23,508.
Leopold Morse, candidate for Con.
gress (Dem.) defeats Bowman in the
T 2Gn district by "a small majority
theodore Lyman, independent can
alate Tor Congress in the 9th dis
IIict' has defeated 10. w. Cardles
GOV GOV Long is probably elected te