Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-11-10
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DRUGGIST g. PHARMACIST,
EAST SIDE MARKET SQUARE.
Makes a Speciality of Elegant
Pharmaceuticals
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Physicians
Prescriptions.
FURTHER RETURNS
FROM THE WATERLOO DEFEAT
.a TO RBPUBLICANISM,
AS Recorded by the Election of
Last Tuesday.

AS RSCOANOo ny IAO GAOS"A ~
..- Last Tuesday.
- VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Va, November o.
Nothing more definite has been re-
ceived as to the election in Virginia
than was embodied in yesterdays s
dispatches from here. It is impos-
sible to hear from remote counties in
the first and ninth districts. Large
Democratic gains are reported in the
latter, but not enough to elect Fulk-
erson over Bowen (coalitionist)
The first district is very close and
full returns will have to be received
before the election is decided be-
tween Garrison (Dem., and Mayo
(Coalitionist). In the seventh dis
trict the official vote will be re-
quired to decide between O'Ferrall
DEM and Paul (Coalitionist). Ii
Paul is returned O'Ferrell
will contest his election and the ac-
count of fraud, of which he claims
to have ample evidence. Liby, coae
itionist, in the second district, is
elected by 5000 majority. Geo. d.
Wise's majority in the third district
is $500 majority. Hooper, coalitions
ist, in the fourth district is elected
by about 900 Cobill, Democrat,
in the 5th district, has an estimated
majority of 1,500. Tucker, Demo
erat, sixth district, has an estimated
majority of 1000. Bour, Democrat,
in eighth district, has over 5000 ma
iority. The Democrats are still
hopful of the election of Massey as
Congressman at large, and are san
guine of having six other Congress-
men, while the coalitionirts claim
that John S. Wise is elected by from
5000 to 10000 majority, and that
they have secured four district Com
gressmen.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, November. g.
Following are the Congressman
elected: First district, John Wiz
iams Dem.); second district, D. II.
Sumner (Dem.); third district, Burr
W. Jones Dem. J; fourth district, Fl.
V. Denster Oem-); sixth district,
Richard Guenther (Rep.); seventh
district, G. NJ Woodward Dem j;
eighth district, vi liam I. Pnce
Rep.); niuth district, Isaac Stephen
son (Rep.). This is a Democratic
ga Il Of four members. The election
of Winans is not conceded by all
Republican managers, but private
adv,ces received last night from re-
liable sources state that the election
OF Wnans is positive.
MILWAUKEE, November 9-Com-
plete returns from the State show
the complexion Of the Legislature to
be as 70 lows: Senate, 19 Republicans
and IA Democrats; a Democratic
gain of 4. Assembly, 81 Republi-
cans, 45 Democrats, 2 trades ASSEM-
bly, candidates and l Independent;
Republican 'loss OF II; Republican
majority on joint ballot, 8. The first
Congressional district is still in
doubt, and is positively claimed by
both the Republicans and the Demo>
Gratis, the former figure out a
majority of 80 for Williams, and the
Democrats claim that Williams has
1000 majority.
.-. ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, November 9.-The re-
turns up to o'clock a. m. Indicate
that'@the Congress 'onal delegation
will be evenly divided, as follows !:
Democrats-Second district, Finley;
9th, Haley; 1lth, Neece; 18th, Riggs;
10Th, Springer; 18th, Shaw; 17th,
Moulton; 18th, Morrison; 10Th,
I;ownshend; 2Orh, Murphy. Repub>
lcans-First, Dunham; Sd, Davis;
4tb, Adams; 5th, Ellwood; 9th, Hill;
1th, Henderson; 9th, Payson; 10Th,
Lewis; 18th, Cannon; 14th, Rowell.
This shows Republican loss of 3,
and Democratic gain of 4, owing
to the accession of the new district.
Inc Democrats admit a doubt about
HALEY election in the 18th, and the
II -publlcans do not concede Muir
Phy's election in the 20th district.
Inc control of the State Legislature
on JOINT ballot is now in donbt. with
the chances in favor of the Demo
Gratis.
CHICAGO, November 9.-The latest
returns from the State indicate the
election OF the Republican State
ucket by from 10000 to 10000 mas
jority.
ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, November S.-The
only real contests in this State for
Congress are between Herndon,
Democrat, and Smith, Republican,
IN the trst district, Henlet, Demo
erat, and Rec, Republican, in the
second, Shelley, Democrat, and
Craig, Republican, in the fourth,
Fnor, Democrat, and Shelby, Re-
publican, in the eighth They have
all gone Democratic. The third
elects Oates, the fifth Williams, the
sixth Hewitt and the seventh For
ney. Mr.. Pryor will be the only
new member Shelley is also elected
to I'LL out his term in the present
Congress, from which he was ousted.
a special election will have to be
ordered in the eighth district. 1t
requires thirty days notice of an
eiecIlon, and there was not time
aieer Congressman loves death to
give it.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. e