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

MILWAUKEE, November 7.-Ei hteen
towns and precincts of the 1st Congress
sional district show a net Democratic gain
of 210. Williams (Rep.) is probably
elected by 1000 majority. In the I'd dis
trict wards and towns show Republican
gain of 13. In the Sd Congressional dis
trict there is a net Democratic gain in six
towns of 800.
MILWAUKEE, November 7.-Returns from
throughout the State indicate the election of
five Republicans and and four Democratic
congressman.
Reports indicate large Democratic gains
in every Congressional district. The chair
man of tine Democratic State Central Com
mittee claims five, and probably six, out of
nine Congressman a Democratic gain of
three or four Congressman. Republican
adyices concede Democratic gains, but are
silent on the congressman. The election
in this { t4th) district resulted in the election
of P. v. Deuster, Democrat, for Congress.
MILWAUKEE, November 8 The fol
lowing is the result in the Congress,
sional districts in this State:
First, Williams, Republican, re-
elected by 1000 majority. Republi-
can loss, 500.
Second. Sumner, Democrat, elects
ed by 1,500 majority. Democratic
loss, 1,200.
Third, Jones, Democrat, elected
over Keys and Hazleton, two con-
testing Republican candidates, by
5000 plurality. Democratic gain,
1,500.
Fourth, Demster, Democrat, re-
elected by 1,500 majority. Demo-
cratic gain, 1,400.
Fifth, Rankin, Democrat, elected
by 1000 majority, Democratic gain,
1,500.
Sixth, Guenther, Republican, res
elected by 800 majority. Democratic
gain, 900.
Seventh, Butt, Republican, elect
ed by 10000, majority. Democratic
gain, 5000.
Eighth, Price, Republican and Pro.
hibitionist, elected by 10000 majors
ty. Republican gain, $500.
Ninth, Stephenson, Republican,
elected by 1000 majority. Demo-
crat &C gaiD, 700.
MILWAUKEE, WIs., November s.
Additional local returns received up
to noon to-day makes sure the elec-
ton of five Republicans and four
Democratic Congressman, Demo-
cratic gain of two.
Ten Republicans and seven Dem
ocrats were elected State senators; a
Democratic gain of four. The next
State senate will stand, Republicans
20, and Democrats 13.
The returns from the assembly
districts are not yet complete. So
far, 49 Republicans and 35 Demo-
Gratis, assemblymen, have been re-
ported elected, indicating large
Democratic gain.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, September THE chairman
of the Republican State committee says 4.
W. Dunhan (Rep. is elected to Congress in
the 1st district, Jno. r. Finerly (independ-
ent) in the I'd, and VIM. @. Keuffner (Rep J
in the 18th, over VIM &. Morrison.
CHICAGO, Ill, November 8-2:45
a. m.-Never have returns been SO
meagre and indecisive from Illinois
as in the present election. At this
hour an intelligent judgment of the
situation is Impossible. The Repub
lican State committee claim the en-
tire State by a msjority in the neigh.
borhood of 10000 1t will probably
be some hours before anything like
an estimate of the results can ne
made.
BIS a. m.--The Chicago Tribune,
Republican, estimates the Republi-
can Cook County ticket elected by
5000 majority. The Republicans
elect three out of four Congressman
in Cook County, and a majority Of
their. Legislative candidates.
CHICAGO, LIS, Nov. 8.-The legis
lature, as near as can be estimated,
will stand, Senate, Republicans 81;
Democrats IA; House, Republicans,
so; Democrats 73 republican major
ity on joint ballot, 80. The following
is the republican estimate for Con
gressmen First district, Dunham,
republican, second district, Finerty,
independent, third district, Davis,
republican, fourth district, Adams,
republican, fifth district, Ellwood, re-
publican, sixth district, Hill, repub>
lican, seventh district, Henderson,
republican, eighth district, Cullen,
republican, ninth district, Payson,
republican, tenth district, Lewis, re-
publican, eleventh district, Marsh,
republican, twelfth district, Riggs,
democratic, thir Zee 1th district, Spring
er, democratic, fourteenth district,
Stevens, democratic, fifteenth district,
Con, republican, sixteenth district,
Shaw, democratic, seventeenth dis
trict, Moulton, democratic, eighteenth
district, Reuter-, republican, nine
teenth district, Townsend, democrat
ic, twentieth district, Thomas, repub>
lican.
FLORIDA.
PENSACOLA, November THE cleo
tion passed off quietly, except for an
assault upon a colored voter by q
negro bystander, for voting the
Democratic tIckht. The man was
protectee from further violence by
the prompt Interference of the whites
in his behalf. The result of the vote
is as yet unknown, but it is believed
the Republicans have Carried this
(Escambia) County by small ma.
jority.
NEBRASKA.
OMAHA; NEB., November 6-The
Woman suffrage amendment is de
feated by 10000 majority. The re-
turns indicate Republican majority
of 10000 on the State ticket and the
probable election of three Republi-
can Congressman.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
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