Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-10-12
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Physicians
Prescriptions.
The Ohio Election.


from the State election held to-day are COM
ing IN rapidly. The gains and losses re-
ported are based upon a comparison with
the vote for Governor in 1881, when the
Republican majority was "a, 309. There
are l, 967 precincts in the State The re-
turns from 1852 precincts and wards show
net Democratic gain of 2, 92O.
WASHINGTON, October 1l.-Dls =
patches from Columbus, Ohio, re
ceived at 2:30 a. NJ, report that the
best information that can be gained
from both headquarters gives the
Republicans the 3rd, Sth, 11th, 18th,
18th. 18th and 10Th districts, seven
in all. The 1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th, 10th,
18th. 10th and 21st is conceded to
the Democrats, leaving the 9th, 7tb,
9th, 18th, 18th and Goth districts in
doubt.
CIScINNArI, October 1.-THE En-
quirer, Democrat, claims fifteen Con-
gressmen in Ohio. As to majorities
1t ventures no estimate, but refers
freely, editorially, to its telegram 5.
It says the victory is decisive and
overwhelming, and that it disposes
of Foster in politics. 1t assumes
that the campaign was dishonest on
the part of the Republicans, because,
as it alleges, they talked one way on
the liquor question A the country,
and another way in the cities. 1t
says the result is significant beyond
mere local questions; that the Demo-
Gratis, after being cheated out Of the
Presidency III 1876, came near elect
ing their man in 1880, and that this,
and probably similar votes in New
York and Pennsylvania, are prophetic
of Democratic success in the next
Presidential campaign.
A special dispatch the to Cincinnati
Gazette, Republican, from Colum-
bus, gives the following as the
probable list of Congressman
elected:
Democrats-1st district, John f.
FOllett; I'd, Isaac NJ Jordan; 4th,
Benjamin f. Lefevre; 5th, George
H. Seney; 10th, Frank II. Hurd /;
18th, George l.. Converse; 10th,
Beriat Wilkins; 21st, Martin A.
Foran. Total, s
Repubhcans-3d district, Emanuel
5. Schultz; Sth, j. Warren Keifer
l1th, J. w. Mccormick 14th, r.
A Horn; 18th, J. T. Updegratf
18th, ". Mckinley, jr.; 18th, Ezra
b Taylor: 2Oth, A. ;. Mcclure
Total, s.
This leaves five districts doubtful.
OF these it Is probable that james
4. Campbell, Democrat, is elected
in the 7th district, and Horet, Re
publican, il the 18th.
COLUMBUS, ONO, October IL
Seven hundred and sixty~three pres
cints show net Democratic gain of
243SO, indicating a Democratic mas
jority Ill the State Of $4,000
CNcNNATI, October 1I.-Com-
plete, but unofficial returns from
Hamilton County, show the follow
ing Democratic majorities: News
man, Secretary of State, 1860;
Okey, Judge Of the Supreme Court,
$500; Weibel, Board of Public
works, 9,754; Hawkins, sheriff, Ill;
Dalton. clerk, ,937; Pagh, pros
ecuting attorney, 2,636; Mus
croft, coroner, 2,644; Robenstein,
record, 2,728; Kuhl, county cons
missioner. 3177; Cosgroye, county
solicitation, 1856; Fowler, board of
control, 1868; Applegate, infrmary
director, 3Sl; Follett, Congressman,
first district, S39; Jordan, Congress-
mln, second district, S1,763. The
Republicans claim the election Of
Berstord for sheriff.
COLUMBUS, o., Oc ober 12.-All- -
tioual election returns are coming III
slowly, as the Republicans are get
ting no more advices and conceding
every thing but a few Congressman.
The estimates this morning put the
Democratic majority in the State at
s3,GOp, and makes the Congressional
delegation stand Is Democrats t. 6
Republicans, The election of Me
hlmiy, IN the eighteenth district, land
OF Robinson, Ill the ninth, are in
great doubt, and the Republicans
must carry both to get SIX Congress
men. 4 peculiar feature of the cons
test Is that, while the Republicans
we're championipg temperance, the
Prohibition vote has greatly increased
and 1t Is estimated has larger per
cent gam than the Democratic vote.
CINoINNNrI, October 10.-A special
dispatch TO the Commercial, saws
Henry l.. MJrey, Republican, is
elected to Congress in the 7th dise
trict by 20 majority,