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

A dispatch from Scranton, Pa, says
that Jos. Scranton (Rep.) is certain
ly defeated for Congress in the
twelfth district.
The polls in this State did not
close until 7 o'clock and returns
are SOW coming in. The 28th
ward in this city shows a Demo
cratic gain of 600
A special dispatch gives Farrell
(Dem.), majority of 500 over
Robson (Rep) J, for Congress, a
Democratic gain of 1,700.
PHILADELPHIA, November THE
9th ward shows Democratic gain of
426. Harry White (Rep) is proba>
| bly, defeated for Congress IN the 25th
district, and Sam Barr Rep.) in the
l4th district The 26th ward of
Philadelphia shows Republican
gain of 400.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November 7--Wm.
d. Kelly Is re- elected to Congress from the
fourth district, by a very heavy majority.
PHILADELPHIA, November The re-
turns come In from the State and city very
| slowly to night, but those received show
heavy Democratic gains, and Indicate the
election of Patison, Democrat for Gov
ernor, by over 90 900 plurality.
PHILADELPHIA, November IA special
dispatch says Post. Democrat, is elected in
the 18th COng1 essional district. This is a
Democratic gain.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November Ran
dali Is e-elected TO Congress from the third
district by 44O ajorty.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November g.
Be- .vers plurality 10 this city is
3,604, In a total vote of 146975
HE entire Democratic State ticket
Is elected. Pasterson's plurality in
the 60, out of 81 counties in the
State, is 27,O00.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November g.
The Press says the Pennsylvania
delegauon will stand, in the next
Congress, 16 Republicans and Il
Democrats.
Among the Pennsylvania members
returned are Kelly, Curtin and Ran
dali.
White, Republican, in the twenty
fifth district, is defeated by 1,5O0
ma jorlty.
HARRISBURG, PENN, November s.
The House is Democratic by from 3
TO ma lorlty, and the Senate is Re
rubllcan by ten majority. The Con
gressional delegation will stand
I5 r publicans and 13 Democrats.
Including the Congressman-at-large.
Ia the present Congress the Repub-
lIcans have 19 mem oers, and the De
mocrats have s.
VIRGINIA.
LYNcHBURG, Va, November T.
Lyncuburg gives NJ .ssey, Democrat,
lur Congress at .rge, 25O majority,
aid r andolrh Tucker, district Con-
gressman, $50. Tucker aid Massey
will carry the district by 2,0U0 or
$500. The news from the ninth
district SLOWS a Democratic gain,
and indicates the probable election
"f Abram Fulkers III.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, November RE
turns IL near precincts show that re-
duced No-e was cast, aud leave tile first dis
trlct III doubt between Garrison, Democrat,
and Mayo, Readjuste No doubt is enter
tanned that Mlee, Read jueter, for Congress
nIan at-iarge, has carried the district. The
vote on the constitutional amendment re-
peallng the capltatlOn tax qualification for
suffrage, has been very light but the ma
jority tor its repeal will be very large
The coalitIonIsts are jubllant, and claim
the election of John s. Wise for Congress
man-at large by from $4,000 to 20,
They also ciaim six Congressman, as fol-
lows: Mayo, in the LIST DISTRICT; Libby, 10
the2d; Hooper, in the 4th; Sims i'll the 5th;
Paul III the 7th, aud Bower in the 9Th.
NORFOLK, Va, November, S.-Nor
folk city gives Marshall, Democrat,
f Congress, 124 plurality, gain
OF 504 over the May election. Nor
f Tx County glvss 6O0 Democratic
Z Ia over the gubernatorial elect on.
Ell zabeth City aud county show a
gam of 500 Democratic votes, Gains
are reported IN all the counties heard
from. Massy, Democratic candidate
for Congressman at large, runs about
per cent. behind the ticket. The
vote is beloved to be close and in
he best lnfUrm med circles 1t Is thought
that only the utficla count will ue-
eide the re sui.
RICHMOND, Va, n vember The
Cons ressnen ceIE nnly elected arr:
DeuU Gratis, Geo. D. Wise, III the
til rd ulsIric Tucker Ill the sixth;
BIIb ,ur III the tighth Coalition
SIS, l. Doy III the second; Hooper III
Ih fourth; Harris Ill the Z III; b Jwen
III the ninth.
1he contest in the first district
between Garrls sJn, Democrat, aud
Mayo, G alltlUnist, Is clJse. The
returBs from thls district are too
meagre TO indicate the res silt. The
sam may be said about the fifth dis
trlct, In which the Demorr .ts claim
Cabell's election over sims. At tue
Coalltlouist headquarters the cleo
tIon OF both Sims and Mayo is
claimed, in addition to those named
above.
The Democrats generally concede
the election of John 5 Wise, as Con
gressman> at large. The Coalition
lists claim his election by from 10000
to $4,000 majority.
KENTUCKY.
LEXINGTON, November Black
burn Dem is elected III the 7th dis
trlct by 1000 majority.
LEXINGTON, KY, November flames F.
Clay, Democrat is elected to Congress from
! the End district T. A. Robertson succeeds
Proctor Knott, Albert s. Williams is re-
elected from the 5th district, J. G. Carlisle
from the 9th, and J. c. g. blackburn from
| the 7th.
T. B. Thompson, Democrat, is probably
elected from the eighth district, and Gen
| Mark Wolfe is almost certainly elected from
| the eleventh district Hartwell, Democrat,
in the third district is probably elected.
The other districts have not been heard