The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-05

enough has beea received to indicate that
Mr.. BIanding is beaten by about fifty votes.
TOWNSHIPS.
Rock Island, The Republican majority in
this Township will average about seventy
FIVE. The following are the officers elected
Supervisor-H H Mayo.
Asst w A Johnson.
Clerk -Archey MoreY.
Assessor-A X Philleo.
Collector-Frazer Wilson.
Constsble-Swsn Dalberg. lone armed
soldier.l
Justice of Peace-O B Higgins, and U
NJ Wbiffen.
Moline, This township is well under tho
discipline of the Radical Ku-Klux and
usually polls between four and FIVE hundred
Ku-Klux majority, but this time elects radi-
Gals by an average majority ofI30 majority.
The following are the officers slected
Supervisor = D W Dimock,
Asst " -Fhkinger.
Cerk-Mapes.
Assessor-Gordon.
Collector Gordon, no opposition.
r pad Commissioners-Butle and Sinnet
Z,tma-Auother Rakical nest Matched out
the following brood of ku,KluI.
Supervisor-L " Beal.
CIerk-W II Moody.
Assessor-D n Beal.
ColIector-W j DonshUe.
Commissioner of Highways-G " Walk
er.
School Trustae-W Fl Hanus.
Bg,cIing.-This benighted region, long
since deserted by white men. except enough
to prevent it suffering like one Of the old
Biblical cities, elects the following ticket:
Supervisor-Johu Clark
Clerk-A. Armstrong.
Assessor-W IN. Miller
Collector-W Miller.
Road CommissioDer-W m. Irwin.
School Trustee-Wm. BiakelY.
| And had there been any more sweet viii
iGms in that region they would also have
been elected. Grant should send his troops
to this precinct at once, and Butler should
get up q special ku-Klux bill for it.
Black Hapk.-This township elect the
following:
Supervisor, Dunlap, by "a
! Clerk, Stultz, by 6.
! Assessor, Adams, by 9.
| Collector, Anderson, by Is
/ Com. of Highways, Coon, by 81.
| Com. Of High #Gys, johnson, by 4G.
/ School Trustee, johnson, by 20.
/ School Trustee, Case, by Is.
School Trustee, Matthews, by rs.
Edqington.-Thi township, the home Of
good men and energetic workers, elects the
following democratic ticket:
Supervisor, James Baker, by % ma GRITTY,
Clerk, Timothy Dutton, by l28.
Assessor, James Taylor, 81.
Collector, L c Csvet, by 80.
Com of Highways, Z c Csvet, II.
Constable, j Asquith, by &c
Township Trustees, S johnson and Wm
Wait, both by 1876.
In this township the republicans nomin-
ated for Assessor John W. Ball, an incom.
petent man, and his defeat was overwhelm
ing, giving the Office to Mr.. Taylor, most
excellent selection by handsome majority,
he receiving mora republican votes than his
opponent
Canoe Creek.-Another strong republi.
can precinct repudisted Guyer, but elected
the balance of the republican ticket.
Hampton This township elected the
streight democratic ticket, and owing to the
fact that there was two places of voting
for County Judge. Mr.. Blanding's majority
is not as large by twenty or thirty votes as
it would have been. This same game was
also played in Coal Valley, another demo
cratic township. According to the ell wise
| provisions of the radicals who having charge
Of the county affairs in this matter, Mr..
Guyer is probably elected, but he is not the
choice Of the majority. The following is
the vote of Hampton as given to us BY
Samuel Heagy
Supervisor, L D Edwards, rep, lis +; Geo
W Henry, dem, liz.
Town Clerk, JAS 81 Thomas, rep, l3I
Thomas, dem, 100.
Assessor, John Cewe, rep, 70; b NJ
Mitchell, dem, 200 s L Brettun, dem, II;
VIM Edleman, rep, /.
Collector, VIM Edleman, rep, 90 Thos
s Silvis, dem, 1875; Peter Edleman, rep, l.
Com. of Highways, W D CLARK, rep, l28;
G D Wainwright, dem, l6O.
Judges of Election at Hampton, VIM
Edleman, rep, l02; Henry Clark, rep 1923;
Lueius Wells, dem, 1856; NJ B Chase, DEM,
100.
judges of Election at Carbon Cliff, Aaron
Skinner, rep, LOG; G NJ Keller, rep, lO4
Geo A Crawford, dem lac; W .Bysant,
DEM, l6O; R s SilVis, DEM, II.