, 1872-11-07

2R 7, 1872.
about 400; 2. a. Brown, Liberal, comedies the
election Of Hamburger for Clerk OF the Supreme
Court for this grand division, though the re,
suit. In the Thirty.fourth District, the
shnmway, Of Christian ''eSennfgs'@''i Gounty. il
beaten, and Alexander, OF Montgomery,
is elected This result WAS effected by plump
ers on Alexander in Montgomery, which raised
his majority far above that necessary to have
elected both him and Shumwav, il properly
divided. Kagy, Liberal, for Senator in the For
ty-third District, is beaten. Dewitt County
gives majority for Grant Of 225. The Repub-
icans are preparing for grand jubilee here to-
morrow night.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 6.-Perry County
Grant, $50 majority; 0glesby, $50; Clements, for
Congress, 800. Pyatt for Representative, is
Senate, is in doubt, but probably elected over
Murphy, Democrat. Cherry Valley, Winnebago
unty-Grant's majority, 124; 0glesby, 126;
Hurlbut, 89. Oakwood Township, Vermillion
County-G1ant, 256 majority; 0glesby, 140 j;
Cannon, l96. Ellison TOWNSHIP 81 Marren County,
same county, gives Grant majority of 81.
Thornton Township, Cook County, gives Grant
| 206 majority.
Easton Precinct, Green County, Greeley's ma
| JUI1ky, 1obBy ~; AOeTueT1 majority, y lO99+
is. Knapp, Liberal, has l majority tor Con-
gress.
Sixteen Townships in Winnebago County,
complete, give Grant $500; Greeley, 1,052 !;
| Oglesby 1902; Koerner, LOSS: q Democratic
gain Of 1oo: For Congress, Hu1lbut, 3,514 !;
| Macomb, m.-Granr's majority is about $50, q
| loss Of G3; Oglesby's majority about 120; loss,
50. Neece, tor Congress, 100 majority, Demo-
cratic gain of 80.
| give Greeley majority, Democratic gain Of rs
over 1868; Koerner, 911 majority; Neece, DEM
ocrat, Congressman, 348 majority; Warren,
| Democrat, State Senator, 312 majority. Two
towns to hear from, which will increase these
Arenzville Township, Cass County, gives
| Greeley 81 majority; Koerner, "a. Robinson has
| 81 majority for Congress.
Spring Grove Township, Warren County,
Greeley, 20 majority; Koerner, 81; for the Leg
Neece has 20 majority for Congress-.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Otto, Kankakee County, Greeley, 65; Grant,
ISL. For Representative, Sawyer, 285; sheri-
eral, 1GS15 Sheriff, Huckins, Isl; Becfman,
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MORRIS, III. Nov. 6.-ReturnB from all the
towns OF Grundy County give $50 Republican
majority. For Represe entatlves, the Republicans
put up but two candidates, and the Liberals but
being no opposition. The election passed of
very quietly, and with but little enthusiasm.
LAsA11E, H., Nov: "a private telegram
from the Chairman Of the Republican Central
city says the whole Of the Republican County
ticket is elected, and that Corr in, Republican
candidate for member Of Congress-, is ahead Of
bis ticket. Greeley'g majority in Peru is 181;
seymour's majority there in 1868 Was LAT. The
majority for Parks. Liberal candidate for Con
gress, is 112; in 1868, the majority for Gray,
Democrat, as Congressman, WIS l3l
MT. STERLING, ILL.,, Nov. 6.-Brown County
gives the following vote: Greeley, $40 majority;
kf!ooernor, f!o 52s mma}ority Knapp, for Congress,
jority.
DECATUR. Ill, Nov 6-Afacon County majority
for Grant, 418; oglesby, about 400; for Con-
greBs, Cannon, about 500; Moffat and Rnce, Re-
doubt; Donohue. Republican, is elected tor
Senator.
Pike County Greeley, minority, 1856; loss
over 1868, 275; Koerner, 30; Henry L. Dresser,
Democrat, s. G: Lewis, Democrat, and II. D.
Massie, are elected to the Legislature. B. II.
Knapp has majority for Congress-.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6-Ihe vote of the city
OF East st. Louis, st. Clair County, is Gree
ley, 345 majority Koerner, 39s; Luke Il.
3Hete9t 1,o97 majority for the Legislature. Viii
CARRo1ToN, ILL, Nov. 6.-Green County, ma
joritY for Greeley 1926; Koerner, 8S7; r. IL.
Knapp, Congress, 1926. Can't give majority for
for ogleaby $50. J. s. Martin has $50 major, ,
ity for Congress.
Johnson County, Grant 500 majority; Dement,,
Republican, for Congress, GOT majority.
a, Clay County, 22o majority for Grant; $50 gain.
nraRa The antira Rau11h1icar cnr1ntv tintrof ia
elected.
Pulaski County official vote, Grants majority,
@ sse; kepnblcan p:a gsn Of 400 over 49, oglesby
oeratie loss, rs. Koerner, 800 minority; Mar
Stephenson county-6fhcial vote: Grant,
2836 Greeley, 42,123; Grants majority, 723.
joTity, GOO. Beveridge, 2,84s 1' BiaeE, ), ,2le;
Beveridge's majority, 597 Burchard, 2,885
Densmore, 2,l89; Burchard's majority. 49G'
Jones, !, IA Tsggart, 4,221 Cronkeyte, 6,312;
ETH Ell SSa eEEssa; Ens9scs 2? Narr"ma1e 28s
Rushville, M.-Ten townships in this county,
Schuyler, give Greeley 218 ma jority, Republic |
can gain Of 1G0. Koerner, 240 majority for Gov |
ernor; Neece, 282 majority for Congress. One |
township::to hear from; Republican majority es-
Fayette County. Republicans gain 200 over
1868, and elect Clerk and Sheriff.
Wabash County. Greeley's majority, Sc;
Koerner's about 100.
Carroll County.-Grant's majority, 1859,
Republican loss Of about $50, owing to the light |
vote in the country towns. Burchard is elected |
to Congress; Patterson, Senator; Share and |
Elmer, Representatives.
Whiteside County.-Offcial returns from 20 |
towns and the estimated vote in the remaining |
two towns, Grants majority, 1912 Og1esby's, |
] 1925, q Republican loss Of 1888 on the vote Of |
1868
St. Clair County-Grants majority, 286;
0glesby's majority, 223; for Congress, j. B.
Hay, majority 29l.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Peoria, Nov. 6--The Ninth District elects
Granville Barrere, Republican, for Congress, by
2 1000 majority. Starr and Webster, Repnblicans,
arc elected Representatives, and also Quinn,
Liberal. Lee, Liberal is elected Senator, over
Kerr, Republican, by 500 majority.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
EEENoaA11, H., NOV. 6.-The returns from