The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-06

The legislature will be more than two
thirds conservative, thus defeating Lewis,
republican, Tor the United States Senate.
Richmond city gives majority of 1 400
for the conservative ticket while Alexan-
dria's majority on the same side is 200.
ILLINOIS.
Returns from Chicago election come in
slowly, but enough is known to insure the
election of the entire Peoples ticket over
the Citizens or Law and Order ticket by a
majority of from five to seven thousand
and twelve out of twenty Aldermen on the
same ticket. The former ticket was head
ed by MIR. ii. d. Colvin for Mayor, and the
latter by Mr.. L. l.. Bond, the present act
ing Mayor. One of the principal points at
issue was the Sunday liquor law, which
will doubtless be repealed. There are very
few reports in from the country elections
in the State, but those received show a
large farmers vote.
The election in Chicago was quiet The
vote was heavy. The Germans and Irish
combined on a peoples ticket, swept the
city by 5000 to 10000 majority. Gage is
overwhelmingly beaten for city treasurer.
Partial returns show that the farmers
movement carry such strong republican
counties as Livingston, Kane, Henry,
Whtesdes and Vermllion against the
regular republican tickets In Mclean
county the republican majority of $500 is
reduced to 400, with the agricultural dis
tricts to hear from.
MINNESOTA.
The returns of the election so far are
very meagrc, but the indications all point
to the success of the entire republican
state ticket, Davis running ahead of his
ticket. There was a good deal of scratch
ing.
MISSISSIPPI.
But little interest was shown in the cleo
ton IN Mississippi. From all quarters the
vote is reported one-third short. The fall
ing off in jackson was from five to six
hundred votes.
Ames's majority in Jackson is estimated
at three hundred, which is small repub
lican reduction.
The election passed off quietly in Nicks
burg, only about one-half the usual vote
being cast. Alcorn has probably carriet
the city and county. Scratching prevailed
to an unprecedented extent.
Natchez gives Ames I 800 ma ority TIL,
vote was light.
MICHIGAN.
The municipal election in Detroit, passet
off quietly. Twelve precincts heard from
give Moffat, republican, for mayor 6S5 ma
iorlty. His entire majority will probably
reach 1000. The republicans elect tn,
city clerk, attorney, director of the poor
The democrats elect the police judge, ant
probably treasurer and justice of the peace
The republicans will have majority o.
one or two in the city council, and ma
jority of the board of estimates.
Meagre returns from the special election
in the Fifth congressional district leave tn,
result in doubt. The cities of Grant
Haven, lonia, and Holland, and fifteei
towns give Williams, republican, 200 ma
jority. This is large republican los
compared with the vote of 1872.
ARKANSAS.
The republican candidate, the returns in
dictate, is elected. 1t rained nearly all day
1t was special election for the election o
nine senators and forty representatives,
MARYLAND.
The democrats in Baltimore elect the
entire ticket, including eighteen member
of the House of Delegates, one senator, b,
from $4,000 to $4,000 majority. Wake
field (dem.) for Comptroller of the Stat,
Treasury, with six wards to hear from, ha
a majority of 11,133. Nothing definite ha
been heard from the State.