, 1873-11-05
ILLINOIS.

l'lant, 143.
ILLINOIS.
!spcc.aE Diapa!ch e Tho Chicago Tti1une.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 4.-Tle election herf
to-day brought out light vote. md but little
moro than half Of tho vote Of tho county was
tho highest majority boing ~, aud tho lowest =
Tho Democrats havo undoubtedly elected theil
entiro ticket in tho county.
=, Spsc'at npa111 to 11e ch'raao Tone
two[ve. towns IN, Mclean County, Including
Bloomington and Normal, show Republican
majority Of botwoen 400 and 6oo, will q large
falling Of III Republican matorities. Tho vote
'' ~ syecist Dispate'. 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
CAnL1Ny1ILE, ILL.,, Nov. 4.-Tho rotnrns ro>
coivcd Indicate tho election Of Slotcatf, Rep,
by froa, 200 to 800 1nai. Tho rost Of tho ticket
Republican ticket.
1llo proposition for funding tic Court-Houao
debt has been Carried by majority Of 1000 to
s'eciat Dtsonch to qhc Chicago Tribune.
ALTON, ILL.,, Nov. 4.-As far M rcturns aro re-
coived the indications nre tint tho Democrats
havo carried this county. This city gives Will
iam I; Brown, Dem. candidate for County
snscial Dispntch to The Chicago Trtbune.
:, DWIGHT, ILL.,. Nov. 4.-ln the strongest Ropub.
lican town III the county, tho Autobiography
ticket has 100 mai Grants mai. here last full
was 123.
Speefas DtspateA to The Chicago Tribune
DANv11LE. H., Noy. THE result Of tho
Keeplos, Granger. 81; r. ": Hanford, Rop;, fo,
Allpande, Rop., for Treasurer, 1853 William IL.
Ray, Granger, 108.
Public Instruction, 1o3 g. Y. Guy, 1nd., 7a2.
No returns from other townships.
s,eciat U.patcA to IAe Chicago Tribune,
manifested ID tho roau!t. and on1y about tllree
fourtla vote was poiled. Hawloy, Rep, for Coun-
ty Clerk, carrics tho city by majority of ,3B5;
olin, Antt-Monopoly, for County Judge. bus
Trcaauror, has IL n,ajor'ity, and Mrs. Mcintosh,
Antt-Monopoly, Tor School Superintendent. 189
majority.
In The Town Of Now Lonox the majorities n1o:
olin: CO; suoad. for County Clork, 81; Martin,
Wilmington Eivoa Gimp, for County Judge,
25s 2 majoority; ajo HaSloy ls4; Martin, 155; Mc1n-
Monco given olin At majority: Hawley, IL;
Martin, 38; Hilton, for School Superintond-
ent, 81.
The county has probahly given Herloy, Re.
publican, GOO majority. The election Of Mra
Mcintosh, Anti-Monopo]y, is also conceded. On
County Judge and Treasurer tho result is yot in
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
G1LMAS, 1l1., Nov. 4.-On the Farmers ticket
Wright, for Judge. has 32G votes; Button, for
Kerr, for Superintendent, 3i0. On tie Ropub:
lcan ticket, Mclntyro. for Judge, received IS
votes; Manhall, for Clerk. &C Price, for Treas
urer, r; Holmes, for Superintendent, IS.
PAXTON, Ill.,. Nov. 4.--Ford CONTEMPLATION
Township givoa II. 2. Beach, for Judge on the
Farmers ticket. 1856 mai. NJ. Dunlap, County
clort, 1876 msj I; piotpo1,t Pep, ior Ireasur-
Watt Township gives Beach, for County
Judge, 6s maj; Dunlap, for County Clerk, Il
mai; ki1goro, for Treasurer, 28 mai; Gorsuch,
for Superintendent of Schools, 80 mai.
mai; Dunlap, for Clerk, 92 mai; Kilgoro, %
ticko} is elected By o two-thirds vote. % '%'''''
cA1no, H., Nov. 4.-1ho election passed of
quietly. Politics wero ignored, the interest be-
lnisBioners who favored or opposed a further
issue of bonds in aid of tho st. Louis Narrow
Gauge Railroad. Brosa, for County Judge, and
Lynch, for County Clerk, arc probably re-elect-
cd. Tho vote is not likely to be counted in time
to givo the result tonight.
ANNOY, ILL.,, Nov. A.: Tie election passed off
quietly hero to-day. An unusually large vote
vas polled. Tho returns received leave no
awloy = for for GorI Iittlo o'Su for Treasa4cr @ and
Preston for School Superintendent.
CHAMPAIGN, Champaign Co., ILL.,, Nov. 4.-Tho
vote N THIS county il yory light, owing to there
o11g a 1 two opposed to the F9r%
Mccullough, for Clerlis, aro elected without
opposition for County Judge and School Super
i1ltandent. Tho returns arc too nleagre to de-
eide, but thcro is G. strong probability that tho
Ayres aud that J. s. Wilson, also Farmors'1
candidate, iselectod over T. r. Loal, tho present.
Superintendent.
Donough County, which gavo Grant 197 majori-
ty, last yoar, now elects tho whole Anti
raonopo]y ticket BY ma5orttes ranging from 3o9
to 800. 4. L.; Sparks, County CLERK, and
orably ahead Of tho straight Ant-monopoly
ticket. Elder Henderson nitchie, Republican
candidate for County Judge, il badly scooped.
Tho victory is complete. The Democracy and
Auti-mouopoly Republicans aro iubant.
Special tispafch to The Chicaao Tribune.
AunoRA ILL.,, Nov, 4.-Ranstoaa for Judge, 40
minority ; shorwin, for Clork, 164 majority
aud Padlocls, for Troasuror, OF majority Thorp.
rs majority.
Special Disgasoh 70 Tia chteaao Tribune
Spn1N0F1ELp, ILL.,, Nov. 4-l1:30 p. m.-Thcre
is good deal Of scratching, which may elect
Noah Matheny, Republican, for County Clerk.
Tho accurate returns aro no n.eugro that au eati-
mate Of mnjoritieB is impossible.
spscfas Dispatch fo 1Ac Chicago Tribune.
pn1NoEroS, Bureau County, H.. Nov. !. EN-
orson, Anti ti-hlonopoly candidate for County
JuuG0. carries Irlilcoton ny LUZ majority. q gain
Of 32l on Liberal vote last fill No
ponset gives Emerson IL majority, q
gain Of 12l. Wyant gives Emerson 80 majority,
i gain Of IL. Arlington gives Emoraon ID ma.
jority. Tho Auti-Nlonopoly majority Tor County
Clork, Treasurer, aud Superintendent of Schools
will run about the sumo as for Judge, oxoopt for
County Clerk. Tomploson, the Republican can
!1!dnto anu present Incumbent, runs ahead of
hip ticket. Tho intlications arc that tho entlro
Anti-Monopo!y ticket is elected in the county by
good majority.
Tho field wAs closely contontod by both parties
| made tic usual cry that tho Ant-Monopoly move
mont was l. Democratic dodge, and urged tho
old. lried, and time-honored Republican purity to
stand by its colors md uayo tue county from
| Democratic rulo. Tho largest ti-A(onopoly
| gana aro In tho strong Republican town.. The
| -Monopollsta nro III high glae tonight oyor
| their victory. Tho Republican narty LUIS carried
fl,n - hv 1 to y