, 1873-11-06

Elgin, has boon ojectod Judge; Bherwin, dlorl K.
paddock Irsasllror; md Mani, Of st. Charles;
solloo Superintendent Tho OILY farn,or on TIC
but sfe ser5 6o sd ?s ssdsassr Sto1' s't' tho
~, Sptctd! Dtspatch 10 The CHICAGO T4f6fiiit:
Elols, Kane Co., H., Nov. 5.-Tho total result
IN nano County IL aa follows Farmors' tickot-
]: G. sherwin, 6odnty 'Olerj;, 50 majority; q. g.
Mann, School Superintendent, 1,2U0 nlalorlty,
NoPupcat-u. O: Paddock, Troastnr, 2b0 ma
nnrt3i ]ority Gl tie farmers turned out and hp;
Glenn Bweep Tho old rlng1oatlers aro nt sca,
n.,d emit and bout. 1horo III .groat rejoicing
yopx%1r Sy1ss; oiYa'fS r. &as efSee 2ssar T
mn IN from every town III Kondsll. County. 1ho
vote wns light, Which was to tho adyaritsfo of tho
Nopltblican cause. Tho towns were Bcn1irdd III
ferass =, the nominees who
ilolda' It is conceded that tho farmers eayo
aWay o. cloar. victory, each thinking thnte his
notghhor would go to tho polls While limsolf
eppala PIT in a dhy Ct hstnE Every ono ID
poople Of this county at general election vii M
70 goto reform, instead of purity, III tho futuro.
Tho Republican majority 'rangcs from i9s nh
S5m2porntclaent super Of Schools TO- 87s on County
:Speetai DisDateh to The cAfeaqo 74touns. 49,
i, oErAwA; Los3alle Co., ill.,, Nov. 6.-The re-
turns received from various parts Of tho comfy
ea6e en- ns to figure the result follows: Miller
Anti,Nfouopo1st, BY 700 Votes @ afooalot. 5. Ro,,
publican, boats Mead, for County Clark. I'm
majority. Raymond, Anti-a1onopolist, owing to to
extreme personal popularity beats T1no, Re-
Ru9t.cao; Pupils for County Treaanror. ovor 2000 ma
1oIlty; Williams was on both tiokots, for Supor-
ansohtient Of Schools, and Of course IL elected. 'r
r., !,pssm 4S,. Dispafeh to 7hs C1'eaao Tribune.
n1eeaf sy Ks,1ae oo4S1pin 9Spp oo H. Nov
dates for Clerk aud Superintendent of Sohoolg.
have been elected by Ina1oritioa Of 800 to 1906,
leaving tho judge md Treasurer still in doubt
win 'tho chances III favor of poobleH, Demo-
mau. mGrat.. Tor Judge, aud Kaiaos, Republican, Tor
~ srtetal DispateA 70 Ths Chicago Tribune. =,
= bLooA1HdIoS, LaSalle Co., ILL.,, Nov. 5.-
Eoporte fr9m 1 a,tn tTnentysx Of the twentynino
~ e%"asp7 aa]p q ri MGLean e. County show total roto
elocfea' by majoritiea Of less .thnn 200. Tho
-alonopo1stB have gained q great victory h,
tnls tho stronghold Of Repnblicanism in Illinois,
anu ING hepu2ll9a91 fairly trcmb1o ut their mar
bis tictot, and Inns Carried eYery towpshin where
ho mado speech during tho campaign. r"0
:spee7al Rg!spatch T. ny: chieqqo 95i5ttne.
folioHine liNSt q tGem,on tSe Co. IT. Moy 5-The
5n9 9 IT Htownthips except two in Vormilon County.
J: W. Dalo Republican, for Clerk. 1.3t3 IN. II. /
4A1anf,ord, Republican. for Judge, 642; Francis |
r. n; AIhH9ds Republican for 1roasurer loss
ept Of Public Instruction, 1,o7s. Tho two ] town-
ahlps to hear from will probably increase tho
Is. Tho light was between the Ropab-
n een party ana nrangers TIE Democrats ak
their best mon in nomination, tho result would
llavo been vastly different.
speetal Dispasch to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
. ALTON, LII, NOV. 6.-The returns Of Madison |
Gounty nre all IN. and the Peoples party, hayo
Superintendent Of Schools; by majorities rang
ing from 600 to Is. o
speetai ninpatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ATKINSON, Henry Co.. ILL.,, Nov 5. Tho Anti
Monopoly ticket haa 58 majority. Republican
sDeeta! Dispatch d 44s Chicago Tribune. =,
lion yesterday resulted in tho election OF F.
sfu19 ~ for County Jadgo YIN: Martin for Gon-
Mrs. Tnylor,o this city, for County suporintend-
r. 1nt George Fisher, James L:sanders, md cithor
Thomas Wilson or A. G. Hodges, for Com
missioner The final returns have not boon
.oceivod, but tho figures Indicate the above
III P111as1d County tho regulnr Republican
s.st,. acNet waa triumphant. No news from other
oAlno, H., Nov, 5:-Rosurna from jackson
lean. lean. fes Judge; Barr, Republican, for Treas
!; Hoturna from Williamson County show TINT
'is1h1:op, Republican, for Judge, Ephanke, Re-
roaaurcr aro aectod hv mnioT}tiea aor
rom so I'd ana - n4'''ttt'oS f"iSAoE ]
Further rctl,rnna fro7n Ata-,r;7or ~
lection Of Wson for 1om,nsaa;, rtilcIso tne
[odgos. :D'''0'oaot' 'as'cao " I
Canton. Fulton ca. TIL, Nov 5-1ho oat;ro 4
ooplos tciot ia n1oc}od ~. h., ngs ara: entlre
!s sn.sss se1u. ~ elecsea py arge majority
W1nc,fSsTrn 'pstM santt % 1ne c41Haa' tribune.
aruers. MecRonics' ; snd NJ H. Nov. ,SM1ne
M aioctca HTneea Tin at; aau "oas1ngnen ticket
ith ~, nd III 9iecstoh Passed on quietly
ndt1atna su 10 IT. gniI III snsei tn9to were three
ida snd y thn ny For,nots vm ~ sne 2nce OF Con1ty
r16 aLu in.,tu ~ eanuloate received
aioritjea ranrc fror, an, - INK ILL., IAe
ecfe stond as foo1va ~ y Wills GSI: lao nineers
ounty Judge Cant Hcnroe u niarai, a. otL rn'.t II
erk: Rufa g Fini goSno1 " snnar;nty Irasi, Dannty
IN ~ G,;,,,a,n 10y @ noa1J4 ~ 1nup9llntolagnEi =
N r. Hamii1nn ro~miaanrar, ~ asuooHnuso, H Mi.
IL more than tx n,oat saner,,;t aan sesn!s
ticpated. '''0 '''0t '"'s '4ae " 'no pal'y o
;. II
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