The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, November o.-1h weather
to-day is bright and warm and the indi-
cations are that large vote will be poll
ed.
The Board of Trade holds no SESSION
to-day.
Cairo, November 3.-Cairo gives
Democratic majority of about 200 on the
State and Congressional ticket. A DEM
ocratic gain lof about 300.
CHICAGO, November 3.-The returns
from the city and county indicate the
election of the Democratic county ticket
by 5000 or 1000 majority; that Ward in
the Second district and Farwell in the
Third district, both Republicans, are re-
elected by small majortieS, and Caul-
field, Democrat in the First district,
elected by fair majority. The returns
from the State ut large are very meagre,
but indicate that much scratching WAS
done in some Of the town and counties.
Shelby county reports 500 majority for
Etler the Democrat and Independent
candidate for Superintendent of Public
School, and Wilkins, the Independent
candidate Tor Congress, will probably
carry the county against Eden, Demo-
crat Scott county reports Springer,
Democrat for Congress, 300 majority.
Rockford, Winnebago county, with one
precinct to hear from, gives Hurlbut,
straight Republican for Congress, 26S
majority.
CARBoNDALE, November "A few
meagre returns indicate the reelection
of Clement, Republican.
Chicago. November 3.-Rcturns from
the Lake counties, aS far as received gives
the opposition State ticket ~ majority.
Perry county-Duquain and Pinkney-
willie give the Republican State Treasurer
80 majority. and Clements, Republican,
for Congress, "a majority.
PEORIA, November 3.-Whitng Re-
publican, for Congress in the Ninth dis
trict, has Il majority of from 800 to 1000
i'll this city.
LINCOLN, November 3-Five towns
in Logan comfy give Ridgway, Rcpub-
lican, for Treasurer, 43 majority; Ste
vcnson, Democrat, for Congress- - ma
jority.
Chicago, November THE returns
from the city of Chicago and the county
rf Cook are still incomplete. Enough i,
known to insure the election of the entire
opposition county ticket by a majority
probably of 5000, but the Republicans,
it is conceded, will re-clect Farwcll in the
ID and Sd wards, and probably elect
Smith in the First Congressional district.
The returns from the State to midnight
indicate the following result on Con-
grcssmen: Fourth district, Hurbut,
Republican, reelected; 9Th Bur-
chard, Republican, reelected; 9TH
Henderson, Republican, elected; 9TH,
Campbell, Democrat, elected probably;
sth, Fort, Republican, reelected; 9th,
Whiting, Republican,. elected; 10Th, Bag
ley, Democrat, elected; 18th, Springer,
Democrat, probably elected; 18th, close
with the chances in favor of Stevenson,
Democrat; 18th, Canlan, Republican, re-
elected 18th, Eden, Democrat, reelected;
18th, Sparks Democrat, probably elect
cd; l5th; Morrison, Republican,. rezeIGcl7
18th. Anderson, independent elected.
The Republican State ticket is undoubt.
edly elected, but il is impossible to say by
what majority.
CAIRO, ILL.,, November 4, l:So II. m.
Cairo civcs Carroll, for Treasurer 63
majority; Hartzcl, Democrat for Congress
from the 18th district, III majority. The
Democrats claim the election Of Hartzcl.
Dispatches from Peoria says
Ross il elected in the ninth district by u
small majority. Returns from the second
and third Congressional districts each of
which includes n portion of this city Is
not yet in.