, 1874-11-04

Fira District, Will l,ayo 1.u0o msjority. Tho
flll rnurnB cannot bc known Tonight. Tho votn In
Tho Second DatriOt ia very cfoso claimed for VAL
dron, Nep., by 400 majority.
Tho Tltrd District In caisncl for Willard. nep., by
1900 mnj.
rotera majority iu tho Fourth District ID estimated
Ut 100.
III tho Fifth District williams, Rep, rs far "a heard
from, Inns nlout 1000 naj. Further rosurns will rcdace
tllia somewhat.
1n tho Sixth Dlst,lct returns g!vo Durand, Dsm.,
over 400 mai.
lii tho Hovontl District congcr, Rop, is elected by
rrohab1y 1,400 nint
Tho Eighth District Is claimed for Bradley, Rep, by
1900 maj.
8uecsat Dtapatca to Ths chfcaqo 7rfuttne.
YonKv1LtE, Ill.,, Nov. 3.-A light vote was cast In
this county. Returns from eight onns fndlcaln Ro
pnbcau majority ranging from 1s0 to 800. The Into-
pendcnts haYo tho boat show for Sheriff. Tho Cor
oner'a majority will be less thnn 800.
8ptetaI Dispatch ia Thu Chicago Tribune.
srEnL1No, ill.,, Nuv. o.-storllng glvcs R!dgoway 40
majority; Powell, 4oB; nurchar1, 378; hlilla, for
Senator, $40. Thcro Is much excitement on Repre-
sentative With tho following rosulss Mcpherfan.
1,ul2; McWhortcr, SAL !; Mccoy, o6x French, 22s.
It Is thought that both tho Democratic candidates
are elected, s!x towns Blvo BureAard oscr 4oa Tho
county will swell 1t or 1900 to 2,000.
!yptctal Dispatch Ia The Chicago Tribune.
AL1oa, ILL.,, Nov. 3.-ne.arna aro coming in vcry
slowly from tho county. Alton ia not yet counted bu.
40 fur there arc Republican ga]nb. Cooper, Rep,
for Sheriff. l,as majority Of about 800. The rest Of
thu Ticket IA Doubtful but the Indications arc that tho
entiro Republican ticket 10 elected. rlnahcr for Con-
grcss appears to haya carried thu county, Eotlin9
from the roat OF tho county.
Spectdt Dispateh 10 TIE Chicago Trio1,ns
Ruas1v11LK. H., Nor. 3.-Two townships Rivo
Bagby, Independent candidate for Congress, 800
nal His majority In Tho county Is probably GOO to BoQ
PINE Roux, ogo Co., Nov, a.-Hurchard, 50; ptnck~
noy, "a. IcgfH!ature-samnis. Ill; Marsh, 1A7;
n!ageway, 50; Gore. 81; Ettor, e.; powoll, GO.
NAPLES, Scott Co.. Ill., Nov 8.-Rldgeway. 4a; Car
roll, 10; Gore 2a; Powell. 40; Etser, 1870; Bimpaon
At; Springer, 10l Turner, 81.
FAIRFIELD, Wayne Co., Nov, $50 far as heard
from Goro haa 900, Carroll, 2s3; ntdacway, go.
Congress-Atarshal 27t Andoraon, 26l Balm, a57.
AURORA, Kano Co., Nov. a.-Aurora City-Gorc,
318; nilgeway, LIT; Carroll 2ia; Ettcr, 81 !;
Powell. 1,7so; Farnsworth, 1877 1iurlbut, 1.ols.
NArsay11Is, Dupago County. Nov. 3.-oarroll 1873 !:
Ntlgoway, 100 Core % Powell 337 Etter, &. Con-
ereas. caulfeld, 2os; Smith. 134 Representatives,
ITO; Donsmoro, a28; Navlln, 40: Otafin, 81.
oswRoo, Nano County. Nov. .3.-ludgowny, III {;
Core, 81 Powell. la5 Etter, 70. Congress, Oorwtu,
11s Campbell, o1. scnnsor, caatlo l92 Curry, so.
Fernando Wood, salary-grabbsr, IN rntnrnod In
tho new Ninth District. rooraanizod with view to
making 1t strong Democratic district otherwise he
would probably haTo been defeated,
Isaac Bailey. Republican and aam9Fer md follower
Of Butler. Is overwhelmingly beaten in the Eleventh
District by Mills, Liberal Republican.
This district was considered as llopclcssly
Republican, and tho Democratic nomination re-
fused by several prominent Democr ate In fact tho
nomination went begging. Willis was finally noua-
inatod, pnd unexpectedly Wins.
In tho Tenh District tbs result ia doubtful but tho
ctnnces are that Abram o. Hewitt, Dcrn, sont Law
Of Peter Cooper has carried by xail raaiortsy.
TAc complexion Of tho Assembly, from al parts Of
the State, insures Democratic sonatoE In place of
Fenton.
speeta, DispateA to n. cattaqo tribune.
Mt. srERL1so. ILL.,, Nov. 3-Brown County givc. the
State, Congressional, aud Representative Democratic
ticket about 800 majority This Is not official, but
enough returns In to justify counting On thia ms
jortsy with certaiLy. Harper. tho Democratic can-
dlao for shsr, Is elected by 10 minority, after the
most unscrnpulous aud unprincip!sd light any man
oycr had to contend with any where.
Scott Nike Democratic candidate for Congress. has
majority Of about 800.
Special Dsputch to Tie CHICAGO 7tioune.
KAssAs C117, No., Nov. 3.-No definite returns from
theMissouri Congressional Distriots yet The ndica
tons that tho vote is about two years ago. Re
tnrnR from Kauscs to this ttmo show great gains for
elected to Congress- from tho Second Congressional
District
Special Disaaeh to Tia Chicago Tribune.
prrTsBuna, Pa, Nor. Slater returns show Gen.
Ncgley to be defeuted BY James u. Hopkins, De1u.,
for Congress, by email majority. Tho country dis
triets uay somcwhat change tho vote but It Is doubt
ful.
specfaI Dispatth to Ths Chicago Tribune.
nfANHAro, A1inn., Nov. 3.--Mantato gives Judge F.
Wn In Inn mat far In Tim E1rat
Diattfct ever Mark II. Dunnell. Wnito's majority ID
this tBluo Easth) county will be 1900 Returns from
other couuttcs in the district lnlicats close be-
tween Waite and Dunncn with the chances in favor Of
punuell.
ST. PAUL. Mlnn.. Nov. 4.-Up to midnight tho re-
turu7 received do mol vary tho result in tho Fsat and
Second Congressional plarlca. but render tho cleo.
tion Of ". r King nop., in the Third District, worry
doubtful. This county ts.nseyl gives 1000 majority
agslnst him. aud unless the frontier conntios como In
with largo yoto 4e Is defeated. Two ycars ago
Ramsey County gayo Averill, Rep, email
majority. There have icon Democratic gatna
In many directions but tho Republicans belscye they
have carried tue Legislature fayorabo to Rams cya
election to tho United Statca Senate. 1t Is impossible
to obtain any mora definite results to-ntght. Tha
following tho successful candidates for tho State
Legislature in this city: william r. Murray Senator
william Crooks, r. Il. Delano, Hubert II. Miller, no
reaontatives,- all DemocFats,-and George Benz Rep.
re4entattvo, Republican,.
sCuArrANoooA, Tenn, Nov. 3.-Dibrill, Den., fol
Congress- T. elected In te Third District by from 310C
to 1900 maj.
ERIE, Pa, Nor. 3.-Full rsturns Of the city gives
pazson, Rep, 1,a0s Woodward, Dom., LAS. Fo,
Congrcss-Curtis, Rep, ,270; EgbcFts Dcn., 1,6ol
For rAssemoly-Butterhcld. Rep., liza Henry. Dctn
l,6a4.
KANSAS otrx No.. Nov 3.-scattcring returns from
precincts IN this city Indicate tho election Of tho Do
ocrac ticket BY about tho usual majority, although
great deal Of scratching has been done. Two Demo.
cratic Representatives are elected, and probab!y Q
third.
THE ALDER MEN.
PROBABLE RESULT.
Owing to tho number Of independent candidates 1t
| the field. and lilo fact that tho yote Of missing
precinct may utterly change tho result In ward It II
not posalb1e to glvo thu full list Of Aldermenelcc
Tho following table gives tho Of al rho aro cor.
tafuiy chosen and also Of those holding oscr:
FaTd. [{otiiag ortr, tSttrlg elected.
I. Thomas Foley, Gro. Richardson, Il.
II. Affhlf Dixon. .......+
III. William Fitzgerald, David Gocy, II.