The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-14

Cresco-Bowman, Independent candi'
date for Congress, has a probable ma
iority of three hundred. The county
Republican majority for Secretary Of
State is 400.
New Hampton-New Hampton town.
ship, Chickasaw county, gives As Repub-
/ lican majority for the State ticket. For
Congress-Brown, Democrat, received
SO majority.
Charlton, Lucas county-Chsrlton
township polled 507 votes. The indica.
tions are that the Republican State ticket
have a majority.
New Jefirrson-Greene county gives
the Republican State and Congressional
tickets 800 majority.
Boone county will give at least
400 Republican majority.
MARsHALLTowS, Octorer l3.-As far
as can be ascertained up TO this hour
Marshall county will 60 Republican by
1000.
As far as We can learn up to this time
Carroll will probably give from so to 100
Republican majority.
Des Momines this hour 1890 P. NJ,
the returns indicate GOO majority for the
Republican state ticke, in Polk county.
The Congressman is probably close, with
the chances in favor OF kssson. Of the
six townships in Polk county heard fromi
four are for kssson and two from Whit.
more. So much scratching WAS done in
city Of Dcs Moines, that canvassing Is
slow. Few returns from the State are
Yet in, but those received indicate Il
close vote for Congressman in the First
District.
The town of Newton, Jasper county,
gives the Republican State ticket @$l
majority. Sampson, Republican, for
Congressman. S52 majority; Winslow,
Republican, for Judge, 3s4 majority.
Decorah-Six towns in Winneskeck
county give Gray, Republican, for Con-
gress, 2G2. The estimated majority for
Gray in the county is between 600 and
100.
Mason City-The votes are about half
counted. Pratt, for Congress, and Young,
for Secretary of State, are ahead. The
prospects are they will get Il majority in
that county.
Hancock cOunty-Returns from three
townships give ~ majority for Pratt. for
Congress, and ~ for Young. for Srcrr-
tHry "f State.
Further fr0ns Iowa.
WATERLOO, October l3.-ThiS, Black
hawk county, will give Young, R"publi-
can. for Secretary "f State, 7W majority,
but Bowman, the anti Monopoly candl-
dat" for Congress, 2OO majority.
Webster Cty-Four towns in Ham
ilton county, give Young, for See
rctary of State, aud Oliver, Republican,
for Congress, lG3 majority.
Lcmars, Plymouth county, Rrpublicrn
State ticket, III; Oliver, Republican, for
Congress, l23 majority.
Charles City-Pratt, Republican, for
Congress, $50 majority.
Mitchell county-Kepublcan majority
probably 800.
Green county-Republicnn majority
for State and Congressional ticket 800.
Boone Republican majority
on the State ticket and Congressman
at least 4OO.
Pama county-E.timAtcd Republican
majority. 800.
Wapelo county-Rcpublican majority
on the State ticket, 30
IOik COuut, n~r.'u---- ----j --:...
the State ticket between 500 and !UU.
Kasson's majority, for Congress, probably
300.
There is no doubt, according to present
appearances. of kassOn election.
In Clarke county the estimated Repub-
lican majority on the State ticket il 100;
Congressman 100.
KeUkuk-McCrary for Congress hn,
700 majority in this city, which insure'
him the county. The anti-mOnopollsts
have about 290 majority on the State
ticket.
Burlington-McCrary, Republican for
Congress, ran behind hi. ticket, in this
city and county There will be small
Republican majority on the State ticket.
DUBUQUE, October li.-"h"rs was
very light vote in this city. The vote on
Congressman in this district il close.
The returns sU far as received give Aims
worth (Anti-monopolyJ 100 majority
in this county and 400 in Clayton. Two
other counties give Granger Republic
cam LOO majority. The rest Of the
rountir- in this district are Ia hear from.
DAVENPORT, October 1.-THE yOt.
for Congressman in this city gives the
Ant-monopoly candidate Il majority Of
80. The county is not all heard from.