The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-04

Heath. 0,39l; Smith, 1880; treasurer,
Larrabee, 26, l54; Briggs, %, ,0U6; for at
torney. TuthilI, 27.954; Hynes. 2l,577;
for clerk, Butz, 28.3l0; Rusbaum, 20
896; The council is largely Republican.
but as in some wards party lines were not
drawn the victory 10 that branch of the
government is rather one of reform than
of party. The council will consist of %
reform members and opponents to re-
| form.
ST.. LOUIS, April 3.-One hundred and
four precincts give Overstolz 6,l43 major
ity. This will probably be increased to
5000
DENVER, April 3.-At the city election
here yesterday the Republicans elected FIVE
OF the six aldermen, and the Democrats
one.
| COLUMBUS. O., April 3.-Com plete re-
turns are not yet in, but it is now definite
ly known that the Democrats elect their
candidate for Mayor by reduced majority
aud the balance Of their ticket except
Police Commissioner.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, April 3.-The smoke of
yesterdays battle has cleared away, leav-
ing victories for both parties. The Repub-
licans re-elect q. B. Burch, Mayor; also
the Auditor; Assessor and one Alderman.
The Democrats elect the Recorder, Treas
lurer, Attorney, Marshal and four out OF
five Aldermen.
| MONMOUTH. ILL.,. April 3.-The city elec-
tioD for Mayor and Alderman was held yes
terday. The following are the new mu
niciDal authorities Mayor, J. H. Holt
Aldermen East Ward, G. L. Buck, John
Turnbull; West Ward, W. S. Horne,
}. S. Spriggs; South ward, Frank carp,
George Sickmon. Two of the Aldermen
are Republicans.
Mt CARROLL. ILL.,, April 3-At the elec
ton to-day the anti license Mayor anC
four Alderman were elected by an ayerag,
majority of twenty two-a large gain ovo1
last year. The temperance people ar'
jubilant.
MINooKA, ILL.,. April 3.-The temper
aIce ticket was elected here yerterday b,
II majority. The anti-licsnce party fee
very sore ever their unexpected defeat
s and the temperance party are rejoicing.
FREEPoRT, Ill.,, April 3.-It the cit,
election Yesterday, the Republicans wol
one hall the ticket, having gained from
the Democrats the City Attorney, Sur
veyor and Street Commissioner. The fol
0 lowing gentlemen were elected; Mayo
e Jacob Krohn, Democrat; City Clerk
: William Tremlor, Democrat; City Attor
i Ley, o. G. Lathrop, Republican; Stree
/ Commissioner, A Boedecker. Republican
e City Surveyor, L. Stanton, Republican
$ Alderman, First Ward, A. Bergman, Re
r publican; Second Ward, l. s. Startmau
t Republican; Third Ward, 2. Muldoon
i Democrat.
If CHAMPAIGN, Ill.,, April3.-The municips
l. election in this city yesterday was yer
n hotly contested by the Republican fo
d the straight party ticket. and by all thcs
opposed to party nominations, and a
others, for a citizens ticket, compose
from both parties. The citizens tieke
was headed hy Mr. Henry Trevett, tn
II present Mayor, whose administration ha
been eminen:ly satisfactory on account {
both efficiency and economy. The battl
=, resulted in giving the Independents th
k three most important officers, Mr.. Hem
=, Trevett, of Trevett, 4 Green, being cho
5, en- Mayor; II. W. Mahan. OF Miller al
le Mahan, City Clerk, and c. L. Hanfor
d City Supervisor, a re- eelection. The Rel
Of ublicars elected Paul Woody, of Switzt
or & Woody, Treasurer, reelection
e. Thomas NJ. Berry, for Marshal. a re-ele
le ton; A. H. Bryan, Attorney, and }.
cs Healey, City Engineer,
Us OMAHA, April, 4.-The City Electio
yesterday, resulted in victory for Il
- Republicans, excepting treasurer.