The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-06
November 6. 1873.

November 6. Is
Banks old district, by probably 1000 ma
jority over Mathew I. Clark. the Butler
greenbacker.
/ The Journal claims that Butler is de
feated by 10000 majority. Harris is
elected congressman in the Second district
by large majority.
| Butler carried the cities generally. In
% towns Talbot's majority is l0,255. Leo
pold Morse is conceded elected from the
| Fourth district to congress.
New Hamphire rep. dispatches claim
the governor elected with handsome gains
aad decreased greenback votes.
All rep, candidates for state Offices are
elected
l27 towns give Talbot 1878 majority
over Butler.
At p. m. Talbot's election by 10000
plurality is conceded by Buffers friends.
All republican representatives to congress
from eleven districts. with the exception of
the Fourth, where Brimmer is defeated by
Morse, dem, are undoubtedly elected, As
tar as present returns indicate the vote 10
I23 towns give Talbot majority overBut-
! Ter Of .4SI
The senate stands Sc republicans, 4
democrats. Full returns shows house
representatives, 1l3 republicans, 81 demo-
Gratis, "a Butler, and not reported. Total
vote for governor: Talbot. 129, ,209; Butler,
LOG. .066, Abbott, 9,490; Miner, 1916, The
remaining towns to be heard from will in
crease Talbot's majority over Butler to
exceed $4,000.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
| CONCORD, Nov. 6.-Returns from $50
towns indicate the election of Head for
governor by 1000 majority. As returned
the house stands SO republicans, 60 demo
Gratis and Rreenbackers. The republi-
cans claim to have from 25 to 35 majority.
The congressional districts have not been
returned sufficiently full to give definite
majorities, but it is probable that the re-
publieans have carried three districts By
strong pluralities.
maryland
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Full returns from
the third congressional district, composed
of the first nine wards of this city, give
Kimmel, democrat, ll,472; Thompson,
greenback and republican, 4,S00. Full re-
turns from the fourth congressional dis
trict, composed OF the other wards of the
city excepting the l7th. which is included
In the fifth district, give Mclean, dem.,
4 IL .064; Holland, rep, 9,67I; Quigley,
greenback, 628; Cuttings, ind. DEM. 39S;
MclIane's majority over. Holland 3,343-
over all 2,3ll.
WISCONSIN.
+ MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-Miwaukee city
and county, with one township to hear
from, give Frisby, rep, fourth district, for
congress, 200 majority.
Returns from the interior come ia slowly
Gains and losses are about equally diYi-
ded
Fourth congressional district, q towns
and the city Of Milwaukee, rep, gain, 3,
07O Frisby, rep, majority in Milwaukee
county 1000. He is probably elected,
Fifth district, Al towns, rep. gain ,110;
sixth district, 81 towns, dem. gain, I,176;
seventh district, So towns. dem. gain GS2;
eighth district. 36 towns, dem. gain of 20.
!, This comparison Is made with the presi-
, dental vote of 1876.
RACINE, Nov. 5.-The republicans will
: carry this aounty over the combination of
, democrats and greenbackeIs. Gain over
last years s legislative vote, l,0l8. Williams
for congress gains not less than $50 over
2 his vote of two years ago.
E2ERASKA.
/ OMAHA, New, 5,-Returns from the
state estimate Oh the city shows that Z.
t K. Valentine rep, is elected to Congress
: bya small majority The remainder of
0 of the state ticket is in doubt but is pro-
baby Republican, The indications are
: that the Democratic legislative ticket is
E.; elected in lie this district Returns were
, Ineyer known to be so slow
d LINCOLN, Nov. 5.-Returns come in
slowly. Light vote cast in the state
n Taking the counties and precincts heard
) FROM as a basis the indications are that the
Republican State and Congressional tick.
cts are elected by 5000 to 10000 majority
Lancaster county gives at least 600 Re
( publican majority, an increase Of 200 over
: last year, The tickets are badly scratch
and accurate returns will not be in to-
:; night.
d RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 5.-Latimer w
BaIlon, rep, is reelected to Congress il
the Second District by about 700 majority
: over Barnaby, dem,, and Smith, green
= back. Nebon Wadrlch, rep, is reelected
,. 10 the First District by about $500 major
- ity over Davis, dem, and Sayles
= greenback.
The Journal has returns from the entire
State except Block Island. In the First
D. district, Nelson W, Aldrich. rep, has s.,
9I0; Davis dem, 1924; Sayles, green
in back, 606 scattering. l04; Aldrich's majo
rity. 3,S75. In the Second district Lati
mer W. Ballon, rep, has 1863, Barnaby
dem, 1885. Smith, greenback, 3l1 scat
tering none; Ballou's majority, 70S.
The Greenback vote is insignificant.
vIRGINIE
RICHMOND, Nov. 5.-EIection quiet
vote small This city has only about 3,0Ot
= poled out of a registered vote Of over l3,
., 900. The smalness is due mainly to th,
a. fact that the payment Of capitalization ia,
was required before voting. Gen. Josepl
~ 40 E. Johnston carries the city By over z, ,O0(
10 majority. Johnston's election is beyon
doubt.
ne NORFOLK, Nov. 5.-Eectlon quiet, an
= vote small. Indications for Goodies re
I l. election to Congress by / 900 majority
~ ~ ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 5. Election here.yer
~ quiet. No interest manifested and tn
=, :" vote not half out. Hunton. for Congress
g had no organized opposition.
w. RICHMOND, Nov, 5.-Further return
=. from the countries of this district iudicat
1n Johnstons' majority to be 1900 to 1,S0t
,se AI3soURI
re ST LOUIS, Nov. 5.-There seems to
%. no doubt OF the election of Frost, dem.,
the First district; Cole, rep, is SO close
ais Wells. dem, that the republicans al
OF claiming his election Returns from tt
ed Third district are very meagre, but thel