The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-07
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Nationals TO the Assembly.
PoJGHKEEPsIE, Nov. 5.-Ketcham' g |
majority for Congress in the |
Thirteenth district, is 1926. the largest
ever given in the district.
New York, Nov. 6.-Tammany elects
9 of % Alderman This changes the
Board of Appointment and gives the
Anti-Tammany and Republican mem
bers power to confirm Cooper's nomina-
ton.
New YoRK, Nov. 6.-The World says
that Danforth, Republican, for Judge of
the Court of Appeals, is elected by 5000
plurality.
New YORK, Nov. 6.--Iu the Fourteenth
Congressional district Ferdon, Depubiican,
is elected, not Beebe, Democrat, as sent
last night.
WISCONSIN
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-Later and cor
rected returns from the Fourth district re-
duces Denster's majority to AZ. It would
take the official vote to determine the re-
suit. The Republicans still claim the
election of Frisby. La the third district
Hazelton, Republican, is probably elected,
but by small majority. Returns from
the interior show large Republican gains.
The Republicans have good majority in
both branches of the Legislature.
MINNESOTA.
ST PAUL, Nov. 6.-Republicans claim
that Washburn's majority 10 this district
is at least $1,000 Democrats early this
morning conceded the election of Wash
burne but now claim Donnelly elected by
small majority. Strath, Republican is
elected in the Second district and Dunnell
ia the First. Returns are too meagre to
estimate on Legislature or majority in the
state. The Greenback vote is small.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 6.-The Democrats here
claim the election Of Pohler in the Second
district and the Republicans areinclined to
c ncede it, but wait for returns Some of
the principal counties are incomplete.
Nothing absolute or definite to add till
the results are in which will be some
days. The Legislature will be about the
same as last year-25 to 80 Republican
majority,
MISSOURI
ST, Louis, Nov, 6.-The democrats
elect two out OF three state senators in this
city, and twelve out of fifteen representa-
tives.
A St. Joseph. Mo-, dispatch. says the
greenback vote 10 the Ninth congressional
district greatly exceeds expectations, and
the probabilities are that Ford. green
backer, is elected over Res, democrat, the
present incumbent.
sional contest is very close in the Eighth
district. The democrats claim the cleo
tion of Crisp by 800 to 500, while friends
of Sawyer, Independent democrat, claim
his election by small majority.
NEW EAMPsRIRE
CONCORD. Nov. 6.-The senate stands
as follows; Republicans l6. democrats 5,
no choice 8, as far as heard from. The
house stands, republicans ,166, democrats
90, greenbackers 10 The towns to hear
from will probably elect 4 republicans and
IA democrats, a republican majority ol
about 55.
Returns of the vote in all towns in tht
three congressional districts except tht
1 Twenty-seventh are as follows: First dis
triet, G Hall 1876, Norris 1924, Chel
sea t2,O08, Halls plurality about $500
Second district. James Il Briggs, l2,140
Alvah " Galloway, 9,28S, Cyrus A Gal
loway, 1878; Briggs plurality about 2,
500, Third district-Evarts vi Farr, 10.
969; Henry o Kent. GIG; James u
johnson, ,476; Fairs plurality about /,
900.
SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON, Nov. 6.-Complete re
: turns from the counties of the First cor
: gressional district elects Richardson
t making the congressional delegation fror
s this state solidly democratic. Every cour
lty in the state has gone democratic exceI
one, and only three republican member
D are SO far known to be elected to the legi.
: lature,
S TENNESSEE.
e NASHVILLE, Nov. 6,-The democrat
will have au increased representation
the legislature.
!; There is no longer any doubt of th
election of Whitthorne in the Seventh an
, McMillen in the Fourth congressional di
trict. This gives the democrats the entil
) congressional delegation save one. Houcl
republican, in the First Marks, ,democra
y for governor, received more. votes ths
r both his opponents.
. KANSAS.
!, ST. Louis, Nov. 6,-An Atchison .Kar
% dispatch says:kThe Champion has repor
from Is of l25 representative districts
the state. which shows the election to Il
legislature of Sc republicans, II dem
qs Gratis, 6 greenbackers, independent.
ST, LOUIS, NoY. 6.-The Champion e
~ Inmates the republican majority in Il
% state at over 10000 Anderson, repub
70 can. for congress, in this district will ha'
1900 majority. Goodin, democrat
n governor, and Anderson, republican
1T congress, have small majorities in Leave
worth county and the county ticket is
vided.
- NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-There a
complete returns but from few parish
a. and they do not change the result indie;
q ed in last nights dispatches. The dem
Ill Gratis probably elect their entire city tick
and two-thirds of the legislature;
4r congressmen, with the possible single {
%, ception Of the Third district, and t
state treasurer, by unprecented majo
# ties
is Returns received indicate the re electi
of Messrs, Singleton, Hooker. Nor,
ict Manning, Muldrow and Chalmers.
-er democrats On the west side of the sta
the vote is light, in consequence of {
is epidemic.
NEVADA
N, SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-Nothing
ceived from Nevada TO change the previt
tv- estimates. The republicans have undoul
ek. edly elected all the state ticket and !
have majority 10 the legislature on 10
K, ballot of about Is.
out CoNNECTIcUT '
!, HARTFORD. Nov. 6,-The vote Of
" state for governor is as follows: Andre
W Iror,., hiiann "a RIT. Huhhard darnncr