The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-06
Election Returns.

E6NG L1pSt, rep, IO,OO5 malOIitIs udhluS
his total majority In the state 2l,000.
CHICAGO, Nov 6.-ReturDs from the
city, nearly complete, show a total vote of
"A, 40, aud the election of the republican
candidates in the county; the republican
mejorities range from 5000 TO 10 900, the
lowest being for sheriff and the highest
for coroner,
The plurality for Smith, state treasurer,
in the county is about 1000.
The greenback vote 10 the county is
about 4 900, and the socialist vote about
1000.
Returns from the 18th congressional
district make it pretty certain that Upton,
rep, is defeated by Stephenson, green
backer and democrat, by over FIVE hundred
majority,
Nothing definite from the 18th district
yet; both parties claim it.
The indications are that the republicans
have fair working majority 10 the state
legislature. though the democrats don't
conce1e it.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-The Brooklyn
Eagle, democratic, says the election IN
that city yesterday was a decided repub-
lcan victory. The republican nominees
for sheriff, comptroller, and city auditor,
were elected by majorities ranging from
600 to 1000.
SAN Francisco; Nov. 6.-Returns
from Nevada election are meagre. The
tickets are much scratched and it is diff
cult to form an opinion as to the result,
but it seems probable the republicans have
elected the state ticket while the demo
Gratis are likely to have majority in the
| legislature, which will reelect Senator
Jones. This congressman is in doubt.
DETROIT, Nov. 6,-noon-From pres
ent indications the republicans have un-
| doubtedly elected the entire congressional
delegation from this state which is a gain
of one congressman in the First district,
Newbcrry, rep, being elected in this dis
trict by plurality of 1,02S. Croswell's
plurality for governor will probably be 30,'
900, his majority over Webber, DEM, il
1876 was 23,434
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-Fourth congress
sional district, Deuster, dem, Is elected by
IA small majority. Third district, Hazel
ton. rep, chances improving, and he i:
probably reelected by small majority
which will leave the congressional delega
tioD from this state unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-An almost complett
vote on the city ticket shows the democrat
have elected eight of their nominees b,
pluralitles from so to 1000, and the repub
licans have elected four by plurality from
, $50 to 1000 The democratic state ticke
received an average plurality of 2,700
/ ln the I'd congressional district Wells
democrat, has puralitysover Cole, re
publican, present incumbent, of abou
l,700.
In the third district Frost, democrat, ha
plurality over Metcalf, republican. pres
ent incumbent, Of about 800.
| CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Returns from 3S;
towns and precincts in Illinois give tn
; following total: On state treasurer, Smith
republican. 64,498; Cr)nkrite, democrat
81, SOP; Bates, greenbacker, 14,737.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Nov. 6.-Thomas, republi
can majority over Allen, democratic 70
Congress in Cairo, is SO, The figures al
D about the the same for treasurer. Holl
day u Robinson, democrats and Laymo
republican, was elected to the Legislator
from the 5th District.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 6.-Oficial vote of th
city gives Casey Young, indepeuder
2 democrat, for Congress, 769 majority, est
mated majority in the county / 200. whic
will be increased by returns trcm Fayett
{ and Hardman counties.
s PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Later return
from the interior of the state show lars
republican gain, indicating that Hoyt
majority will reach 100000 The republican
\ also claim to have gained two Cot gressmt
= and increased in their minority in Il
legislature.
- QUINCY, Nov. 6.--Adams county elec
the eutire democratic ticket. Gen, 81
gletons majority in the county is abo
1900. The majority or the state ticket
2 estimated at l10.
: This congressional district, the elevent
will give Singleton about six thous aud u
= - jori,y.
e CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 6.-Retur
; : are coming in from all parts of the stat
- there is a smali democratic majority.
- O'Connor, dem, is certainly elected
90 congress from the I'd rdistrict, Charest
70 city gives him 5000 majority.
ne The election OF Tillman, democrat, ov
re Smalls, rep. in the 18th district, is &c
az az 6rmed
n The only doubtful district is the f.
en- the returns from which come 10 siowly,b b
on on Indicate SO far the election Of Richardst
us dem, by small majolity.
an SAVANNAH, Ga. Nov. 6.-Nichols' N
" iority 10 the First congressional district
estimated $500.
JACKSONVILLE. Ella, Nov. 6.-Den
cratic gains are reported iren Alach
7. aud Madison counties. DnVal cour
i1ee. gives Risbee, rep. for congress, 900 u
nd jority. Hull, dem, is certainly elected
this district, and Dawson, dem, in |