The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-07
ILLINOIS

| CHICAGO, November 6.-Returns from
| the city nearly complete, shows total
| vote of ii7lO, ard the election Of the Re
| publican candidates in the county OF Nag-
ontecs range from 1900 TO 10000. The
Gr,enbeck vote in the county is about 1 900
| and Socialist about 200. The 18th Con-
gressioual districts make it pretty certain
that Upton. Republican, is defeat ID by
Stephenson, Greshback and Democrat by
| 800 majority, il is definite from the 18th
| district, but both parties claim 1t. The in
| dicl;ion are that the Republicans have a
fair working ma 'rity III the State legi-la-
ture, though the democrats do not concede
il.
3S3 towns and precincts in Illinois give
tbs following total-: State Treasurer
Smith, Republican, 5I,i9S; Cranshitr,
Democrat, 3i.502 Bates, GIeen5acker, H.
~.
CHICAGO, November G.-The vote in the
county is nearly complete, give majority
for Holman, Sheriff. over Kern 500
Mann, Coroner over Cooke, $50; for Re
publican County Commissioner nearly
5000; State Trea 1rer received about lO,-
600 al o the state legislature will, accord
ing to the latest figures and estimates
stands "a follows: Senate. 70 Republi-
cans; - oppoHition. House, 81 EepuDli-
cans; ~ opposition. These figures are
those of the chairman of the Republican
State Central ,omuItlee.
CHICAGO, November 6.-Dispatch re-
turns upto p. II. tonight indicate the
election Of Arul, Republican delegate TO
Congress by small majority.
SASTFE. November 6.-Elscts the .It-
puhlicad ticket will the possible exception
of a Sheriff.
The Democrats ooncede that the Repub-
cans have The working majority. In Cook
county the Republicans gain one State Re
preventative, and the Socialists elect 4
members Of the a. mbly. The total city
vote is +, 800. T Congressional delesa-
ton hes changed -ideaably in complex
ion since last night Tiptons defeat is as
su-ed. There is some doubt of Boyd's elec- |
ton, and Forsythe has been elected over |
Decina, and Morrison's election il doubtful. |
The latest estimates Of pluralities is as fol- |
lows:
Ist, Aldrich, Republican, 4, III; 81, Davis
Republican, 5, 1893; Sd, Barber, Republican,
4,O67; 4th, Sherwin, Republican, 5000;
5th, Hawk, Republican, 1000; 9TH, Hen
derson, Republican, 4,500; 9TH, Hayes, Re-
publican, 500; s,h, Fort, Re, lblican, 500,
9th, Boyd, Republican, 200; 10th, Moach,
Republican, 200; 1lth, Singleton, Demo-
crst, 1900; 18th, Springer, Democrat,
1000; 18th, Stevenson, Democrat, 1000;
1Ith, Connor, Republican, 1900; 18th,
Forsythe, Republican Greenbacker,
800. This district has been classed in pre-
vious dispatches az Democratic; 10th,
Sparks, Democratic, 500; 18th, official re-
turns will probably be necessary TO deter
mine whether Morrison, Democrat, or Baker,
Republican has the majority, this district
also has been claimed as Democratic; 18th,
Thompson, 800; 18th, Townsend, Democrat,
400. The Illinois delegation in Congress
will, therefore, stand with Republican gain
of two, and possibly three. Counting For
sythe as Republican.
CHICAGO, November 6.-In the 1st dis
trict AIdrich, Republican, 2,O20; Dorlittle,
Democrat, 1,l4l; I'd district, Davis. Re-
publican, 5,56S; Kehoe, Democrat, 2,67O;
Sd district, Barber, Republican il ,70l; Tree,
Democrat, ,290. Greenback ocialist and
tickets had very 4 eagre. The
following vote from 55 out of ll2 precincts
in the county shows Hoffman, 1916; Kern,
6,657.
QUINCY, November 6.-Adams county
elects he entire Democratic ticket. Gen.
Singleton's majority is 1890 in the city.
The maiority on the State ticket is estima-
ted at hoo. This Congressional district,
the ll,h, will give General Singleton about
5000.
SHAwNEErowN, ILL.,, November g.
Democrat, for Congress in the
18th district, has 4, 500 majority over Bell,
which is a large gain over his
vote in 1876. He has over 1900 more
votes than both Bell, Republican, and
Cresus, National.