The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-06
come in slowly; the legislature is demo

come in slowly; the legislature is demo-
cratic in both branches.
Boston, Nov. 6. The result of yester-
days vote fer governor 10 336 towns foots
up Talbot 134,l0S; Butler los, 32I :;
Abbott $500; Miner 1867. Talbot car
ries every district in the state by hand
some majority except the two Boston dis
tricts.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-The total vote
Of the city on state ticket is Hoyt. repub-
lican, 69,940; Dill, democrat, 53.38I;
Mason. national, 3,l5S; sLane prohibition
isl. l46. For city officers, Louis Wagner,
republican, is elected recorder OF deeds by
l6.502 majority, George fireman, rspubli-
can, clerk of the court OF quarter sessions
by Is. SAT; David Mathin, republican, and
John G. McManemius, democrat, city
commissioners; Henry II Bingham, repub-
iican, to congress in the First district by
$500. The majority OF the state
legislature will be republican by nearly or
quite as large as that In the last
legislature. In the congressional districts
throughout the state the probabilities are
that the delegation will stand as now, II
republicans, 10 democrats. Stenger, dem
ocrat, is probably beaten in the l8t dis
triet, but the democrats appear to have
gained CofFroth in the 18th.
Ia the I'd district Chas O'Nill, republic
an, is reelected; Sd district, Randall,
democrat; 4th district. Kelly, republican
and national: 5th district, Farmer, re-
publican.
Boston, Nov. 6-8 towns to hear from
will Caray Talsbot plurality up to 10000
over Butler. The result in the 9th Con
gressional district is still in doubt. The
Journal elects Loring republican by 141
majority The Newburyport Herald Sfgures
elect Boynten. Greenback, by 66 majority.
The Herald however remarks it cannot
say who is elected.
TRENTON, n. J., Nov. 6.-Legislature
stands, senate IL republicans; 10 demo.
Gratis; enc of the labor independent. The
house sc republicans, "a democrats,
Smith, democrat and greenback, is elected
| to congress in ID district by 1000 maj
Amos Clark, republican, is probably elect.
ed in the third district by $50 majority
these two districts have been heretofore
classed doubtful.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. G.-Returns from this
state are very meagre and scattering, u
course the democratic state ticket i,
elected by large majority anc
the democrats will elec, a iul
delegation to congress. Their gain viii
be ) mem bers in ST Louis aud | in l6tt
district: should Col. Crisp, regular demo
cratic nominee, be defeated in the Eight
district Sawyer, independent democra
will be elected in his stead, which vii
not change the complexion Of The delega
ton.
| New YORK, NoY. GA special to the
evening Post from Boston says DIR. Loring
REPUBLICAN, is reelected in the 9th con
gressional district by l30 plurality withou
doubt
| CONCORD, n. H., Nov 6.-l66 cite.
and towns give Head 32,9J7; Mexican 25.
457; Brown 1896, scattering, 105,
i DETROIT, Nov.i i6- The legislature will b
strongly republican; 10 the city and count,
the republicans re elected Coots sheriff b,
4 .O3S plurality. and elected Siggett count
clerk. Pioss register of deeds, and Crosb
county treasurer. Ploss' plurality owe
Lauder, democsat, is 3,074, The demo
Gratis have a bare majority 10 the cit
council up TO the present time.
One hundred and fifty towns and pre-
J cincts heard from give Croswell pluralit
. of 24,005
At many interior towns the nations
vote is in excess of the democrats.
i CONCORD, N. H., Nov 6.-Sixty-eigh
towns and places to be heard from will II
) duce the apparent republican majority t
about 1000.
The house as returned stands lS8 re
putlicans, rs democrats, greeubackers
: the senate l6 republicans, democrat
| The new legislature will elect Unite
] States senator in place Of Wadleign,
MILWAUKEE, Nov. Q. Full returns frol
: the fourth congressional district give Deu
5 ker, dem, l57 majority.