The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-10

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 9.-One hundred and
ninety-one towns and cities, including Mil
waukee, and embracing Jwoffths of the
] state with the interior republican precincts
to hear from, give net democratic gain OF
8, ,296. The republican vote, based on the
last guberational election, to overcome, is
%, coo. The democratic state central com
mittee claim that they have good show
for carving the state, and claim State
Treasurer Faik positively. The republi-
can state central committee are positive of
| the elecsion of the entire state ticket by 2,
| 600 to 5000
| Private dispatches from prominent re-
| publicans in the interior, seems to assure
| the success Of tho republican ticket Re-
turns come in slowly The entire vote is
not over sixty per cent of the usual vote,
and the flooded condition of a large por-
ton of the central and north part OF the
| state is assigned as a reason. The pro
hibitionists have drawn at least $4,000 or
1900 from the republican vote.
Farther returns insure the election of
the republican state ticket'by plurality
estimated at not less than 600.
The republican state central committee
claim the state by 1900 majority. The
democrats still claim the election OF State
Treasurer.
NEBRASKA
OMAHA, Nov. 1O.-The returns are very
slow. There was light vote generally.
The state ticket is comprised of one Judge
of the Supreme Court and two University
Regents No special interest is attached
to that part of the ticket as the state is
largely republican and the republican cam
didates are sure of large majority. There
was considerable interest generally over
county officers. Douglas county elected
the straight republican ticket with a ma
jority of 800 TO 1,500, the first time the
straight ticket has been elected in this
county for several years. Hall county
went republican for the first time in its
history.
Returns from the state are incomplete,
but the republican majority is estimated at
10000. slight gain. Little interest was
taken in the state ticket, which comprises
only Justice of the Supreme Court (Max
well, re-elected) and two Regents of the
University-Fairfield and Powers
NEW JERSEY,
TRENTON, Nov. 9.-The result in New
Jersey is as follows: Out of senators
elected, the republicans elected 4 and the
democrats 4. The senate viii stand 12 re-
publicans and 8 democrats, The house,
80 republicans and 33 democrats leaving
republican majority of three on joint ball
lot
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--The latest returns
from New Jersey show the next legislature
to be: Senate-republicans 13, democrats
s, democratic gain of 8. House of As
80, democrats 80, a
democratic gain of A?
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Nov 9-Returns from one
third of the state give Hubbard republi-
can, for governor, 20,061; Johnson, demo
crat, II $50. The vote is forty per cent.
less than last year. Hubbard's majority
will be 10000 to $4,000. The rest of the
ticket will be about the same. All consti-
tutional amendments of general effect are
probably carried. The land bond PROPOSE
tion is defeated, as it requires majority
of all the votes.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-Nothing has
been received at political headquarters this
morning to alter materially the result al
ready announced. The republican COM
mittce has some additional advices from the
interior, from which they place Baxley's
majority at 1000, but the democratic cam
paign managers are not satisfied of an ad-
verse result.
COLORADO.
DENVER, Nov. 9.-The lowest estimate
places Denvers majority over all for the
permanent capitol at about 10000.