Daily globe., 1882-11-09
ILLINOIS,.


hour very few additional returns have been
received, and owing to universal scratch
ing and slow counting, it may yet be some
time before definite figures can be OBJ
tanned. 1t is generally conceded that Cook
county has gone Republican by two or
more thousand. The legislature as near
as can be estimated will stand: senate, Re-
publicans, 81; Democrats, IA. House, Re-
publicans, 80; Democrats, SO; Republi-
can majority on joint ballot of 80. Fol
lowing is the Republican estimate on
congressman: First district, Dunham, Re
publican; Second, Finerty, Independent
Democrat; Third, Davis, Republican;
Fourth, Adams, Republican; Fifth, Ell
wood, Republican; Sixth, Hill, Republican;
Seventh, Henderson, Republican,; Eighth,
Cullen, Republican; Ninth, Payson, Re-
publican; Tenth, Lewis. Republican;
Eleventh, Marsh, Republicans; Twelfth,
Riggs, Democrat; Thirteenth, Springer,
Democrat; Fourteenth, Stevenson, Demo
crat; Fifteenth, Connors, Republican; Six
teenth, Shaw, Democrat; Seventeenth,
Moulton, Democrat; Eighteenth, ,Kueffner.
Republican; Nineteenth, Townshend, Dem
ocrat; Twentieth, Thomas, Republican.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-Returns from this
county up to o'clock, indicate the
election of Hanchett, Republican, for sher-
if, by about 5000, and confirm the elec-
ton of Durham, Davis and Adams, Re-
publicans, in the First and Fourth dis
tricts, and Finerty in the second.
KANKAKEE, ILL.,, Nov. S.-Payson, Repub-
lican, is elected to congress in the Ninth
district.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, Nov. S.-Rowell, Re-
publican, is elected to congress in the
Fourteenth district.
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Footings for Chicago
and Cook county, just completed, show
Democratic majority, except on sheriff, of
from 1.5OO to 5000, scratching making a
wide variance in the VOTE On the state
ticket this city and county cast $4,000
votes. and gives Crendorf, Democrat, 1,5OS
plurality for treasurer, and Raab, Demo
crat, 1858 plurality for superintendent of
public instruction. On the county ticket,
Hanchett, Republican, for sheriff, beats
McGaugle by 4,163, and is the only Re-
publican county officer! elected. Seipp.
Democrat, for treasurer, beats Hutt, Re-
publican, 1852.
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Returns up to o'clock
indicate that the congressional delegation
will be evenly divided as follows: Demo
crats-Second, Finnerty; Eighth, Haley;
Eleventh, Veres; Twelfth, Riggs; Thirteenth,
Springer; Sixteenth, Shaw; Seventeenth,
Moulton; Eighteenth, Morrison: Nine
teenth, iTownshend; Twentieth, Murphy.
Republicans Danham; Third,
Davis; Fourth, Adams; Fifth
Ellison; Sixth. Hit; Seventh, Henderson;
Ninth. Peterson; Tenth, Lains; Thirteenth,
Cannon; Fourteenth, Rowell. This shows a
Republican loss of three and Democratic
gain of four. Owing to the new district
the Democrats admit doubt about Haley's
election in the Eighth, and don't concede
Murphy's in the Twentieth. The control of
the state legislature on joint ballot is now
in doubt, with the chances in favor of the
Democrats.
CHICAGO, Nov. S.---Returns from the
state are still incomplete and at this hour
III o'clock it is still impossible to state
the result, which it is estimated will be
very close. The Republicans will have
mojority of three to five on joint ballot in
the state legislature, though the Demo
Gratis will probably have majority in the
house. Latest returns indicate that on
congressman the Republicans held their
own, while the Democrats have gained the
additional member given under the redis-
ricting. These returns give the following
delegation. Fifth district,