The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-11
ELECTION.
DAKOTA.

| ELECTION.
Il DAKOTA.
| YANKToN, Nov 1O.-Returns received
indicate that John B. Raymond repubIi-
can, for congress, will have not less than
/ $4,000 majority. The legislature will
stand, twenty nine republicans and seven
democrats.
/ NORTH CAROLINA.
1 RALETGH, Nov. 10-Unofficial returns
| from eight counties indicate the election of
/ Bennett Democrat for congressman at
large, by a small majority. The official
count may be necessary to decide the re-
suit in the seventh district, which is in
/ doubt
| MARsHALLTowN Nov. 10.-Corrected
returns from every precinct in the Fifth
district give Wilson (republican) a total
| maj ority of 900, and Frederick (democrat)
total majority of 985, electing Wilson by
20 votes. The official count is not expect
ed to change these figures
NEW HAMPSHIRE
CONCORD Nov. 1O-Two hundred and
thirty three towns give Hale Sc, O63; Edg-
erty, BE-, S14; scattering. 925. Hale's plu-
rality is 1894 and his majority 324 The
three remaining towns in 1880 gave so
democratic, majority.
VIRGINIA
RICHMOND, Nov. 10.-Returns from the
last counties to be heard from in the Fifth
district show gains for Mayo, Coalitionist.
insuring his election.
RICHMOND, Nov. 10.-Wise, coalitionist,
for congressman at large is elected. The
coalitionists claim 5000 majority. The
first congressional district is in doubt.
Ii the democrats secure it the delegation
will stand: Democrats five; coalitionists |
five.
KENTUCKY.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 10.-Reports
from the Tenth district are complete, except
one county, give White, republican, sos
majority. The missing county will increase
his majority to 1 1000.
NEBRASKA
OMAHA. Nov. 10.-The total vote of Lam
cashire county is, Dawes, {, 1873; Morton.
!, O99; Ingersoll, 391; for Suffrage, 1,471;
against. 2,697.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1O.-The result of the
Ninth congressional district in this CITY j
'annot be decided until the official count
s in. I
EUREKA, Nov. 1O.-The count of the
tate shows Cassidy elected to congress and
kdams for governor
COLORADO.
LINCOLN, Nov. 10-A telegram from i
Denver, received here. to-day, states that f
ne Coloradoslegislat is republican and
nat Jerome b. Chaffee C'Budge BowenO |
lieutenant Governor, will be a candidate
Or the United States senatorship, to sue
eed Chilcott. Gov Pitkin's chances for
ection are to-day far beyond any of those a.
AIMED. Of
DENVER, Nov. 10.-Returns from the y
mote precincts are coming in SLOWLY. ~
rant, democrat is surely elected cover ~ ~
or by not less than 2, 500 Bedford ia re- &c
rned to congress by about 800 Both :"
'anches of the legislature are undoubted-
republican, and largely so on the Joint th
Hot, the democrats gaining three or nj
ur in the upper house. The entire re- ct
lblican state ticket is elected, except the CT
vernon. 1t is generally believed that III
ov- Pitkin has sufficient following to an
sure his election so the United States WI
nate. mi
MDoNoUGH COUNTY.
MACoMB, Nov. 10.--McDonough county az
icial vote, give Smith 1905 0rendorff.
s34sM cLanghlin. sgreenback, 1854; Irwin.
dependent, 1879; Niece, 3,012; Marsh,
23; Haney, independent, 457. The ial
nocratlc gain on congressman is 1894 Int
ALEXANDER COUNTY, COZ
CAIRO, Nov. 1O.-Alexander countv,s
cial vote give Smith 80 majority.
PULASKI COUNTY 1al
MOUND Cry, Nov. 1o.-Pnlash county io a