The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-09
The republican

| Crawford county republicans elect the
county judge by 232 majority and treas
urer by 10. The democrats carry the state
! ticket by 1877 majority.
Ninth congressional district: Payson
| Rep) will have plurality of 10000
Whiteside county gives Smith 5000,
Orendorff 1850. Henderson 3.055, John
son 1,090.
Putnam county official vote: Smith
46S, Orendorff 424, Henderson 500, John
son 531.
The indications are that the republican
State and county tickets are elected in
Bureau county, with the exception of
for county superintendent of schools, and
Lackie for representative. Eighteen
towns heard from give Decker, demo crat,
for senate, 156 majority.
Grundy county gives Smith /, 656; Oren-
dorff s99; Mclaughlin 100; Irwin B, Gull
len 1897, Laley 997, Stewart 81.
Ford county gives Smith 1,426, Oren-
dorff 568, Mclaughlin 315, Payson 1881,
Buck 575, Barnard 344.
| Will county, twenty seven out of thirty
one precincts, give Orenderff, 1872, Smith
2,S40, Haley 1900, Cullen 2,74S.
Schuyler county gives Smith 1,167, Or
endorff ,614, Marsh ia. Niece 1854.
Moultrie county gives Orendorff 1859.
Smith $50, Moulton Ballow 97s, Corley
| 112.
Official vote of Dupage county: Smith
1,S42 Orendorff 97S, Cullen 1,S17. Haley
,003.
STEPHENSON COUNTY.
FREEPoRT. H., Nov s.-Stephenson
county, usually republican by 600 major
rity has gone democratic. The entire
county democratic ticket being elected,
with the exception, possibly, of Judge of
ffann Id I'd
probably reelected, though the count is |
close. On the state ticket the republicans |
are ahead by about $50 majority, Hit for
congressman from the Sixth district is I'M
doubtedly elected, though he is cut badly |
in Winnebago county.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-The follow
ing is the Pennsylvania Congressional del |
egation elected yesterday: First district.
Benglan Rep; Second O'Neil Rep; Third, |
Randall Dem; Fourth. Kelley Rep. Fifth, |
Harmer, Rep; Sixth, Everhart Rep; Sew
enth, Evans Rep; Eighth, Ementrout Dem =
Ninth, Smith Rep. Tenth, Mutehler Dem
Eleventh, Storm DEM; Twelfth, Connolly
Dem; Thirteenth, Drumm Rep. and
Gb'k.; Fourteenth, Barr, Rep; Fifteenth,
Post, Dem; Sixteenth, Brown, Rep; Sew
enteenth, Campbell Rep: Eighteenth,
Kimmel Dem; Nineteenth, Duncan, Dem
Twentieth, Curtin, Dem. Twenty-first.
Boyle, Dem; Twenty second, Hopkins,
DEM; Twenty-third, Bayne, Rep Tween
ty-fourth, Lawrence. Rep; Twenty-fifth,
Patton, Dem; Twenty Miller Rep;
Twenty seventh, Brainard, Rep At-large,
Elliott Dem. In the present congress the
republicans have nineteen members and
the democrats eight. In the next legisla-
ture it is believed the republicans will
have ten majority in the senate and the
democrats majority of from three to five
IN the House, thus giving the republicans
a small majority on joint ballot.
The most complete returns give Patter-
son plurality of $4,000.
IOWA.
MARsHALLTowN Nov. THE Times.
(Rep.) comedies the election of Frederick
DEM to Congress in this, the Fifth dis
trict, supposed to be, and in fact is,
strongly republican.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON. Nov 8.-Complete returns
from the entire state give Stockley
ldem.) for governor, majority of ,535.
For congress Lore dem. has a majority of
!, 900.
MASSACHUSETTS ,
Boston, Nov. 9.-Returns from all ,
out four towns give Butler $4,000 ma J
ority. Russell, (rep.) is elected to con
sress. I
TOPEKA, Nov. S.-The republican Kan C
as committee coneede ST. Johns defeat
or governor by Click, democrat
LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S.-Kelloop is n
lected to congress in the Third district. b
MICHIGAN p
DETROIT, Nov. 8.-rhe Second district !,
J claimed by the democrats but is not | !,
onceded. The Seventh district is demo- =
ratio but the remaining eight are pro-
ably republican. Gov. Jerome defeated. | -
he rest of the republican state ticket is II
lected. u
MISSISSIPPI. g
JACKSON, Nov. S.-Jeffertlo, Rep. is st
ected to Congress from the Shoestrinss zs
istrct 81
VICKsBURG, Nov. S.-Manning's election III
Congress in the Second district is claim
by over 400 majority. al
Ex-senator Mcdonald, chairman of the ~ =.
emocratic Central committee, claims the L.
ate by 10000. 1t is now estimated that y,
e democrats have nine and the repabli g
ms four congressman. The democrats a.,
lln tour but claim ten. The democrats of
Ill have majority in the legislature on 20
int ballot. -
MISSOURI at