The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-08

| sCfOV. Is PROBABLY 0lScIeQ TO Con
gress from the Second district.
| BosToN, Nov. 2, 1045.-Wm. Whiting,
republican for Congress, is elected in the
republican, is elected in the Twelfth dis
| triet.
1855 p. m.-Post, democrat, is elected
in the Fifteenth Congressional district.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. beavers plural
| ity in Allegheny county is estimated at
5000. The rest of the regular republican
ticket is probably elected.
PHILADELPHIA, New. "A special dis
patch gives Ferrill (Dem.) a majority of
1,500, democratic gain of 1,T09.
Scattering returns from the state show n
large democratic gain over the vote last
year. Pattison undoubtedly carries this
city and will have plurality of over 30
600 in the state. Post (Dem) is elected
in the Fifteenth district.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-2:10 a. NJ
Laserne county gives Pattison plurality
of 5000 as indicated by the returns now in.
Huntingdon county is quite close with in
dications of small plurality for Pattison.
Boyne Rep.) is re elected to Congress
from the Twenty third district by large
majority. Mutehler Dem.) for Congress
is reelected IN the Tenth district by 5000
majority.
2:20 a. Northampton county gives
Pattison 1000 plurality. Bradford county
gives Beaver a plurality of about 400.
Union county, ten townships, gives Beaver
45 plurality and indicates that he will be
elected.
$50 a. m.-Lancaster county gives
Beaver and all of the state ticket on the
republican side ], 400 plurality.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov THE day
has been fair and the vote quite full |
throughout the state. There has been a |
falling off from the vote of 1880. The re-
publican loss is greater than the demo |
cratic The probability is that the demo |
Gratis have elected their state ticket and |
three congressman. Ten towns just heard |
from give republican loss of 443.
New HAVEN. Nov. Flop. m.--Waller
Oem.) is elected governor by 1000 ma
jority.
Eaton Dem for congress in the First |
district will have 1000 majority. Mitchell |
Dem in the Second, Seymour DEM in |
the Fourth, and Waite Rep) in the Third |
district are successful. This is a republi- /
can loss of two congressman.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H.-Edgerly (Dem.) is
probably elected governor. The republi-
cans claim the election of Barnes (Rep) to
congress in the First district, although the |
democrats don't concede it. Both branch
es of the Legislature win be republican.
county officers of this county |
are elected
CONCORD, Nov. z, p. m.-The vote in
twenty-five towns give Hales (Rep.) 3, 944,
Edgerly (Dem.) $3.50.
9p. m.-The vote in seventy seven towns
gives Hale CRep.) 9,6S8, Edgerly DEM |
1881. Scattering, 1872. Republican net |
loss in these places. 5s1.
One hundred and fifty towns give Hole
Rep.) 14,9oS, Edgerly (Dem) 15.O43, |
scattering, .412 The same places in 1880 |
gave Bell, (Rep.) 17,442, Jones Oem.) |
II, 029, scattering 1913, being a republican |
net loss in these places of 627,
ILLINOIS
CHICAGO Nov. THE chairman of the
state committee says r. w. Dunbar (rep.) |
is elected to congress in the First district, |
and Jno. .Finnerty Qnd.) in the Second |
district. Also VIM. G: Kneffner (rep) has
defeated VIM. r. Morrison in the Eight
zenith district.
1920 a. m.-The chairman of the state
republican committee, who has received |
private advices from all parts of the state,
says the republicans, have carried the state
and the legislature will hold their own on
with a possible gain of one
The committee could furnish no figures as
to the majority tonight. Senator Logan
told Western Associated Press reporter,
shortly after 12 o'clock, that in his opinion
the state would give good republican
majority; that all republican congressman
in Chicago were elected and that there
would probably. be gain of one in the
state. He had received no private dis
patches concerning the result elsewhere.
NORTH CAROLINA.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Nov. THE returns
indicate the election of the following con-
gressmen: Scales, Oem) Fifth district;
Dowd, Oem.) Sixth district; Robbins,
DEM Seventh district; Vance, (Dem.)
Eighth district. The democratic state
ticket for judges was voted straight in the
western portion of the state and is doubt
less elected by good majority.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov 1.-THE election
was very quiet, with an average vote polled
Owing to the length of the ticket and the
bad arrangements for gathering the returns,
nothing can be know of the result to night
There has been much scratching and pro-
badly some will be elected on both tickets
but it is the common opinion that the
democrats will have a majority of from
2, 900 to 5000 on the general ticket. Re-
ports from the interior indicate a full vote