The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-28
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Iowa PrOhibitiOnists Garry
the Day. sa
Other Political Points, Grim
inal and otherwise. - :
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Eastern Affairs are Becom-
ing Exciting.
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Foreigners Warned Away
From Egypt. ~ i
POlLIEeaE AZ

here is clondy. threatening raias. and ver,
sully. good vote is being polled. and
while there is much and evident deep feel
inc, there is little excitement aud no dem
onstralion. The temperance men arc bold
ing all day prayer meetings IN the church
es. aud the church bells of the city are
rung every hour. The friends of tha
an., ndment claim majority Of the vote.
in this city up to this hour All word re
ceived fram other towns report q pro rata
being poIled. Al the state Temperance
headquarters they are confidently claiming
majority for the amendment in the state
of S0,00 y.4 al s.sA1se&sl tess
The anti-amendment people claim it win
be defeated by s, 0oo ., 80 =. s. oss...s 80
DARLINGTON. June 27.-A large election
is progressing quietly Both sides are &C
tive, At IL O'Clock in the four precincts
in the city 1,700 votes had been east, which
is probably about half The vote is fully
to against the amendment. As cast
thus far the majority against prohibition
1,0OO. ses. sal s-a ss- s.sas =.
THE IOWA VOTE. 81. -. *
Dies MONIES, June 27.-The city of Des
Moines complete and corrected, for amend
ment, s.7s5; against, 1, ,4e6 majority for.
1,259 - HALE EUO
Later-The city of Des Moines gives a
majority for the amendment of 1871. Re
turns received by the State Register up 10
this hour from 116 precincts give a ma
jorify to the amendment Of ever 4.0o0.
Iowa Cry, June 27.-Iowa City gives
55S majority against the amendment.
DEs MONIES, June 27.-Returns of the
State Register up to this hour from 75 pre-
cincts give 16 132 for the amendment, and
1906 against a majority for of 4 806, of
these So precincts were for the amendment.
and 19 against. sss-s.. stss,a .s7as bas 4iaz
DEs MONIES, June 27s Retains from
10 townships situated in "a ooasnties
throughout the state showing totalsvote
of 1890; for the amendment, 3, 152
against, 1.5Os majority for. /, GA ass
MARsHALTewN. June 27.-Marshaltown
gives 24s against the amendment, less
than one half claimed by ant. i.prohibition I
lists. Enough reports from the country
townships are in to insure from 500 to
LOCO majority in the county for the
amendment. -sv s4sseszz -.a
BURLINGTON, June 27.-Quiet day with
large atteneance at the polls without lex-
element. The city gives a majority Of
1861 against the amendment. Returns
have been received hereg from 5es polls
showing g. ie6 majority for the amend
ment and II. sos against Net majority
against amendment 8, ,702 ea sssa s-vs 4
DEs MONIES. June 81, The State Regis,
ter has, up to this hour, 1e o'clock, returns.
from EOS precincts in the state. showing
$500 net majority in favor of the amend
ment. The Register at this hour estimates
the majority for the amendment in the
state at 40. 600. Eleven townships in Polk
county give 1855 for the amendment and
1,921 against it. This includes the city
DesMoines majority, 1,714 and will prob
ably reach $500 in Polk county. i. -
KEoKuK, June 27.-The election here
passed off quietly. the city giving major
ity of sos against the amendment Lee
county will give about 1000 to 1900
against the amendment. a -
DEs MONIES. june % MIDNIGHT
Four hundred and ninety nine townships
heard from give a majority for the amend
ment of "a ,410, and majority of 10,31e'i
against, and net majority for of "a, ,US9. |
They constitute little over one-fourth of
the state These returns indicate ma
iority for of $4,000 and possibly |
larger. The temperance state com
mittee claim a majority OF e0.D00- !.
All the large cities in the state except
Des Moines give q strong majority against
This city gives 1,O71 for, and the county
will give 2.500 majority for Counties
without large cities or towns almost invar
iably give large majerities 3for. River
towns and cities give principal majorities
against. Davenport gives nearly 1000 |
against -