Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-03
HOW 1T WENT.
Results OF Yesterdays Election in
the Different states.

The returns so far received indicate the
democrats will retain their present major,
ity in the house Of representative The
republicans of New Hampshire carried
the legislature, but there was probably
no choice by the people for governor.
Abram S. Hewitt was elected mayor of
New York by plurality of about 1000
over Henry George. Two or three dem
ocratic congressman were elected in Min.
nesota, and probably one in Nebraska
Frank II, Hurd was defeated in the To,
ledo district of Ohio. ii. l.. Mckinney,
democrat, is probably elected to congress
from New Hampshire, and Virginia bids
fair to send four republicans TO the
house, S. 5. Cox had Il majority of
1866 in New York city district Gems
eral James II. Chalmers, republican, was
showed under in Mississippi. Lawrence
S Ross, the democratic nominee for gov
ernor was elected. Ames, republican, was
elected governor of Massachusetts, by a
small plurality, and the entire democratic
ticket was successful in Minnesota. The
legislature in Wisconsin will probably be
democratic Thirteen out of fourteen
democratic congressman were elected in
Missouri.
Dies MONIES, Nov. 3-The State
Register at miGsight on the returns so
far received estimates the republican mas
jOTity ON the state ticket at $500. Its
| returns indicate the election of Gear, re
publican, for congress i'll the first district
by 300 and the election of Hayes, dem
ocrat. in the second district by 1000
plurality, the election of Henderson. re-
publican, in the third Fuller, republican.
in the fourth and Kerr, republican, iu
the fifth. It seems to be beyond doub:
that the sixth district is close with the
indications in favor of DOnnell, republ>
can. In the seventh. Conger, repub>
! llcan, has 1900 majority.
The eighth district is close and uncer-
! tain, The Rcgistr claims the election of
Lyman, republican. in the ninth, Hol-
mes, republican, in the tenth, Struble
in the eleventh. The republican state
commissioners figures are about the
same as the Registers. The democratic
state committee has furnished the follow
ing statement for the associated press at
midnight; Returns are very meagre
Thirty precincts show net democratic
gains of 276 The same ratio will carry
the state by 5000 TO 5000 for, the dem>
ocrats. In the eighth Anderson
is making tremendous gam and re-
port indicate his election.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-Returps of YES
terdays election in this CITY are coming in,
In the Third district Rusk democrat !.
undoubtedly elected. In the Fourth dis
'flc', h"yne, democrat has carried every
"ara heafd from up to this time. Comp
tons, democrat, MAJORITY IN the Seven>
leenth ward OF THIS city and part OF the
| fllth uiStfict Is over LOO, which 1t Is
clallled ihsures ms election.
Inc canvass OF votes Id tins city has
hcen completed. In the Third congress
sinnai oistflct. husk' democrat, received
io'-oo 'oles, basse' industrial, endorsed
oy 'he repuollcans, 5,5o5, Glass prohibs
-tmnls'' l''oa' huSks majority over al
~, ''r' p'SSe, ''o'l'
III the rouTth ulstrlCt, hainer, demo-
crat' l4'.o4 Flndiay, independent demo-
craa, ,,l4o; beVerlng. prohlbltlonIst,
80, "l.ips' i1paoiioap' "a nay
e : "aJo'i'S cts o'e' a'i f'~'' over rlpo-
10Y, T. ',poo , p,e., ,
mn uie'iic', insiuuins the
n'li "t," p'i 10 Vi 'iio ii'.een'h auu
s'Ateehth ,'' "arus, tne vote was compton
1euio.ia' ~'-o,' tueh. repuollcan' go,
H'sn., pioui"i.ionis'' @ o. 0onpson
n, L.
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MILWAUKEE, Nov. 3.-The city returns
81. Ioii'"s III s'o"s, o"iuS 10 large
uul';oe. ~, y, % '''neu ''eH1's' n. cioch
"S ''''''' a',ono aic 'na' iienis oui'n' the
''o'i cshuidate lor congress IS elected
l'u tne enllie iaoof 'ichet WIN MN Inc
,na,a n, =, IN, 'o"n no may enahse 'hls es'l'
h".a' m' 40 ~ 70 eAp.o'ea ,na' 'ho 'aoor 'o'e
~ : - WI. i'su'' hush' iepuoiicah'
p' sI'.n9i, IA" "e,' 1" tue en''fe coun>
:, ~ u"uuu"'cuIy mas d soou piuraiity
!" rn'o Nouh.z over "uou"aiu, democrat.
DENVER, NOV. j.-upt to 1880 O'Clock
D" .e'ufnS nave ocen received from cleo
G"i anu July rs''n'a.es rom 'hree OF
,oui Guy pieeiucts' "nich sho" great
=. ,'I'i soia'u'ns VI 'pe iepupicah ticket-
~ i. u'p''S'''e !" give al 'hing fehaDle
as l" 'he result except mat The vote is
very close between Myers. the republican
candidate Tor governor and Adams dem
ool".' a"u - u'es' lep,eSen'a'iVe 10 con-
S,'''' :r, i'pun'''"n' anu h0eu' ueuiocrat'
me 'epunl,oah aoa s'a'e committee claim the
s,a'e oy 9'uoo' "hiie The democrats say
polIed Is light in Denver I 500 less than
in 1888.
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