The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-24
By Telegraph.
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NEw York, Oct. M.-Ths View York
/! Hsrsld's specialof last night l;2e o'eiock,a
II Al the close of the polls tonight, in Rich
n6nd, the vote stood, 4,697 white, and T.
252 colored "a white majority of 445. In
one ward the polls at which the votes were
received were closed at 6 o'clock and the
polls for colored voters were kept open till
IA O'clock. ! Daring this time loo negro
votes were polled.
aThe polls in three of the largest wards OF
the city will be reopsnd in the morning, by
order of General Schoheld. a-4-N.
The white vote is nearly exhausted. A
negro will be found for every name on the
registration Est. They have been brought
in from the country, to-day, and more viii
be tomorrow. The result will be, the sue
cess of the Hunnicutt tradicah ticket.
Returns from the counties indicate the
election of majority of radicals to the
convention. Many colored men have been
returned The convention will be voted for
by decided majority. Bolts is beaten--t..
In Culpepper, Stearns, a republican and a
man of wealth and influence, is beaten by
an ignorant radical.
{ DEs MONIES, Oct. 24th- The jury who
are to judge of the guilt Of Gleason, in re-
gard to The Numbering of two provost mar
shalls, Woodruff and Gleason, in Powsheik
county, in 1868, was chosen in the United
States district court, yesterday, and the case
went to trial in the afternoon. 1t will prob
ably last four or five days.
RICHMOND, Oct. 24th.-The second day
of the election in this city passed without
any disturbance. The conservatives are con-
| hdent that the victory is theirs Many ne
| IL. thav bpn uyba
registered, and many have left the city since
the registration The polls closed last night
with a white majority of SAL. The vote up
| on the question of calling a convention can
| not vet be ascertained, bat nine-tenths of the
| whites voted against it. At the solicitation
of the radicals, Gen. Schofeld has ordered
| the polls to Be open in three wards to-day.
Much dissatisfaction exists among the
| conservatives in consequence. The military
are on duty all day, but their service is not
needed. s-a
Returns from the counties indicate that
| the colored men have voted en- masse for the
| radicals and in favor of the convention.
| MILWAUKEE, Oct: 24.-Flour dull, city
| XXX 9,f5al0,0.
| Wheat strong, l,S9 No. !.
LoNDos, Oct. 24.-Consols "a. ....
Erie 454. .s
| Illinois 7S2. ..lr'
| Bonds S9s. ...-..
Up. m.-Consols 94i. r...,-
Illinois 1Si.
Erie ASH. ed a"
LIvERrooL, Oct. 24.--Cotton firm IN
| changed.
| Corn 4Ts9d. ..-....-s, ...- .-.. .-.r...-.
2p.m .-Breadstuffs steady. -ss..
Corn advanced to 4ss3d. .. SIX
| Refined petroleum Is ) pence. ,a. e..
WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.-The president OF
| the national democratic committee, yesterday
| issued a call for meeting at the Metropoli
ton Hotel, in thisscity, November Asst as q
| preliminary movement to the presidential
campaign. h a@aA @EO Hlzt
| WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.--0ficial informa
| ton was received at the Indian bureau to
day from Kansas, to the effect that both
| commissioners and Indians assembled a.
Medicine Greek hodge think that the. eonn
| Ell win result in lasting peace. The tcom
missioners win Tot be able to hofd a couhci
at upper platte antiu after the 10th Of No
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