The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-04
By Telegraph.
Further Election Returns.
Citizens Ticket in Chi
cago Chosen by 10,-
600 Majority.
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
CHOSEN In NEW YORK.
THE LEGISLATURE PROBABLY
DEMOCRATIC.
A LICENSE LEGISLATURE IN MAS
ElCNNSETTS.
A LICENSE LEGISLATURE In MAS
sACEUSETTS.
THE RESULT IN MINNESOTA AND
ELSEWHERE.


election of the democratic state ticket by
$4,000 majority, with eighteen democratic
senators and seventy members of the assem-.
bly,. This would give the democrats the en-.
tire control of the state government.
MADISON, Nov. D. Returns from the
election in this state yesterday are very
meagre and show only light vote polled.
A comparison Of the gains and losses show
the election Of the entire Republican
ticket by a majority of from 5000 to TO-.
900.
LEAyENwoRrH, Kan , Nov. 3.-The en-.
tire Democratic ticket, with one excep.
tion is elected in this county by about 300
majority.
ArcHlsoN, Kan, Nov. 3.-The Demo.
cratic county ticket has a majority in this
city.
NEwARK, n, j., Nov. 3.--The state elec.
ton passed off quietly resulting in demo.
cratic majority in both branches of the leg
islature. The Senate stands 3 democrats
and republicans; the assembly "a demo
Gratis, % republicans, democratic gain of
in the Senate and in the assembly. Es-
sex county elects republican Senator and
county officers by reduced majority. New
ark city gives an average democratic ma
iority of about 200.
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. 3.--Full re.
turns from 80 of the So counties in this
state have been received, showing the fol-
lowing result. For house of delegates, re.
publcans Is; liberal republicans 8; demo.
Gratis 81. Eleven counties are yet TO hear
from which the democrats estimate will
elect 3 republicans, liberal republican and
democrats. Under the head of liberals
are claimed such republicans as are in fa-
vor of repeating the test oaths and disfran
chising measures. The Senate will stand
about Is republicans to 4 democrats of
the republican Senators are regarded as
liberals.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.--The official vote of the
city and county is not yet counted, but the
majority for Col Mason, citizens candidate
for mayor, will exceed 10000, and the en-.
tire citizens ticket III the city and county is
elected by large majorities.
PEORIA, H., Nov. 3.--The subscription Of
one hundred thousand dollars TO the Peoria,
Atlanta and Decatur Railroad was carried
almost unanimously at the election yester'
votes cast against it,
ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 3.--The returns of
forty towns received, show a majority for
Otis, Democrat, for Governor, of about 500.
This, however, is the vote in the towns al
ways Democratic. In Goodhue and Dakota
counties the Democrtic gain is large, but
more than offset by losses in other counties.
As things look now, Austin, Republican can
didate for Governor, will receive from 5000
to 1900 majority. The majority on the
balance Of the Republican State ticket is
much larger,and will be from 1000 to 5000.
Cobb, temperance candidate, polls, so far as
heard from, G2j votes, which will possibly be
increased to 500 By the full returns. In
St. Paul city, the vote was much divided, but
the straight Democratic ticket is elected,
with the exception Of one representative.
Austin runs behind his ticket heavily in THE
oitv and county, which is in part owing tc
the personal popularity of George l.. OTIS
his opponent. 1t is impossible to make any
estimate on the Legislature. The returns
are meager and coming in slowly. .
WAsHINGroN, Nov. 3.-A bill will be OF
fered in congress to put ell savings banks IN
the country under the supervision OF the
government, in order to protect people IN
times of panic, and for providing an addi
tional market for government bonds
The Louisville Commercial Convention
delegation called on the Presdent this
morning. Gen. Walbridge, as chairman OF
the delegation presented the thanks of the
convention for his friendly message to the n
when in session at Louisville, and paid tht
| President some compliments as to the sue
cess of his administration, and expressing
the belief that by the expiration Of his sec
ond term the national debt would be hal
paid. The President in reply spoke very
cordially of the objects and work of the con
yeution. and hoped good fellowship ant
prosperity would soon follow IN the south
AS to his second term, he said ne was count
ing the months which would relieve hin
from his present position.
BosroY, Nov. 3.-Returns from 22d
towns foot up for ClaaiD, G3,570; Adams
45G25; Chamberlain, ll,G62, These fig
urss give Clsain plurality of G,223 owe
both Adams and Chamberlain, and indicate
a plurality Of about 1900 in the State: 81
far as known the legislature stands, l4l he
publicans. 40 Democrats and l9 Labo
Reform. The Senate, 80 Republicans,
Democrats and Labor Reform. 1t is es
timated that the House stands 10 for prohi
bition and 1913 for license. Brooks, hepuo
lican, is elected to Congress in the Seventh
District by 5000 majority over Saltonstall
Democrat.
New YORK Nov. s. The Democrats hav
made clean sweep of the city, and u
J doubt of the State All the State Senators
. county officers and Judiciary are Democrats
The Democrats will have majority in th
' Senate, but the Republicans will rule tn
, House.
= Greeley ran 1900 ahead Of the tickle.
8 this city, but none in the State.
3 The new constitution Is adopted.
a The Tribune Of this morning says: Sham
o less and cunning frauds have again defeats
!. the Republicans in the general vote of th
State. The vote poled here yesterday
repeaters cannot have fallen below 2O,0(
" While we have handsome majority in 4
Assembly. we fear the Senate has been ic
"a by fraudulent votes and unworthy wrangi
~ among Republicans in certain iocalllies. !
The Times says: "The Republicans na
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