Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-09
Washington and Nebraska
give Grant majorities
as usual.
Frauds of the GRANTEES in
Newark, N. j.
La Sale Carried by the Lib
erals.


AHiCAGO, OCt. S--4.0O I N
Pennsylvania and Ohio are against the
Liberals. Indiana is donbtful-there are
hopes that Hendricks is elected D. L. P.
New YORK. Oct 7.-T The news of =
splendid anti Grant victory in Connecticut,
is received here by the Liberals and Demo
Gratis with great snthusiAsm. Il shows that
Connections will roll up heavy majority
for Greeley. The Suns special estimates
the Liberal msj ority in Connecticut ct 5000.
The Tribune has the following special from
the Hartford Times 1.-The Liberal party
has gained largely in the local town cleo
tions in Conusoticut to day. We gain 2l2
in Meridian we carry Danbury by $50, last
| spring Republican by 2l5; Mansfield by 26,
last Spring Republican by So. The old
Iau.loh Republican town of BROOKLYN goes
for the Greslsy ticket by ID. New Canaan,
Liberal for the frat time in fifteen years.
Middletown by 800, Waterbury BY 500, and
over. Bristol, Windsor Locks, Ridge6eld,
New Milford, and old Sutfeld BY 76. Towns
Invariably Republican for nearly tSenty
| years have now elected q Greeley ticket. In
The other strong Administration towns, their
ms critics are reduced one-hAlf The State
10 largely Liberal. Even that G brslt OF
| fa licaism. the town of Windhau, goes
Liberal, and Vernon's 300 Grant Kspubii-
can majority is cut down to 20l, and in
Manchester the $50 10 cut down to 9. In
Hartford Mr.. Stillman, the salsried and
managing town officer, was on both tic ckets,
as were also several other important officers,
so ii . little interest waI NANTES cd, A4d q
light vote was polled, es ch party giving about
an ed ual number of votes
. HARTFORD. Ocl 8.-In the towns heard
from ms critics are given in the following
only for Republicans Meridian, 2l2 ,
East Haddsm, IA Killingly, 1885, Wind
ham, 100; Norfolk, 85; harrington, 100 +;
New Britain, 500 Plaioville, 40; Sens
bury, 30; West Hartford, so; Scotland. 22
Girls void, 80 New Loadon, 20; Waterford
! II; Putnam, Sc; Montville, l05 Griswold
95; Norwich. $50. Those Democratic are
Mtddletown, 235; Haddam, 10 Waterbury
ESQ; Tollaud, IL; Cansan, 40; New Mil
ford, 95 Suffeld, rs; Preston. 65; Book
lyn, IA Andoyer, 13.
HARrFoRD, Oct S-One hundred anC
twenty of les towns in this State have beer
heard from. Fifty elect the entlre Re- tpub
lican ticket, and in "a these offices are d.
vided between two parties. The Democrat
A
> wholly Republican last year, and the Repub
D licans have gained eight towns which ~er
, Democrsiio last year.
SAVANNAH, Dot. 8.-The morning New
has received official returns from one hun
drsd aud three counties, giving Smith
u majority of over $1,000 There are thirty
, two counties to hear from, which will doub
less swell the majority to 10000.
Sioux Cry, Iowa, Oct. S.-Reports froi
the southern portion of Dakota show ihi
Armstrong, Democratic candidate for deli
b" gate to Congress, is elected BY about OF
thousand msjority. No returns from Il
n northern portion of the territory.
OMAHA, Oct. S.-The election passed {
Ill quietly. a full vote was polled, and u
Republican State and Congressional tick
was elected by about Eve thousand. Th
ID, county, (Douglass) which may be consl
cred the Liberal stronghold, gives an ave
age Republican majority of about one hu
dred.
WASHINGTON, Oct S.-The election in t
District of Colombia to-day was attend
with but few disturbsnces. Gen. A.
I Shipman, Republican, and present de
gate in Congress, was rs-elected BY SO
m.iority. The Republicans also elect
m T. 10 out of % delegates to the legislat
assembly.
NEWARK, Oct. 6.-Ths Newark char
election resulted in over 2 900 ReT ubic
majority, being gain of nearly 900 O.
last YEARS. charter election, aud moro Ii
=, ,OeO over Parker's majority last Move
m Der. The Republicans of the 18th .
'sn 10th wards, elect II aldermen. The o
md council will stand 20 Republicans to
'rs- Democrats.
- NEWARK, Oct. 8.--Arrests have b
made of several persons charged with ia
registration yesterday. Some twenty
T colored men were arrested charged With
| ] gal registration and the authorities
making invesligAIions.
La SALE, Oct The municipal 9
ar ton held in this city to-day resulted in
choice of Mathew NOonsp, the present
euubens, for Mayor. against Michael Bar
by q mslority Of loo.
'HB Ia the First Ward John Welrh was o
: e. ted Alderman By majority of 23 In
~ second Ward R. K Coulter by a msjorit
Ss:s l3. In the Third Ward John Stew
Ders, without opposition. received l5e votes,
oof- in n Fou th Ward Henry Hochesiatter
'lv" esived majority OF 8. All the elect,
eept;ne the Alderman in the Second w
! are Democrats. The victors ars hoidir
and grand jaoiiee.
. de- LrrrLs RocK.Oct. THE State Il
offer recently placed in the fisld BY the Lit
Repubiicars is the all-sbsorbing th
rally Tks-. - -. ,h., M Rrooks. Re-
Kong S.s :, .;,Lar.- f,om
--~ nantast. and leAxa the fald 10 the LII