Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-10
By Telegraph.
Election News.
The Liberals Claim the
Election in Indiana.
Pennsylvania and Ohio go
for the GRANTEES.
Mr.. Greeley in Baltimore.
Dedication of the new
Board of Trade Rooms
in Chicago.
The Anniversary of the
Great Fire.
Grant officials Indicted in
Jersey City.
The Anniversary of the
Great Fire.
Grant officials Indicted in
Jersey City.
Negro Quarrel in st. Louis
Murder in Virginia and
Ohio.

IonRl delegation will embrace Is Repubh-i
cans and Democrats; Is Republicans and |
3 Democrats are ele ected 10 the lover branch /
of the State Legislature. Alexander rep |
is elected State Senator in the FIRST dis
trics
New YORK, Oct. "a Philadelphis |
special to the Com mmsrcisl says that nearly |
all the returns from the State received 81
the Republican headquarters make Hart |
rAnft's ms ori3y thirty. thousand. The Re- |
publIosus gain seven members of Congress |
and lose one, IN Luzsrne District. Twenty |
Republicans and seven Democrats are
elected The Republicans have q msiori,y
of the ConstIt ion&l Convention, and sixEy
members Of the assembly against forty
Democrats. The Senate stands II R,pub
Icsns and l6 Democrats, but if Msrcisy is
elected in Clarion District the Republicans
will have lS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.--Forney's Press
heads it's returns: "Greeley's Doom Seal
ed !" and ssys: ut would be folly to Allege
that HarrADfl's majority is the Gf-spring
of frauds. We believe ii to be legitimate
majority. Grant pulled the ticket through.
In any ordinary oontest the ticket would
have been beaten out OF sight, but his name,
him in November, rallied thousands to
mis- support. He has always been stronger
than his party. Having fully challenged
such acts of administration as We believe
deserved challenge, we shall DO what be-
comes Us to support his election as Presi
dent"
New YORK. Dot. 9.-The Tribune says
"We have been cheated out of PsnnsyvA-
ola, have made great gains in Ohio, but not
enough to carry the State, and have nothing
discouragiDg from indiana"
i special to the Sun SAYS the Republi-
cans gain q Congressman IL the 6ih and also
in the 2lst district, and one State Senator
and two Legislators in Pennsy ylvADiS.
4 Especial saJs that As many as 80, 900 per
sons we're present at the Union League
headquarters laat night to hear news of the
elections. Mcclure and the Liberals gave
up the fght at 8 o'clock, IS they saw that the
Reps blicsn majority in Pnlladel phia alone
amounted TO more than they could hope t.
overcome by the total Backslew mAiorit,
IN the outside counties. The crowds in the
streets we're enthusiastic.
The Republicans fred a hundred guns
tere, to-day, over the election victories.
The Herald's Richmond dispatch has s
tSLkoT ITOm " SoDOI 70 dm65 1I1OpH VI ina
city, dated Sept 30, in which he says tha
be has not indicated any alteration in hi,
resolve not to be a candidate, as set forth il
hs communication to the Louisville Con
Vention.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 9. - The Democratic
State Com N ittee concede the election of Re
e publican Congressmen in oil the Republics
J. districts except Hamilton county, and 10
y 600 Republican mH jority on the State tick 81
u The Republicans Claim the State by 1900
10 $4,000.
, CoLoMBUs, Oct "a iolliGra.ion wa
g held by the Republicans tonight over th
r elections of yesterday. procession va
formed, which marched TO where Speske
Blaine was spending the evening and th
crowd insisted on q speech. In answer Nj
B. spoke for about ten minutes in pleasaI
2 vein He was followed by Gov. Noyes In
three minute speech.
indianapolis, Oct. 9.-At eleven o'eloc
the Republican Central Com mite figured
majority on the actual official returns fro
~ forrv seven counties and partial returns ar
,e estimated msjorities from ths balance of Il
'e State of 225 for Brown (Rep.) The Dem
,e cratic Committee claim net gain on Il
returns from 55 counties on The vote
Ices, which with partial returns and es
mated ajorities from the bA.ance of Il
state will elect Hendricks by one ihoussr
majority. The vote is SO eose that it m,
require the official msjorities to delermii
the result. The Democrats are jubilaut.
~ LArER.-The latest returns received t
E. night show gains on the State ticket, al
,ndcate-tAe election of Hendricks for Go
L. Tx pa,ub
ts cans gain two Congressmen, and prObab
lily lose one. The following is the result:
First district - Niblsck Dem. ID
Wolf dem J; 3i-Holman (Dsm.); 4th
Wilson (Rep.) by 600 msjority; 5th-C
burn Rep; 6th-Hun.er Crap. over Voc
et- hees, by zoo majority; 7th-Csssou (ReE
No. over MArson; Sth-Tyuer Rep J; 9Th
i'd Neff Dem over Shanks, present mem be
!. lOth-Ssyl lor tRep.); llsh-PAckard (Rel
& BALTIMORE, Oct. 9-Horaoe Greeley q
rived here this evening. He will deliver
address at the fourth annual fair of /
,e- MARYLAND Agricultural and Mechanical
NJ ciety, at noon, tomorrow, and will review
-.u grand torch light procession the same eve
"a ing.
CHICAGO, Oct. a. mere were no regu
markets to-day. At noon the members
= the Board of Trade marched in ptOcsssi
from the old rooms to the new edi6ce, VII
q formal Inauguration ia now taking piac'
MY CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-The ceremonies q.
fms; rns; dedication of the new Board of Trt
building we're of unusual interest, the
II beng densely preked Addresses we're
= livsred BY the officers Of the Board, w.