Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-15
By Telegraph!
Further from Indiana.
Hendricks's majority prob
ably over 1000.
Mr. Gree1ey's views on the
October Elections.
A Woman speaks for Gree
ley in Cooper Institute.
The National Democratic
Committee urge the sup
port of Greeley.
One of Grants Beef-Eaters
arrested for an attempt
nI E,.a-I - A. n~
One of Grants Beef-Eaters
arrested for an attempt
ed fraud in the Penn
sylvania Election.
GRANTEES shoot at a boy for
Hurrahing for Greeley.
Funeral of Gov. Seward.
Other News Items.

INDIANAPOLIS, lad, Oct. l3.-Returns
are in from only As of the 81 counties of
the State. With three or four exceptions
the official returns show an increase in the
vote for Hendricks. The figures nov in.
with those previously reported from the AZ
counties, give him . ms jority of l 1853 It
iS probable that this will be increased to
over 1000. 1t 10 said that the Radicals in
tend to contest the election, should the ma
jority for. .Hendricksfa below 500, butspon
what ground it is not known,
ISDIASAPoLIs, Oct. 13.-The oficial vote
of twenIy-sevsn counties received at the
Secretary of States Office, with ssmi-offl ,al
returns from eighteen counties, give Hen
bricks, (dem) for Governor s94 majority
Lsonidas Sexton (repj for LL Governor,
1913 maj W. W. Curry trep) for Secrs-
tary of Stats, l,l63 maj ]. A. WildmaE
(rep) Auditor, ,224 mai J. B. Glover (rep)
Treasurer, $50 maj; G. L. 0rth (repl for
Congressman at large. l,l47 msj Wm.
Williams (rAp) for Congressman at large,
], ,474 maj. The Legislature from the off
cial returns, will stand 54 Republicans to
46 Democrats, in the House u Republi-
can to % Democrats, in the Senate The
official vote of the 9Gh Congressional Dis
trict elects Neff over Shsnks (rep) by %
votes; but in one township in Adams county
in Shanks' District, Al Republican votes
were thrown out on account of the words
Republican Tickes' printed at the head OF
the ticket. If these votes are allowed in
the final count, ShAuks will be elected BY
l9 votes. Both parties are preparing TO
renew the contest for the Presidential cleo
iion.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 14-Mr. Greeley's views
on the October elections have been freely
expressed 10 those who have questioned him
since his return from Baltimore. To q
Hera d reporter he said:
" Our people IRE not likely to get fright
ened by the October results. We intend to
do our best TO the end. | think We can
surely count on 1913 electoral votes in the
South, and 1 think the North will give us
the rest. Undoubtedly there we're frauds
psrpetrased in the Psnnsylvsnis elecIion-
frauds that Affect the whole American
scheme OF self-government more dissstrously
than they can affect me personally, aud
believe that the principles of the Liberal
movement are so deeply imbedded in the
minds and hearts of our people that only
similar fraud can insure the success of the
OppSaAo III NONtluOtIs muat De
remsm bered that frauds cannot be diffused
so readily over 81 States as over three.
feared for Pennsylvania, Notwithstanding
the evil character of the Republican nomi-
nees there, more than for Ohio for our
friends were wsIl organized in Ohio and
greatly lacked organization in Penpsylva-
MIA. In At least one speech IN Pennsylva-
mia l stronlY urged organization, and ex-
planned the need of it"
To . World reporter Mr.. Greeley re-
marked that he saw no reason for any de-
spondency, and was as firm IS ever in his
belief that the Liberals would triumph in
November. The result in PennsylvAnis
and Ohio was no real criterion, and should
those States 90 the same way in November,
the Liberals still had good cause to hope
for success. His impression was that the
Southern States, with probably one excep-
tion, would give Liberal majorIties. Their
electoral vote, together with what would be
added by New York and other Northern
States were sufficient to insure victory. He
was certain, from what he had since Tues
days election, that the defeat in Pennsy Iva
MIA had inVigorAted the Liberals throughout
the country, and ircited them to enter into
the campaign with greater energy.
New YORK, Oct. l4.-John Cochraus,
Chairman of the Liberal Republican State
Committee, issues an address to the Liberal
Republicans of the State, reviewing the
result of the October elections and claiming
that twenty States, and nearly two hundred
electoral votes can still be carried for Gree
ley in November.
| LANCASTER, Pa, Oct l4.-Complaint
was made to-day before Alderman Arnweg
by ReinhArd Keller, Election Judge oi
Lancaster, against II. f. Meklenburg, Q
). Collector of Internal Revenue, for offer.
ing said election Judge 5000 if be would
stuff ballot box to reduce Buckelew's ma.
jority to loo in said ward. A warrant was
issued tor the arrest of Mecklenburg.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 23.-Covington had a
riot last night. A Grant procession. hall
whites and half colored, we're marching
along the street. The story is that boy
bsllooed for Greeley. A negro said shoo
him, and commenced firing. One story is
that the negroes fred in the air. Another
story is that they fred into crowd of by
ISLANDERS. While it is represented that man
shots we're fired, no one wss struck or graz
cd except one man, who had . hole shot
through his hat. Five or six persons wers
struck with torches or bouldsrs. Bulletl
were fred into one store, and the doors anG
windows Of two other stores we're broken in
New YoRK, Oct. 14-A decided senss.
tion vas created at Cooper Institute to-nigh
bv the aueack ,f Mi.a As.nia Cwawaa n