The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-06
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-Meagre return,
from the state showa Democratic ma
iorty of 10000 to 10000. The Congress
sional delegation will be entirely Demo
cratic, a gain of four members. kehoe
carries the first district, Erastus Wells the
second and Stone the third. The other
districts cannot be given yet.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Nov. ga Danvile dispatch
claims the election of Cabel, Con, in the
fifth district, Douglas Con defeats Sener il
the first district Plat, Rep, is elected il
the second district The congressiona
delegation from Virginia stands, Conserva
tive :, Republicans =,
LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, Nov 5,-Moncure' ma
iority in the city is l2,l26. Gibson's mo-
iority in the lst congressional district, over
Sypher, is $500; Ellis over Dibble, in the
I'd, is $500. Darrell is probably elected
in the Sd, by 500.
NEVADA
SAN Francisco. Nov. 5 In Nevada
the Republicans concede the election of
Bradley, Dem. for governor, but by ma
jority less than the first estimates, and
claim the election of Woodburn for con-
gress, over Ellis.
NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY City. Noy. 5,-Phelps, Rep. for
congress has majority of II. The result
is obtained by counting for him all the bal
lots bearing the name W. W, Phelps and
Wm Walter Phelps, of which there are
twenty-five.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosToN, Nov There is full Re,
publican council elected to advise and con
suit with Governor Castor, Dem.
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 5.-From official re-
ports to date the Democrats claim the
election of their entire congressional tick
ct.
ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 5--'I'he legislature
will be 10 Democrats and 40 Republicans
MINNESOTA.
ST.. PAUL Nov 5.-Tke Republicans
claim the legislature by IS majority on
Joint ballot.
New ORLEANS Nov 5,--The arrest of
Gen. Declonet and son in Martinsville is
reported this morning. Several others
were arrested yesterday,
MONROE, Nov. 5.--There is great re-
ioicing here over the election news in the
north,
MEMPHIS, Nov. 5.--In the suit of Wm. |
NJ. Harrington against the Memphis City |
Railway for $4,000 for services AS Presi- |
lent against which the company brought |
A counter suit for 100000 for alleged |
damages sustained under Harrington, the |
Jury returned verdict granting Earring
ton, nearly $l2,OO0 and the counter suit |
was thrown out of court
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 5.--The officer del |
gated by Gen. Ord to visit the grasshop-
Ter region reports no ease of actual starva-
ion there, but much suffering, and that the
leed of supplies before cold weather is ur-
rent. The present aid is entirely iusutfi-
,ient.
PRINCETON, I'll Nov. 5.-The friends of
Ieneral Henderson to the number of 100 |
'r more, led by the Princeton City Band, |
'aid the General a handsome omplinent
asst evening in the way Of visit and ser.
made, congratulating him upon his elec-
ion to congress. The music was excel
ent, and Mr. Henderson's response very
lappy effort, entirely appropriate to the
occasion.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. This morning
. passenger train on the Grand Rapids
md Indianapolis Railway. fifteen miles
south Of Grand Rapids, had the hind
,oach and sleeping car thrown from the
rack by a broken axle Levi Abel, of IL |
lnois, was SO badly injured that death en-
ued few minutes after. Several others
we're severely, but not dangerously,
Wounded.
LoCKpoRT, ILL.,, Nov, 5.-Navigation on
he Illinois and Michigan Canal will be
losed, and the water drawn off, on No
ember 20. No boats will be cleared af.
er the 18th instant, except at the owners
isk Of being frozen in. By order of the
Board of Canal Commissioners.
(Signed) VIM THOMAS,
General Superintendent