The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-05
TELEGRAPH1C,
A GREAT REVOLUTION !!
A Democratic Congress!
Goodbye Mr.. Blaine!
Goodbye Robbers and Sal
ary-Grabbers.
Good Bye Third-Term!
The StuRng Knocked Out
Of the Late Republican
PartvI
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
| CHICAGO, Nov 4-Returns from the
LIST, I'd aud Sd congressional districts ar,
still incomplete, and the vote in all is ST
close that without Iull returns it is impos
sibe to state the positive result in any
Lake county gives rarwell only Al maj
but he claims 81 maj. in Cook, which viii
OF course elect him. Harrison is probably
elected over Ward IN the ID district, while
the friends of both Smith and CaulfelG
claim their election in the lst district.
Reports from the state indicate the elec
ton of the Republican state ticket by de.
creased majorities
Another dispatch says the Democrats
have net majority of $1,000 or $4,000 in
the state, which will probably be increased
to 10000 on Superintendent of Public In
struction, Etter, but the opposition vote
being diyided, on treasurer Rdgway, Re
4 publican, is doubtless elected for State
Treasurer, Cook county, however, gives
Carroll, Democrat for State Treasurer,
5000 majority,
Putnam county gives Ridgway 60 mai.
for state treasurer; Powell "a mai for SUI
perlntendent of public instruction Elliott,
for congress, 10 maj.
NEW YORK.
ALRANY, Nov. 5.-Adams, Rep. is elect,
ed to congress in the 10th district; Baker,
Rep, in the 24th; Hathorn, Rep, III the
Goth
New York, Nov. 4-kings county
gives the state ticket $4,000 Dem, maj
Winchester Britton, removed from office
by Ex, is re elected by 5000 mai.
Newburg-Bcebe Dem, is elected to
congress from the 18th district by over
1900 maj
Tables made up tonight of members
elected in the next United States House
of Representatives show Democratic ma
jority Of Sc.
1t is reported that Pennsylvania has
gone Democratic 1000 to 5000, with l6
Democratic and II Republican congress
men.
| MICHIGAN.
DETROIT Nov. T. In Wayne county
which includes Detroit City and composes
the first congressional district, the Denis
elect the entire county ticket, except
clerk. Their majority on Governor is
$50; on congressman 1887. The Dems
will have a large representation in the leg
isltture, possibly majority,
The result on congressman in the eighth
district is in doubt and II full vote may be
necessary to decide. The district is very
large, including Saginaw valley and the
eastern part Of the state north of Saginaw
Bay. he Rep. maj in 1872 was 300
The Dems claim the election of Cham
berain for Governor by a majority of 900
to 1000. The Republicans claim the state
by small majority. Fuller returns are
necessary to decide with certainty. The
congressional delegation will probably
stand Reps Dems,
The senate has two or three Democratic
majority. Both sides claim the House,
Bagley, for Governor, will probably not
have over 1000 maj.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 4.-The Republi-
can majority 90 the state ticket IN tins city
is ll.7lG The Press, Rep, comedies the
election to twelve Democratic congressmen
in the state to fifteen Republicans, loss
of seven, but claims the state by $4,000.
A dispatch from Towanda this morning
clai.cs the election Of Powell, Dem, in the
fifteenth district an additional Republi
can loss. Kelly aud O'Neill, Reps, and
Randall. Dem, are elected to congress.
The First and Sixth districts are close and
still in doubt.
Six counties give 200 Democratic MA,
Iiority. Reilly, Dem, has 800 majority fol
congress Collins, Dem, 543 maj
W. \. Kcteham, Rep, is elected to con,
gress in the l2lh district by 800 majority.
Cotton, Dem, III the ! Ith district, is elect
ed by from 1000 to 5000 maj.
Forney's Press admits that the result il
the state is doubtful. The defeat ol
Breath, Rep, for secretary OF state, con
ceded. 1t also comedies "a majority in the
LEGISLATURE, but thinks this may be chang
ed The Democrats have at least Is oGI
of - congressman.
| PITTsBURGH. Nov. 4.-Returns thus fai
FROM the 23d district give Cochran, Dem.
for congress, slight mai Wallace, Rep,
is elected in the 24th district
Pittsburgh districts of this coun
II Dem. to Rep. The latest returns in
dicate Democratic victories in the 18th
18th. 2Dth, 2lst, 221, % |, 18th, 26th and
27th congressional districts. 1t is barely
possible that Oh joint ballot the Republl
cans have majority IN the ds>CApig'
NEW JERSEY.
| JERSEY CITY, Nov. 4.-Judce Bedle
Deu., is elected governor by l2,0JO maj
The congressman elected are; lst dis
trict, Sinnickson, Rep; u. Dobbins, Rep,
Sd, Ross, Dem; 4th, Hamilton, Dem; 9TH
Citizen, Dem; 9th, Teese, Dem; 9TH
Hardenburc. Dem The house stands 3!
Democrats, 2l Republicans, a Democrat,
majority of II on int ballot.
/ Patterson-ln Berger county the inspec
tors of election threw out sixteen ballots
for "Wm., tutracii,n of William Wal
ter PHELPS. and "a for w W Phelps
Including these 60 ballots Phelps is elect
e1 toy II maj.
WISCONSIN.
} MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4-Ihe result i
about the same as stated last night. tn,
Renublican, elect Williams. Caswell, Ma.
roln. KimbaIi Ruck and McDlIl to con
cress. The Democrats elect Burcharl
Lvnde. and claiw BJuck for congress Tn,
. Democrats cnucede a Republican majorit!
on a int ballot in the legislature, Ih'
chairman OF the Republican state cen,ra
committee cl1iau- tx congressman aud ten
= to twenty mai Ity 10 the legislature
Rafurus ny leave llftie lpubf that thu