The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-06
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Railroad Accident, Suicide.
Accidents, Etc..

lOWuS give CndS. II. lngerSOll; democrat,
for governor 1000, James Lloyd Greene,
5000, Henry D. Smith, Pro,
800. Ingersollis probably elect
ed. As far as heard from the legislature
is the same as last year. Hawleyis prob
ably defeated in the First District by from
1000 to 1000.
The Republicans have gained in the leg
islature, but probably not enough to over
come the Democratic majority. This coun-
tvs complete returns give Greene, Repub-
lican, for governor S,740, Ingersoll, Demo-
crat 1887, Smith Prohibitionist 2,l77.
Holland county gives Greene 2,O7s, Inger-
soil 2, l65. Litchfeld county gives Greene
about $500, Ingersoll 5, 499. In the First
District, Hawley runs ahead of the Repub-
ilcan ticket. in Hartford largely, though de-
feated by 200.
LATER-Hawley is defeated for con-
gress by 490 plurality. Twenty of twen-
ty-ive towns of New Haven county give
Greene, Republican, 8, 1867, Ingersoll, Dem
ocrat, 12, 1876. Thirteen towns of Fairfield
county give Greene 1869, Ingersolls3, ,543.
Middlesex county gives Greene 1856, In
gersoll 1921. New London county
Greene 5,625, lngersoll $500. Windham
county-Greene 2,601, Ingersoll 2,0l7.
New HAVEN, Conn.,, April 5.-Thirty-
three of forty towns in this congressional
district give Kellogg. Republican, IL, ,S49,
Phelps, Democrat, 14,l58, The latter is
undoubtedly elected.
New YORK, Apri! with only thirty
five towns to be heard from the guberna.
torial vote in Connecticut stand: Greene
A O6A Toro,son En Qae C.r,tI, q 600 T.
gersoll is certainly elected by 1000 major
ity. The congressman elected are: First
District, Landers, Democrat; Second Dis
trict, Phelps, Democrat; Third District
Starkweather, Republican Fourth Dis
trict, Barnum, Democrat.
CINCINNATI, O., April 5.-The election
to-day was very exciting. At IL P. NJ. i
is believed the Democrats have elected
their entire ticket by from 1000 to 6,O0l
majority.
STERLING, ILL.,, April 3.-P, Ericsson
living south of Tampico, shot himself
few days ago. He was alive at last &C
covery. The ball went through his bod
near the heart, Hekhad contract on tn
Bureau county ditch, and was desponden
on account of losing money.
A heavy suit has occupied several day
of the circuit court at Morrison. ID. B
Sears sued the Lyndon Hydraulic com
pany for 100000 worth of stock which b
claims should have been issued to him
and for losses sustained. The jury gave
verdict in favor of the plaintiff for thirty
five dollars on the hundred, and interes
from April. 1873, to date.
/ INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 5. Two boo
and shoe houses here were closed tn
morning by the sheriff. G. G. Capron an
A, I. Reynolds were the proprietors, an
lit appears they have been run by purcha
, ing small stocks in Cincinnati and els
where, and running them to Chicago an
, selling them at auction. w. g. Thorn
. & Co., Simpkinson & Co., and Alter, Wi
ston & Co., of Cincinnati, are among tt
sufferers. A list of over 500 firms W;
found among their effects, which consiste
T Of a show Of empty boxes, representa-
; about $4,000, while the stock will not i
t voice over $1,000. Capron and m,
=. named Pierson were arrested More d
c velopments are expected.
d DETROIT, Mich, April 5.-This NOR
!, ing as the Atlantic express train from CT
? cago neared the Grand Trunk junctio
It Carl Ludwig, who was on his way fro
!, his home at Milwaukee to visit to b
!. y home in Germany, became possessed of t
l. idea that men on the train intended
2 murder and rob him, ,and jumped off. 4
Is body was found horribly mangled. E
r wife and father continued their j0urne
E, the railroad company undertaking to bu
the deceased.
Is LA SALE, ILL.,, April 5.-The annount
: ment that the coal miners OF La Sale a.
Peru had resumed work was premature.
. A large number of them held meeting
this city to-day, at which they resoly
b that they would not resume work nor he
I any more meetings until notified that tn
B demand of ninety cents per ton for mini
(last summers wages) was acceded to.
PARIS, KY, April 5.-During the st
= lion show to-day, Goldsmith's Abdall
a was instantly killed, while going arou
" the track. He was met by his full bro
er, John Bright, and the shaft of his sui
4 entered his breast and came out near
y top of the shoulder, causing his death il
few minutes. His loss is greatly deplor
as he was considered one of the b
n horses in the United States. He was '
= ued at 100000.
IS CHICAGO, April 5.-A collision of pass
ger trains occurred on the Iowa Divis
= of the Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy r
y road, early yesterday morning, about
. miles west of Burlington, killing three
! the train men and injuring several otht
The trains were badly wrecked, but
passengers were seriously hurt.
eS, Joseph illness, one of the oldest lett
re- carriers connected with the Chicago I
Pc. Z Office, was arrested on Saturday night
ius. opening letters con6ded to him for de
cry. For some time past he had been
3. lpected Of such little weaknesses, and