The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-20
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Houses ballotted separately, at noon to-day,
f,r United States senator. In the SENT
johnson received 6, Stephenson g., Brown
3, Bates 4, Savage 2. Quarles 2, Ewing l,
Kennedy /. House-Johnson q, Steph-
S enson ii, Brown ll,Bates II. Quarles 5,
= Ewing 6, Savage 6, Brownlow 2, Haw-
kins l.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 19.-Senator Car
penter and Gov Washburn have been In
I yited to address the members OF the legls' |
lature on the condition OF affairs In the
South. Carpenter has accepted, UoV'
Washburn's intentions are not known;
e Wednesday evening is the time selecteo
nd for the addresses.
OMAHA Neb., Jan, 19.--The ballot for
United States senator to-day, resulted
Thayer II, Dundy u, Paddock y, Mason
y 5, scattering 6; necessary to ShoiGe ~. ,r
HARRIsBURG, Jan, l9-The Republi.
can caucus this morning nominated Jno
Allison, Register of the United States
Treasury, for United States senator.
HARRISBURG, Penn, Jan, l6:-The
ballot for United States senator to-day re-
suited: Senate-Allison 29, Wallace le;
House-Allison 8S, Wallace lO7.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 19.-1n the senate
TO-DAY Hannibal Hamlin received for sena-
ato1 II votes John G. Talbot 3; in the
house, Hamlin "a, Talbot AZ.
,,o BosToN, Mass, Jan, 19.-The second
'io' ballot for United States senator in the SEN
's o ate resulted Dawes Is, Abbott IA, Hoar
IL 5, scattering 3; in the house. second ballot
Dawes 3, Abbott II, Hoar l3, Adams 10.
DETROIT, Mich, JAN, l9.-First Sena-
torial ballot in the senate-Chandler l I,
TO Mcclellan IL. Chamberlain 2; Fitch l
UO Moore |; in the house-Chandler 46
Childs 4, Bagley 2, Christiancy 2, res
scattering.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jan 19.-Th
senatorial ballot in the senate to-day re
re-. suited; Thos Z. Mcdonald 33, DAME
d. Pratt Is, Thompson 7, Buchanan
Holman l /; House-McDouald 53: Prat
26, rest scattering. This elects McDoI
&c. aid. "
rC1 MADISON, Wis, Jan. 19-Hon. Il. "
NU Keyes, chairman of the Republican sta
central committee, telegraphed to the Ch
KEE' cago Inter Ocean last night that Carpe
ors o.; ter's election is now certain.
. ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Jan. l9.-The vote
..,. the general assembly for United Stat
7 years senator to- day, was as follows Senate
ID WIG Cockerell 32, Parker 6. House-Cocker
horA %, Schurz s. Parker %, Shields l.
ALBANY, Jan. 19.-The vote to-day
in use the legislature for United States sena
= .nd resulted as follows: Senate-E D. M
= Teeth pan II. Francis Herman l3. Assembly
+. d. Morgan, SO, Francis Herman IL.
PAwTUCKET, R. l., Jan. 19.-The g
Worm. eral assembly had two ballots to-day
ions OF United States senator, without result.
TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 19.-Gov. Be
was inaugurated to-day. in his addr
lie Hair, he saws: "There has been too much
he9; Iterference by United States military
Unu Sem o'' federal marshals in the work OF restt
- tion, and too little moral support IN the
ae,a for tioual government at the South for her
Winter to rehabilitate.
ne Ieorsss 9es NEw YORK, Jan. ia meeting of
d. our ITn;on League Club was held last ever
'een the to take action in regard to the Louis
exceed question There was great deal OF sp
lents, re ed discussion but no result was reae
e. e.voung other than the laying OF the whole ma
to maks on the table
ing busi At a meeting of the Republican Gel
rinb committee tonight resolutions were az
) to work ed sustaining the actieR Ut PRESIDENT u
ESTs s1s0iIS an" in the Louisiana matter.
,ody can CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-Mr b. r. A
3 at ono. President and holder of two thirds OF
Address took of the Cook county National b
20, Ill. the failure of which was announced
morning, stated to a reporter this
w erty which will all be turned over t
Is creditors Of the bank if necessary to
- their demands. Mr.. Allen has also
yate bank at Des Moines, is Preslde'
the State National Bank of the
city. aud head of house in New =;
nj MIR. Allen will soon start tor Des NJ
" to meet his responsibilities there
& will require several days to make
= statements of the assets and lab
\ e DEs MONIES, Jan, l9.-The anne
v " ment Of the suspension OF the Cook
ty National Bank, of Chicago, caused
tR J regret and surprise in this city, the
er home of its President, b: i.
NTH. There was general feeling OF cont
s ,s 9nekte @ WsS 70 in Mr. Aliens ability to meet In
ing, thus re- Indebtedness, and this faith was al
dssonnset ans pressed by resolutions passed at
style OF sns- ing OF business men odieu All IN
SIX ! aostoo SS;, q matter of precaution, but two