The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-11
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ELECTION RETURNS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. II, 1876.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov II, 1876,
Counties are all in showing Tilden's ma
jority 5,424.
I4AwRENCEvIILE, His, Nov. l1.-Ofi-
cial vote of Lawrence county. Hayes | 1873
Tilden ,339, Cooper 27. Congressman,
Republican !, ,l9S, Democratic 1886 Coy
ernor, Republican l,l94 Democratic 1856,
QUINCY, His, Nov. 11-Oficial of
Adams county, president Tilden 6,3O8,
Hayes 4, 4,953, Cooper Al, Green Clay Smith
II. Governor, Steward 6,3lS, Cullom
4,973, Jos. T. Simpson 10, o. H. Brown
ing |. Congressman, Democratic 6, ,l26,
Republican 5,l37, Prohibition 20
New YORK, Nov. l1.-Up to | O'Clock
here there is complete dearth of election
news and the manufacturers of dispatches
seem to have gone entirely out of the bu-
siness
The Tribune makes the announcement
on its bulletin board that the dispatch
purporting to be from Senator Couover, con-
ceding Florida to the Democrats9was togus.
New YORK, Nov. ll.--There was less
excitement in the streets this morning con-
cerning the presidential election; there
were as usual crowds around different bull
! letin boards, but they were less eager,
noisy and demonstrative than on previous
days-Democrats and Republicans appar-
emily having both made up their
minds not to halo until they were quite
certain that they were out Of the woods.
The oldrooms OF the Republican committee
at the Fifth avenue hotel were abandoned
last night as the lease of them had expired.
The. committee are occupying another
room in the same building. Mr.. Clancy,
Iolo RI ~ ha hot
dispatches had been received. The Post
says the conference of promi-
nent Republicans at the Fifth ave
nue. hotel last evening held tc
discuss the advisability of uniting with
the Democratic committee in requesting
eminent citizens to proceed to louisiana
vas dissolved without result on account OF
a report of the news of the president,
proclamation; in view of the proposed
measure it was declared unnecessary.
At Democratic headquarters, in the
Everett House, affairs are quiet though ;
ripple of excitement was occasioned by th'
report of the Corover despatche Several
visitors spoke favorably of General Grant
proclamation saying they saw nothing
wrong in it it be meant what he said.
The report that Mr.. Evarts had started
for the south was denied.
Dispatches had been received, it was
said, confirming former reports Iavorabi
to Democrats,
w. H. Roberts, assistant editor of tn
New Orleans Times, ,telegraphs here unde
date 10th, "ffty-cne parishes give tn
Democrats majority OF 3,425 and som
j Democratic parishes yet to hear from,
+ JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 1.-Distan
counties in this state ale still to be official
ly heard from Ia regard to election re
o suits up to this time they can only be est
G mated as there is no telegraphlc commu
= nication with them.
!. Boston, Nov. 1.-THE Evening Tra1
n eler says Charles Fraucis Adams starte
: .or the south to day.
4 SAN Francisco, Nov. ll.-Senato
"e Marion states this morning that he wi
I. not return east until the conclusion of tn
investigation Of the Chinese question o
which he is engaged here. He indorst
y the wisdom Of the proposition to obtai
the presence of prominent and truste
:, men Of both parties to assist in allayiT
the present excited feeling in the sout
+, but expresses his belief that no seriol
com phcations will ensue, although the 81
uation calls for prudent action.
In the Fourth congregational district r
turns thus far obtained, which are sen
official and trustworthy, give Pacheco, /
publican, 622 majority. The small pr
cincts to hear from will not material
4 modify these figures. The vote on co
gresham 10 the 4th district is very clo