The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-06

Returns from all but three assembly dis
trict5 give Grace County Democracy, for
mayor, majority of 10000 over Grant, the
Tammany candidate.
THE CONGRESSMAN.
NEW York, Nov. IL5-Democratic congress-
men were elected in all the districts of this
city They are: Nick Muller, Sixth; j. j.
Adams, Seventh; S. s. Cox, Eighth; Joseph
Pulitzer, Ninth; A. S. Hewitt, Tenth; Col
Merriman, Eleventh; Abraham Dowdvey.
Twelfth; Egbert L. Viele, Thirteenth, and
W. G. Stahlnecker in the Fourteenth.
Pulitzer, Merriman, Dowdvey, Viele and
Stahnecker are new members.
The congressional delegation of this state
will be II Republicans and II Democrats
THE LEGISLATURE.
New YORK, Nov. 5.--The Times figures
that the next assembly will consist Of IS Re-
publicans and So Democrats The senate,
which holds over another year, contains -
Republicans and - Democrats. The number
Of votes on joint ballot that will be required
to elect the next United States senator is 81
THE BROOKLYN VOTE.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 5.-The result Of the
election in Brooklyn and county towns causes
great enthusiasm among the Democrats, and
independent Republicans, who co-operated
with them in bringing about the victory.
The figure, on electoral ticket show
Cleveland has a majority in Kings county
over Blaine of Is, 152 Buffers total vote is
1901. St John, 1869 The Democrats
elected three out of four members of con-
gress nine out Of twelve assamGlymen, and
also elected their sheriff, city judge, comp
troller, and auditor, besides a majority Of
the supervisors.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. Sup toSo'clock Weines-
day morning the complete returns of only
two wards had been received at the city
hall In most cases but a precinct or
two were missing, and in these cases it was
easy to decide the way the ward had gone.
The returns from the distant wards on the
north side were woefully incomplete, and
as to Evanston and Lake View
moro districts were missing than
had been obtained. The result
in the county is certain, however. The
Democrats have carried through their entire
county ticket with not less than $500 ma
jority 6 Carter Harrison's majority in the
city is put at Il, 900 and at 1900 in the coun.
ty. Not q single name on the Republican
county ticket escapes States Attorney
Mills, however, was the sufferer from some
scratching that did not affect his associates
He did not run up to his ticket where
he has invariably hitherto run far ahead OF
it. McCirath, Healey, and the others went
down before the several opponents.
LAWYER defeated Finerty overwhelmingly
his majority being above 2,10O. Durham
as easily defeated his opponent Tilden, &,
did Adams his opponent Altgeld The fight
between Fitz-Simons and Mason was fierce
enough in the Third district to allow the
election of Ward
In the legislature, if the returns so fan
received are correct, there will be 81
Democrats to 10G Republicans on joint
session.
LATER.-With six precincts to hear from
i'll the Third congressional district, the total:
are as follows: Ward, ID, III; Mason, 9,5ia;
Fitz Simmons, 1875
Complete returns from l27 of the III pre-
cincts in Chicago give Cleveland S4,5l0
Blaine, Sc, GAP
Returns from 154 of the III precincts il
the city of Chicago give Harrison for gov
eTnor &c, $50, Oglesby Il, 1S3, and Hobbs 49,
This is a plurality for Harrison over Oglesby
of I, Sol, and majority over Oglesby an,
Hobbs OF %,9l7.
The plurality OF Smith, Republican caudi
date for lieutenant governor, over Setter
Democrat, in the 154 precincts is 1,519 Tn,
vote is: Smith, 1921, and Setter, Al, 5G2
Returns from the Second congressional
distriet-all but one precinct-give Lawler
majority Of , G29 over Finerty, for congres
in the Second district.
Five hundred and one precincts III Illinois
including Is in Cook county and Chicago
For Oglesby, 1O2, 219; Harrison, 97,077
One hundred and twenty-six pre-
cincts in the city give the follow
inE results for secretary of stat
Dougherty, Dem, 1920; Dement,, Rep.
A. ,93ii; Enos, Pro, GG2
Returns so far received from that state in
dictate majority for Blaine of 1900 t
| 10000.
/ "a HitCidl liNIil tui9 Guy " hF htillIi
| Post at New York says $50 miscellaneou
precincts from Illinois give Cleveland an
| Blaine almost a tie vote. Harrison, Dem.
for governor IS generally conceded to b
elected. The Democrats claim the lesisla
| ture.
| Chairman A III. Jones, of the Illinois Stat
| Republican committee, says that Illinois ha
gone Republican by from $1,000 to $500
majority.
The Mail figures the congressional dclega
ton at twelve Republicans AM nine Dome
Gratis.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-1l:50 n m-Five hun
dre1 and one precincts in Illinois, includin
seventy eight in Cook county and Chicago
For Oglesby, TO-, 219; Harrison 97,O77
Three hundred and lightweight precinct
i'll Illinois, outside Of Cook county, show
net Democratic gain of 17li
Six hundred and thirty one precincts i
Illinois, including 124 in Cook county, CIV
Oglesby 1877, SOS; Harrison, 1860; Hobh
3.149, and Harper, 722.
Five hundred and one precincts, includin
20 in Cook county and Chicago: Ogles!4
| lo2, 2t9; Harrison, H,017. Four hundred an
thirty three precincts outside of Cook county
Hobbs, for governor, :, 500; Harper, 3sd.
Six hundred and thirty-one precincts ii
GLIDING 124 in Cook county and Chicago, &c
governor; Oglesby, 137, sos; Horrisor, Ii
655.
Six hundred and sixty-four precincts II
Guiding 124 in Cook county and Chicagt
give for Oglesby III, 49S and Harrison 1877, !G
| EndEsnas
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-10 a. m.-1h
latest bulletin from the election gives q M
Republican gain of $3.50 in 262 precinc