The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-05

riOuS character. They were loiioWeu ny !
Curran and a number of others. After |
going a short distance Yattaw and Smith |
turned and fired INTO the crowd killing
Curran and slightly wounding Moses Sci
minsky. The three marshals were AT
rested
Congressional returns from Illinois
come in very slowly, brief telegram an
nources the reelection of William X
MORRISON In Chicago, Dunham, rep. IN
the First district is reelected. In the Sec
ond, the fight is close between Fineriy,
inAependent and Lawler, democrat. In
The Third district James II. Ward, demo>
clat, is elected as result of triangular
fight in the district growing out of the
arbitration declaring George X. Davis not
the regular nominee. In the Fourth dis
trict Adams, rep. is reelected.
In Carbondale. Gen, Logan's old home,
rep. mai. SO greater than Garfield. AT
/ 80 reports were so contradictory Gen.
Logan said well, gentleman, things are
too mixed to night for me to get any kind
of idea" and left for home. Chairman
Jones, of the state central committee, de-
clined to venture any opinion as to the
result in Illinois.
One hundred and sixty four precincts
including 13 precincts of Chicago give
Oglesby 33, ,507, Harrison 33,362.
1913 precincts of Cook county, Chicago,
give Blaine 81 223, Cleveland 34,6O1.
$50 precincts including 43 in Chicago,
Oglesby 45, $50. Harrison 46,042.
TIsKILwA, Nov. 4-The democratic
majority in Arispie township, Bureau
county, is 35, dem gain of over the
vote of 1880. In Henry county, Annawan
township, Blaine 1877; Cleveland 76; st.
John 2; Oglesby 1873; Harrison 70; Hobbs
| g
Returns Of Cook county and Chi
cago precincts come in slowly on account
of heavy scratching. Returns now in
show that Cleveland and Harrison ran
largely ahead of the ticket. Returns from
the state at large too meagre for forecast,
but 446 precincts out of about 9, 400 show
large democratic gains. In the city indi>
cations are republicans elect congressman
in first and democrats in second and
third. Fourth district yet in doubt; coun'
ty ticket badly scratched. In Second
ward after closing polls constable was
killed by deputy marshal who is in Gus
tody, otherwise the best of order pre-
vailed, the day passing into history as one
of the greatest elections ever known IN
Chicago.
FREEPoRT, Nov. "a special from
Freeport says: The city of Freeport
gives democratic plurality of 21S, ne
gain of 1874. Stephenson county goes re"
publican by 175, a democratic gain OF
334. Cronkrite, democrat, will be re-
elected to the Legislature by close vote
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The morning pa
pers headlines are as follows: Times
'Jims jig is up;' Tribune, Blaine
Ahead" Inter Ocean, "All Northern
States Except Indiana and New Jerse,
, for Blaine" Herald. Cleveland 49,
Electoral Votes. Blaine ia, New York
Sc Votes, California s Votes, Doubtful
Latest reports this morning from New
York give Blaine the state by 1900 ma
Jority.
Three hundred and .hirtyeight precinct
outside of Cook county show net demo
cratic gain of S,714.
, Six hundred and thirty precincts, in
l Guiding 1874 in Cook county, give Oglesb
1877, 500; Harrison, 1865
Five hundred and thirty precincts 5
in Cook county, Chicago, give Oglesb
102, ,219; Harrison 97,017. Four hundre
J and thirtythree precincts outside of Coo
y county give Hobbs, prohibitionist, fo
governor, 2,529; Harper 3S6.
INDIANA.
=, INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. with the eX
p ception of the trouble at Fairfield, She
i by county, the state election passed O
q quietly, and Notwithstanding the lower
2 ing and squally weather very large vol
n was polled, the interest taken being vel
e great. The vote being for state and coul
ty officers beside the Presidential electo
# and congressman will make the coul
V tedious and as yet nothing like accuraC
! can be had nor any idea of what the T
IF suit will be on national or state officer
!. while no returns are yet iu from congrc
70 sional districts At Fairfield, Shelby cOu
= ty, when the polls opened this morniI
an armed mob of democrats captured Il
Ia polls and drove the republicans aw'
"a with clubs and rcyolyers. Jno. Smit
Henry Smith and other leading republi
~ licans were knocked down and beaten a
i, all fled for their lives. The election
j. this city was quiet throughout and fl
vote was polled.
"a EVANSVILLE, Nov 4-The First pr
.s cinct in this city the rep. maj, is cstims
N ed at "a.
. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov.4-HcndriC
- SAYS he has received special informant
n from a dozen or more counties in the st'
and all show dem. gains. He feels CO
fident that Indiana will give a dem. pit
ality of over 5000.
ey Five precincts in this city complete
V give net democratic gain over 1882
Lrt 1872
lis Hundred voting places show net
ID, publican gain of 267. This ratio bel
he continued it would still give Cleveland
be state by 5000 plurality.
1G5 voting places show net repul
ms can gain of 20.
B. 800 voting places show republic
p. gain of 9,072, democratic gain $3.50;
isN republican gain 1907.
$50 voting places show repuoIl'
of gain of 1880; democratic gain 6,7;
,ut net republican gain 3, SAT. Indicates de
la' ocratic plurality of 500 in state.
De INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-Three hu
ne dred voting places show a net republic
us gain of 2,022.
ON Three hundred and forty voting pla
show rep gain of 5,S0S, dem gair
y, 3,570, net republican gain 1895. Z
'oo per cent of the vote heard from. f
hundred voting places show rep.
leu of 6,S04, dem gain 4,283 net rep
ess 2,521.
my -Four hundred and sixty voting pla
Oh show rep gain of 8,67S, dem gair
IA IA: 5,156; net rep gain 1880.
CT "o00-'Si-''
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4.-Day ope
rms cold. a drizzling rain, which still cont
Ids ues. The heaviest vote ever know
the being polled in the city. A like condi
rec as regards the weather, and large '
ed. are indicated throughout the state.
ood At one o'clock this morning but 20