The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-11
RecapitulatiOn.
Democrats.
Republicans.
OHIO.

THE GENERAL REsULT-LARGE UNION GAINS.
The Governor OF Ohio telegraphs the State good
CHSofNNATI, October iO-The total vote in this
city Yesterday foots up over 290O0, which exceeds
orty it is estimated. will be about $4,000. The vote
for the purchase of the Gas Works by the city was
OVerM1 SoI1HRUs "A 4N M~FortyVe W COUNTIES rive
Union majority 80, 749 The majority the State
will be about $4,000; De,ano is elected. Morgans
OF 250. He Is probably defeated.
INDIANA.
THE GENERAL REsULT-A HARD FIGHT UNION
MAJoRITIEs.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 10 Our dispatches come
in slowly. Partial returns from twenty eignt
counties show IN sixteen counties gain for the
Union cket; in five counties Democratic gain.
SIX counties thOw an unchanged vote. From these
and general dispatches The Union majority in the
state is put at 10 COO. The returns from Marion,
hanePeR SGhnsOn m ana 16v sne0Y counties %
and may be changed by further returns.
INDIANAPoLIs, October 10.-The returns come in
very slowly, and are exceedingly incomplete. The
State is generally conceded to the Republicans by
about 10 O00 majority. Indianapolis city county
gave Morton for Governor GOO majority. Hughes
Republican, is elected TO the Legislature in Marion
county, which IS gain.
CONGRESSIONAL MAJoRITIEs.
| INDIANAPoLIs October 19-ll p. M-Fuller re.
turns from the northern part of the State received
| this afternoon, show LARGE Union gains From the
best esImates thai can be made, the Union majority
men are elected;-
LlsLnc's
Niblack, Democrat majority 20OO
| il. Kerr Democrat, majority 1877,
Ill. Hunter, Union majority 900
Nv. Holman, Democrat, majority 800 to 600
V. Julian, Republican, majority 800
VI. Coburn, Republican, majority 22oO.
VII. Washburne, Union majority 900.
VIII. 0rth, Union, majority 800
TX. Cotax Umon majority 1000
| Y. Williams Union, majority 1000.
XI. Shanks Union, majority 1000
Republicans
branches OF the Legislature.
IOWA.
CONGRESSIONAL MAJoRITIEs.
FORT MADISON, Iowa, October lO.-Warren's
| (Democrar for Congressl majority over Wilson In
this town is l49 McCelan's majority over Lincoln
in 1854 was ll7 Warrens vote 8S5i WILSON'S a vote
| county has gone Republican. The state has gone
| Overwhelmingly Union Benton beat Stone fol
Governor 576 in Lee county in 1866. We now have
PANoRA. Guthrie county, Iowa, October TO-
| Dodge's (Republlcan) majority for Congress in
DEsMolNs, october 1O-General Dodge tRepub
ean tor Congress has 500 majority oyer 9y T9tt1e y
majority IN POttawatame will reach 500.
VERMONT.
THE MEETING OF THE LEeIsLATURE THE sENA
| ToRIAL ELECTION
MONTPELIER, Vt, October 10.-The Vernon
| Legislature assemblies here tomorrow. Two.third
| OF the members are already in town. and boti
| branches will be speedily organized. The Hon
| John W. Stewart OF Middlebury will be re elected
| ningtOn, Clerk. Henry Clark, of Poultney will b,
reelected Secretary of the Senate.
The election Of United states Senators will taxi
understanding that Judge Poland viii be choseI
to I'LL the unexpired term of senatar Collamer
ending March L. 1867 the Hon. George #. Ed
munds 10 il the unexplred term of senator Foote
ending March 1859. and the Hon. Justin 8. Nor
NIL Tor the term OF Elk Years, ending March A. 1873