Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-11
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ELECTION RETURNS.

| Ohio.
Special Dispatches to the Statesman. 't-
NAPOLEON, Oct. 10.-Henry county, SOC
Democratic majority--gain of 40.
TTFIN, o., Oct l0.-Democrati majority
In Seneca county 375.
CRcLEvILLE, o., Oct. 10.-Demo"ratlc
majority In Pickaway county 500-Demo-
cratic gain over 1866, 200.
CHILLICoTHE, o., Oct. 10.-Van Trumps
majority in Ross county lOO-gain over
1864, 23S.
BUcYRUs, o., Oct. 9.-Crawford county
Democratic by 400.
ST.. CLAIRsvILLE, Oct. 10.-Michner has
81 majority in Belmont county. State
ticket 80.
OTTAWA, Oct. 10-Commagar's majority
over Ashley in Putnvm county is $50. The
State ticket is about the same.
To the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10-The total vote In
the city yesterday foots up over 10000
which exceeds by over 5000 any previous
vote. Ecgleston's majority i'm the 1st Dis
trict is 800; Hayes, in the I'd District, 2,6O0.
The vote for or against the purchase of
the Gas Works by the city was overwhelm-
ingly In favor Of the purchase.
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10.-Returns come in
very slowly and incomplete. The State
ticket is generally conceded to be Republi-
can by fifteen thousand majority. In the
9Th (Indianapolis) District Coburn's, Re-
publican, majority is 2,500-Democrati
gain ofover 800. In the I'd District, Kerr's,
Democrat, election is conceded. 4th, 7th
and Sth Districts still doubtful. The Re-
publicans claim eight Congressman and
majority in both brances of the Legisla-
ture.
Indianapolis city and county, Republican
majority 1,300 In 1865 it gave Morton, for
Governor, 5000 majority. Hon. James
Hughes, Republican, in Marion county. Is
elected to the Legislature, which is Re-
publican gain.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10-Fuller returns
from the north part of the State received
this afternoon, show large Republican
gains. From the best estimate that can be
made the Republican majority on the State
ticket will be $4,000. Washbnrne IRE
publican) and Orth (Republican) in
the Seventh and Eighth Distrits are
elected. In the First District Niblack's
(Dcm.) majority is 1000. In the Second
District Kerr's (Dem.) majority is 1872. In
the Third District Hunters (Repub.) ma
jority is 500. In the Fourth District HOl-
mans (Drm majority is from 300 to 500.
In the Fifth District Julan's (Repub.) ma
jority is G,000. In the Sixth District, Co
burns (Repub.) majority is 1900.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.-In the 18th Con-
gressional District Dennison (DemOcrat)
is reelected to Congress. His election is
to be contested. The Republicans lose the
state Senator in the First District. In the
Fifth Congressional District Taylor (Re-
publican) is elected.
FOrney's Press has received later dis
patches dated this morning, indicating the
| election of Coke (Republican) in the Tenth
Congressional District, by about 500 ma
jority, and also the possible election of
Covode (Republican) in the Twenty-First
| Congressional District, Indiana county Civ
| ing him 2,200 majority. These dispatches
to the Press estimate that the COngressiOn-
al delegation will stand eighteen Republic
| cans to six Democrats, and that Geary will
he elected Governor by $4,000 majority,
possibly 10000. The Democratic State Cen
| tral Committee have received dispatches
which indicate an entirely different result.
Their estimate of the majority for Geary is
1000, with the prospect that it will be re-
duced. Their returns from the Twenty
First Congressional District indicate the
election OF Weir (Democrat) over Covode
(Republican) The following is the vote
Indiana county 1000 Republican majority
Fayette county 100 Democratic majority
West Moreland county 400 Democratic
majority, certain. The Democratic Com
mittee also make the Tenth Congressional
District very close, with the possibility of
the election of DR.. Gloninger (Democrat)
Dispatches received by the Democratic
committee from the Goth Congressional Dis
trict say that Clymer is defeated by 1000
majority--a gain of 127 on Lincoln's vote.
The greatest anxiety is expressed to hear
from the northern counties, and especially
Tioga, Bradford and Susquehanna. WASH
ington county indicates Democratic gain
on McClellan's vote of $50. Elk county
gives 500 majority for Clymer-a gain of
13.
The Evening Bulletin estimates that
Geary's majority In the State will be about
1880
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.-The Democrats
claim the election of DIR. Glonieger Demo
craft over Col. Cake, in the 10th (Schuyl-
kill and Lebanon) Congressional District,
and estimate Geary's majority in the State
at from 5000 to 10000.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 10.-Lawrence county
gives Republican majority of 206O, with
all the districts heard from. Covode is
certainly elected by about $50 majority.
Westmoreland county gave Democratic
majority of about 1000, and which is over
come by Indiana county giving Covode
majority Of 2250. .s
RaItIm0re. f
BALTIMORE, Oct. l0,-Mr. Chapman, (Re-
publican) for Mayor, has 2S40 majority.
The Enterprise City Council ticket was
elected. The vote was verylight, and con-
trolled by the original registration list,