Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-15

AAiUuHS rum OOuRTeSSmalMc McO1uTc {, uatcu
one O'Clock this morning, states that both
Myers and Taylor are elected to Congress.
The State has Republican majority of
1900 to 10000, and both branches OF the
Legislature are Republican. The Tribune
has the following:
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14.-This city has
elected William NJ. Hays (Republican)
MAY Mayor T,y by a a majority which will exceed
2O0. The Republicans are jubilant and
bonfires are blazing. The State will go
about 5000 Republican,. The Republican
gains In the Interior, and especially in the
west, are great. r-ar-rz
[Signedl WI. FoRNEY.
New York, Oct. l4.-The Tribune has |
the following scattering returns:
Forney telegraphs that a Democratic |
Mayor is elected in Philadelphia by 1000, |
but the Republicans carry the other city
officers.
The following are the latest estimates ~
Allegheny. $500 Republican majority
Chester, 2,500 ditto; Dauphin, 1000 ditto;
Lancaster. 800 ditto; Lebanon, 400 ditto;
Berks, 300 Democratic majority; Monroe,
burg, heretofore Democratic, elected Re-
publican Mayor. 4~sff .I-i .--at,.-a
Philadelphia, Oct. 14.-The Press has re-
ported maiorities from thirty eight coun-
es in Pennsylvania, showing a Republican
majority of 1924, and claims the full
count will increase it to $1,000. Both Re-
publican State Senators and II. Assembly,
men out of IL are elected. The estimate
for the State ia that 81 Democrats and 81
Republicans were elected, leaving nine
others doubtful. The Democrats carry
the Third Congressional district by Isl
majority, and probably the Fifth district.
In the city wards, Taylor (Republican),
has 26S majority, but this will be over
balanced by Bucks county, which gave 6S6
Democratic majority last year. Both these
districts will be contested. These are be-
lieved to be the only Republican losses in
the Congressional delegation g
-li .Iii&2i7 aq PITTSBURGH, Oct. IA.
The Republicans were successful for city
officers yesterday. Brush's (Republican)
majority for Mayor will exceed 1.30O. The
county will probably be between 5000 and
1900 Republican. ,-
7''a h'"h PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA.
The table of estimated and reported
majorities for all the counties of Pennsyl-
yania, foots upga Republican majority of
IL, 900, which will probably be increased. \
The Press gives returns showing the
election of the following Republican MEM
bers of Congress- O'Neil, Kelley, Town
send. Dickey, Cake, Mercier, Packer, Cess
ma, ,MOrrall, Armstrong, Schofield, Gilfil-
Ian, Negley, Phelps and Donnelly. The
Democrats elect Randall, Moff1tt, Reading,
Stiles, Getz, Van Anken and probably
Woodward. .-.a-. sf .-r-t,sL ---F iuT-
The result in Covode's Congressional
District (21st) is still in doubt. Only scat
tering returns are received as yet, but his
election is claimed by 400. ~ 80 $50 "
The city ticket is carried by the Demo-
Gratis by a majority ranging from 491 to
3348. The City Council will be largely Re-
publican in both branches sii5 = -rs-
batsci bHd INDIANA. 1a-is sno
bsiTIsIAssosiated Press Dispatchesl r53il- 4
indianapolis, Oct. 14.-The contest on the
State ticket is close, both parties claiming
1t, From present indications the Republi-
cans will have about 5000 majority Con-
gress is unchanged from last nights re-
port with the exception of the Sd district.
which is now doubtful. s yf .r-rtr
Sullivan, Ind, Oct. 14,-The returns from
Sullivan county, Ind.,, are all in. Hen
bricks, for Governor, and VOORHEES,, for
Congress, have 1,165 majority; Democratic
gain over 1866 of 1913. Ea47'T ger,r,f
Indianapolis, Oct. 14.-Marshall, Demo-
crat, has a majority of $40, a Democratic
gain of 210. Howard county--Republican
majority sos; Republican gain 8. Porter
county-Republican majority 450; Repub-
llcan loss 55. Randolph county-Republi-
can majority 1000; Republican gain 190
Bartholomew county-Democratic majori-i
ty 500; Democratic gain $50. Allen county
T
gain 3l2. Jennings county-Republican
majority 351 Republican loss 300. Fay
cite county-Republican majority 3O4; loss
1S3. Ripley eounty-Democratic majority
IS; Republican gain 25. Jefferson county
I-Republican majority $50; loss 300. Grant
county-Republican majority 450; Demo-
cratic gain 20. Floyd county--Democratic
majority 124s; Democratic gain 700. Mad
ison county-Democratic majority 500; a
gain of 300. Lawrence county-Republi-
can majority $50; loss about 100. Putnam
county--Democratic majority 1862; Demo-
cratic gain 366. Delaware eounty--Repub-
lican majority $50; Democratic gain 200.
Laurel, Oct. 14.--The election passed off
quietly. This town gives s4 Democratic
eincts indicate Democratic gains. 5NJ6EH
Indianapolis, Ind. Oct. 14.-Huntingt
county, Republican majority 10; Republi-
can gain of 1872; Laport county, Repub blican
majority 3l3; no gain or loss; Porter
county, Republican majority $50; Republi-
can gain 45; Warren county, Republican
majority $40; Republican gain 1O6. -55 D..
Waterloo City, Ind, October 1a.--Dekalb
jority on the State ticket. ss.ss. FL.
Brimfield, Ind. October 14.-Noble coun-
ty, Ind, gives a Republican majority of one
hundred and ninety-nine for Governor, a
small Democratic gain over last year. 1
Indianapolis, October 14.-Returns to-
day make the State ticket doubtful. Thirty
seven counties heard from show a Demo-
cratic gain of six Thousand seven hundred
and nine, with forty-one counties to hear
from, which will require gain of one hum
dred and eighty-two in each county to give
the State to the Democrats. The Demo-
cratic Central Committee claim the State
and figure the majority at fifteen hundred
and seventy, while the Republican Central
nj OF I, GtafEa aI-af
The Congressman elected are Niblack.
(Democrat,) 1st district; Kerr, iDemocrat)
I'd; Julian, t4tb; Coburn, (Rep.), 5th;
Carter, (Republican) over Voorhees,; in
the 9Th; Orth, (RepublicaD), 9TH, by 700
majority; Pratt, (Republican). Sth; Shanks,
Republican,, 9th; Williams, (Republican),
10th; and Packard, (Republican), 1lth.
The Sd district is still doubtful. both parties
claiming it. Conceding the Sd district to
the Democrats, it will leave the rspre-
sentation in Congress the same as it now
is-S to 3. @ III isr .-5-s
/ Evansville, Ind, Oct. 14.-Vanderburg
county, Democratic majority 80; gain 200.
Posey county, Democrats 275; gain 375.
Warreck county, .275; gain 200. 90 Perry
county, Republicans 100; loss rs. Gibson
county, Republicans 80; gain 60. Davies
county, 100; Democratic gain 100. Pike
county, 4; democratic gain 40. Niblack
(Dem) for Congress in the 1st district,
has oyer LOCO majority. ~ Ia
indianapolis, P. NJ, October 4.-Both
parties now concede the election of the
Republican State ticket by, from two to
three thousand. /, No change in Congress
since last report. The Republicans have a
majority in both branches of the Legisla-
ture. .i St --.----'.
indianapolis, October 14--Seventy- four
counties are heard from. The Republican
majority is five thousand three hundred
to hear from. allowing Democratic gains in
the same ratio, the Republican majority
will be from two to three thousand. Later