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Another Petty Fraud.

The readers of the Register yesterday
doubtless observed that in tho telcgrapl,ic
reports Of election returns the words inc.
gro vote" frequently appeared after Re.
publican majorities or gain. There was
nothing to show that these words were
written in by the editor and the reader
would infer they were sent by telegraph as
an explanation Of the news. These words
did not come photograph. TheReglasrgot
preciselythe same report we did and they
were not in ours. They were interpolated
by the editor to misrcpresent the fact and
deceive, just as the famous LAMB letter
was written tor a likcpurposc, Thispro'
pensity to literary fraud seems to be large
.ly deyclopcd in our neIghbor. We hope
1t may never lead him into inextricable
difficulty. '''
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INDIANA! Di4 YNN
INp1ANAroLIs, Oetober 19.


4 Election returns como inslow.a The re-
suit on the State ticket is very doubtful ;
both parties claim 1t. The majority will
be very small either way, and may re-
uuire tho official vote to decide 1t, i 2.
Marshall CountY-0n 0n6 half tho returns
In; Republican gain 0l. b. i.' i yas
Laportc County-Ten townships heard
from; Republican gain 81. "n,4
jackson County, Seymour precinct
Republican majority 1; Republican
Warsaw Republican majority sO5; Re
publican loss o. ,llaQo K
|iaLawrenCe County, one precinct-Den-
ocratic majority 02; Democratic gain 13.
Rush C0unty-Nine townships official
Republican gain 100; estimated Republi.
can majority ID county 225. -
Upton County-Two townships Re.
publican gain 49, ,t4l 70 U.5tl. Il.
Owen County Democratic majority
500. .,. ,fr y
jefferson County-Republican majority
$50; Republican gain 100. e. KS
steuben County-R Republican majority
800; Democratic gain 1S2. q
a'dreen County, one township Demo!
cratic gain a. ~
Dearborn County-Holman's, Dem,
majority for Congress 1900; Democratic
Statc ticket above / 200; Democratic gain
over GrahtBYote 500.i K niF ILprl
Noble County-Democratic majority
$50; sand as list election. ~ ..4,..,,
Hancock county, as iaras heard FROM
gives0 Democratic gain Of 80. In Henry
count, as fur as heard from, Republican
!. Ids Of 70 On tho Governors vote OF 1903
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WASHINGTON.
TIE Defaulting Paymasters brought
- ~ ~ toSaccount. -" = -
WAsHINeToN, Oetober l2

10 dCCOuuLs
WASHINGTON, October 12.
The delaultlng paymasters of the navy,
whose accounts have been found TO be
short more than 81 ,000,0 900, are at last to
be brought to trlal. The Secretary Of the
Navy will to-day issue an order conven'
ing court-martinl in this city on the goth,
for the trial Of the following named pay
masters. Marcy, Washington, Parker,
Lockwood, Geraud and Nellach. The
following named officers will compose the
court: Admiral G0ldsborough, Prest,
Admiral Henry Walker, Commodore
Fabius Stanley and Benz. F. Sands; Capt
II. X. Davenport, Plymasters Fl. NJ.
Hieskell and w. B. Boggs. members; Capt;
VIM. G. Temple is to be Judge Advocate.
Z gB, II. Bristow, Of Kentucky, has been
appointed Solicitor OF General AppOrtion.
ment. Col. Hatch, member OF the Board
TO examine the officers under the new,
army law, has been revoked as helw1lnot
be able to reach Washington from the
station in Texas in time for the meeting Of
the Board. Col, Thomas d. Ruger Of tho
18th infantry is appointed in his place
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MISSOURI.
Registrars Discharged.-Frank Blair
In the Field.

ST. LOUIS Oct IL.
The Rolla county registrars, who,were
arrostcd,a few days ago for refusing to
register Thos.I R.. Judge, were brought
before tho United States District Court
Yesterday on a writ Of hG6edS corpus, and
were discharged by Judge Miller on ac-
count of infornality in the commitment.
Among tho Democratic nominations
for members of the Lower House OF the
Legislature last night was that Of General
The trial Of Adolph E., KrGgcr, nc
cused Of forging the name Of Emile
Susishi, late delaulting city treasurer, for
sixteen thousand dollars, commenced yes
>; Governor. Palmer, Of Illinois, appointed
six delegates ut large, and three from
each Congressional district, to the national
capitol convention, TO be held on the 25th
inst. The delegates at large arc Judge
John D. Cation, N. B., Judd, q. P. e.
Bromwell, John Baker, ]. B. Crittenden
and Thomas Ridgeway.
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Baltimore Market.

FLoUR-Dcmand good at fall prices.
GRGN-Whclt-Steady; red Indiana 81 50
CoEn-Dull and unchanged; western white $50
0Oc; yellow 60685c. OaIB-0ull and unchanged
at A7n6Oc. Rye-95690c. s.,
PR0VnIoNs- s-PoFk-DemRud fAir and market
Arm Rt S27 90, Baeon-FIFm; bacon shoulders
IiKAi6e; bacon sides TX 6lsc; do clear NIB lSA
@IS1e. HRms-2OU2SHc. Llrd-Firm at 100
WSHSSY-Demand iaIr and market arm at 0lc.
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I fFsEiiEiNsYIVANIA.
d PnnADBsLpnrA, -0cl

Leeds majority in the 9Th ward Is 450,
in the Esd ward All and in the 2sth ward
TO- The 25th ward gives Gelker 705
mai. Thecity complete gives Leeds 4,Ol7
The returns from the I'd Congressional
district elect Creely by Ala mai.
Complete returns from the 4th Congress
sional district elect Kelly by $500 ma.
In the city wards of the 9th district,
Harmer, Rep. for Congress, has maj. Of
Al.
Bucks county gives Dem. mai. of at
least, 9OO;sa Rep. loss which will elect
Reading, Dem. or AF
Majorities for Congress.
~ 17th d District M -MOrrelps Rep) majority
ISL iSth Distriot4ArmstrOngs (Rep) ma,
1Ssl District -scoaeld's rep majority
''?SSi sSih District 2Gilitallan's Uep.) ma.
jority 1900
92d District EegleY's Rep.) majority
4,OUO.
Philadelphia-F -Forney's Press claims the
election Of Oliver 70 Congress in the 9th
District, and Shoemaker in the 18th,
which, however, arc still in doubt,
Reading, the, Democrat in the 9th Dis.
trict isGleCted, the majority in Bucks
county being five hundred. 10th Dis.
trict, Eric county gives Republican ma.
jority.ot 1000. aCameron gives o Repub-
.licaI majority Of 05, and CIearfeld c6un-
ty aSDemoc ocratic ajority of 1900. Scho'
field is undoubtedly elected, Us the Demo-
cratic majority in Elk county will be
largely oVcrbalanced by tho Re
publican majoritics in Forest, JCt-
ierson, Mexican and Warren coun-
tics. Cessna's election in the 10th
is still in doubt, and also Stewart in the
I'd District. In the State Legislature the
|Republicans will havc amajorlty ofi5 IN
the Senate-a gain Of 9 The House will
stand the same Os last year-a Republican
majority,otI 901 In the. City Council the
Republicans will have aimajority,Or IL In
the SeleCt-a gain Of 4; and 90 in the
Common-aloss OF l.
Mayor Fox yesterday protested, both to
.. s. Marshal Gregory and to Gov. Gearyr
against the employment Of marines 10
keep peace attle pollsras in violation ol
the Constitution Of the United States.
Marshal Gregory in his reply quoted. the
act of. Congress authorizing tho appoint
ing of!spe6fal deputies during elections
for members Of Congress, and stated that
tbp marines wnrn chilled out because hC
was informed that the deputies he had ap'
pointed wefc arrested by tho city police.
men, who were present at the precinct In
question and. were actually engaged in
excluding 'c6loFcd voters rom the polls,
In. the; 10Th District tho Democratic
majority in Bedford county will be about
80; Cessna gains In 2s precincts !292 oyer
the vote Of 1868, when tic county gave
326 Democratic majority, I'D,
a. d -.
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IOWA.


kEoKUK, Oct. IL.
AT Bentonspurt the average Rep mai. is
40; Eddyvillc, IS; Waukee, 80. Bona.
partc, Dem. mai. 81; Harrisburg, Dem,
mai. 80; Grand Junction, Rep. 75i Dowds,
Rep. 40; Spring Valley, Dallas county,
Rep. Ill; Des BToines township, Lee
county, Rep. %: West Liberty u. The
election yesterday on the strnight State
and Congressional ticket gives the Rep.
200, the Dem. SO, and the Rep. 1O5 maj
Only about one hall OF the vote was polled.
Newton-The Radical maj. in Jasper
county, 4th district, Congress, State and
Judicial ticket about 1.2U0 maj; Newton
township, Congress 165 maj. The State
and Judicial ticket will average 24O maj.
BrookIyn-Thc election returns show
that the Rep. State ticket has 1S1 votes
Dem. 90; Congress, Walden, Rep. 1873;
Smith, Dem. 13O. sia,. "a
Clarence Republican candidates
on the State and Congressional tickets
have ia majority in this town, except
Cotton for Congress, who has 100. Il
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Chicago Market.

SRiisl%bsSt-No. ! spring chicago steady
Al Si0THai 07K, CoTn-Dlll and price! hayl
dSeHSsd Ii. 00Ha6oKc for No, 2 mixed; TILL
Sifernoon lie market was quiet and unchanged
Oi0-Dull and pEleoI declined lS4l6si SSe ,I y
.No, 1, 00c, BArlsy-Dull q 9lH092c for Spriui
HoGs-StoAdy at S187sS. l,L.i-
CETFLE-F0irly active and armcr at S@OKc.
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Mr.. Bingham's District.

A dispatch from Mr.. BINGHAM lat
Cadiz), received yesterday morning, in
answer to an inquiry, states that his
majority in Harrison is about 625. This
is a gain of n over his vote in 1903. He
also says he has large gains in Tuscarawas,
which gave GOO Democratic majority for
his opponent two years ago. Belmont re-
ports a majority for CHAMBERs of eO7
Two years ago its majority for BrNo-
HAMS opponent was 800. THIS Isl Re.
publican gain of Os. Agentleman who
came in on the Central Ohio road lust
evening reported that Guernsey gives
BINGHAM a majority of $50, against 555
two years ago. Other reports from out
the Central road estimate BNouA>rs
majority in Noble, the remaining county
of the district, at from 800 to $50. Say
VIC take the lowest figure, allowing BNa-
HAM no gains in Tuscarawas and giving
CHAMBERS EsTEP's majority in 1868 in
that county, wo summarize the district
thuI:
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national Prison Congress- 81
CINoINNAT1. Octobcr 12.

The National Prison Congress com.
menced its sessions to-day at 10 A. NJ, in
Thorn's Hall. A permanent organiza-
ton was accomplished by making Gov.
Hayes, of Ohio, President, who was con.
Quoted to the chair by Gov. Baker, Of
Indiana, and Ex.Gov. Haines, iot New
Jersey, The President made a brief i'd
dress on assuming the chair, In which he
spoke in strong terms Of the objects Of the
meeting, and the great good that might be
expected from Its labors. ~ .-'.'
DR.. Wines, Of the New York Prison
Association, gave, extemporaneously, o
general view Of the prisons OF the United
States. --.z
Df. Pierce Of the New York House Of
Refuge read IN elaborate and interesting
paper on the rcformations Of the United
States, in which he treated Of their histo.
nv, exhibited their present condition, and
showed the vast work they were accom-
plishing for the criminal portion Of the
Using generation. In the afternoon two
papers were read which had been COM
municatcd by foreign gentlemen-the
first by F. Braun, former Chancellor Of
Denmark and now Inspector General OF
Prisons in that country. The sec:
ond paper was by Sir John Bowling,
OF England, well known by the positions
he has held at home and abroad under the
British Government. A discussion fol-
lowed, in which the question was whether
the highest pecuniary results in prison
management were compatible with the
highest moral results, Messrs, Brackway
and Pilbury maintaining the affirmative,
and Governor Baker, DR.. Wines. and Dr.
Wolf, the latter with other members par
ticipating, Tho only paper read in the
evening was by Mr.. Brockway, under the
the title "The Ideal OF True Prison Sys,
ten for q State" :
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London Bopd Market.

U. s. sEcURrTIEs N LONDON,
LCable report received by Augustus POllack, ,Esq'l
LONDON, October i2.
Noreport from London. Trouble on IrIIh lines.
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Tm Pittsburgh Commercial don'ttakc
any interest in the election returns from
Allegheny county. The Gazette, on the
contrary, thinks them "mighty interesting
reading.'' - &. 81 s., -
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Third District. Butler County gives
Campbell about {, 600 majority, and Mont
gomery gives him 800. schenck carries
Preble by about zoo. Nothing definite
has been received from Warren. The
majority in the district will not be over
zoo either way, but Campbellst chances
arc considered best. - p
At the hour Of our going 70 press 1t
would appear that Mr.. Sayles has been
defeated in the First Congressional Dis.
trict by from three to five hundred. Ste.
vcnson's majority in the Second District
over General Cary is less than q thousand.
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NEBRASKA.
/ sweeping Republican Victory.

0MAHA, Oct II
Returns received up to this hour show
that, Butler, Republican candidate for
Governor, is rc.olccted by two thousand
minority, and the balance 0f the State
ticket, including TalFe, candidate for Con-
gresham, by three thousand majority.
Both branches of the Legislature are Re-
publican by large majorities. '2ii.
OMAHA, October 12. /
Returns from different portions Of the
State indicate the reelection Of Governor
Butler, Republican, by 1000 majority.
TafTe, Republican candidate for Congress,
has about 800 majority. The Republican
State ticket is elected. Gen. Thayer will
probably be returned to tho Senate.
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A LETTER dropped into the New Bed.
ford Post Office, Friday, addressed to
Heavenly Father" is detained for non.
payment Of postage.
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GERMAN Y!.

Amusements In Preparation for the
ParisIanS. D
,,7, ,.,r-sa ,-l..a COLooUE, Get 1s. Z
Awriter in ths Frankfort GGsstb has
seen colossal bombs holding 40 pounds
Of powder, going forward to Paris,
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The London Times has IN article
poinp to prove that -Bbmarck's obvious
5olicy Is 10 render France powerless, 80
:ar as offence and defence Is concerned,
hereafter. .
Tho Massachusetts Democratic State
Convention at Fitchbnrg, Yesterday u1an.
imouSIy nominated John Quincy ADAMS
for Governor.
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EDUCATIONAL,
BETHANY COLLEGE.

The ThirtIeth Session Of this Institution will
commence on MONDAY, 26th SEPTENBER, 1870,
and terminate on tho 18th Of June, 1871. II -
romAntically situated In tho midst Of the beanu:
fll and healthy hill.cOuntFy Of the Panhandle"
OF West Virginia, easily accessible BY railroad or
river and surrounded with the most favorable in.
huenceS for student life. II has Properly In
Endowment, Buildings, Apparatus, Library; &c,
OF over $4,000 and 10 thus enabled 10 Bus.
tain faculty and furnish facilities for thorough
education, OF the very flrBt order,
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are provided
for both public and private boarding, And'uniur-
nIShcd rooms will DO lot 10 students who Wish to
COURSES OF EsTRUcT1oN.-I. Regular
Literary Course, including the. Ancient Ian.
guAges, for the Degree OF Bachelor OF Arts, ..
Literary and Scientific Course for tho Degree Of
Bachelor OF Sciences, 8. The Course Of Master
Of Arts. 4. The Course for Master Of Sciences:
5. Special Courses in Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, &C. Detailed infpnnA ton % TO
these Courses will DO found In our cahlogu6.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM. .-Th0 1nstitu.
ton has q complete set Of Philosophical AppA.
ratuS, and students who wish 1t Are tratnetin
the use OF Field Instruments thoroughly
lifted up laboratory, for practical Instruction
and work In Chemical Analysis, and an ample
Museum for tho study Of Natural History,
TRRMS.-Tnition $50 per session. Boarding
from 90 to Is per week. Unfurnished ro0ml s.
per session 10 each student preparing for tho
Ministry. FREQ tuition to sons OF Ministers OF
tho Gospel OF all denomnatiOnB
For further particulars apply. for catalogue TO
Prof. G. L. LpOs, Secretary, or to gttri
W. Z. PENDLEToN, President,
JyIs Bethany, WestNA.
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Hun saws that the man who meets ones
remarks with "fiddlesticlsm r clearly
wishes TO do violins to ones feelings,
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CoLUMDUs, October 12.

Fourteen Democratic counties show o
Republican gain over last year Of 3r79O.
Fifteen Republican counties show a Re.
publican gain OF 331; total gain in 27
counties 4,ls7. The Republicans gain
two Congressman, Perry and Foster, and
probably lose two, Schenck and McClung,
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New York Produce Market.

CoTroS-Hcavy and lower; sales of 1850 bales
Of uplaudS at l6Ac.
RLoUR-FIrm and IN moderate export demand.
GRAIN-!W Whcat-Deman IAir and arm; new
spring 81 28nl 81; winter red and amber 81 $40
3SE, Ryc-Steady at 90605c. OAtG-DemAnd
drm; western G9X@ @bSe; Ohio unchanged. Corn
Steady; mixed &c., Eur1aa
EOGs-Demand lllE and market arm.
PRoVBIoNs-P quiet and unchanged. Beef
dull. Bulk Meats and Bacon dali and prices
dropping Lard quiet and unchanged.
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ENGLlAND.r
Prince Napoleon Intriguing ii Ion-
don.

don.
'i'd LONDON, October 12.
Prince Napoleon recently arrived in
this city and Is actively intriguing for tho
restoration Of Bonapartism. The Emperor
declines to sanction the schemes Of tho
Prince. ll-s1Eg g.fr.
Paris Quiet and Confident.
Advices from Paris to the 9th represent
that the people arc steadfast, quiet and
orderly, without any anxiety on The ques-
ton ofiood. They claim TO be fully pre-
pared for any assault.
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New York Money and stock Market.

NVh ASAN slASAASI S-%@S@
H D NEw YoRK, oetober19,
wall sttcetis slightly disturbed BY . piece Of
gossip. which, II true, must exercise some inil9
nent Broad street bear on stocks and German
banking arm arc 10 make an Important demon
stratlonin the Gold room tomorrow In the shape
OF q lock up OF cash gold. It is stated that the
Broad street bear was short Of six million dol.
Lars gold, which he borrowed on time To- make
deliveries, but that he has bought back three
millions or his short gold, which he is lending
from day to day. The German banking nEm is
reported long OF gold. The object' Of tho Broad
street bear ls FupPo4sd to DO % gGt aP INC pFsSe
versely affect the bull speculation on the stoeR
Exchange by increased activity In money. The
object OF tho German frm d TO unload their long
gold.
tended 10 4 later hour than usual; rates on call
an per cent among stock brokers, while leading
government houses had money lett with them at
per cent. This afternoon over hvo millions
were borrowed for tomorrow, chiefly on gold.
Tho treasury sold one million gold at llS'4H0
STERLINd-Dull at 108N. . asl
GoLD-ActITe aud excited; opened at 1lSk,
and closed at llSk9liaH. Borrowing rates
I-6i per cent to nat CleaEanccs $S1, ,00,OOO.
CONVENIENT BONDs-Eirm. .'stVt. -,.s 1
UnIted states IS Of 1881, coupons, 1N @1l4X
Fiye.twcnties liSGlJ ..1llK0Dlll1
FIye.twentIes (1e55). .1llN1ll2
Fiye.twenties iiSBSj new. .......... l04GD1l0K
FiVe.twentiGs (ls6D llgHGp ll0h
Flye-tWenties (i6G8). llghepiIg1t
Tent Forties. ies.................,.. l06Ap!U!
sFooEsGStrong early, but closed heavy and
over on reports OF lock up OfRold. slG,,
Western Union Telegraph, 39H; Adams, E1.
press. G7H; Wells, Fargo & Co., 39; American,
dSiI, TTnitetl StatOS 8SH: Pacific Mall 461k; New
York Central, 98t; script, 98k Harlem, 1875 4;
Erie, 22K; Reading, 10l33 Michigan Central, 1871;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 1g7X; Northwestern,
eiK; preferred, S8K; Rock Island, ia; New
Jersoy Central, 101; ST. Paul, 64N preferred,
TcFre Haute, IS: Chicago and Alton, ilSH; Ohio
g Mls6IsSIppI, 83H; Burlington d Quincy, l6t;
Lake Shore, OK; indiana Central, 19H: Illinois
Central, lSI<; St Joe, III; preferred III; CleVe'
land, Columbus b Cincinnati, s0T, ,is r4,
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The Italian residents Of Boston, yes.
tefday celebrated the 97sth anniversary Of
The discovery Of America BY Columbus,
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. THE ] ELECTIONS.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.

CINCINNATI, Oct. IL.
In the I'd district there is slight dis
crepancy in the 18th ward which o
recount will only settle. The present
figures show Steyenson's maj, TO be ! ,517.
The Rep. maj. for the highest candidate
In Hamilton county Is about $500.
Special dispatches received here from
Highland county give Smith, 9th district,
100 maj. In Clcrmont the Dem. claim
375 ma while the Rep. concede only S0O.
8 Columbus-Rcturns arc mcagre but In
dictate largo Rep. gains throughout the
State. The Rep. gain one Congressman in
the 1st district and one IN 9th district
The contest in Schenck's district and In
Meetings. district is very close.
st. Clairsyille-Chambers mai. in Bel
mont county is 207.,
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Death !. Of Gen. A. E. Lee,
- RICrnrnNn. IYA... Oct. II

A dispatch from staunton says o mes!
senger arrived last night from Lexington
bringing the informatian that General
Leo was much worse. His physicians re-
port his disease as having assumed q more
serious form, and his friends are alarmed
at his condition, r,1
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spcncer county, Wayne township, Demo
cratic gain Of s. Ohio county-The Con.
grcssional vote gives Democratic gain
Of 10. C0nnersville, Indiana township
The Official vote Of this township gives a
Republican majority on the State ticket Of
17s: Republican gain Of 40. Reyn0ld-
Democratic gain Of 8. Stark county
Democratic majority II; Democratic gain
0. Indianapolis city and county, nearly
official, Republican majority Of $50 on the
State ticket; COburn 700 majority. For
Congress, in tho 1st district, Niblack,
Democrat, elected; cd district, Kerr, Dem
ocrat; I'd district, Holman, Democrat; 4th
district, doubtful; 9th district, Coburn,
Republican; 9th district, VOORHEES,, Demo-
crat; 9TH district, doubtful; 9Th district,
Tyner, Republican,; 9th district, doubtful,
General Wallace probably elected; 10th
district, Williams, Republican; 11th dis
trict, Packard, Republican. The Rcpub.
licans gain two members Of the Leglsla.
turc in Evansville.
Warsaw-William's majority In this
place 1880. Franklin township gives q
Republican majority Of 25; Republican
gain. Plain township gives Williams o
majority of II. 1879 I'iSsi'..li'- q
Columbia = WHITLEY county gives
General Hasskill, Independent Republi.
can for Congress, 20S majority; Demo
crat State ticket has 420 majority
Democratic gain 12O. "a, .aarE
,l!I Z INDIANAPOLIS, October 1s.
The following majorities are reported: !:
Allen County,, 800 Democratic.
Bartholomew County-650 Democratic.
Blaokford-2OG Democratic! g
Boone-1S1 Republican.
te eCarroll-50 Democratic.
.Cass-250 Democratic, .,,r-,,... d.
Cldrk4600 Democratic. ~ -, -
,Clay4150 Democratic. laG1rE..l. E.
Davis-15O Democratic. J, bia s.
Decatay-100 Republican,
Delaware-1.1 100 Republican.
\ Floyd-370 Democratic gg6H !
Fountain-900 Democratic. 80 in
Fulton-194 Democratic. -.
Grant-400 Republican. aa
Grcene-50 Democratic. laa 7aA
HancOck-504 Democratic. a lr'
HNrrison-4O0 Democratic, ,M3S.i.,5 M