Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-10
PITTS H6KG.
INDIANA.
INnIaNaPnIIa.

INDIANAPOLIS. October 9.-The Re
publican Central Committee claim net
Republican gain in l35 townships Of
1877.
Clinton county reported 300 Demo-
cratic majority, a gain Of 80.
Returns indicate the following result
in Congressional districts:
The First, Second, Third and Seventh
districts are Democratic.
The Fifth, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth and
Eleventh districts are Republican.
The Fourth (Wison's) and Sixth
voorhees, districts are very close and
doubtful
The Sixth ward of Indianapolis is the
only ward counted out, which gives 100
Democratic majority, a Democratic gain
Of las.
The contest on the State ticket is so
close that II win require almost the
official vote to decide it.
FORT WAYNE.
FORT WAYNE, October 9.-In Allen
county, Marion township, Hendricks
has 10 majority loss Of two. In
Aberle township Brown has 81 majority
"a gain Of IL.
In Steuben county Brown has S75 ma
jOrity-a loss Of IS,
In Lake township, Allen county, Hen
bricks has l46 majority gain Of SO
over 1858. Monroe township gives Hen
drieks ll0-a gain Of a.
WatertOwn, DeKalb county, & 200
majority for Brown. Auburn, L~.Aalb
county, gives % majority for Hendricks
"a loss Of %.
EVANSVILLE.
EVANSVILLE, October pigeon
township, including Evansville, gives
Brown 329 majority. Returns from the
county are incomplete. The majority
for Hailman, over Niblack, is ll56 in
Vanderburg county and 932 in Evans
vile. Returns from the district indicate
the election Of Niblack to Congress by a
very small majo.i.. The Republican
loss is l4l In the township on the vote
for Governor, as compared with the vote
for Hoffman in 1870.
LATEST.
At eleven o'clock the Republican Cen
tral Committee was figuring away on
the actual official returns from forty
seven counties, and the partial returns
and estimated majOrities from the bal
ance Of the State, which gives Brown
Republican, 22S majority.
The Democratic Committee claim a
net gain on the returns from fifty-five
counties, on the vote, Of 1865, which,
with partial returns and estimated ma
jorities from the balance Of the State,
will elect Hendricks by one thousand
majority. The vote is so close that it
may require the official m8jorities to de-
termine the result. The Democrats are
jubilant
The late returns giving the Democrat
ic gains will not change the complexion
OF the Legislature from previous reports.
The Democrats cOncede a majority in
the Legislature to the Republicans. This
viii insure the election Of Morton to the
Senate.
The latest returns received tonight
show gains for the Democrats on the
State ticket, and indicate the election
Of Hendricks for Governor by a small
majority.
The Republicans gain two Congress
men and probably lose one.
The following * the result:
First Observation-Disclosures, Democrat.
Second district-WO WOlfe, Democrat.
Third district-HOlman, Democrat.
Fourth district-Wilson, Republican,
by 200 majority.
Fifth district Coburn, Republican.
Sixth district-Hunter, Republican,
over voorhees,, Democrat, by 200 ma.
jority.
seventh district-Cas Republican,
Is elected over Manson, Democrat.
Eighth district-Iyner, Republican.
Ninth district-Neff, Democrat, over
ShaHks, Republican, present member.
Tenth district-SaylOF, Republican.
Eleventh district-Packard Republi-
can.