New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-10
WHOLE NUMBER 1887.

Washington township, Tjppeeanoe eoun-
ty-Republican majority 5, a gain of %.
Prairie township, Benton county-Repub-
lcan majority 4, a Democratic gain of ia.
Gregg township, Morgan county-Repub-
lican majority 81, gain of I6
Perry township, Clinton county-Demo-
cratic majority 9, a gain OF /.
Worth township, Boone eountv-Demo-.
cratic majority lS8, gain of 40.
I Carpenter township Jasper eounty-Re-
publican majority los, gain of @.
Richland township, Monroe countv-Re-
publican majority fS7, gain of 43.
Pike township, Warren county-Repuh-
hcan majority Ito, Democratic gain of Z.
| Newcastle township, Fulton county
Democratic majority 1903, Republican gain
! of 10
Jackson township, Hamilton county-Re-
| Of 2
Decatur township, Marion oounty-The
| Republicans gain IS.
| Greene township, Marshall county-Dem-
ocratic majority lS, Republican gain OF l6.
Vernon township, Hancock county-Dem-
ocratic majority SO, gain of %.
Laurel township, Franklin county-Dem-
ocratic majority 9S, Republican gain OF IL.
Lancaster township, Jefferson county
Democratic majority 80, Republican gain
of 9.
In forty-one townships in twenty-five
vote of 1870 is 1902
Niblack in the first district and VOORHEES,
in the sixth have been defeated for Con-
gress.
First Night Dispatch1
INDIANAPOLIS, October 9.-Additional re-
turns from twenty-four scattering town
ships show Republican majority in eight
cen, and Democratic majority in six.
LSecond Dispatch.1
rg1-s.
turns from 81 townships show net Re-
publican gain of 1918. The chairman of
the State Central Republican Committee
claims the State by 5000 majority,
Third Dispatch.
INDIAPoLIs, October Clinton county is
reported 300 Democratic.
The returns indicate the following result
in the congressional districts: First, second,
third and seventh districts Democratic;
eighth, ninth. tenth aud eleventh districts
Republican; Wilson in the fourth and VoOr-
hees in the sixth very close and doubtful
Fourth Dispatchl
INDIANAPOLIS, October 9.--Reported Off
cial majorities: Adams county, Democrat,
$40; Clinton county, Democrat 800; De
Kalb county. Democrat, 60; Delaware
county, Republican, 1885; Fulton county,
Democrat, l37; Henry county, Republican,
1888; Howard county, Republican, 964l; La
grange county, Republican, 650 Putnam
county, Republican, COS; Shelby county,
Democrat, 700; st. Joseph county, Repub-
lican 507 Steuben county, Republican, 875;
1ippacanoe county, Republican, 40; Union
county, Republican, 220; yanderburg eoun-
ty, Republican, $50; Wayne county, Repub-
ican, $500; Miami county, Republican, 10;
Marshall county, Democrat, 47O. Green
county, nine townships, Democrat, A;
Hendricks county, Republican, 1900; Clark
county, Democrat, 675; Vigo coun-
ty, Republican, $50 to 300 Montgoms
cry county, Democrat, Il6; Lake countya
$50; Owen county, ten town
ships, Democrat l9l. On the State ticket
Republican,, for Congress, leads his ticket
and it is probable that Voorhees, is defeated
The Republican Central Committee fig.
ures the House of Representatives So Re
publicans, IS Democrats and l2 doubtful.
The contest on the State ticket is so close
that it will require the official count to de-
eide it.
Fifth Dispatch.I
INDIANAPOLIS October 9.-Specials re-
port the defeat of Voorhees, by consider
able majority. The Republicans claim the
State for Governor by $500. and the Dem
ocrats are confident of Hendricks election
by a small majority.
sixth Dispatch.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 9-The latest re-
5urns tonight show gains for the Demo-
,rats, and indicate the election of Hen
tricks for Governor by small majority.
The Republicans gain two Congressmen
and probably lose one. The following is
the result in the congressional districts:
First, Niblack Democrat); second, Wolf
'Demecratj; third, Holman tDemocrat);
fourth, Wilson Republican,, by 600 MAORI
5y; fifth, Colman (Repubhcan): sixth, Hun
5er (Republican) over Voorhees, by 200
majority; seventh, Casen Republican,, over
Manson; eighth, Tyner tRepublicanG ninth,
Netf (Democrat), over Shanks fRepubIican)
present member; tenth, SayloI (Republi-e
3an); eleventh, Packard iRepublIcan)
CISclNSaII NAT, HGtooer S.A SPECIAL TO the
hips give net Republican gain Of 1928.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, October-9-B
n aiori&v in S4auhep cnrn4yr Ia 975