Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-10
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The October Elections.
More News from Those Lively RepubIi-
can states - Republican Gains in the
Way of congressman, &c.


INDIANA.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.--lndianapolis specials re-
port the defeat of Voorhees, by a considerable
majority. The republicans claim the state for
governor by $500, aud the democrats are conf
dent of Hendricks election by a small majority.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct 9.-Reported official
majorities Adams county, democratic $40;
Clinton, dem. $50; Dekak, dem so; Delaware,
republican 1885; Fulton, dem 1871; Henry, rep.
1888; Howard, rep. 1854; Lagrange, rep. $50 (;
Putnam, rep, CO.'S Shelly, dem 700; St. Joseph,
rep. 5OI; Steu6en, rep. S75; TippecanOe, rep.
40; Union, rep. 220; Nanderburg, rep 500 :;
Warren, rep. $50; Wayne, rep. 1900: Miami,
rep. 10; Marshall, dem. All; Green, nine town
ships, dem. A; Hendricks, rep. 1900; Clark,
dem. 6l5; ViSo, rep. $50 to 200; Montgomery,
dem. 116; Lake, rep. $50.
Owen county, ten townships, give q democratic
majority Of 1871 on the state ticket, and for Voor-
heeS tdem.), for congress, 1913. Hunter (rep.),
for congress, leads his ticket, and it is probable
that voorhees, is defeated.
In four townships in Gibson county the re-
pubhcanS gain "a
The republican central committee figure the
house OF representatives at So republicans, 80
democrats, and II doubtful
The contest on the state ticket is so close that
it will require the official vote to determine it.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. --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
1ue IcpuoIICaus gam Two congressman and
probably lose one The following returns have
come in from the congressional districts:
First, Niblacll (dem.) elected; second, Wolf
(dem.G third, Holman (dem.); fourth, Wilson
(rep) 600 majority; fifth, Cobum (rep.); sixth,
Hunter (reo.) over voorhees, by 200 majority
seventh, Cason (rep.l over Manson; eighth,
Tyner (rep.); ninth, NeH (dem.) over Shanks
the present member; tenth, Sayler (rep. (;
eleventh, Packard (rep.)
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. AT II O'Clock to-
night the republican central committee figure a
majority on actual official returns from lortv-
seven counties, and partial returns and esti-
mated maJorltles from the balance of the state
OF 22S Tor Brown, rep. The democratic COM
mittee claim net gain in the returns from
hity-hye counties on the vote of 1868, which
with partial returns and estimated maiorities
from the balance of the state, will elect Hen
bricks by 1000 majority.
The vote is so close that it NAV require off
cial maiOrities TO determine the result. The
democrats are jubilant
The democrats concede the legislature to the
republicans, which will insure the reelection Of
Senator Morton.
PENNsI LvANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. "a special to the
Commercial says nearly all the returns from the
state, received at the republican headquarters,
make HaTtranlt's majority 81 900. The repub-
llcanS gam seven members Of congress- and lose
one IN the Lucene district Twenty republic
Ndilo anu eCNCu uGulOCEdIS are GleCteu. Inc re-
publicans have majority of the constitutional
convention and sixty members in the assembly,
agaigSt forty democrats. The senate stands
seventeen republicans to sixteen democrats, but
if Alaclay is elected in the Clarion district, the
republicans will have eighteen.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Pittsburg has returns
from Allegheny county, giving Hartrauft 1890
majority. Filty.seven districts yet to be heard
from Will probably increase his majority. Neg
ley (rep.) is returned to congress from the TWEEN
ty-second district. MeQuackin (rep.) is elected
to congress from the twenty-third district The
republicans have gained congressman in the
twenty-iourth district, Moore (rep.) being elect
ed over Clelland (dem.)
OHIO.
New YORK, Oct. 9.-Retums from nine town.
Ships, including the city of Cleveland, give
Wikott 10,387 and Wiley S437
COLUMBUS, o., Oct 9.-The congressional
election in the fourth district gives Gunckels
lrep.) majority of about 20OO In the sixth
district Sherwood's (rep.) majority is 1900; four
tenth district, Berry's (dem.) majority, 5000 to
$500; fifteenth district, Sprague's (rep.j maori.
ty, $50; sixteenth district, Danford's (rep ma
jority about $500.