Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-15
More Good NeWs-The Work of
the Democrats of the West
Encouragement Enough
for One Day.
an Answer to the ThieVlng and
Outrage Convention New In
Session at Chat
tanOOga.
Third Termism, Carpetbsgism,
ScallaWagism, and Civil
Rights, Robbery and
Wrong Rebuked.
INDIANA.
FRON INplANAPOIIs.


INDIANAPOLIS, October 1.-The OFF,
eiai and sems-odicial returns nom seventy
lve p eeincts in nfty counties show Demo
cratic gains OF 67s. The Republican central
committee concede the election of the entire
Democratic state ticket by from 600 10 1000
Further returns show increased DemOcrssic
gains for the state ticket The indications
are now that the Democratic mEjority in the
State Will reach from l00lO 70 1000. Later re-
turns place the electl Of Hunter in the
eighth and CaIkins in the tenth districts in
doubt, and the delegation viii stand nine
Democrats 20 four Republicans From the
most reliable returns received, the following
i the result for congress;
In the rst district WIN. Heilman, Repub-
liean, is elected by a small majority. In the
second district Jas D.Wlliiams, Democrat, is
-ieoted by 5000 to 6l0O majority. In the third
district 5ICreie, regular democrat elected
over Carvens, fusion candidate, by 30 InaioTt-
ty. In the fourth district, j. ID. New. Demo
erat by 500 10 1000 msl lority. In the fiftn dis
trict, W. :. HalmaD, Democrat, so TO 1000 ma
Iorlty. In the sixth district, Milton 5. Robin
sun, Republican, over Johnson, regular DEM
ocrat, and Pendleton, independent, by 90 ma
j0rity. In the seventh dtstricf, Frank Land
eTs, Democrat, over Coourn, the present mem
ber, By from 500 TO 500. In the eighth district,
IN. ]. Rice, Democrat, over Hunt, the present
member, by large majority. In the ninth
district, N 'Cieary, regular DeInoc al, over r.
J. CasOn, present mem Der, and Z. J. Bowlss-by
: small majority. In the tenth district, Ham,
mond, Democrat, over kalkins, Republican,
by a small majority. In the eleventh district,
twelfth district, Hamilton, regular Demo-
crat, over TaylOi, independent Democrat, 900
majority. In the thirteenth district, J, II. Ba-
kei, Republican, by I000 majority.
The contests in the eighth aud thirteenth
dist icis are very close. The ofnciRl vote may
change the result, The following are the re-
ported aud official vote by couuties: Tiptou
county, Democrat c maj jority $50; Clay county,
Democratic majority 20; Washington county,
Democratic majority, 6S3; Delaware county,
Repu 1iican majority, 1890; Ora at county. Re
publican majority, coo; Laporte county,
De ocratiC maj JOrtty, SO; Norton county, Re-
publican msjOrlty250; Putnam county, Demo-
crat majority, Bi5; Jennings county, hepuo-
Lean majority 20; Orange county, Democratic
ms jortty, 20; Sciota county, Democratic ma
jori y, 55S; Adams county, democratic msjOr-
ity CO..; Wells county, Dsmocrstic majority,
60; lake county, republican majority, $40;
Howard county, Republican majority, 6JO;
Montgomery county, Den ccratic msiOrit' ~;
Carroll county, Democratic msjOrity, 100; Russ
couuty, Democratic majority, so Mar
shall county, DemocI attic majority,
49l: Clark county, Democratic majority,
100; Jay county, six townships, Republican
m iority s.; aandolph county, Repub. lean
majority 20; Al en- county, Democratic ma
iOrits 200; Park cOunty, Republican major
lty 80; Clinton county, Democratic )ority
so; Wayne county, Republican majority l000;
in " ayne county Baxter is elected senator by
100 majority.
Prom the present report II is impossible now
10 sive the correct complexion Of the lsgisla-
ture but Indications are that the independ-
ents viii hold the balance OF power in both
l0.45 p.m.-Late returns received this even
ing are very favorable for Hunter in the
tghtu district. II Is now extremely proba-
nle that be is elected by a small majority.
Parke county gives Hunter se9 majority, Flor
ida township ct 10 near fIoIn. his town.
ship gave Hunter majority Of q at the last
lie latest reports nom the first district
pace the election OF Heilmsn for congress in
FROM JEFFERsoNyILLE.