Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THE ELECTIONS.
OHIO.
Democratic Majority 10000 tO I5 900.
anu Gain of FOur Nembers
Of Congress
INDIANA.
The State Democratic
Seven Republicans Elected 40 Con
gress.
Iowa and Nebraska Beth Republican.
Arkansas Democratic.
THE ELECTIONS.
INDIANA
Iowa and Nebraska Both Republican
Arkansas Democratic.


THE DEMOCRATS CARRY TOLEDO.
ToLEDO, q, October IA Six wards in Toledo
give NikOn, republican, for secretary OF state
! 535. and BELL, democrat, 1884; Pratt repuhu-
can, for Coz gTess ,436, and Hurd, democrat
02& Hurd's majority in the county is from
1Ol to SO.
COMPLETE RETURNS PRoN HAMILTON corN-
TY-sAVLER AND BANNING, DEMOCRATS,
ELECTED TO CONGEEss.
CINCINNATI, October il.-Ccmplete returns
from Hamilton county give Wm. Bell, demo-
crat, for secretary Of state, 4,694 majority.
Charles 5. Smart, democrat, for school commits
s1oneI, 4,6i1 majority; VIM. j. Gilmore, demo
crat, for judge OF the supreme court 4,6l5 ma
jOrity; George Rex, democrat, for judge OF the
supreme court, Ito I'LL a vacancy,) Lose maiOri-
u Milton Ssyler, democrat, for Congress from
the 1st district, 1884 majority over Green, re-
publican; h. NJ. Banning, democrat, for Con-
gress from the "a district, l4l7 majority over
Stevenson, republican; F. SpringTeir, demo
orat, for sher:rf, 2573 majority; Joseph Softer
the independent candidate for county commits
sioner, $40 majority; p. Z. Motley, democrat
for coroner, col majority.
9HR STATE DEMOCRATIC BY TIN TO FIFrEsr
THOUSAND MAJORITY.
CINCINNATI, October 14.-FTOm verv full re-
Turns iICm all parts Of Ohio, received during
the night, II is evident that the state has gone
democratic by from 10 200 70 Is coo majority
Further returns received up 20 O'Clock this
morning do not change the status Of last nights
dispatches.
ELEVEN OUT OF TWENTY CONGRESSMAN DEN
OCRATIC.
The indications are that the democrats elect
N.
tlonal democratic Congressman supposed TO be
elected are Savage in the third district, Nc
Mahon in the fourth, Hurd in the sixth, Pop
rleton IN the ninth, Seney in the tenth, and
Pay ne in the twentieth.
wHAT THB CINCINNATI PAPERS SAY ABOUT 1T.
The Enquirer editorial save: "Fvr this tri-
uInph we are indebted not slone to the demo-
cratic party, but to the aid OF men who hereto
fore have been its opponents. This election
means opposition TO national bank monopoly.
II at the volume of currency should he enlarged
20 HaWaf fOrr raHKrf
1be Castle saws: "On platform OF repudis-
ton, Imitation, anti-temperance, and general
cussedness the democratic party has carried
Ohio hy decided majority and elected eleven Of
twenty CODgTessmen -
BUNpY BEATEN.
CTNCIEEATI, October IA dispatch 10 the
Enquirer says Vance, dem, has beaten Baady
Tor Congress in the eleventh Ohio district.
THE NEW CONGRESSIONAL DsLBG ALTON.
COLUNBCa. OHIO, october Il -Suffi cient re-
turns have been received 70 show beyond dOubf
hat the state has gone democratic bv from sever
10 ten thoGsaud majority, TIE democratic
s.ate executive committee are positive Of the
fressmen: banning, 20 district; Sayier
lst; Mcmahon, 3th; Rice, 9Th, Hurd
9th; Neal 1th; NSnce, tiUh; Wallng, 18th
SOuthsTd, 18th: CoWan, 18th. PaVne, 2Oth, anu
the probable election of Wilson in the 18th
Foppletcn, 9 b, and Geney 10Th districts. TIL
republicans claim the election OF Smith in the
30, Lawrence Sth, Foster lnfh, Van NoOrheCs
18th, DaniUTd 18Th, Monroe 1sth, aud Garfield
18th districts. If the democratic claims sre
sustained by the official returns, the democrat
rave gained seven COngressiDeu. which giyes
the II II out CT 2o Congress taeu q from Ohio. Hht
result exceed the most sangulne demDcrati
expectations.
Indiana
SEVEN RETCELICAN CJNgRESSEEN ELECTED
INDTANAPULIs, IN, october ll.-kstu-u
Al 3 O'Clock this mOrLn were sti,l very msagre
and il Is i'm. Ossble TO tell the result the STAT
ticket. The republicans certainly elect sever
Congressman. The Journal comedies the elec
ton Of ma i0Tity OF the democratic ticket IL
this city snC county.
GINCINNA1I, October 1.-THE returns IRON
Indiana are measTe that the result is unceT
tain. TIE republicans c aim seven out OF th,T-
teen Coz Oegressmen.
TIE STATE DEMOCRATIC.
IND1AGAPGLIs, October H.-offi ciHl ant
81 mi Cffcial returns from - precincts in S.
61S. Tie republican central committee con
cede the e6 cjiCn Of the entire democratic stat,
ticket by from five to ten thousand majarity
The republicans claim a majority in the lecis-
lRtuTe, which il rot conceded By the democrats
From present indications the
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION
VIII stand as follows: First District, Keilman
rep; I'd, Williams, dem; 81, herr. dem; an
New, dem; 5tb, Holman, dem; 9Th, Robinson
rep; 9TH, doubtful; Sth, Hunton. rep; 9th
doubtful; 10th, Calkins, rep; lltb, Evans rep
18th, Hamilton, dem; 1911, Boxer, rep. La
porte county gives a democratic majority o.
go, being q gain Of 375. FaltOn cOUGty
slows a democratic majority OF ninety-thres
being a repu blican gain of four. In Fayett,-
county mans majority for Congress is Ia
nelng democratic gain of li3. Iu RRndOlpI
II precincts give Claypool a majority for Con
gress OF ,124, republican loss OF III.
Iowa, Nebraska, and Arkansas.
CINCINNATI, october lin Iowa anu Ne
braska the republicans carried the dav. H.
Arkansas the conservative candidates wer-
elected.