New-York tribune., 1874-10-15

Republicans certainly elect seven Congressman. Ihe
Journal comedies the election Of majority OF the Dem
ocratc ticket in tins city and county.
OHcia and sc official from 10 precincts IN
80 counties heard from, show Democratic grains OF 6's
The Republican Central Committee coneede the election
of the entire Democratic State ticket by from five to
ten thousand majority. The Republicans claim ma
ory OF the Legislature which is not conceded by tne
Democrats.
From the present Indications the Congressional del
egation will stand as follows Ist District, Heilmah
CRep.) lid. Williams (Dem); lid. Kerr (DemJ; iVth'
New (Dem); With, Holman (Dem); With, kooinson
(Rep); With, doubtful With Hunter Rep); IXtb'
doubtful Xth, Calkins tRep.); XIth, Evans (kepJ ];
XIItb, Hamilton (Dem); XIIIth. Baker Rep)
Laporte County gives q Democratic majority OF COO,
being gain OF 375 Fulton County shows Democratic
majority of 93 being Republican gain OF In Fayetfe
County Homans majority for Congress Is 125, beine
Democratic gain of 143 In Randolph II precincts give
Claypool majority for Congress OF 1.12 Republican
loss OF ia.
JEFFERsoNvILLH Oct. 14.-The friends OF Kerr, the
Democratic candidate for Congress in the III District
claim his election by 2oO0 majority The entire Demo
ticket of Clarke County, excepting Treasurer
was elected by about 1000 majority, gain OF AGO.
TERRE HAUTg, Oct. IA-Vgo County toficia) gives
majority the Democratic State ticket Of Ss7 The
contest between Hunter and Rice In this Congressional
District is very close with the probabilities IN favor OF
Rice DEM. 1t will probably take the official count TO
decide.
INDIANAPOLIS Oct. 14-Further returns show in
creased Democratic gains the State ticket. the
indications are now that the Democratic majority IN the
State will reach from 10000 to $1,000 Later returns
place the election OF Hunter the With and Calkins
the Xh Districts in doubt, and the delegation Will
stand nine Democrats to four Republicans From the
most trustworthy returns received the following is the
result for Congress:
First Distnct-wllliam Heiman (Rep), small ma
jOrlty. . -, ooo l..
5000 majority. r.
Third District-M. c. Kerr Dem). over James A. Cra-
vens Fuson oandidate). by 2G0O majority.
Fourth Dstrlct-J. ID. New Dem.), by 800 majority.
Fifth Distrc,-W. s. Holman (Dem1 by 800 to l'ooo
majority.
sixth Dlstrict-M S. Robinson Nep), over L. L. John
(Reg. Dem.) and A o. Pendleton (lnd) py ooo ma
Seventh District-Frankn Landers Dem). over John
Co uu present menber by from 800 TO 800 majority
Eighth DisITct-H. j. Rice tDeln.), over NJ u HUI
ter, the present member by a small majority.
Ninth Observation-Disclosures McCluIg (Deno over 1. y.
Cason the present member and g. j. Bowles tind)' Dy
% small majority. ~ =,
Tenth Distrci-w. S. Raymond (Dem), over ". II.
Calkns Rcp.). by a small majority
Eleventh Dstrlct-J. L. Evans (R pl by 200 majority
Twelfth Distrlct-A IL. Hamilton (Dem), over Taylor
Und), by 1000 majority.
Thirteenth DsIrictJ. g. Baker tRep), by 1000 major
ity.
The contests in the YIIIih, IXth and Xth are very
close and the official vote may change the result gwen
above.
FROM the present reports it is impossible to give the
correct complex of the Legislature but the indica.
ons are the Independents Will hold the balance Of
power in both Houses.
TERRE HAUIE, Oct. H-Later and more complete re-
turns indicate election of Hunter Repl Tor Congress
by $50 majority.