The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-15
INDIANA.

lNDIANAP0LI9, Oct. l4-OuiCial and
semi CillCal returns from rs precincts 10
the fifty counties heard from, show q
Democratic gain oi G7S The Republican
Central Committee concede the election
OF the entire Democratic State ticket by
from five to ten thousand mSjority. The
Republicans claim majority Of the Leg
islature, which Is not conceded by the
Democrats From present indications
the Congressional delegation will stand
as follows: First district, HeilmaD, Re.
publican; I'd, Williams, Democrat; 81,
Kerr, Democrat; 4!h, New Democrat, 9th,
Holman, Democrat; OH, Robinson, Re-
publican; 7th, doubtful; 9Th, Hunter, Re.
publican; OH, doubtful; 10Th, CalkinS,
Republican; 11th. Evans, Republican;
18Th, Hamilton, Democrat; 18Th, Baker,
Republican.
Lsporte county, Democratic majority
$50; Democratic gain 375 Fulton coun.
ty, Democratic majority %: Republican
gain 4. In FayottG county Holman's ma.
jority for Congress is 1856 Democratic
gain l43. In Randolph county, II pre-
Cincts, Clsypoors majority for Congress
1924; Republican loss 144.
JEFFRRsoSvILLE, October 14-The
friends OF Kerr, Democratic candidate for
Congress in the Third District, claims bis
election by 1000 msjority over Cravens.
The entire Clark county Democratic tick.
ct was elected with the exception oi
Treasurer. The Democratic majority 10
Clark county will be about 1000, q gain
of 400
TRRRR HAUTE, October 14-Vigo
county-Officisl msjority for the Demo.
crat State ticket, 9S7; a Democratic gain
over 1872 OF 1861. Rice's msjority over
Hunter is 479. The Democrats carry the
whole county ticket, gaining two mem.
bers Of the Legislature. The contest bet.
ween Hunter and Rice in this Congress.
sionsl District is very close, with the
probabilities in favor of Rice, the Demo.
cratic candidate. 1t will probably take
tic official count to decide.
INDIANAPOLIS, October IA. Il FUrihe
returns show increased Democratic gains
on the State ticket. The indications arc
now that the Democratic mSjOrity in the
State will reach from 10000 10 $4,000.
Later returns place the election OF Hunter
IN the 9lh and CaIkins in the 10th district
in doubt, and the delegation will stand
Democrats and Republicans. From the
most reliable returns received the follow
ing IS the result for Congress: 1st Dis
lrict, William Heilman, Republican, is
elected by small msjority; 2nd District,
James D. Williams, Democrat, 5000 10
5000 msjOrity; 81 District, NJ. e. Kerr,
Democrat, over Crsvens, Fusion candi-
date, by $500 majority 4Ih District, j.
D. New, Democrat. Is elected by about
500 majority; 9th District, W. S. nol-
man, Democrat, 500 10 1000 msiority;
Sixth District, Milton s. Robinson, Re-
publican, over johnson, regular Demo-
Crat, and Pendleton, Independent, by 500
majority; Seventh Ditrict, Frank San
ders, Democrat, over COburn, the present
member, by from 300 TO 800; Eighth Dis
tTicr II j. Rice, Democrat, over Hunter,
the present member, by small majority;
Ninth District, McClerg regular Demo.
crat, overF. J. Cason, the present member
and g. ]. Bowles, Independent, by a
small msjOrity; Tenth District, Raymond,
Democrat, over ColkIns, Republican, by
small msjority; Eleventh District,
Evans, Republican, by 1000 majority;
Twelfth District, Hamilton, regular Dem.
oCrst, over Taylor, Independent Democrat
by 1000; Thirteenth District, J. Il Baker,
Republican, by 1000. The 9Th, 9th and
10Th Districts are very close and the OIL
cial vote may change the result.
FT, WAYNE, October 14.-Vote OF Al.
len county-The official returns OF nine
teen precincts and townships and the
Second and Ninth Wards oil the city OF
Fort Wayne are as follows: Secretary
OF Stste-Curry, 1912; Neff, 2s5l. Con-
gresE-Taylor, 25S; Hamilton, 2 0G9. Re.
presentstives-KeIsey, 2,27S: Andrews,
$3.50; Heller, . SSS; Horn, also Senator
-Lipes, 2,1J5; Belle, 1856; Kizer, III.
Votes not counted In the First, Third,
Fourth, Filth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
Wards Of the city.
The following are the reported and
official msjorities oil the counties Tipton
county, Democratic majority 150; Clay,
Democratic majority 200; Washington,
Democratic ma j0rity GGS; Delaware, Re-
publican msjOrity 1900; Grant, Republi-
can majority 600; Laporte, Democratic
msjority 900; Porter, Republican majority
$50; Putnam, Democratic msiority 6l4,
JenniDg, Republican majority rs; Orange
Democratic $50; Scott, Democratic ma
jority 1853; Adams, Democratic mSjority
900; Wells, Democratic majority 6O6
Lake, Republican majority 800; Howard
Republican msjority 600; Montgomery
Democratic majority 90; Carroll, Demo-
cratic majority 200; Rush, Democratic
majority so; Marshall, Democratic ma
jorltY 40l; Starke, Democratic majority
l,O0Oi Jay, six townships, Republican
nsjority G7; Randolph, Republican ma
j)rlty 200; Allen, Democratic majority
1000; Park, Republican msjority $50
Clinton, Democratic majority, 800; Wayne
Republican majority 1000. In Wayne
county Baxter Is elected.
LoGANsP0RT, October 14.-The Dem
ocratic msjority on the State ticket will
be 450, Democratic gain OF so. The
Republicans gain Representative.
TRRRR HAuTE, October l4.-Iu Parke
county the Republican State ticket has
200 msjorily. The county Republican
ticket ranges from 3lS to / 1000 msjorlty
The returns indicate the election oil Hun
ter, Republican, to Congress by $50 ma
jority.
ISDGAHAPoLIS, October IA The lstesI
reports from the First District places
the election oil Heilman for Congress in
doubt.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 14.-Later re-
turns received this evening are very "a
vorablc for Hunter In the Eighth District
II is now extremely probable tina. he Il
elected by ssmall majority. PArke coun
ty gives Hunter $50 majority with Florids