The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-14
The State Elections.
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, October ia few scatter
ing returns show about equal Republican
and Democratic gains. The vote tor the in
dependent ticket was very small. Compare
sons will be made on the vote for the State
ticket in 1872. The Republicans claim ma.
jority In both branches of the Legislature.
INp1AsAPoLls, October 13.-The election
passed of quietly. The ticket in this city is
very long. A full vote is polled, and 1t will
be late before reliable returns can be ob'
tanned.
LooAsspoRr, October 1S.-Election quiet.
Large vote polled. The Democratic State
ticket carries the county by the usual ma.
:jority. The Democrats elect State senator,
and the Republicans probably elect repre-
sentative.
CLINTON, October 13.-Tbe opinion here
is that the Changers have carried the
county.
CHICAGO, October 13.-The following cleo.
ton returns have been received from Iowa
up to / P. NJ:
Council Bluffs city has undoubtedly given
j. w. AcDull' (Rep,), for Congress, 300 ma
jority.
BURIiNsgoN, October 13.-Light vote here.
The result is.doubtfui, but it is generally be.
1ieved the Republican State ticket has carried
the county.
In Mills county Young Republican,, fer
Secretary Of State, has $50 majority, and
McDull iRepublicanl for Congress, 200 ma
jority.
In Decatur county the vote Is light
Young has probable majority Of 80 to 100.
DUBUQUE, 0ctober 13.-This county gives
about 1900 msjoriiy for L. L. Ainsworth,
anti.monopoly candidate for Congress. In
GiicatioDs favor the election of c. L. Granger
lkepubilcapj for Congress. Union county
casts iull vote. Indications are that the
Republican ticket has msjority in the
county.
In Henry county the Republican State
ticket will have 300 majority. The vote in
the congressional contest is close, with the
probabilities IN favor of McCrary (Republi-
CAM.
In Story county the Republicans claim
500 majority on the State ticket and con-
gresham.
Iowa CIrx, October 13.-Tbe auttmo-
nopoly ticket Is $50 to $50 ahead.
.oHa.
CINuNNaga. October l3.-The election to-
day passed OH quietly. The contest between
Stevenson and Banning for Congress 10 the
Second district Is very close. Ia the First
tons are that q full %ote viii be polled. The
Republicans are saaguine of the election Of
Stevenson in the Second district, and the
Democrats are equally sanguise of the suc-
cess of their candidate.
CLEzELANr. October s3.-Tbe election xas
quiet. A very large vote has been poRed.
The Indications are that Parsons (Repubi-
cam, for Congress, will be defeated By Payne
QDemocaD by Grom 2,08a to 2b9a majority
CIHCrsNAnI, 0oaober l3.-ketErns FROM
seven cities snd two. counties indicate much
scratching. SayterI Dem0erat), for congress
In the First district galns.On the vote for
Governor last yesrsr6 10 three preciacts, and
sStepessonA Repuhiicsl4), for Congress in the
Second district, in The Cliftoa precinct loses
20, hut gains 300 in the Seventeenth Ward
loses $40 In the Sixteenth .Wsrd, and gains
81 in scattering fezaaship. The Liberal
Republican vote Of last year seems to return
: to the Democrats in some wards and to the
Republicans ia Others.
CaLuMRus, October GS.-Priyate advices
from Republican SOURCES in Toledo COZ
seeae the eiectionof Frank u. Hurde Demo
craD TO Congress in the Sixth district, de-
feating AbDer W. Pratt Republican,.
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, October E.-The election
aVas the most quiet snd orderly ever held in
the State. Not singh disturhaDee occurred.
The vote was quite faii, and indications are
that the Conservatives haYe carried the city
by 200 majority and the eeuaty By $50 ma
1ority. No official returns will he Saeeiyed
nnfil midnight.