Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-15
INDIANA.

| INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Oct. II. Il he Re
publican Central Committee eOncede the
| election Of the entire Democratic State
| ticket by from 5000 10 10000 majority.
| The Republicans claim a majority Of the
Legislature, which is not conceded by the
| Democrats. From present indications, the
| Congressional delegation will stand as fol-
| lows: First district, Heilman, Republican;
| second district, Williams, Democrat; third
| district, Kerr, Democrat; fourth district,
New, Democrat; fifth district, Holman.
Democrat; sixth district, Robinson, Repub-
| lican; seventh district, doubtful; eighth dis
trict, Hunter, Republican; ninth district,
| doubtful; tenth district, Col. Kins, RepUb-
| lican; eleventh district, Evans, Republican;
twelfth district, Hamilton, Democrat; thir-
teenth district, Baker, Republican.
| PROFESSIONALLY, IND, Oct. 1.-The
| friends of Kerr, Democrat, for Congress,
| claim his election by 1000 majority over
| CravenS. The Democratic majority in
| Clark county will be about l,0OO-a gain
of 400.
A Democratic Gain of I ,O8I i'm n Single
County.
TERRE HAUTE, IND. Oct. Am VigO
county, the official majority for the Demo
| cratic ticket is SS1, Democratic gain over
| 1872 of 1901. The Democrats carry the
whole county ticket, gaining two members
Of the Legislature. The contest between
Hunter and Rice, in this Congressional dis
trict, is very close. with the probabilities in
| favor of Rice, the Democratic candidate.
1t will probably take the official count to
decide.
Later and More Glorious.
| INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. l4.-Fudher
/ returns show increased Democratic gains
| in the State ticket. The indications are
| now that the Democratic majority in the
| State will reach from 10000 to 1900.
| Later returns place the election of Hunter,
| i'm the Eighth, and Calkins, in the Tenth
: District, in doubt, and the delegation will
stand 9 Democrats 10 1 Republicans. From
| the most reliable returns received, the fol-
| lowing is the result for Congress: First
| District. VIM. He.lman, Republican, is
elected by a small majority. Second Dis
/ tricf. James ID. Williams. by 5000 TO
5000 majority. Third District, N. {.
Kerr, regular Democrat, oyer Cravens, Flu
sian candidate, by 700 majority. Fourth
| District, j. W. Newman. Democrat, by
1000. Fifth District, w. ;. Holman,
| Democrat, by from 400 10 LOCO. Sixth
| District, Robinson. Republican, over john
1 II.
dependent. by 500 majority. Seventh Dis
trict, Frank Landers, Democrat, over
| Coburn, the present member, by
from 800 TO 500. Eighth District,
III. G. Rice, Democrat, over Hunter,
present member, by 800 majority. Ninth
| District. NJ. c. Elery, regular Democrat,
over T. J. CasOn, present member, and Z.
/ J. Bowles, Independent, by small major
1 itv. Teeth District. Hammond Demaver
| over Calkins, Republican, by small ma
| iOrity. Eleventh District, + ans, Repub-
| lican by 1908 majority. Twelfth District,
| Hamilton, regular Democrat, over Taylor,
Independent, by 1000. Thirteenth Dis
trict. J. Fl. Boxer, Republican, by 1000
| majority. The contest in the Eighth and
/ Tenth Districts Is very close; the official
vote may change the result. From the
present report il is impossible now to give
| the correct complexion Of the Legislature,
but the indications are that the Indepen-
| dents will hold the balance Of power in
/ both houses.
! 1915 p. M.-The latest returns are very
favorable for Hunter, Republican, in the
| Eighth District. u is now extremely
probable that he Is elected By q small ma
| ioTity.
The Latest reports from the First District