The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15
TILE ELECTIONS.



r., 49,; Ohio. ziiE3
C1scISNATI, October, I4.-From very fun
returns from all parts OF Ohio received du-
ring the night it is evident thatthe State has
gone Democratic by from 10000 to $4,000
majority, Further returns received up to 0
O'Clock this morning do not change the sta.
tus OF last nights dispatches. The intica-
tions are that the Democrats elect eleven OF
the twenty congressman. The additional
Democratic congressman supposed to be
elected are Savage, in the third district;
Mcmahon, IN the fourth !; Hurd, 10 the
sixth; Popleton, in the ninth; Seney, III
the tenth and Payne in the twentieth.
The Enquirer, editerially, says: !" For this
triumph We are indebted not alone to the
Democratic party, but to the aid of men " no
heretofore have been its opponents. This
election means opposition to the nationa,-bank
monopoly; that the volume of tie currency
should be enlarged, and there should be a.
tariff for revenue only" 49,, Es.ss;.
The Gazette says; "On platform of re-
pudiation, imitation, anti-temperance, and
generafcussedness, the Democratic party has
carried Ohio by a decided majority. and
elected eleven out of twenty congressman"
Second Dispatch. /.
COLUMBUS, October Insufficient returns
have been received to show beyond doubt
that the State has gone Democratic by from
1000 to 10000 majority. The Democratic
State Executive Committee are positive of
the election of the following Democratic
congressman Banning, Second district;
Taylor, First; Mcmahon, Fourth; Rice,
Fifth; Hurd, Sixth; Neal, Seventh; Vance,
Eleventh; Walling, Twelfth; Southland,
Thirteenth; Cowan, Fourteenth; Payne,
Twentieth and probably the election OF
Wilson in the Seventeenth; Popleton,
Ninth; and Leney, Tenth district.
The Republicans claim the election of
Smith in the third, Lawrence eighth, Foster
tenth, Van Voorhees, fifteenth, Danford six
| teenth, Monroe eighteenth, and Garfield
nineteenth district. @A
If the Democratic claims are sustained by
official returns, the Democrats have gained
seven congressman, which gives them four.
| teen of the twenty congressman from Ohio
The results exceed the most sanguine Demo
cratic expectations.
| Third Dispatch. 4| ~ I
CLEVELAND. October 14.-In the Twentieth
district Payne Democrat), for Congress, has
2,742 majority. In the Tenth district Foster
| (Republican) is elected by 142 majority. Ir
the Seventeenth district Woodwork Ire.
publican).is elected by about 800 majority
In the Nineteenth district Garfield (Repub
lican) has $500 majority. tio.li
Indiana.
indianapolis, October 14.-Returns at
Il IL III; 10 %;
and it IS impossible to tell the result on the
State ticket The Republicans certainly
elect seven out of thirteen congressman
| The Journal comedies the election of a ma.
jority of the Democratic ticket in this city
and county. s....rsel
> Second Dispatch. +
INDIANAPOLIS, October 14.-Oficial anC
| semi-official returns from seyenty.fye pre-
cincts, in fifty counties heard from, show
Democratic gains of CTS. The Republican
! Central Committee concede the election 0
the entire Democratic State ticket at from
5000 to 10000 majority.
The Republicans claim a majority in tn
Legislature, which is not conceded by tn
| Democrats. From present indications To
| Congressional delegation will stand as 70
lows: First district, Harlem (Republlcan)
Second district, Williams (Democrat); Thir
district, Kerr DemocraD; Fourth distric
| New (Dcmocratj; Fifth district, H0lma
| (DemocraD; Sixth district, Robinson (Rt
publican); Seventh district, doubtful
Eighth district, Hunter (Republiean); Mint
| district, doubtful; Tenth district, Colkir
(Republican); Eleventh district, Evans n
| publcan); Twelfth district, Hamilton DER
ocrat); Thirteenth district, Baker (Repub
can). 1't
La Porte county gives Democratic m
jority of 800, being u gain Of $50. Fulto
county gives Democratic majority of SO, b.
ing Republican gain OF 4. In Fayette count
Holman's majority for Congress is 125, bein
a Democratic gain of 143. In Randolph II
precincts give Claypool a majority for Coz
gress of ], 124-Republican loss of ia. /
Arkansas.
| LITTLE Rock, October 14.--The entil
| Democratic and Conservative ticket is carrie
| in this (Puaski) county by from TOO to ], 0(
majority, and the constitution is also carrie
| in the county by 1000 majority. Inform
| ton from other counties indicate that tt
constitution is carried by very large M
jority.
Nov the Election News was Receive
in Washington.
! Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
WASHINGTON, October 14.-Tne electiO
returns, slight as they were this mornin!
fell like clap of thunder in clear SIX
| about official quarters here. There vel
some among the Radical calc ulators VIII
had conceded possible Democratic victor
| in Indiana, but that Ohio should repudia'
the Republican party to the extent she bs
was something that could not be admlIte
under any circumstances. The results pre-
duced CONSERVATION unparalleled for yer
long time, and predictions for sWeepln
Radical victories next month are much feWs
at this date than they were yesterday.
A noticeable feature of to-day has bee
the absence of the customary congratulator
kilograms that fill the desks OF GoVernDer
officials on the day after elections.
Democrats are very much elated at ID
triumph, and are sanguine Of doing niue
better in November.
| Great interest is felt to know the exact n
turns from Indiana, from where The eIeetio
reports are always slow. 1t is believed tn
the Democrats have succeeded in gainiln
greater triumphs than that of securing IL
| oIoo,ion of the State ticket. TIMoN.
| Jerome Park Races.
JEROME PARK, October 1.-THE first race
for purse of $500, ole-mile heat, was Wo
nv Survivor; Stamford second, hesoiat
I -. a.d,,hon fo,1rfn 9 RdyenDa httl