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 has gone Republican by decided ma jority. Republican State Committee claim the election of Hayes by 1O,OOC majority.
 .I COLUMBUS, October 13-Returns from
 565 precincts give a Republican gain
 of 5400. Democrats concede the State
 to the Republicans by 15,OOO majority,
 with fair majority in both branches of Legislature.
 COLUMBUS, O., October 14-After very carefully figuring the returns, the chairman of Republican State Com. mittee, states that sixty-six counties now reported, give 10,607 majority for Hayes. Twenty counties yet to hear fully from, gave a Democratic majority in 1873 of 5271. Democrats here claim gain of 14O2 in sixteen of these coun- ties, and the Republicans claim gain of 1000 in four of them. This would leave net majority of 1884 for Hayes The Democrats concede the State to Hayes by 1000, but is quite likely to go above 10000.
 ST LOUIS, October 14-Committee on Texas Pacific railroad convention are actively at work and creating d. deep interest in the great question of a competitive Southern Transcontinental railroad Every Southern State will be fully represented, with large delega- tions from Northern and Western States. It is claimed a clear majority of next House can be depended on to- favor national aid.
 The southern press generally are dis cussing the question with vigor.
 OMAHA, NEE, October 12.-ReturnsI up to this hour, 30 a. m, indicate Re publicaus have carried State by nine or ten thousand majority.
 OMAHA, October 13.-It is now esu-' mated Republican majority in State will be 10000.
 DEs MONIES, October 12.-Returnsl received at office of the State Register indicate a Republican gain of about fifteen per cent over majority of 1874. Best informed Republicans estimate kirkwood's majority at 35,OOO. There is every indication of Republican gain In legislature there is a gain of ten or twelve Republican members already assured. On joint ballot il is estimat- ed that the Republicans have majority of forty The Democrats concede the State by 25,OO0.
 DEs MoIyEs, October 13.-Returns up l Q 1 30 a. m. give Republican majority 'f at least 3O,OO0. .t
 DEs MONIES, October 13.-Up to this lour the State Register has dispatches giving pretty complete reports from ixty out of the Einety-nine counties of I he State, and of these, liijy-thrce eire.- Republican majority, ac-regaiing D. f S9, and eight give Democratic major | ty aggrcqaing 3G03. These counties a epreseat -hrccfour;hs pf the vote of L .,ate, and returns from them indicate il
 Republican gain over 1874 oi 5000. |. 'o1niias not heard from are mostly in O he northwc-. part Of Sa,c. and are I .ronEest Republican counties in S.ate. he Register estimates these will make ,i
 total Rspualican majority ia inc. ,- ,ata of 33,05o, 8 gain of oyer 5000.
 DUsuQUE, IowA October 13-Rc- ublican gains figure up over 12.00O. H Iajority for Gen. Kir5wood for gov nor is believed to be over 35.OOO. Re-i 1blicans have elected g strong maiori-. in boih houses of the legislature. ii NEW YORK, October l3-The World. ID emocratic, says in an editorial on the o' estern elections. P' Rag Baby is dead and nothing re- V, V, ains for the Democrats to do but put ~ ~ under ground as promptly as possi- ~ e." n' The Times, Republican, says the oId I oral effect of these successes will e.b( greater than ordinary politicians ,b ppose. It will go far to decide way in ing and will convince the people ev- B, where that the Republican party is To; Il an invincible power; at the same fir, ne it should cause Republican lead mi to endeavor to make themselves tio ore worthy than ever of the support W; lich has year after year been so gen 'usly extended to them, and show all sm that they merit q continuance of yo 't support They must satisfy the VI, iuirements of the people. 'ai
 to NEW YORK, October 1.-The World co .mocrat, thinks the result of election tbi Ohio makes Governor Hayes the sol 'emost Republican presidential can wi late for 1876. NAsHINGTON, October 1.-The Com ssioner or Indian Affairs received. sol following dispatch today from ". ch Barney, who is exploring the Black ha ills, an CAMP ON RAPID CREEK, September.