Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-11
LATE p1spAroH FROM o1so1NNAr1.

Special Dispatch TO the Nel0 York Times.
CINCINNATI, /. 10 O'Clock. Republi
cans are now confidently claiming the State
by from 5000 TO $4,000 majority. Returns
from the precincts show Republican gains
that more than offset the losses at Cleve-
land and Cincinnati, should the full returns
show any at the latter places, as the Demo-
Gratis claim. The returns which cannot be
had to night will be in favor of the Repub-
licans, as all their gains and no losses come
from the agricultural districts. The first
returns were the most favorable to the
Democrats of any received, and the Repub-
licane improve all the time as interior points
are heard from.
"a. M.-Mr. Halstead, of the ConanleT
cidI, says from careful estimate he thinks
the State about the sRme as at thelasE cleo
ton, $40 Republican maj fity. (
THE CINCINNATI GAZETTE sURE AT O'CLOCK.
CINCINNATI, Oct. lO.-Ohio has gone Re-
publican by ten thousand majority. Re-
turns from Indiana come in slowly. The
Republicans claim the State. This county
is close, with prospects at O'Clock in favor
of the Republicans.
CINoISNATI GAZETTE.
INDIANA DIsPAToHEs-THE ELECTION OF HAIR
RIsoN CLAIMED.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10.-Hon, John w.
Forney At midnight the result in the
State is in some doubt, but the Democrats
are beginning TO concede the election of
HARRISON although claiming the rest of the
ticket. Returns come III slowly, owing to
| the great length of the ticket, and but few
official votes have been received. These
show Democratic losses in the southern
| part of the state, and Republican losses in
| the northern part. The net gain is in fa-
| vor of the Republicans, and the election of
| Harrison may be safely counted upon.
Williams own township, usually strong
Democratic precinct, gives but % majority
| for "BIue Jeans" The Democracy are des-
| pondent, and hopeleesly sit and refuse to
give to the public the dispatches they have
received, which they say are contradictory
to Republican information. The Republic
cans have gained in the. Congressional dele
CATION. INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL.
RETURNS FAVORABLE TO HARRISON.
Special Dispatch to the NelU Fork Times.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10.-Informal returns
from various sections of Indiana, especially
| from southern counties, indicate the defeat
of Blue Jeans Williams. The balloting has
been very heavy, and the vote is undoubt-
edly close, and nothing absolutely certain
can be stated tonight. If. however, fur
| ther returns are as favorable as those re-
ceived thus far, Gen. Harrison's success lie
assured.
Evansville gives a largely increased vote.
The Republicans gain 200 in Henry county.
Knox, the home Of Williams, shows Re-
publican gain.
HOW TMDENs MONEY WAS POURED OUT
BUYING SEVEN MULEs.'
INDIAEAPoLIs. Oct. i0-Ihe following
dispatch, sent to W. n. Barnum, Bates
House, Indianapolis, was by mistake opened
by W. H. Barlow, gentleman from Wis
consin
New Y9RK. Oct. 10.
W. II. BARNUM, care Henderson,, Bank Com
nlerce, Indianapolis
Dispatch received. You may buy seven
more mules. ADRIAN 81 HEWITT.
This is understood to mean that Barnumi
who is supposed to have been acting as die,
bursting agent for the Democratic Nationa
Committee here, could draw for $1,000
more. The Republicans say they believe
thatthe money was to be used in cofTuptine
election inspectors here.
| -