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New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
TILE LATE LnsEpH WARRrY.

ALBANY, Oct. 10.-At a special meeting
the Executive Committee OF the Sta.e Associated Press
held to-day. the following was adop,cd aud ordered
transmitted 10 each member OF the Association:
our Hon'rcd Pr ,ilen;. Joseph Warren. esq, having
been suddenly removed hy death, We, tlc Executive
Committee ot the A>sotacu Tres, of te state OF New
Nurh convened iu - cc session hy the solemn dispen
size o place ubu record our grateful sense OF
his bong gud f,tlM service TO the pi,s, Of the State,
our appreciation % his character cuzcn. and his
ability Our, and or great sorrow 20 his loss. As
,nr original founders OF the a>>u UuI, me-
hrr oi It's Executive C.mmittcc f.. ID, ami It's
President for y,ars. lie PERFORMED work
il us behalf which shall always DE- held in
grateful remembrance. lie watched o.. ris interests
with fidelity ho lJ5orcl rtrir lt.loLion with zeal
and abI'y aud the press of le sat, il cherish bis
mruury who dld much tO trlttr ..Ld dignity the
profession Of wllcI hc So c5lhp.cIOus member.
Nc shu miss L.s calm and G,,ib crate jud dyment the
councils OF tuc as.'cItDl a'a look Ia vain for that
genial presence which dsp 1Sc auch warmth and sun
shin. about him. lie j. -.t-Jne IN the very strength
hs manhood iu tho fruliuu IL bis highest hopes and
in he W,dst of Pi- eryaty,. u tlIlucss We
fa.u would speak tine word 0f comfort tO his afflicted
family. bun eau only SAY, we mourn with them. Their
sorrow is We ash 70 drop with them the tear Of
aGrrtlJu lis grave, while thank God for the
hcs-uA Of biz life aLd the influence OF has noble example
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
Total 500 3I.OoG

George II. Bloomer Of No. 10 JOnes-st, one Of the
Supervisors OF Registration in the XIh Election District
Of the Yh Assembly District arrested last evening
on charge Of larceny aud taken 10 the Prince Street
Police station Patrick Sayle OF No 73 KinS-St, the
complainant alleged that he laid HIS naturalization
papers upon the table the registration Office for the IN
specton Of the supervisors. BOomcr took tie papers
from the table and refused To surrender them savile
then called an officer and had BlOOmer taken to the
police station, where he made charge OF larceny
against him Mr. Boomer stated that the papers were
SUSPECTED rs fraudulent They OF the lot issued IN
1865 and the supervisors had been instructed TO retain
such papers for further examination, to prove whether
or not they were genuine He denied that he had taken
the papcrs from the table but stated that they
handel 10 hm by one OF the other Supervisors. lie also
stated that the alleged 0nse committed at a. m,
and that lie wa, not arrested unt il too late 10 take
tIc ca-c before q magistrate When the prisoner was
searched ia the police ion the papers were found
uron him. aud the sergeant felt obliged To hold him aud
Older the ease before a magistrate tins morning. The
case created 20 great deal Of excitement ia the Eighth
Ward where both the accused man and tie complainant
are vel known.
An unusually large number ~ voters registered
u UrDnkIyn Yesterday The Offices Tor registration were
oucp frnm o. M 10 10 ni and from p. M. 20 10 =.
m Every EFFORT was made by individuals and political
ton. 10 induce All unregistered citizen, to at
tend 10 this duty. Below Is given schedule OF tie mum
Ls registered IN the different wards as FAR no known at
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Oct. 10.-'The follow
Ing passed by the United states Centennial Commis-
sion at their meeting held to-day:
Whereas, Several communications, verbal well rs
written have been presented 10 he Commissioners ask
lag FOR information 10 whether tue time for
closing the Exhibition should not De- EXTENDED beyond
the 10Th ~ November; therefore be 10
HesJred That in accordance with ~ viOus action
hereby declare that the Centennial Exhibition shall
bc closed or the 10Th day OF November next.
The large and valuable collection OF S.am2se goods
or .nay intended exhibit. bat account OF the
on delay in their shipment. finally forwarded pres
eut by the King OF Siam to the United states Govern
mcn arrived the Centennial grounds on Monday and
we're Uupackcd in front Of the GOycrnncn: building,
whore, IN tie Navy Department, space has been re-
served for their display.
COY. Cheney and STAFF OF New-HdmpsAre will arrive
m the city tomorrow lie will be accompanied by the
Amo,kcag Veterans an escort, viii Browns CCrDet
Band. The following are also expected accompany
the OoycrEOr's party: ES-GOys l. Siyth, T. A. Straw,
and Stcays Of New Hampshire, and eXGOv John A. Dix
OF New York.
The International Live stock Yards nj tie junction Of
Belmont and GIardaYcs were Oprncd 90 the public to-
DAY the display OF sheep and swine. Tue American
sheep ri.crs have fr entered s1- head the English
60 and the Canadians 81 h al The list q swine
braces 1913 American, 80 English, AID 40 Canadian
entries.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
cRnu.s ANp cAsuALrIEs-BY rELEGRApn

BuTMOFF, Oct. 1O--JOhn Slaughter age 70
wears killed the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Blue Bridge, day.
BJ>lON, oct. 10.-Patrick Boyle, residing at No.
80 Adausst. iel from wagon toy and received Injuries
which re- lltpd fatally
BALTIMORE, oct. 1O.-Wiliiam W. Kerr, tobacco
merchant foI CdrtsOup Tenn found lead in bed last
evening at the Lutaw House
PHILADELPHIA Oct. I0-Mrs. Martha Baker age
S. wears accidentally buiT e To death ts morning
residence Cf Aer souinlaw, IN tn's city.
TEENroN, oct. 1O.--ihe application made by cOun-
gel 90 Ecile tins afternoon lTd tc.fcfc the OF
| John iii anu John fulen was unsucc' ~ ful
NlA-DALTANS. Oct. 1O.-Ihc Howard Association
have .ch from Dr j. D. Bruus Of Brunswick Ga,
Tie cp. uc 90 that place may be- cOns .ere 40 eud
BoHDrNTOWN, \. j.. Oct. l0.--This morning the
mu.acd ro'y ~ young mar. a2ai,hty 20 years OF ass
WHAT
BUFFALO, y. Y. Oct. TO- Lewis scheller, age 10
years accidentally and killed his cQhlhlOn mares
Hammond age J years while out duck sho'uh8 Al "raha
Island to-day
PnovlprNCF Il. J., Oct 10.-Albert NJ. Bailey,
poIir.n,D who hat of duty for anew days because OF
sWoru ruat stalled % deah toHay M trying drlhk
cup OF cOree m,
posroN Oct 1O--lhe steamer Worcester, from
reports hay picked up two nsLermen named
Lawrence Vearsh anu JdiheS ""i'' VI ' ''N"'' Ai'"
W. DOdd Of Gloucester
.wpFNcF Mass Oct. 10.-TwO freight trains on
an poon and Railroad came into collision AZ NoItA
ndnysr TODAY The two cara Of one uAn were ts-
scoped. No was injured.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
REPUBLICAN LOCAL CONVENTIONS.

At the meeting of the Central Republican
Committee. at Republican Hail. on Thirty-thlrd-st' near
Hr,ldgay last evening, the executive committee re-
poricd the following aIran-cmcutsi Primary meetings
of rho Ectubraus will be held IN the Assembly districts
on Friday oct 20 at D. IN - eject delegates To The
different conventions The Count, Convention Is TO he
held at Republican Hail. on thirty tunist., near Broad
way. ou wednesday. oct. 25, 30 p m Congressional,
MONDAY oct %. NJ p M, for the Ntn District ot No
vim ri No - Avenue 4 the With, at No. 81 West
SiXfctutl-~t: the INth al 80 3E West 31->; ui' Nh
a so tl3 FoUrhtyt. and the Alth, AT Erryourt I&l~
Inn East Fy fourtl-,t; the Aidrmauc, ON Tuesday Ot
2i at D. Ii.. fi tie iNth senatorial )lrtt %! ~. 20
oIIud,t the Nth nj Icccker Hal; Tie NIih 10 No -
Avenue 4: The NIi,n. 40 ~ iJ3 FoCrtt-iNc amt the
VIM al BitS0ut Hall lhc senatorial CuhNrdl'o on, 10
mi yartnrv caused by the death OF James VI. Booth, ON
Thursday, Oct. 70, al ; =. ~.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

TAuMANy AND ANII-rhMMANY CONVENTIONS To-
DAY-pREpARArIoNs FoR TIE LATTER MEEi-
INC.
Conventions will be held to-day by Tammany
and AuttTamiuany at Tammany. ana lr'lhs mans re-
spectiyoy, to nominate conference committees "hcn
shall subsequently meet and ag'cc upon the relative rep
resenaon TO be accorded each organization III tue 'o'"l
nominations as well the division oil tue CITY oce' VI
Mayor Sheriff, County Clerk, %c'
A private meeting Of the Anu lahin"nS EN'r"'''
Commune r held last evening at Irving Hail. Eman
mel r. Hart presding for the purpose of agreeing upon
fine presidipr officers of the Anu-Tammany Convention
today After considerable discussion over the proprey
of the Executive Committee taking any action III the
matter a resolution was offered by Thomas j. Creamer
that ira shafer be recommended AZ chairman OF ihe
convention This was persstenty opposed Dy justice
Murray aud Rufus +. Andrews Mr' Ahure"s
characterized the movement as On eIe"en' Vi
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
NEwARK cnARrER ELECTION.
MARKrD SUCCESS OF THE EErCBICANs-iIyE AL
DERMEN GAINED.

MARKrp SUCCESS OF THE EEPCBEICANS-ilyE AL
DERMEN GAINED.
NEWARK, y. j., Oct. 1O.-Ihe charter clcc-
tion in th. city today for Water Commissioners
Tax Commissioner, Trustee of the city Home. - Al
dcr1u,n - Frechold,rs. l6 School Commissioners
and TWO surveyor, ~ Highways In 1874 the Republic
can water Commissioner elected by Il majority oi
G7l while In so Republican Mayor was elected Icy
majority Of 1878. In 1874 the Democrats had their
uIal.ayc and carried most Of the ticket, bat niot with
great losses IN 1870.
IN, election to-day resulted in Republican majority
of about 500 or the - wards, the Republicans carry
being gain OF five compared with the election c
ls-l They gain The First Fourth. Fifth Eighth. T. "
eut and Fifteenth Wards for aldermen los.us only one
the s.Nth The gain over 1874 Is 1000 votes. bat TIE
popuhcan lose 900 rs compared with tic el,ci,on o.
l-75 when q mayor was IN the field.
The ticket elected is as follows:
water Commissioner samuel Atwater Rep.
.raN CulriuS Ssiuutr Jos, % But laaln, Rcl.
TIle'ur ~ CIV Home 'Ilor q. Ludlow, Rep
Surveyors Of ilishways- David 4odus hel" ana jacob
Ltnrrt, Rep.
A. the result OF the election the Board Of Aldermen
will have ~ Republicans 90 6 Democrats. Following
nm, IA, names OF the Aldermen elected win h.r maJor
ties by wards:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
MORE ASSURANCE OF A REPUBLICAN VIC
TORY,

ToIEDo, Ohio, Oct. 11-2 a. m.-The election in
This city was very quiet and orderly. The majority
for the Republican State ticket is 705 and for Cox
for Congress, $50.
The vote is the largest ever polled. Lucas County
will give the Republican State ticket 1,4OO
majority.
Cox is doubtless elected to Congress over Hurd
the present incumbent, by 1,2O0 to 1900 ma
jorty.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 11-2 n m.-The election
in this city passed off quietly. very large vote
was poed. Entire returns not yet in, but
enough TO indicate that the entire Republican ticket
is elected by maorties ranging from 800 to Q, 800
Townsend, Rep, is elected to Congress by about
5000 majority
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

cratic gain 1872. a. votes gain in indianapolis
estimated at l40O; In South Bend one precinct gives
122 Democratic gan Bedford, Friedleys home said to
give Democratic gain 40.
WARREs.-Champion gives Bell 1903; Barnes, 116;
Dem gain OF g; Easement for Congress, 107; Garfield,
log. Warren townshp-Bel 142 Barnes, l27; Dem.
gain, 2; Garfield runs behind Easement. Warren City
First Ward Bell 70; Barnes, pa Dem. gain, "a Case
mcnt 81; Garfield, 257; Judge OF Common Pleas,
Moses Ind, s5 Lewis, 26l Warren City, Second Ward
Bell, III Barnes, $50; Rep. gain, 81. Warren City,
Third Ward-Bell, II Barnes, 49, Rep. gain, 16.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
DEMOCRATIC CLAIMS.
BANNING's ELECTION DECLARED CEETAfN-REroRIs
OF REPUBLICAN DEsrONpENCN.
t1n lI.lIr I'M

OF REPUBLICAN DEsrONpENCY.
lBr TKLEGRAPn To IIIE TRIBUNE
CINCINNATI. oct. lO-ErQH.rT ONCE, 10 p. m.-
There ia great excitement here and the streets are
crowded There are returns from the head of the
ticket in four western. eastern, and two central
precincts. which show great Democratic gains.
Banninp's friends claim his election. Tie vote IN
the city will be $4,000, which is the largest ever
cast.
CINCINSATI. oct 1O-EHqircr Office, 1890 p. m.-
Onicol returns from five city precincts, all that are
IN, give 4Og Democratic gain on the vote for Gov
ernor last Fall -Four county precincts show similar
gains There are 50 precincts in tie county. Of
which 81 are in Cincinnati. Special dispatches
from Dayton report great and unexpected Demo
cratic gains IN that city. A Columbus special says
the Republican Central Committee are dcspondcnt
The Democrats have bands on the streets. The Re
publican newspaper Offices are deserted il Is he
Hcycd this county will go entirely Democratic
Banning, friends are jubilant.
Mdnighi-Twcuty-u -uinr city and ten county pre-
cncts have been officially heard from mp 10 mid
night. Three city prccnt- give - Republican gain.
Twcny-siX city and ten county precincts give l,3lS
Democratic gain. The Democrats claim the county
by 1000 and bot, Congressman. Barnes does not
run rs far behind as expected
Enquiror Office. l u. m.-OHcial rctGus from 30
city and II county precincts give Loo Democratic
gain Twelve city and II country precincts are yet
to he heard FROM This indicates the whole county
from coo 10 500 Democratic and State ticket and
most OF county ticket elected.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.
THE TURKS REPULsED AT THE DRINA-MUKHTAH
PASTA ATTACKED-HOPEs or AN ARNIsTICE.


PASTA ATTACKED-HoPEs OF AN ARNIsTIcE.
LONDON Tuesday Oct. 10, 1875.
A Reuter- dispatch from Belgrade says: The
Servans yesterday repuscd the Turks in attempt to
cross the River Drins, near Ratscba.
Reuter- dispatch from Ragusa dated yesterday, says:
The MOntcnegrins have attacked Mukhtar Pasha's main
force and an engagement is proceeding. 1t is re-
ported that Monenegrius gaining the advantage.
A Reuter- telegram from Paris says: "The news that
the Porte has already accepted armice is considered
prematuTe.r Special teegrams to nearly all the London
papers, however speak hopefully OF speedy conclusion
OF armstice for which all the Powers represented
as continuing TO work in unison.
AN ARMISTICE TENDERED TO SERvIA.
LONDON Tuesday, Oct. lO-Mdnight
A Reuter- dispatch dated COnstantnOple, Oct.
J0-Eyenng, says: AT the sitting OF tie Extraordinary
Council to-day 1t decided that Turkey should grant
an armstce for six mOnhs-viz until the end OF March,
1877 This decision and its conditions viii be communi-
Gated to the European Powers tomorrow"
The Porte is now prepared carry out the promised
reforms 1t remains TO be what scrvia will say
the unexpectedly long armiscc; but Minister Ristics
said only to-day, according to a Reuter telegram from
Belgrade, that the seryian Government had for
time desired armistice for month or longer and
would doubtless accept one.
THE sULTAN's PROCLAMATION.
WASHINGTON, Oct 1O-The text the sultan's procla-
nation Of Sept 10 has been received by the Turkish Min
ster In it he attributes the present troubles mainly
both the imperfect execution and ncnObservance Of the
laws He announces the establishment Of General
Council, and declares for civil service reform. He
recommends larger appropriations for education, and
deplOres the disturbances in seryia and elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

The Democrats claim that as Newark gave 1913 ma
iorty for the Republican last year and only lGOG
for the ticket at this election therefore there is heavy
Republican loss; but the Eepubncans claim tia. az no
MAYOR was voted this year there not tuil vote
and that their majority of 1000 Is gain as against the
67l Republican majority cast in 1874, when similar
ticket to the one just elected was ln the field
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
HOW IT LOOKS IN THE CONNER GAL OFFICE
DISPATCHES AT DIFFERENT HOURS THROUGH The
EVENING FROM MURAT HAGSTEAD.

~
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEI
Cr;CINNATI. Oct. 1O-9:30 p. m.-Ihe first German
ward in gives 200 Republican gain on the Hayes
and Allen vote last wear. This indicates Republic
can victory in Hamilton County.
g:4J D. m.-We have returns from nine precincts
Democratic gains. 1S5; Republican gains, 800.
There are reports of further Democratic gains. The
Republicans probably hold Hamilton County by
a slightly reduced majority.
CINCINNATT oct. 1O-10:3O p m-There are Re
publican losses in this county. Ii is claimed that
Banning beats Matthews. The Isractes nearly all
voted Democratic. Sayler has losses, and may be
defeated. The county ticket is very close.
CINCINNATI. oct 10-11:l5 p. m.-Thc Democrats
are claiming the election of Banning but IN 20 pre-
cincts his net gain is 372. leaving LOO 10 over
come in 22 precincts In the lst District Force gains
331 in precincts. There are heavy Democratic
wards to come in but think the county is Republ-
cam with both Congressman. NJ. HAISTEAD.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
THE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
TILE REPUBLICANS GAIN IN THE SIXTH AND
TWENTIETH
M TELEGNArn TO TnE TmnUNE.I

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRUSE.l
CLEVELAND, Oct. 10.-Business was entirely sus-
pended to-day, and all classes gave their entire
time TO the work of the election. The day was
pleasant and the vote the largest ever cast. The
election was quiet with the exception of one small
disturbance in the Fifth Ward MIR Blaine, with
Amasa Stone and Col. John HAY. drove to the polls
OF that ward, where the two latter gentlemen
voted. While in the wigwam, MIR. Blaine
was insulted by an Irish hack-driver
named Carey, who would have made violent as
sault had he not been prevented by Col Payne, son
of the Democratic candidate for reelection to Con-
Rress. The returns from this district the AAth are
incomplete. At midnight 13 wards and eight town.
ships give Amos Townsend Rep, for Congress,
a net majority of 1,734. There are three
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
Editor of The ClreIand HeGId.l
HOW 1T LOOKS IN THE GAZETTE OFFICE.
REPUBLICANS CLAIM TIE STATE BY 10000
MAJORITY
DISPATCHES FROM RICHARD SMITH.

DISPATCHES HUN NICHAHU hNIIH'
CINCINNATI Oct 11-12:30 a. m.-Republicans
claim Ohio by 10000 majority. Hamilton County
is close but is probably Republican. Matthews Is
probably elected in the lid District. The Ist Dis
trlct is close. Republicans claim Indiana. Returns
from that State come IN slowly
CNCINNATI, Oct. NATURALIZATION are
that Ohio and Indiana are Republican.
CINCINNATI Oct. 1910 p. m.-Scattering returns
from this city and State are favorable TO the Repub-
lcans. but nothing definite is known as yet Union
County, Ind, gives 800 Republican majority
RICHARD SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
REpuRLICAN Suspicious.
ACUEIOUs DIsPATCH FROM TIE HON. A. $ HEWITT
10 CONGRLssMAN BARNuM.


TO CONGRESSMAN BARNUM.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBuNEl
INDANAPOIIs Oct. 10.-The following dlSpaich'
sent to W II. Barnum. Bates House, Indianapolis,
was by mistake opened by W. II. Barlow gentle
man from Wisconsin,
NEw-YoEK, oct. 10.
". II. BAENUN, care Henderson, Bank Commerce, In
diGHGp0lis:
Dispatch received. You may buy seven more mules
ABRAM ;. HEWITT
This is understood 10 mean that Barnum, who IS
supposed to have been acting disbursing agent for
the Democratic National Committee here. could
draw for $1,000 more. The Republicans say
they believe that the money TO be used in cor
Tuptmg election inspectors here.
CLAIM OF 5000 REPUBLICAN MAJoaTTY.
The following dispatch was received at Republi-
can Headquarters in this city, at 1890 a. m.:
NDIANAPoLIs Oct 10.-Republicans claim the
State by 1900 majority.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

heavy Republican wards and 10 Town
ships to hear from These will undoubtedly
swell Townsends majority to over 5000 as the
Sixth Ward alone is counted sure for l,ooo ne
publican majority. Gen. Garfield has run signify
behind the State ticket in the XlAth District ou'
will have 5000 majority. J. ID. Cox is elected IN
the Toledo With district and Fosters election Is
claimed by 1000 majority in the Xth District.
James Monroe Rep.) is reelected in the AVillth
District by large majority.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
A QUIET AND FAIR ELECTION.
USUALLY LARGE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUST.l
INDIANAPOLIS, oct. 1O-The election in this city
passed of without the slightest disturbance, and
there was no occasion for the assembling of the
precautionary force of 200 armed citizens. The ar
rmgemeuts for watching the polls and posting chal-
lengers agreed TO by the peace conference yesterday
were strictly adhered to- Extraordinary vigilance
was practiced by both parties. Mounted couriers
were employed to follow suspected voters aud to
warn the chalenQcrs at other polls 10 prevent their
repeating very heavy vote was polled, and from
all appearances the proportion Of fraudulent votes
cast was unusually small. Except for the courlers
gallopng from poll 10 poll, aud the numerous wag-
ons and carriages going about to gather up voters
The city showed no signs of the great contest pro-
crossing at tine ballot-bOx.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
FOSTER REELEcrED-FoRcE GAMING

COLuMBUs, Oct. 1O.-Thcre seems to be no
doubt that Foster Of the Sandusly District has been
reelected I, Congress- His friends cla larger ma
iorty for him than hc received two years ago
CINCINSATI 1890 a. m.-The Democrats are claiming
Hamilton County by 1000 majority, though In the lst
District late returnss show that Force Rep Tor coh-
crcss is rapidly gaining on Sayler tDem.)
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
WILLIAMS SCRATCHED IN INDIANAPOLIs
IGENERAI pREsR nIsPArCHl

CINCINNATI, Ohio Oct. 10.-An Indianapolis
special says: "The election is unusually quiet and
earnest Both parties satisfied with the aspect OF
affairs The Republicans confident of at least LOO
majority in this county There is much scratching In
favor Of Harrison against Williams among the Demo
Gratis Adviccs from the state indicate quiet and fun
election large number of rOughs finding this city too
hot for them, left Oh the morning trains"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
FOREIGN NOTES.

HALIFAX, n. s., Oct. 10.-The Provincial
Exhibition at Truro was opened to-IIy by Leutenant
Gov Archibald
QUEBEC, Oct. 10.-Seyen houses were burned
last night at Point Levi The Royal Insurance Company
loses - 600; the British American, $4,000.
LONDON, Oct. 10.-The race at Newmarket
to-day for the Cesarevitch Stakes won by Rosebery
with Woodlands second, and Merry Duchess third.
Twenty nine horses ran. Rosebery was formerly known
a, fEn L..lNlikc colt.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
ONO.
ELECTION OF THE REPUBLICAN TICKET
CLAIMED.

TOWNSEND AND GARFIELD ELECTED TO CONGRESS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TuBUSEl
CLEVELAND. Oct 11-1:30 a. m.-Thc Republican
State ticket is without doubt elected but the Dem
ocrats have numerous gains over the vote of'75. In
Cuyahoga County the Republican gain over "a Is
about 5000. Townsend (Rep1 for Congress Is
elected by probably not less than 5000 majority.
Returns from the State coming in very slowly.
Garfield (Rep XIXth District, is elected 10y large
majority. {. NJ. FAIRBANks
e L. nd
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
A SIGHT DIsTURBANCE AT JEFTEGsONvMLE.

JEFFERsONvILLE, Ind, Oct. 1O.-1he cleo
tan passed c without any serious trouble Both par
ties worked faithfully the entire day Very little busi-
ness was transacted At several Of the polls there
minor disturbances hut large posse OF deputy shers
quickly arrested all turbulent spirits. No official returns
will likely sent from this city tonight the ticket
being very long.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
in thus far show net Republican gain on the vote
of 1872 of 2Oj, and on the vote of 1874 of 81.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN TOWNSHIPS.
lGFNERAL PREss DISPATCH

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1910 p. m.-We have
returns from five townships and wards in five counties
which give a Republican majority Of ia. The same
places i'm 1874 net Democratic majority OF 1S5
The same places in 1872 gave net Democratic majority
of Is.
INDIANAPOIIs, Oct. 1O.-Returns have been
received from ten townships and wards in seven counties
which give a net Republican majority of $50 The sane
places in 1870 gave net Democratic majority OF 13l,
and in 1872 a net Democratic majority of 20.