, 1876-10-14
TeIegraphic News.
Reported Expressly for the Daily Dispatch.
EASTERN STATES.

New YORK, Oct. 1O.--Gold closed. 8
@91s.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10.-Admissions
to-day, $4,000.
1t is reported that efforts are making
in the Board of Centennial Commission
ers 10 secure the award of special med
as to few living inventors, including
Fairbanks Manufacturing Co., the
Steinway and others in each case for
some special inventions.
OMAHA, Oct. 10.-Returns from all
but three precints in Saunders county
show majority of between 300 and 400
in favor of bonds to be given to the
Union Pacific to build railroad from
here west through that and other coun-
ties. 1t is considered carried, as a solid
vote against It in precints unheard from
would not change it.
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 10.-The charter
election in this city, to-day. for alder
men, freeholders, and school commits
sioners, resulted in Republican ma
jority of 600, the Republicans carrying
II out of the is wards, gain of five
wards compared with 1876
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 10.-If Cir~
cinnati, Cleveland, and Columbus show
Democratic gain it should be borne in
mind that last year the Republican ma
jority was $500. This is what the Re-
publican's committee claim, while the
Democratic committee claims the State
by still larger majority. The Returns
received, however, show the result so
far to be rs given above, each candidate
for Secretary of State runs ahead in bis
respective county. Ia Somano county
Barnes is scratched on account Of his
temperance principles. Little can be
said of the members of Congress save
the probable defeat of Banning in the
second district by Matthews, and Hurd
in the Toledo district by ex- Gov. Cox.
CINCINNATI, Get. TO- Returns from
135 townships, wards, and precincts,
show the following changes on the vote
for Secretary of State: Republican gains,
2,0O2; Democrat gains, 1,1S7; net Re-
publican gain, SIS. On the vote for
Judges of the Supreme Court, the net
Republican gain is 425. There are about
100 precincts in the State. Additional
returns received up to $50 P. NJ. show
slight falling off on the gain for Barnes.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 10.-A private dis
patch received at Democratic head~
quarters from Cincinnati says the indi
cations are that the vote has fallen
short of their calculations.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1O.-11:l5 P. NJ
The Democrats have claimed Hamilton
county, and are very jubilant. 1t will
require an official count to decide the
result. Returns come in slowly.
CoLUupos, Oct. 10.-Returns receiv-
cd up to - o'clock from 62l townships,
wards. and precincts, show gains for
Barnes, Republican candidate for Se>
cretary of State, over the vote for Gov
ernor last year, of 1910, and for Bell,
Democrat candidate, 6,S96; being Re-
publican net gain of LOLA. This in
cludes two wards in the city OF Cleve-
land, and three precincts of Hamilton
county. If the rest of the State shows
the same relative gains the Republican
majority in the State will be 10000. If
Cuyahogo county should give total
Democratic gain of 1000 as claimed,
and Hamilton should also give further
Democratic gains. the majority will be
cut down to about 5000. The returns
from the country generally show Re-
publican gains, while the cities give
gains to the Democrats.
COLUMBUS, Oct. Ill P. MAT this
hour We have returns from 700 town
ships, wards and precincts in Ohio, in
cluding the city of Columbus and five
wards in Cleveland. Barnes gains,
9,177; and Bell, ZIG. net Republican
gain over 1875 of 1000. The above
includes townships in so of So counties
in the State. But little is known of the
result for Congress. The Democratic
committee claims the election of Taylor
and Banning in Hamilton county. The
Republicans claim the reelection of
Foster in the tenth district and Clifton
precinct, in Mania township to hear
from, which are counted as last year,
and there is little change in the county.
CHICAGO, Oct. 10-As evidence of the
tho extraordinary vote being polled in
Indiana it is reported that the total vote
has increased over 5000 from that of
1875.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 11.-3O5 A. M
Returns from SO townships and wards
in 81 counties. Net Democrat majority,
13. The same places in 1874 gave net
Democrat majority of 796, and in 1872,
of 324.
SALT LAKE, Oct. 1O.-At Beaver, Utah,
to- day, Judge Borman passed sentence
upon John D. Lee Cor participating in