The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Latest Returns from Yesterdays
!. SIS !. Elections In Indiana So
and Ohio. a D,
i REFORM TRIUMPHANT.
Indiana Safe for "Blus Jeans"-,. Ohio
Probably Republican, but u
.,.ss, Claimed by Both. j,
THE STRUGGLE OVER. !.
Accounts OF the Results from Demo-
aa cratic and Republican
Standpoints. Y
THE NEWS In NEW YORK.
Great Excitement at the Clubs and
AZ Political Headquarters ~.
The Betting.
A CHOICE OF DEATHS.
Lee, the Prime Mover in Mountain
Meadow Massacre Elects
to be Shot.
SOUTHERN CLAIMS.
A Hitch in Payment of Awards to
Loyalists in Southern
States. ,s.f..
&C., &c., &c.
A CHOICE OF DEATHS.
Lee, the Prime Mover in Mountain
Meadow Massacre, Elects
to be Shot.
SOUTHERN CLAIMS.
A Hitch in Payment Of Awards tc
Loyahsts in Southern
States. ....
&C., &C., &c.
INDIANA,

.s INDIANA. ...,
INDIANAPOLIS, October 10.-Reports from
progressed quietly, with indications of the
heaviest vote ever polled.
The vote in 1872 for Governor was ST.
100, with Democratic majority OF 1,14S.
The vote Of 1874 was 347,05G, with Demo
cratic majority for Secretary OF State OF
1882. The farmers candidate in 1874 for
Secretary of State received 49, 33 votes.
The reports sent tonight will show a
comparison with the votes both Of 1872 and
1874. Detailed reports by counties will
give comparison with 1874 only, that being;
the last State election, and the only one in
which three candidates were in the field. -
There are ninety-two counties in the
State; with LOTT townships and wards.
EVANSVILLE, md, October 10.-The elec-
ton is progressing quietly. Both parties
are preserving excellent order, and display
ing greatactivity. Afullyote will be polled-
larger perhaps than ever before. z...-:N
WASHINGTON, October 1910 p. al. The
following are Chronicle bulletins ~ o.
Indianapolis gives 5000 Republican ma
iority. This is loss Of 1000 from the
spring municipal election. :rEIaF
INDIANAPOLIS, October 1O.-The town of
Elkhart gives 100 Republican gain. The
city of indianapolis gives 1900 Republican
majority, being Republican gain. -
The Democratic Central Committee have
dispatches from the southern part Of the
State which show Democratic gains, but
they are based on unofficial reports. The
Democratic Committee claim an overwhelnl-
ing victory for their ticket in the State.
NEW YORK, October 10.-The excitement
about the Republican headquarters at Fifth
avenue Hotel is intense. The lobbies and
corridors are crowded. Bets are freely
made Of 60 to 100 that the Democrats will
carry Indiana by 10000 majority. The Re-
publicans are confident, and await full re-
turns. ~
The following was received at Republi-
can headquarters aa,
Indianapolis, October indianapolis
is strong for Harrison (Rep.). Hamilton
county 1900 majority for Harrison-a Re-
publican gain Of 70.
ISDIANAPoLIs, October 1910 p. M.-We
have returns from five townships and
wards in five counties, which give net
Republican majority of ia. The same
places in 1874 gave net Democratic major
ity of 1888. The same places in 1872 gave a
net Democratic majority of Is.
The Republicans claim the State by $1,000
majority for Harrison (Rep.) for Governor,
but suspect the rest of the State ticket IS
defeated. -.t
The Democrats claim the State by 10000.
1915 p. M.-Returns from ten townships
and wards in seven counties give net Re-
publican majority Of $50. The same places
in 1874 gave a net Democratic majority OF
131, and in 1872 they gave net Democratic
majority Of 25. -
INDIANAPOLIS, October 10-11 p. M.-We
have returns from fifteen townships and
wards in nine counties, which give net
Republican majority of 129. The same
places in 1874 gave net Democratic ma
iority OF 199, and in 1872 they gave net
Democratic majority Of 122.
NEW YORK, October 10.-The following
has been received at the Republican head
quarters here from indianapolis:
or The Republicans claim the State by
$1,000 majority" 49,. -.
Special dispatches received at the Demo-
cratic headquarters claim that the Demo-
Gratis have carried Indiana by at least 1000
majority, and returns from Ohio claim i'm
mense Democratic gains in nearly every
part OF the State. The figures received
show a Democratic victory both in Indiana
and Ohio.
The special dispatches to the New Y ork
World from Ohio are not sufficiently COM
plete to make the basis for safe estimate,
but show preponderance OF gains in favor
of the Democratic party.
NEW YORK, October 10.-Specials to the
World from Indiana up to 1880 A. n. 1.-THE
|11thl indicate decided majority in the
State for the Democrats. - =, -, lE -
INDIANAPOLIS, October live have. re-
turns from twenty townships and wards In
seventeen counties, which give q net Re
publican majority OF 476. The same places
in 1874 gave a net Republican majority OF
73, and In 1872 they gave a net Republican
majority of-195. M ,sa,.',,t
INDIANAPOLIS. October Ill o'ClocE A.
M-We have returns from thirty to Wnshlps
and wards in twenty-five counties, which
rive net Republican majority OF 895. The
same places in 1874 gave O. net Republican
majority of so, and in 1872 q net Republl-.
can majority Of 212.!a,! ~
NEW York, October 10.-The Hereta'S
special dispatches say the estimate OF the
vote in indianapolis over that polled at the
election OF 1874 stand 1850 Republican
and 9. $40 D emocratic, which Is Q loss to the
Republican party. The county has gone
Republican BY. q conceded majority OF 900,
q falling Off of about 1000. The Germans
went almost .solidly for the hDemocratie
ticket. Returns from Hendricks, Hancock,
Bartholomew, and Floyd counties show
Republican gains. a' IS 5tsitss .5S I, n
s TERRE HAUTE, October 11---1:40 a. M.
There will be NO official returns tonight
from here. It is estimated that 0. P: Davis
(Greenback). for Congress in this district,
has carried this county, and that Williams,
fore oYernor, leads Harrison in the county
by 400 .tej ,..t I. Z, ~. -. =, m.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 11-3 a. .M.--We
have returns from forty-four townships ana
wards, in which the net gains for Williams
Dem. is 443, and for Harrison 939 on the
vote Of 1874, a net gain OF 496. ItsT
81 OHIO. s. rs
y COLUMBUS, October 10. A comp
will be made in Ohio! with the Governor
vote last year. M
E sssCgIScINNATI, October 10 = Noo7s.-Iiliss Is,
voting Is progressing quietly. AsfeW re-
peaters in the Fourth Ward have been ar
rested. a large vote Is polling. Both par