Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-11
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LATEST RETURNS.
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CERTAINLY REPUBLICAN,
MAJORITY 1000 TO 1000.
BANNING'S FATE IN DOUBT.
INDIANA.
STEADY REPUBLICAN GAINS.
HARRiS0N'S ELECTION CLAIMED.
BUT THE RESULT IN DOUBT.
WEST VIRGINIA.
REPUBLICAN GAINS.

V"AV - lhSAN.
The DeMocrHfs Acknowledge the
Corn.
John NJ. Carson, OF the New York Time,
bureau, received the following from Mr. J
e. Colburn, dated at 100 to-day:
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct. 1.-THE state il
now conceded to Barnes (oepu blicaul by the
democracts. The majority Will be from 2. 90,
to 1000.
Ohio Certainly Republican. Isdi
ana Pr0CaL ~.
A dispatch dated Cincinnati, 100 p. m, &c
Mr.. Scott Smith, taye:
"Barnes has i've 10 seven thousand ma
tority. Other republican candidates more
Indiana returns come in slowly. Harrison
probably elected.
Ohio Republican by 1000 Ma.
The following dispatch was received by
Mr.. Scott Smith At 30 p. m:
"CLEvHLAND, Oct. ll.-State republican;
probably : 900. Twelve republican Com
"HIRALD OFFICE
INDIANA.
C0MfdcNt Of A0rrisOm's Election.
The following dispatches were received by
Nj. Scott Smith 1t 2:35 pm:
INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. IL, BIB p. m.-One
Sn nnh,a. and DO, iorty,six precincts show ne!
OF Harrison's election. NJ. r. HOLLOWAY.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct IL, 2:I5 p. m.-One
hundred and sixty. two precincts show net
time. HOLLOWAY
lBY -4SSOCII TED PRESS
OHIO,
PepubIfcan m . jorIty Ahous z.Ooo.
COLUMBUS, o, Oct. 1l-Further returns
from the country show continued republican
gains, which still keeps Barnes somewhat
al. NJ t,o IL.
cities. 1t now appears that IL the same ratio
10 Kept up In the remaining half OF the couu-
try The republican gains will more than OF.
set the loss In Cuyahoga county and make
the republican majority In the state about
1000.
Banning Friends Claim q Miscount.
CINCINHAII, oct. 1.-The democrats are
claiming q miscount in the Banning and
IS majority, but this caunot DE discovered Ia
the tables low At hsnS. According 10 the
returns at hand Matthews has a majority.
Latest About the Republican MAORI
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. il.-only abou, a half
dozen additional returns have been received
since the last report These render Bells,
dem for secretary of state. net gains 10 be
1es over the gains for Barnes, leaving Barnes
majority ,S3i, with nearly one half OF the
country precincts 70 hear from. The ma
jority for Boynton, (Rep) for supreme judge,
10 400. s..- FIE 49,
The CouSressfonal Dele<stiou.
CoLuhBUe, Oct. 1.-THE election OF Mat
thews (rep.) for Congress over Banning, In
the I'd distrlct leaves the estimate OF the re-
suit In the Congressional districts the same
a. given last night, namely: republicans u,
dem ocrats 9, gain OF nve republican Con-
greasmen.
nasDa naAsna Has riekss.
The summarized returns from Hamilton
county show that Boynton, the REPUBLICAN
candidate for supreme Court Jrdea, rams
ahead or Barnes Hearty 800 votes, oud carries
the county By 16& Boynton also runs a5ead
Of Barnes In Cuya6oge county zoo votes. The
Espuouoan mslorty IN Cuyahosa county on
SecretarZ OF Stafs 10 u, on supreme Court
the Democrats Acknewaegs shsls
CIscIHNATI, OHIO, oct. 1.-The 7anses'
Columbus special says Gov. Joel Parker, Of
New Jersey, who II In Oolumous, concedes
the state - lha repubiioans ~ 1000 matori-
~. The republican execuftvo COMMITTEES
claim 500 majority for Barnes. Bets are
offered on 5000 for Barnes. .-..
LARGE RopahDleoa Gains In Gar
- Deno,0 D00tr10e-
CoLUNBUs, Oct. 1l.-Clark county givos
repnblican gam or So, Warren county SIS,
Hon. s.nnty sS, Laxrsocs county lss:
ne es.1 - Yes $500 ss
C10OkuHAfx. Oct liar errof IN tbs re-
tufqo ~ ~ tssh yaf1 Gsve lee nsuee vote
t6sn - cunt Of the jud9es. fo1B ohanem
the Nut, eleeting Banning % C00eross, ana
he domocxYtic ticket axoopt rooocdef and
eomDimiocer. In The lsth ward N eGrW q