The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-13
LA TEST & j. MS.
The Democratic Victories Much
Greater Than at First
Reported.
i. BLUE JEANS ELECTED.
Our Indiana Ticket Carried by Four
Thousand Majority.
b TILDEN STOCK RISING.
The Administration Unhappy and the
End of Radical Rule
Approaching.
; s..4 BAY0NET CAMPAIGN.
Desperate Attempt Of the Radicals to
fntimidate the. South
Caroiinians.
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION. 81.
Bursting Of a Boiler in a Nail Factory
~ with Fearful Loss Of
a.s~I. a.,. Life.
THE PERILSOF THE RAIL.
Collision Between Freight and Passenger
Trains---Two Men
Butchered.
Bursting Of a Boiler in a Nail Factory
@G with Fearful Loss Of
1851 Life.
THE PERILS OF THE RAIL.
Collision Between Freight and Passenger
TrainS---TWo Men
Butchered.
&C., &C., sc.

&C., &C., sc.
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, October 12.-Matthews's ma
iority will probably reach 10000; and the
Legislature about two thirds Democratic.
NEW YORK, October 12.-The following
dispatch was received at the Democratic
headquarters to- day Z:
Wheeling, October 12.-You may rely on
10000 majority in the State, with good
prospect for $4,000. -, =
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
INDIANA.
TEgRE HAuTE, October 12.-The Demo-
cratic gain in Nigo county is 81 over the
vote OF 1872.
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE following
has Just been received at the. Democratic
headquarters:
Indianapolis, October 12.-The majority
in this State is from 5000 to 5000 for the
-, IT. A. HENDRICKS.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 1913 p. M.-Five
hundred and siXty-three townships and
wards in eighty-two counties give net
Democratic majority OF 25S. The same
jority of 1855. .aa
INDIANAPoLIs, October 1850 z. M
Returns from six hundred and sevcnty-slx
townships in eighty-threc counties give
net Democratic majority OF 2,423. The
same places in 1872 gave q net Republican
majority OF $50.
Official and semi-official returns Of the
full votes OF % Democratic and p Republic
can counties give Harrison (Rep.), for Gov
ernor, 5,062 majority. In the remaining 70
Democratic counties and IA Republican
counties Hendricks received in 1872 5,971
majority. Harrison's gain in the counties
heard from over the vote OF 1872 is 547:.1
Especial to Conservative State Committed
WASHINGTON CITY, October 12.-Indiana
Democratic majority from 5000 to 1000:
Ohio close enough to require an ohclal
count. West Virginia 10000 and upwards.
Tilden virtually elected.
......-..... JAMES E. HARVEY,
Sec. National Con. Dem. Committee.
10 N. b. Meade, Chairman. IT, -.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 12-7:25 p. NJ.
To Nathaniel B. Meade, Editor Wing :
Democratic ticket elected by from 1000 to
5000. .. L. A. HENDR1CkS.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 12-9:40 p. M
Returns from 500 townships and wards in
| eighty-nine counties give net Democratic
majority Of 1874. The same places in 1872
gave a net Democratic majority OF So. The
counties from which nothing has been heard
gave Hendricks majority OF $3.50.
.a Latest. /" ..
| DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY FOUR THoUsAND--coM-
PLEXIoN OF THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGA-
! TON AND LEGISLATURE. -. H.. FL.
INprASAPoLIs, October Midniqht.-
Complete returns from eighty-three coun-
ties, nearly all OF which are official, give
net Democratic majority OF 1,62l. The
remaining nine counties in 1872 gave
a Democratic majority Of 1882. The coun-
ties to be heard from are Benton, Clay, CraW-
ford, Harrison, Perry, Pike, Spencer, Sui
livan, and Switzerland. The complete OH
cial returns from all may swell the majority
to 1000. 80 "'.1-.
The congressional delegation stands as
follows: Democrats-First district, Fuller !;
Second, Cobb; Third, Bicknel; Twelfth,
Hamilton. Republicans-Fifth district,
Brown; Sixth, Robinson Seventh, Hanna
Eighth. Hunter; Ninth, White; Tenth,
Calkins; Eleventh, Evans; Thirteenth,
| Baker. Fourth district not reported.]
From the most reliable returns received,
/ the Legislature will stand: senate-Demo'
Gratis, 90; Republicans, %; Independents
/. House--Democrats, 40; RepuDncanssi,
So; Independent, !; doubtful l.. -,
| It is impossible at present to estimate tne
Independent vote for Harrington. IL VIII
probably reach 1000. ~. 81. ,s- E
+. r. r. .,>t ST. =. OHIO. . :,,1l
d. COLUMBUS, October 1.-THE Republican
! State Committee tonight revised their re-
i turns. and now estimate Barnes's majority
at G. ioT. The fiity-two counties reported
/ on Boynton, for Supreme Judge, lnucatt
that the majority on the balance OF the state
ticket win reach 5000. The Republicans
gain five congressman. 49, : 81.
THE STORY TOLD. .aI
WAsu1ScToS, October 12.-The story i
about told. Accept hearty CONGRATULATIONS
-. j THE ADMINISTRATION NOT HAPPY. !:
4 = WASHINGTON, October 12.---There are e nc
expressions OF satisfaction in Administers
1 ton circles over tuesdays elections, u +,
e @f.is pooL-sELINGi IN NEW YORK. g - r
NEW York, October 12.--The pools or
Indiana and Ohio sold last night rs follows
Indiana Williams, 500; Harrison, $40
1 Ohio-Barnes, Slo0;i Bell, $50. i s'.A-l'l
WHAT TUE NEW YORK PAPERS sax.
NEW YORK, sOctODeL tAr ino ..o"'s'
saws: "Ohio Is carried by the Republicans
1 .by larger majority than for Hayes las
year. Barnes don't run behind his ticket laas.
as expected. In. Indiana the Republicans
concede Williams's election by 1000 ma
1 iority.De Al. s.,y si4;7.,- s :sti-nE zcEtt, (,
The World says: stThe unexpectedly
/ heavy maiorities in the rural districts giyt
/ Ohio to the Republicans by probably 5000
. majority. In Indiana the Republicans con
!; cede! Williamss elections, though he r1lps
/ behind his ticket. The Democrats estimate
A his majority all thetway from 1000 to- ,ooo.'
pAYoSETs III SOUTH CAROLYN A--WHITE CIT
. 10 zENs ARRESTED by fEDERALlsoLD IERs.
! : AUGUSTA, October Il Squads Of Fedora
soldiers, with warrants issued by the Un MT 2
i States commission Ter, are going through
4 Aiken and Barnwell countiss,g g. arrest.
ing white citizens. The :iatfeEf submit
quietly to arrest.
j ,IIt sis reported here day that S7enega
4 Hagood, n the. 1osses in ttle
1 late Tiot at Ellenton, by nctions iron
Judge Wiggin, the Republican Circuit
a.