The Portland daily press., 1876-10-11
The State Doubtful
but Harrison Prob
ably Elected.
GAIN OF FIVE CONGRESSMEN.
Republican Success in New Jersey.

Especial to the Press.l
Ohio Republican and Indiana Doubtful
NEW YORK, Oct 10.-Rsturns come in very
slowly from Indiana. Thus far they show uni
form though small Republican gains over 1874.
Nothing definite will be known tonight
Democrats here claim the state.
In Ohio 200 precincts show net Republican
e ain, which, if they hold out in the same ratio,
will give the state to the Republicans by TO-
600. The state is conceded to the Republicans
by all parties here The Republicans have
gained Congressman (Matthews) in the Gin
cionati district.
Ohio is certain for the Republicans, and H.
diana doubtful. r.
Gain of Conxressmen.
Especial to the Press.l
NEW YORK, Oct 10.-Indiana still doubtful.
Returns very meagre. The Republicans have
gained four congressman certain. Ohio has
gsne Republican from 10000 to IL, 900 majority
r.
To the Associated Press.l
Both States Republican.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10-9 Is .. m-Despatches
received IN this city from Republican sources
SbhI6 tudO hdTFlSOu Is 6eCbeu III lQulA0a ana
the vote for Barnes in Ohio is about the same
as for the rest of the Republican state ticket
The Telegram's special from Ohio says the state
has gole Republican without doubt.
Republican Gains.
A Times special says every ward 10 Zaues
vile, O, shows a Republican gain. A Sun
special from Cincinnati says Barnes runs be-
hind the rest of the Republican state ticket.
Sayer. Democrat. for Congress 10 the Cd
district of Ohio, is probably elected.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oot. 10.-The total vote
of this city is 1894. an increase of 429 oyer the
vote of 1872 and 905 over 1874.
Ohio Republican.
NEW YORK, Oct 10--S p m.-Messages this
evening to private parties from both Republi-
cans and Democrats claim victory for both
parties in Indiana, while Republican major
ity seems to be conceded in Ohio An INDIAN
apolis special claims that Indiana is Republi
can by small majority. A report is curreut
that frauds were perpetrated in Indianapolis in
the interests of the Republicans but that the
county has probably given small Democratic
majority. An Indianapolis special says there
have been many arrests there and that the ia il
is full of roughs who have been arrested as
Migrants. The liquor saloons were generally
closed during the doy.
The Germans Vote for Is arnes.
SIS p. m.-Telegrams to the Cincinnati Des-
can, is probably elected to Congress in the ID
district, and Sayler, Dem ocrat, in the 1st dis
trict. The Germans in Cincinnati aud Hamil-
ton county have voted for Barnes.
Ex.secreiary Cox Elected.
$50 p. M.-The Tribune's Cleveland, Ohio
despatch says that the Republicans claim from
5000 to 1000 majority in the Cleveland district
also that Gen. Cox, Republican, is elected to
Congress in the 9th district by from 800 to GOO
majority.
Democrats Concede Indiana.
S.45 p M.-The Timess special from Indian
apolis says advices from ali over the state show
q heavy vote. The Democrats concede such a
Republican majority in Indianapolis as will
elect Harrison.
The Times special from Columbus says the
vote is the largest ever poled and indicates a
Republican success.
A Tribune special from Columbus says the
Democrats have heavy gains in this city, but
the news from different parts of the state is
favorable to the Republicans.
The Arithmetic Mal at Work.
9 Boa special from Columbus, Ohio to the
World says the fourth ward gives Bell 594,
Barnes 174-a Democratic gain of 165.
The Worlds special from Indianapolis says
that indications point to an overwhelming
Democratic victory.
New YORK, Oct. II, 1.15 a. m.-Despatches
received at the Democratic headquarters claim
that the Democrats have carried Indian by at
least 1000 mojority. and the returns from Ohio
claim immense Democratic gains in nearly
every part of the state. The figures received
show Democratic victory in both states. A
special to the World from Indianapolis up to
30 a. M, indicate decided majority in the
S late for the Democrats. Those received from
Ohio are not sufficiently complete to make a
basis for safe estimate, but show prepon-
derance of gains in favor of the Democrats.
An Unfounded Claim.
10p m.-The Suns special from Tifin, O.,
gives 3O2 majority for Bell, Democrat. gain
of Go over last year. The Democrats claim the
state by handsome majority.
Literary Bureau at Work.
II m-The latest from Indianapolis to the
Telegram show large Democratic maiorities.
The state has undoubtedly gone Democratic
The Worlds Ohio special says scattering re-
turns from all parts Of the state indicate the
Democratic victory.
The World bulletins has despatch from the
Democratic headquarters claiming Ohio by
II, 500 majority Franklin Co. shows Demo
cratic gain of 1900.
Blue Ienps q eaten.
Times special says the ID ward of Lam
caster, O., gives Republican gain of PIP: the
second ward of Cincinnati gives a Republican
gain of 90.
A Times special from various sections of
Indiana indicate the defeat of Williams.
A Trbune's special from Indianapolis SAYS
the town of Elkhart gives Bspublican gain
of 101. New Albany reports large Republican
gains from all places heard from, Harrison
runs ahead of his ticket.
The kilograms special from Cincinnati saws
the whole Democratic county ticket is elected
by $500 majority.
Gen. Friedler of the Republican State Com
mittee estimates Marion county at between
1900 and 1000 Republican majority, or double
that of Oct. 1872. The Republicans claim the
state 5000 for Harrison bnt suspect that the
rest of the state ticket is defeated. The Dem
ocrats claim the state by 10000 My impress
lion IS the Democrats have it by small ma
jority
Beiter and Better.
new YORK, Oct. 10-1l.30 p. m.-The Times
special from Toledo states that the Republican
gain in the 9th district Cox is 240O.
COLUMBUS, o.. Oct. 10-11 p. m.-Returns
received from 357 townships and wards show
Barnes (Rep.) gains to be 4445. Bell {Dem.)
gains 2943. Net Republican cain 1902 This
lont inclnde the cities OF Cincinnati, Cleve-
and and Toledo.
A despatch from Cincinnati says II precincts
how net Republican gain of 295. There are
eports of considerable Democratic gains iu
Cleveland but no definite figures yet.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 10-11 p m.-Ten
townships and wards in seven counties give
let Republican majority of $50 against 131
Democratic in 1874 and % in 1882.
TOLEDO Oct 1O.-A large vote was polled in
his CITY, There were probably 1000 greenback
totes cast, drawn about equally from the two
parties
Nothing but Gains.
CINCINNATI, 1910 P. M.-Returns from 135
ownships wards and precincts in Ohio, show
he following changes: On Secretary of State,
gains 2082; Democratic gains 1857;
let Republican gain $50. On Judge of Su-
IRENE COurt the not RaDuh1 cain in 400