Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-10-12
SOUTH BEND.

Especial Dispatch to The Tribune.l
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 11-During
the early hours this morning reliable
Republican figures conceded this
county to the Democracy by about
the majority of two years ago, which
was IA. The leading Democrats
claimed 100 better o-night the re-
suit shows tie on Governor, and CIV
ing the Republicans a majority on
Congressman, Circuit Judge, Sheriff,
and Treasurer, and the Democracy
Prosecuting Attorney and Represen-
tative. The balance of the offices are
In doubt. 1t will take the official re-
turns to give the exact result
COLUMBIA CITY.
Especial Telegram to the Times.I
COLUMBIA CRY, Ind, Oct. 11.-Whit-
ley county 423 majority for Blue Jeans
Williams.
PERU.
Especial Telegram to the Times.l
PERU. Ind, Oct. Williams ma
jority in Miami county is 215; Arm
strong, for congress, the same. The
full Democratic county ticket is
elected.
FORT WAYNE.
Especial Dispatch to the Tribunel
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Oct 11.-Twenty-
five wards and townships in this coun-
ty give net Democratic majority Of
2,720. Five precincts yet to hear
from will increase the majority to 81
800, which is small Democratic gain
over 1874.
Hamilton, Democrat, is elected to
Congress over Bonham, Republican,
by $500 majority.
LAPoRTE COUNTY.
Especial Dispatchto the Tribune.l
LAPoRrE, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE most
intense excitement has prevailed
here to-day. The Republican head
quarters have been thronged. The
returns from the outlying townships
come in slowly. The county will go
about 800 Democratic, Republican
gain over two years ago OF over 600.
VIM. II. Calkins has a majority OF over
LOO.
Especial Telegram TO the Inter Ocean.l
ROCHESTER, Ind, Oct. 11.-All esti-
mates concerning Fulton county have
proven the widest. The Democrats
gain 81 in four townships, and the
Republicans gain IL in four town
ships, giving Williams DEM 149
majority, against 1879 for Hendricks in
1872. Republicans failed to secure
maiorities for any except township
officers.
Especial Telegram TO the Inter- 0eean.l
LoGANsPoRT, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE Re-
publicans elect the greater part ofthe
county officers. Returns come In very
slow, with three precincts yet to hear
from. Williams is ahead 493. This
is Republican gain Of about 40 on
the State ticket. In Cass county the
Democrats elect Congressman from
this eleventh. district, and the Re-
publicans elect Representatives to the
State Legislature.
Especial Telegram to The Inter ocean,
TERRE HAuTE, Ind, Oct. 11.-Mor-
ton G. Hunter, Republican, is rec
lected to congress from the Eighth
District by a plurality Of 500 over
Mclean, Democrat, and Davis, Inde-
pendent. Vigo county gives Dem
ocratic majority OF $50. Democratic
loss on the vote of 1874 OF over 300.
LAFAYETTE.
Especial Telegram 10 the Times.l
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE re-
turns for Fairfield township, which
includes the city Of Lafayette, will
not be counted out complete till
The outside vote Is Repub-
lican by majority OF $50. The vote
Of Fairfield township will reduce this
vote materially. Probably all the
county ticket is elected |
except judge of the superior court
and treasurer.
RICHMOND.
Especial Telegram to the 1imes.l
RICHMOND, Ind, Oct. 11.-Wayne
county elects the entire Republican,
ticket by small net gain. Harri-
sons majority is about 1000; Browne,
'or congress. 800 less. The Demo-
Gratis here concede Holman's defeat
n the district by less than 500.
OHIO.
THE RESULT OF THE ELECTION.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. u.-While it
8 impossible tonight to send the
official figures by congressional dis
riots, sufficient returns have been
received to make it certain that the
Democrats have elected the follow
ng congressman: Sayler in the