Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-12
ExECrYoN RErUKKs From IN
DIANA AND OHIO.
We CLEAN as follows from Che Gold
Hill News oflast evening:

Indianapolis, October ILL p. NJ
Returns are received from 249 town
ships and wards in 81 counties, which
give a net Republican majority Of
4.l96. The same places in 1874 gave
net Republican majority of 2,oaS. The
Same places in 1872 gave net Repnb-
lican majority Of 800.
Chicago, October 1.-THE Journals
indianapolis special says at 1880 p. N.
returns are coming in slowly, this
forenoon, with favorable indications
for the Republicans. Republican
gains are reported everywhere with
trifiing Democratic gains in the North
ern part of the State. The republi
cans are confident and hopeful,
though the State ticket is in some
doubt. There is nothing whatever
to warrant receding from the claim OF
the State for Harrison. The Republi-
cans have elected eight Congress men,
the Democrats four. The Republican
prospect brightens every hour. Last
night the Republicans weae de-
pressed now they feel hopeful. 1t
is almost certain that Harrison is
elected Governor. The majority will
not be large, but enough. We have
probably gained two or three mem
hers of Congress also Holman in the
Fifth District is certainly beaten by
General Brown, Rep. 1t may require
two or three days to decide the result
in the State, but the chances are now
decidedly in favor of a Republican
victory. 1t is a remarkable fact that
while the Republicans have fallen be-
hind in some Of tine northern counties,
they have made decided gains in the
southern counties. The Independent
greenback vote is q small matter.
indianapolis, october ll-2:30 p. IN.
Returns from 3O7 townships and wards
including g. counties, give net Re
publican majority Of 3,1o5. The same
places in ia gave a net Republican
majority of 6i9. The same places in
1872 gave q net Republican majority
f2,lS4.
Indianapolis, October III p. NJ
Nearly one third Of the State in Demo-
cratic strong points are yet to bear
from.
Cincinnati, October l1.-Complete re-
turns from Hamilton county give Bell.
Democrat. for Secretary of State. 1882;
Barnes, Republican, q ,637; w. E. Flick.
Democrat, Judge Of the Supreme Court.
a, 1924; W. W. Boynton. Republican.
Is, 1902; II. P. Ciough. Democrat, Board
of Public Works, 2s.0l9; ]. c. Evans.
Republican. 27.45l; N. Ssyler, Demo
crat. Congress First District. 1909; n.
F. Force, Republican. 1850; H. Ban
ming, Democrat, Second District. IA, l44;
Matthews. Republican. IA. 1873. The Re
publicans elect Sheriff. County Clerk,
Recorder and Commissioner. The DEM
ocrats elect tho balance Of the ticket.
Columbus, October II, 1880 A. n
Further returns FROM the country show
constant Republican gains, which keep
Barnes somewhat ahead of the gains OF
Bell in the large cities. If the same rate
is kept up in the remaining half Of the
country. the Republican gains will more
than Offset the loss in Cuyahoga county,
and make the Republican majority in
the State about 1900.
John G. Thompson, Chairman OF the
Democratic State Committee, comedies
the State to the Republicans. The cleo
ton of Matthews over Banning, in the
Second District. leaves the estimate OF
the result in that District the same as
given last night, namely: Republicans,
y; Democrats. 8; gain of 5 Congress-
men. Summarized returns from Hamil.
ton show that Boynton, Republican can
didate for Supreme Judge. runs ahead
OF Barnes nearly 900. and carries the
county by 1863. Boynton also runs ahead
of Barnes in Cuyahoga by 400. The
Republican majority in Cuyahoga on
Secretary of State is 1927. on Supreme
Judge 1923. ....... --..
Cuyahoga county complete, except ont
precinct, shows Democratic gain on the
Secretary of State of ISIS; on the Su-
preme Judge about 400 less. Very heavy
Republican gains in other counties offset
this. For instance, Clark county gains
$50, Warren county 545. Highland 305,
Lawrence 1876. Every county in Gar
fields district shows Republican gains.
Boynton. Republican, for Judge, will
have nearly 10, 600 in the State. The in
dications are that the Republicans have
carried the following Congressional Dis
tricts: Second. Third. Sixth, Eighth,
Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Sixteenth. Sew
enteenth. Eighteenth, Nineteenth and
Twentieth. They thus gain Eve dis
tricts.