Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-11
SECOND edition.
2so O'CLOCK r. u.
CONGRESSIONAL CONTESTS.
The Republicans Gain Eight or Ten.
0 II o.
THE STATE REPUBLICAN.
MAJORITY, 5000 TO 10000.
THE DEMOCRATS GIVE IT UP.
BANNING'S DEFEAT FOR CONGRESS
INDIANA.
ESTIMATED REPUBLICAN, CLIHS 1850.
THE STATE VERY CLOSE.
ESPECIAL TO THE STARR

OHIO
ReDHbl1ean Majority. 5000 - lo,o0o-
4 cain Of Five C0nGfooomeA.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 11.-Hamilton county
Gives Bell, democratic candidate for secre-
tary Of state, 72s majority; Boynton, repub-
ncan. judge of supreme court, see majority.
Guy ahoga county gives Barnes 3, 400 major
ity-a democratic gain Of 2, 800. Footings OF
all precincts heard nom, comprising over
one-half OF the state, including the large
cities, give Barnes ) 500 majority. The re-
nainder or the state viii increase this to
1000; Boynton, republican Judge, viii have
are that the republicans have carried the
following congregational districts: I'd, 81, 9Th,
Sth, 10th, 18th, 10th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 20th-a
gain Of nvs districts.
The Democrats Give IL -.
COLUMBUS, Oct. n.-John g. Thompson,
chairman Of the democratic state commit.
&c, comedies the state to the republicans.
Mcmahon Probably Elected.
DAYTON, Oct. IL, 2:45 q. n.-The returns
as indicated by the latest reports, show Q
democratic majority In Montgomery county
Of 800 and In Darke county OF 900. Prebie
Greene county republican majority Of
$40. The vote 10 very close. but the cleo.
ton OF Mcmahon (dem.) to Congress 10
rhs Bepubliea, Ticket Elected In
COLUMBUS, O., Oct II, $50 q. m.-The
returns Indicate the election OF Barnes, rep,
Boynton, for Judge Of the supreme court, win
nave much larger majority.
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IKDIANA.
The state Certainly Republlean.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1l.-A. r. Shepherd, Wash
'nston D. C:-ReturDs come slowly. Barnes
and Harrison certainly elected by not lees
frtf nrf ~x.
Copgressmen In both states.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
Egtimated Republican Gain Of IA 500.
INDlANAP0LIe, Oct. 1l.-Union county
complete ave repu6lican majority Of 81,
hirty:four precincts heard from give q net
republican gain of 1,S30. Corresponding
gains in the state would give Harrison (rep.)
with the vote OF 1874.
the Republican Gains Increase In the
AO001ef 0a0t0.
,, iSDtAnAroLJs, Oct H. Return. from 1875
net republican majority Of isis. The same
places In 1874 gave Q net republican majnrity
" 5Ss, and In 1872 net republican majority
OHIO AAD yHDIANA.
full BstuPns from Hamilton Ceunev
C1NCINrATI, Oct. Incomplete returns
from Hamilton county give VIM. Bell ldem.)
1e VIM FInS dem i!S 9or Bdrns =,
supreme court, q 1884; w. w. Boynton, (rep
Is J02; H. p. Claugh (dem.) board of public
works, % ,0l9; j. G. Evans, (rep.) q ,45l.
eayier aleceeA- Baening Defeated.
tIict, 14,o99, w. +. Force, (rep Is 500; A. q.
Banning, (dsm.) for Congressman, second
district, l4,l1S, Stanley Matthews, (rep.J
The republicans elect the sheriff, county
clerk, recorder, and commissioner. The
democrats elect the balance OF the ticket.
The Gazette charges that the vote OF this
county of 1896 against 4, 500 In ISIS fs An
evidence OF fraud.
The Commercial says the most fnportant
sir gle influence has been that of the Israel.
ties, who have almost unanimously voted
the democratic ticket, and may be credited
with the result In the second district. II is
have generally succumbed to the argument
that Cincinnati has put her capital In SOUTH
ern railroads and must look out for south
The Enquirer says the result in Ohio is so
close that nothing definite can be given this
morning IL the republicans have carried
beyond that OF last year.
Both States Claimed 10 be Republfoau
WITH 0oin q Elg ht Cengreosnen.
The Gazette estimates the republican, ma
jority in Ohio at from 5000 to 5000 and Indi-
ana republican by from g. 900 to 5000. Hol.
man. for Congress, II probably defeated. The
republicans claim gain OF perhaps ten, and
certainty eight, Coogresomen In Ohio and
Indiana.
WEST vIB0lHIA.
Denocfotl0 BY 5000 Kaj0x1ty.
CInCiNNArI. Oct n, 10 q. m.-Not enOueh
returns from West Virginia have been re-
ceived here to form any esttmato. The DEM
ocrata claim the state BY 5000 majority.
JUDGE EDNUNDS DLSPA7CHEsl
IAa1oDA 1epabl1oo1o 10poeal.
The onioe o. Judge Edmunds, city post
master, and secretary Of the Union Rspab.
iican Congressional Committee, vas the OBJ
jective point this morning Of hundreds "who
we're an xious TO get at the bottom fActs" In
regard 10 yesterdays political contests
Senators Spencer and Simon Cameron Wa
among those Who called upon tho Judge for
Information. Late last night Judge I'd
munds received the following dispatch from
NJ. Frtedley, chairman OF the Indiana re-
publican state codbmtttee =
Owing 70 the great length OF the state and
county tickets returns come In sloWly; only !
twelve precincts beard from, allowing 3 Min
Of SEQ over The vote Of 1874. This trdieSaao
Hayrisonr election. g. w. FRIIDLRY..
0eQOb110aH 000nD IN One. - /
Ju0oe EdmuDos also received ~ follow
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me OHIO r1blicaa connmttSees dad 80
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