The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-10-13

The People Not Ready 40 Sur
render 90 Che Old ReBs.
The following are the principa
kilograms in regard to the elections
Tuesday, in the States of Indiana
Ohio. and West Virginia, up to thu
time of our going to press Thurs
day noon:
INDIANAPOLIS, IND Oct. IL, II IL
q. m.-Rep0rts thus far very meagre
The Democratic Central Com niItet
claims the State from 5000 to 10, 00C
majority, and the Republican Cen.
tral Committee claims that the Re.
publicans have carried the state
but do not fix any majority as yet
COLUMBUS, ONO, Oct. lore
turns at midnight from thirteen
townships and wards show gains
for Barnes, Republican candidate
for Secretary of State, over vote
for GeYernor last ysar, of 1910:
for Bell, Democratic candidate, OF
{. S96-net republican gain, LOLA,
This includes two wards of CIeve-
land and three precincts of Hanil-
ton county. If the rest of the
State gives same relative gains the
Republican majority in the State
will reach $1,000. II, however,
Cuyhoga county gives Democratic
gains of 1000 as claimed, and il
Hamilton county also gives Dem
Ocratic gain the Republican major
ity will be about the same as last
year, $500. Toe counties generally
show Republican gains, and the
cities of Cincinnati, Columbus and
Cleveland show Democratic gains.
The Democratic Central Committee
claims the State, but the Republican
Committee claims at least as large
a Republican majority as Hayes re-
ceiVed in 1875. In regard to mem
bers of Congress, Tanning is prob
ably defeated in second district by
Mathews, and Hurd is defeated in
Toledo district by Ex-Gov. Cox.
Foster, in the Sandusky district, is
reelected by an increased majority.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 1I.-1t
is thought o. 7. Davis, Independ-
emit Greenbsck candidate for Con-
gress, has carried this county, and
Williams leads Harrison by 400.
CINCINNATI, ONO, q. m. Oct. IL.
The Democrats elect their county
ticket by 700 to 1000 majority.
1NDINAPoLIs, IND, l 30 q. m. Oct.
10-45 townships and wards in %
counties gives a net Republican
gain of 43.
TOLEDO, ONO, Oct. l1.-Election
quiet and orderly. This city gives
the Republican State ticket $50 ma
jority, in the largest vote ever
polled. Cox for Congress has $3.50.
Lucas county l 400 Republican ma
jority. Cox has beaten Hurd for
Congress by 1000 to 1,500.
CLEVELAND OHIO, Oct. I.-EIec-
ton quiet, and vote very large.
Republican majority in this city
1900 to $500. Townsend, Republi-
can, elected to Cong ress by 5000
majority.
WHEELING, w. VA, Oct. ll-No
official returns yet. Private advi-
ccs claim Republican candidate for
Governor elected unless the third
district gives heavy Democratic
majority.
DAYTON, ONO, 2 a. m. Oct. IL
200 Democratic majority in Mont
gomery county, and 1000 in Darke
county. Republican majority of
400 in PEBBLE county, and 800 in
Greene county. McMahan, Demo-
Graf, probably elected to Congress.
INDIANAPOLIS, 2 80 q. m. Oct. IL
80 townships and wards in 81
counties gives q net Democratic ma
jority of ID; same places in 1874
gave net Democratic majority of
796, and in 1872 of 324.
CINCINNATI, 3 q. m. Oct. IL
Hamilton county with one ward
and three townships to hear from
gives Barnes 26,9S5, and Bell 26,S66.
Precincts not heard from gives es-
tlmated Democratic majority of
$50.
CoLEMBUs, ONO, Oct. 1I.-Cleve-
land, Columbus and Dayton give
total gains of 1904 for Barnes and
1924 for Bell, leaving net Repub-
lican gain of 765 over Hayes ma.
joritv last year. McMahan proba
bly, reelected in third district and
Mathews in the I'd.
INDIANAPOLIS, 3 80 a. m. Oct. II
81 precincts heard from, gives
Democratic gain of 459 aud Re-
publican gains of ], 496.
Dispatches from Ohio and Indiana
up to twelve O'Clock Wednesday night
give further and more encouraging
reports for the Republicans:
346 townships and wards in
20 counties in Indiana give a net
Republican gain of 1,7O2. The same
places in 1874 gave a net Democratic
majority of s5s, and 1872 net Repub-
licaR majority OF 1867. Hendricks
majority in 1874 was about 100. The
strong indications are that the Repub.
licuns will carry Indiana by about
5000 majority.
In Hamilton, Ohio, Bell, Democratic
candidate for Sec. of State has about
700 majority. Saylor and Bounnins
(Dems.) elected to Congress. Repub'
llcans elect Sheriff, County clerk, Re
corer, and Coroner, and the Democrat.
the balance of the ticket. Heavy
Republicans gains still reported from
various counties. 1t is now believed
that the Republican majority will b,
at least $500. The chairman of tn,
Democratic State committee concede
this.
The Republicans gain nine Con
greSsmen in Ohio and Indiana
Reports from West Virginia ar
cheering. The returns are meager
As far Is received they give Repub
lican gains. Tyler county, heretofor
strong Democratic, gives 300 Repub
lican majority. These returns ar
from private sources, and may b
changed by official returns.
THE VERY LATEST.
The following special from Topek
to the News dated at IL m. Thursda
gives the very latest election news:
| Ohio gives Republican majority @
from 1000 to 5000. on State ticket
Republicans gain five Congressmer
Indiana still doubtful. Both partie
claim it. Chances are in favor of tn
Democrats, but it will take offlcis
vote of whole State to determine
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