The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-12
Sc, &C., &c.

lFrom Dispatch Extra yesterday afternoon.l
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE New York
papers of this morning are filed with cleo
ton reports from Ohio, Indiana, and West
Virginia.
The Tribune says that Indiana seems to
have been carried by the Republicans,
though the vote is close. Harrison leads
the ticket everywhere, and is probably
elected. Holman Dem.) is defeated for
Congress.
The returns from Ohio are more indefi-
mite, both parties claiming the State. The
Republicans make gains in nearly all sec
tons. "-
The World gives detailed returns from
Indiana, claiming the State for the Demo
Gratis by from ten TO twenty thousand. The
Democrats fully hold their own in the con-
grcssional districts. In Ohio the heavy De-
mocratic gains in the cities have quite over
come Hayes's majority Of last year, and un-
less the rural Republican vote is much
larger than last year, the State is sure for
the Democracy by from three to five thou
sand majority.
The Times claims Ohio for the Republi-
cans by at least 1000, and II of 90 Con-
gressmcn. Harrison, it says, is probably
elected Governor, while the Democrats pro
badly elect the rest Of the ticket. It gives
the Republicans of IS congressman.
FROM TIE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE AT WASH
| INGToN.
| pLo fol WOO ranaiyp1 gf
II a. NJ. to-day, from James e. Harvey,
secretary of the Congressional Democratic
Committee:
"Indiana is considered safe by several
thousands. Ohio promising. West Vir-
ginia not disputed"
| From another correspondent -'-
WASHINGTON, October lip M.-Returns
come in slowly, but continue favorable to
the Democrats. Indiana is claimed as GER
tain, while in Ohio, SO far as heard from,
Bell gains 1,34S, which indicates a Demo-
cratic victory on the State ticket. Banning
Dem.) is defeated by five majority.
REPUBLICAN NEWS.
The following was received at Republican
headquarters to-day:
| INDIANAPOLIS, October II, 1876.
! Colonel j. d. Brady Secretary State Cen
tral Committee, Richmond:
We have gained 1000 net in siXty-four
precincts over vote Of 1875, and believe we
have elected our ticket.
GEORGE w. FRIEDLEY,
Secretary Indiana Republican Committee.
Received at 1880 p. NJ.
I'VE suppose the election OF 1874 is
meant.] ii
Telegram from General j. r. O'Bierne,
OF the Herald Bureau at Washington, d:
c.. to Colonel James u. Brady, secretary Of
the State Republican Committee:
"Positiye results yet unknown. Best
authority gives Republicans Ohio and In
diana"
Associated Press Teegrams.l
INDIANA.
ISDIANAPoLIs, October 11.-SiXty town
ships and wards in thirty-follr counties give
a Republican majority Of &C. In 1874 the
same places gave Democratic majority OF
500: and in 1872 Republican majority Of
-. Sixty-one precincts show democratic
cain of 459, and Republican gain OF ], 1885,
! : TSDIASAPoLIs, October 11.-Returns from
/ 135 townships and wards in as counties
i give a net Republican majority OF 2,3iS.
| The same places in 1874 gave net Republl-
can majority OF 5GS, and in 1872 net Re
publican maj ority Of 1904. .rtsrs.
/ INDIANAPOLIS, October l1.-Union county
complete gives a Republican majority OF
! 53eEa Republican gain of, 40. One hum
dred and thirty-four precincts heard from
give net Republican gain OF 1,63O. Cor
Responding gains in the State Woufd give
Harrison {Rep.) for! Governor gain OF
/ IA. 500 as compared with the vote OF 1874.
/ ISpIAsapoLIs, October 1.-THE result on
the State ticket is still in doubt, and both
/ nartjes are confident. The official vote OF
/ almost the entire State will be required to
determine the result. Returns have been
received from 900 townships and wards IN
So counties, which give a net RepuDllcan
minority OF 3,319. The same places IN 1914
gave o net Republican majority OF ], 800,
| and in 1872 net Republican MAJORITY OF
1922. is{1 %.S !',2 81
4 COLUMBUS, October 11.-Since the last
report, So precincts out OF SO In Hamiiton
county considerably reduce the Republican
| gains. Counting these and five wards from
Cleveland and Dayton complete show total "a
/ gains: Barnes Republican,, l2,039; Ben,
4 1f.274: Republican gain OF 785 over Hayes's
majority last year. McsIahon tDeino craD is
i reelected in the Fourth district, and proba-
. bly, Matthews (Republican1 beats Banning
/ Dcnoerat) in the Second. Boynton Re
I publican for the Supreme Court ~ thought
4 certainly elected. !, -, ,,.sa.
. L,ater.--It is stated that Nat taeWs bea les
Banning I've votes.
i a DAYTON, October al - Montgo emery eoun-
4 ty. Ohio, gives f. 800 DsIoc majority |;
] Drake count 600 Democratic ma,oflty.;;