New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-10-12
t11E STATE ELECTIONS.


elections we're held on Tuesday
Indiana, Iowa and West Virginia.
Iublicans gained from 16,o0O 70 I
,tes in Chic, and carried the State.
the late Democratic law redis-
the State it il believed the Demo
4 vs elected majority Of the MEM
Congress.
Dsmocrats seem to have carried
n .oain, without much variation in
- over the last election. The
douaI delegation ia reported to be
ublicans, Ave Democrats.
IapublieAns have made large gains
bat seem to have lost two mem
,opUress to the Gresnbackers.
virginia is Democratic as usual,
the Republicans appear to have
NJ bme gain in the general vote. The
NJ u q Is the latest summary by tele-
'OI = ~ on,. ~
. matt, October 1O.-The net Re
o gain in forty-hve counties heard
/ fT.905, and the majority in the
-B n be from 5000 to 5000. Twenty
sd moOralio and eleven Republican
are still to be heard from, but
m II mot alter the result as announced.
no change in the result on Con-
"a al districts as given last night.
i. fDemocrat), in the Thirteenth
- - has 116 majority. The Repub-
have nine Congressmen and the
NJ ats eleven. ...
. a Conversational Delegation.
SNAr1, Oct. 9.-The Ohio delega-
-. the next Congress viii probably
follows:
district, Butterworth, Rer.; sec
,ung, Rep. third, McMahOn, Dem;
Kiefer, Rep. fifth, Lefevre, DEM;
YckIill, Dem. seventh, HuTd, DEM;
Az Finley, Dem; ninth, Converse,
tenth, Ewing, Dem; eleventh,
iat Dem. twelfth, Neal, Rep; thir-
NAEuCty OSAus AUAkbceatbAs Ae@Sc
lde M; ; fifteenth, Geddes, Dem. six
McKinly, Rep. seventeenth, Mon
rec %. eighteenth, Updegraf, RepI
en- nib, Garfield, Rep; twentieth,
nd, Rep.
n pplrr, Oct 1.-THE official count
amenced ct noon and win be con-
er hte in the cay tomorrow. So far
has been developed to change
ne oEted majority except in case Of the
Judge, where two errors have
Jan und, une in favor Of Martin Demo
ud one against him. Correcting
tim sves Martin elected by about thirty
y. Perhaps one or two other De-
.tm may squeeze through.
Indiana.
m sAPoLIs, October 10.-The Con-
IS. nal delegation in the State stands:
vi rAts 6, Republicans 6, Nationals l.
returns for the Legislature give
ket OwinR result: Senate-DemocTats
,st bublicans "a, National /. House
nts 54, Republicans Al, Nationals
% nOcratic majority on joint ballot 6.
aioates the election of Dan VOORHEES,
limited States Senate as his own
or. The Democratic majority in
i. 10 will reach 5000.
ot esssful Candidates for Congress.
lNAPoL1s, October 9.-Ruturns to
O'clock tonight show the following
In the congressional districts:
district ct-Heilman, Republican, by
ens 800 majority.
" I'd DISTINCT Cobb, Democrat, by
aioEity.
dDistrict-Becknell, Democrat, by
iority.
CAih District Democrat, 400 tc
U iority.
. District Brown, Republican, b!
I'M, ajOrity.
III nth District-Gilbert Delamatyr
by 800 to 400 majority.
T U District = Contest very close
Ee s. Orth, Republican, probably
by a small majority; this, how
the not conceded by the Democrats
IT ., 4 Distriet-W. H. Calkins, Repub
snth District-Calvin Cowgirl, Be
s:0en.
lhh District-Calerich, Democrat
7,S ssenth District--Baker, Republican
nv majority.
NJ uQUE, Oct. TO- Updegraff, TO
s, and Bragg, for the Distric
ID Il iRepublicans), are elected by from
"a 1900 majority. Fonke democrat
- D majority for District Attorney
Jas Ion, Greenback candidate for Con
poiled 1900 votes. The Democrat
md be county.
81 al RAPIDS, iowa, October 10Th
|. - lican county ticket is elected. Th
~. ~ BIZ on the State ticket in the count
700 to 900. Greenbackers carr
pwnships.
El abllcan Elected in the DavenpOl
District.
n cMPoRT, Iowa, October 10.-The RI
u 10 victory is complete. Some {
"A. mocrats scratched all the Greer
3 from their tickets. The Greer
rIO voted State tickets blank. PFicI
:. N t4Caui lOE OOuBToBbs As 0IoObSOs
roDt aoNEs, October 11.--As telegraphe
lay, two Democrat -Greenback cal
were elected to Oongress-Weav'
u illette, in the Sixth and Sevent
or ls respectively. The other fusio
ssmen are beaten.
-, MONIES, Iowa, October l.-Sevent
# IS gives a Republican majority
West Virginia.
At ELrNo, October 10.-Returns a
Mn, in very slowly. In this distri
!, Ilst) it is close. Scattering return
Hubbard, Republican, gains largel
hon, Democrat, but the result c.
/" determined tonight. In the Sc
!. District Martin, Democrat, is 7
over Burr, Republican. In Il
ian District Kenna is probably
ND over Walker, Groenbacker.
les la was no Republican nomination
tins strict. A very full vote was poll
city, and there was more scratc
al tickets done than ever befo