The daily gazette., 1878-10-10
SECOND EDITION
AFTER THF BATTLE.
THE SMOKE CLEARS AWAY AND SHOWS
GREAT DEMOCRATIC GAINS In
CONGRESSMEN.

OlNtlNNhl13 OCtODCl lC LClliO-
cratic ticket in Hamilton, o., is carried |
by majority of from 1000 to 1000. At
Chillicothe Is out of % precincts give
gain of 344. The rest will
increase this gain. At Springfield the
county ticket is elected by
over 1000 majority. Complete
and reliable returns for this (Hamilton)
county give Barnes (Rep.) for secretary
of state, 1,641 majority over Paige (Dem);
Butterworth (Rep.), for Congress, in the
First district, 1866 majority over Sayler;
Young (Rep.), for Congress, in the Sc
cond district, 1,0S0 majority over Goss,
Dem.) The error in the count of the
latter vote was discovered and corrected
this morning. Complete returns show
but one Democrat elected in this county
john Kellerman, infirmary director, by
a majority of 127.
CLEVELAND, October 9.-Full returns
from Cuyahoga county give Barnes Rep)
12,S SAT, Paige (Dem.) S,346, Roy (Nat.)
$3.50, Robinson (Prohib.) 695. For Con-
gress-Townsend (Rep.) 13,0S4, Poe,
Dem.) 1876, Shove (Nat.) 5,034 and
Dean (Probib.) POT. The Republican
state central committee claim nine con-
gressmen, viz: Townsend, Garfield,
Updegraff, Monroe, Keifer, Neal, Nc
Kinley, Young and Butterworth. But
little attention has been given to the
state-ticket majority, but if the aggregate
keeps up to the end as it began there
will probably be from 1000 to 10000
majority. The Democratic state central
committee claim II congressman certain:
McMahon, Lefevre, Hill, Hurd, Finley,
Converse, Ewing, Dickey, Atherton,
Geddes and Warner. They give the
state to the Republicans.
COLUMBUS, o., October 9.-The fol-
lowing are the congressman elected {:
Butterworth, Young, Mcmahon, Keifer,
Lefevre, Hill, Hurd, Finley, Converse,
Ewing, Dickey, Neil, Atherton, Geddes,
McKinly, Monroe, Updegraff, Garfield
and Townsend. The result in the Thir-
teenth district is in doubt. The Repub-
licans claim Van Vorhes' election, while
the Democrats claim Warner. There
are ten Democrats and nine Republicans.
The Republicans claim the state by from
5000 to 10000, while the Democrats
concede 5000.
TOLEDO, October 9.-Though unoffi-
cial returns from Lucas county and the
DtNCutn ulotIltt uO liOb tIldbClldllJ
the result as telegraphed last night, Hurd
| (Dem.) for Congress will have majority
of from 800 to 800. His plurality in
Lucas county is about 200.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 9.-In the
First congressional district Heilman's
election is claimed by the Republicans,
but not conceded by the Democrats. In
the Second and Third districts S. r Cobb
and DR.. Bicknell (Dems.) are elected.
The Fourth district is doubtful, but New
(Dem.) is probably elected. In the
Fifth district the Republicans claim
Browns election by $50 majority, but
this is not conceded by the Democrats.
The Sixth, Seventh and Eighth districts
are doubtful. Ninth district, in SIX
counties, semi-official and estimated ma
jorities give Orth (Rep.) 2S1 majority,
with Fountain county to hear from.
Both parties claim the election. In the
Tenth district Calkins (Rep.) is elected.
In the Eleventh distric Cowgirl (Rep.
is elecled; Twelfth district, Colerick
| (Dem. }; Thirteenth district, Baker (Rep. }
In 30S townships and wards heard from
the Democratic majority on the State
| ticket is 1869; net Democratic gain,
2,79S. The National vote shows an in
crease OF about 30 per cent.
A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN THE LEG
IsLATuBE ON JOINT BALLOT.
CINCINNATI, October 9.-In Indiana
Democrats elect seven Congressman sure,
and probably Holman, and have a ma
jority of three on joint ballot in the Legis-
| lature. ENQUIRER.
CHICAGO, October 9.-The latest re-
turns from Iowa, embracing 80 towns,
give Hull (Rep.) for secretary of State,
7,435 majority. Thirty towns give Roth
ryck (Rep.), for Supreme court, 2,423
majority. Six towns of the First district
give McCord (Rep.), for Congress, 773
majority. Twenty-six towns OF the Sec
ond district give Price (Rep.), for Con-
gress, $3.50 majority. Five towns Of the
Third district give Rigdegraff (Rep.), for
Congress, 472 majority. Sixteen towns
of the Fourth district give Deering
(Rep.), for Congress, 1851 majority.
Seventeen towns OF the Fifth district give
Clark (Rep.), for Congress, 151 majority.
Eleven towns of the Sixth district give
Sampson [Rep.], for Congress, 1,O45 ma
jority. Eighteen towns of the Seventh
district give Cummings [Rep.l, for Con-
gress, 205 majority. Nine towns Of the
Eighth district give Sapp [Rep.], for
Congress, 375 majority. Thirty-nine
towns of the Ninth district give Carpenter
REP ], for Congress, 1888.
WEST VIRGINIA.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. GA dis
patch from Huntington, W. Va, says
Harvey, the Republican and Greenback
candidate for the state Legislature, was
elected by 200 majority.
A Charleston (W. Va.) dispatch says
the election wgs carried on with great
energy, each party is doing its utmost to
bring out every voter. The indications
are that Kenna (Dem.), Third district,
| will have 500 majority over Walker, Re-
publican and Greenbacker.. The county
officers are in doubt. The Legislature is
| largely democratic. Parkersbulg advices
are that Wilson (Dem.) far Congress
carries that county by 200 majority. All
the d emocratic ticket is elected, except
the clerk of the Circuit court.
WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 9.-The
returns, as far as received up to this houl
indicate that Hubbard (Rep) for Con.
| urass in tho firSf district 20 rrias tbis ooup.