The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1878-10-17

will stand as follows: First District, Wm.
Heilman, Republican; Second District,
Thos. R. Cobb, Democrat; Third District,
Geo. R. Bicknell, Democrat; Fourth Dis
trict, Jephtha D. New, Democrat; Fifth Dis
trict, TLos. NJ. Browne, Republican Sixth
District, VIM. R. Myers, Democrat; Seventh
District, Gilbert De La Matyr, Democrat and
National; Eighth District, A. ]. Hostetler,
Democrat; Ninth District, Godlove s. orth,
Republican; Tenth District, Vim 81. CAL
kins, Republican; Eleventh District, CAL
Yin Cowgirl, Republican; Twelfth District,
Walpole Colerick, Democrat; Thirteenth.
District, John Baker, Republican. Making
six Republicans and gwen Democrats.
In Ohio the list of candidates known to
be elected is as follows: First District,
Benjamin Butterworth, Republican; Sec.
ond District, Thos. l.. Young, Republican;
Third District, John A. McMahon, Demo.
crat; Fourth District, J. Warren Keifer,
Republican; Fifth District, Ben. LIE Fevre,
Democrat; Sixth District, W. D. Hill, Dem
ocrat; Seventh District, Frank Hurd, Dem
ocrat; Eighth District, E. B. Finley,
Democrat; Ninth District, George L.
Converse, Democrat; Tenth District,
Thomas Ewing, Democrat; Eleventh
District, 81. L. Dickey, Democrat;
Twelfth District, II. s. Neal, Republican;
Thirteenth District, lin doubt;) Fourteenth
District, Gibson Anterior, Democrat; FIT
teenth District, G. W. Geddes, Democrat;
Sixteenth District, Wm. Mckinley, Re-
publican; Seventeenth District, James
Monroe, Republican; Eighteenth District,
J. T. Updegraf, Republican; Nineteenth
Distric', ]. A. Garfield, Republican; TWEEN.
tieth District, Amos Townsend, Republican.
The Republicans of Missouri met in Con-
~vention on the 9th, and nominated a State
ticket: Judge Supreme Court, Alex. F.
Denny Superintendent Public Instruction,
Roderick Baldwin; Register Lands, VIM.
Norvel, Railroad Commissioner, John B.
Tracy. A resolution nominating General
Grant for President in 1880 was received
with tremendous applause, but it was
thought inexpedient to adopt it. The
resolutions favor the payment of legal
tender notes and bonds in the standard
money of the world; express the sentiment
that gold and silver is the only true business
money, and that all currency should be
convertible into coin and demand full pro-
lection for all citizens of every race and
color.
The latest status of the Indiana Legis-
lature shows that the Democrats will have a
clear majority of eight on joint ballot, in
surfing the election of a Democratic United
States Senator. The Legislature, as re-
ported, foots up: Senate-Republicans,
"a; Democrats, 25; Nationals, A.. House-Re-
publicans. Al Democrats, "a; Nationals, 5.
Full return from the town elections in
Connecticut, show 80 towns Republican, IS
Democratic, and 80 evenly divided; last
year, 70 Republican, SO Democratic, and &c
divided. Net Republican gain 10 towns,
Democratic loss IA towns.
From Charleston, w. Va, October 10, we
get this report of the election: Returns
coming in slowly. Kenna's majority will
be small. G~reenbacker gains everywhere
The G~reenbackers came down upon the
Third Congressional District like a vol
upon the fold, and have badly used up thu
Olu pdItlcS. VI Vic pfCSCut uOtn pdi tiSS
claim the Congressman, but the chances
favor Kenna. The strength Of the Green
hackers amazed every one but themselves
The Republican Congressman elected il
Iowa are: McCaid in the First District
Price in the Second, Updegraff in the Third
Deering in the Fourth, Clark in the Fifth
Sapp in the Eighth, Carpenter in the Ninth
The Greenbackers elected Weaver in tn
Sixth by about one thousand majority
and Gillette in the Seventh by about fv'
hundred.
The Iowa State Register has returns up t.
October IL, from ninety.one counties prett.
nearly complete. The net Republican ma
jority for Secretary of State is 10,772. Tn
remaining nineteen counties willnot chang
this much one way or the other. The Reg
istsr figures that at the lowest the majorit,
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not 90 below 10000, nor any candidate OF
the ticket fall below a majority Of 5000
Rothrock, for Supreme Judge, being tn
lowest, and it is estimated his majority will
be 5000.