Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-14

INDIANAPOLIS, lnd.s Oct. l3. .-Ihe followin
editorials are from the editions Of this morn
ing's papers:
Sentinel, Democratic.
At o'clock this morning there are still owe
LOCO voting precincts to hear from. In the "a
precincts reported the net Rep. gain is ,Sl4
The Republicans are claiming the State by
5000 majority, but the returns do not show it
and we hope that when the remaining precincts
are heard from, that Mr. Landers' election viii
be secured by & small majority.
lJoarnal, Republican
The returns from the Indiana election com,
IN very slowly. Ths ticket is very long anC
most of the precincts IN the cities are large sc
that the reports received at this hour are con
fined mainly to the smaller county precincts.
Few if any OF the cities will be heard from be-
fore morning. The returns received indicate
steady gains for Porter, which, if continued
throughout the State at the same ratio, would
elect him by about 5000 majority. We expect,
however, to hear of heavy Republican gains in
the large cities, especially the manufacturing
centers where the tariff question assumed the
proportions of leading issue.
The following returns have been received
this morning: St. Joseph county complete,
Porter, Republican, 24O majority,a Republican
gain of 2S9.
indianapolis city and county, incomplete
returns; estimated majority 2,50u a Republi-
can gain of 300.
Returns from 800 precincts show Democratic
gains of 1.68l, and Republican gains OF 4,146;
net Republic IN gain 2, ,465.
City of Madison and Jefferson county, COM
plete, Porter, Republican, for governor ga ma
iority, Republican gain of 80.
Four hundred aud thirty precincts show
Democratic gain, 2, 72S; Republican gain, 6.559;
net Republican gain, 1885.
Four.hundred and fifty precincts, Democratic
gain. $3.50; Republican gain, 1889; net Repub-
hcan gain, 4, ,l99.
Mr. Ladders comedies the election of Mr..
Porter by at least 1000, and that the iegisla-
ture is probably Republican.
Four hundred ana eighty precincts show,
Democratic gain, $50; Republican gain 1858;
net Republican gain. 3.9l5.
INDIANAPOLIS, II NJ, Oct. 1S.-Returns from
4ZO voting precincts give Democratic vote of
$3.50; Republican, 74347; National, 81, 122.
The same places In 1876 gave the Democrats
$3.50; Republicans, 68,04S; National, 35Ol.
Net Republican gain on the vote OF 1876. 3, ,64S.
The Republicans now claim the State by 1000
majority.
Carroll county, complete, gives Democratic
majority of ~, Democratic loss of 79.
Later returns from the First Congressional
district indicate very close vote and both
parties are claiming the election of their can
didate.
Result in the Seventh indianapolis district
is still in doubt, There is nou enough returns
on Legislature to indicate a definite result.
Both parties claim majority.
Iudiauapolis-Mr. Landers, Democratic can
didate for governor, comedies the election OF
Porter by not less than ZOO majority. and tha,
the Republicans have a majority of the legis
lature.
Clark county, complete, gives q Democratic
majority of TAO, Democratic loss of 1i9.
Evansville-The indications of the vote SC
far reported point to The election of Kleine-
Democrat, for the Third district; Kirth Dem,
ocrat, sheriff; and county officers on the Re
publican ticket will probably be elected by
small majorities. Rahn Democrat, for Soma
tor will also be elected by small majority
Returns coming in slowly
IndianapolIs-Five hundred and ten pre-
cinct show Democratic gain of 8, ,993; Repub
lioan gain 1889; net Republican gain I 406.