Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-10-14

gi.ia observation-disclosures D,G-
nise.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18th. The
west-bound train due at Laramie
at 1880 p. NJ. will bring later news
of the elections. The lines are still
down. The dispatches received
this morning by special train are
fragm entRry. In Ohio the returns
show Republican, gains, which in
crease as the dispatches come in,
with the exception Of Hamilton
county, which gives Democratic
gains. One quarter of the precincts
of the State now in give Republi-
can gain OF 62Si, but returns from
unheard-of precincts are likely to
diminish these figures. The Re-
publican State Central Com mittee
claim the State by considerably
over 10000, and thirteen Congress-
men. The Dem ocrats do not yet
give up the State.
In Indiana, reports from 800
towns give Republican gains of
470l. With the same rate Of gains
in the State the Republicans would
have plurality for Governor of
1000. At midnight the indications
are that Porter (Rep.) is elected by
1000 majority. The Democrats do
not conoede the defeat of Landers,
but say the vote will be close and
claim the rest of the ticket. One
hundred precincts heard from show
Dem ocratic gains Of PSI and Re-
publican gains of 900.
In West Virginia there is moth
ing to indicate any decided change
from last years vote. The elec-
tons everywhere were very quiet,
but heavy vote was polied.
RepubiIeaa DnEa ct sopgressines.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.-Ohio
Republicans say the Democrats
lose four congressman certain, pos
sibly sig.
r.wEstHa Rect, 30 Congress.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 13th.-
Complete returns from Cayuhoga
county give Amos Townsend (Rep.)
for Congress a majority OF $3.50.
rso vois "a Enatana.
Indianapolis, Oct. 1Sth.-The
Sentinel (Dem.) says: Al o'clock
this morning Landers Was still
over thousand ahead.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 18th. Re.
turns from $40 precincts show Dem.
ocratic gains of 1873, Republican
gain of 4S04; net Republican gains,
1926.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 18th. 500
precincts show Democratic gains
Of 1850, Republican gains 5l82; net
Republican gain, 1882.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 18Th, 1880
A. M.-S70 precincts show Demo-
cratic gains of 24l3, Republican
gains 5i52; net Republican gains,
S0J2.
CHICAGO, Oot. 10 h The Daily
Ne10S's Indiana specials say: The
Republicans gain on complete re-
turns in Allen county 269, Carroll
IA, Morgan 124, st. Joseph 297,
Cass 26S, Fayette 2l5, Marion 210S,
Noble 2l3. The Republicans elect
seven congressman, a gain of one.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13-Clarke
county com plete gives a Democratic
majorify of T30, Democratic loss
749. --latest returns from the Fist
Congressional district Indicate
very close contest, both parties
claiming u victory.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 13th--
Indications here point to the cleo
ton CT Kieimer, Democrat, in this
district.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 18Th. 400
Indiana precincts show " Demo.
cratic gain of 2790, Republican gain
1872; net Republican gain 3942.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1S.-Returns
by counties show in % counties n
net Republican gain of 2673. There
are 81 counties in the State. Later
returns show still more favorably
for the Republicans. In the First
Congressional District, Heilman,
Republican, is probably elected.
This is De LaMatyr's district. This
makes Republican gain of
one Indianan in the Congressional
delegation.
Handlers Coaceaes tne E,ecsiua at
Porter.
INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 13th.-Mr.
Landers comedies the election of
Porter by about 1000 majority and
the Legislature will probably be
Republican. Reports from $50 pre-.
cincts show Republican gain of
1915.
voorhees, Refuses 60 Give Up.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13th.-The Jour-
mats special from Indianapolis
says: The present indications are
that Porter is sure to carry the
State by three thousand, while his
majority may reach seven thous-
sand. The Legislature will be close,
owing to the fact that six more
Democratic Senators hold over
than Republicans. The chances,
however, favor the latter. The Re-
publlcans gain an average of nine
to each precinct. The Republicans
elect seven and probably eight
congressman. VOORHEES, still re.
fuses to give up.
Prcns Cosaniel,s Oa tns E,sct,oDs.
CHICAGO, Oct. 18th. Tho TTib.
une's special from indianapolis
says: The effect of the returns was
nowhere more marked than in the
committee rooms. The Republic.
cana were jubilant and the Demo.
Gratis correspondingly blue. Sena.
tor Dorsey estimated that the State
would give Porter 5000 majority
and Ben Harrison was equally con-
fident. The correspondent of the
Louisville Courier Journal puts the
Republican majority at 1000, unless
the river counties have the Demo-
cratic beacon. AT midnight the
Democratic Com mittee shut up its
rooms and stopped reading the re-
turns.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-The Trib.
uae says: yesterday settled the
Presidential campaign. Nothing
but over-confdepcs and impossible |