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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-22
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The Ebcnczer Helping Social Society.
will, according to law, SO days from date.
petition the Clerk Of the Court Of Orange
burg County, 3. g., Geo. Boliver, Esq, for
II Charter for said Society.
September 22d, 1880.
L. GREEN, President
"A. j. Stokes, Secretary
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-22

Let yonr business be known
throughout The country by advcrtis
ing i'll the TINES, and your business
places will be crowded from daylight
until dark with customers.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-10-22
J. DEE ANDRE EWS,

Would Respectfully inform the Citizens
Of Orangchurg. that he has in charge the
Stock and fixtures OH J. King. a, Wallace
tannon's Old Stand. Main Street where
he will be glad to serve his friends and the
public with anything in his line of trade.
Every tl.ing fresh and pure, and gr,aran-
tccd to give satisfaction y full line o.'
GOODS Kept constantly on hand
Born and raised in Oramgcbury, | hope
to receive Il liberal share of the patronage
OF my Fellow Citizens.
j. DEE ANDREWS.
.av ~ "
, 1880-10-13

,,tn,of ~, ti,o,, ,,rj; +l,, ,ttnu I,oro,, n, lo
eae ., ~ .t .e ""aI & s'!u ,1es pn"H ~ ~
it .n; o,r, r"e et W .sosa W. H.
s"t M,u ta. m u'ars o"1 u,a.s.,,, y! sn .,s''ss
s sose t'' ..',n ,. u. a's
!''Ms ~ u,o f:.'t uSr.' s,,, w.: ; .s UNIT" ~,
- " ."ouS''"'. Huo'' ~, .o ""s's - ~ .no
oeco1lt'. VIII 10 nehr!y ~ great'
although Dnrnuu spent $4,000. Capt.
Alurpy Is thought to bp certainly elected III
tIo r,i,;r,l nrt l,v ,i,ot ,,,ntorttx, onnnot In
state,i u % mow Eman,,ri I'm s,mity IN ttc % Fnmrtl, IL
IL also tl'OttEsst to hnsc beaten AlcAlnllon,
though the strong Democratic vote ln the
Solttt,.ra, ttnmn which 1,ns OOo t,n,ntrs
, 1880-10-13
GUESSES.

Special Depaf" 70 1nt c"se"9o 1Tsoanf,
,Co1uMnus, oct' iS-1ala'''eht:- acnhtt
returns hnSe peen lecelVea NJ elthef Nepan-
4'e!it Ut Uoinoci"t'u !e"u'lu"llels "us ~
regular sources rs to the complexion OF tho
mkt Congressional delegation from Ohio.
The Democratic State Central Committee
mike l,o estimate or prediction. Chairman
Nash, OF tho Republican Committee, says it
Is now likely that tho Republican majority
on tho State ticket will insure tho election Of
thirteen and probably Ut fifteen Republican
congressman.
HAMILTON COUNTY,
as shown by nil retlirl,s received I'D to tho
present time, shows a gnfn for tlle Dem
ocrats in nearly every preoinct, This does
not eccln to tally with the earlier reports Of
Hamilton County having given au Increased
Republican majority.
1usr oyE.ouAurER
of tho whole number OF precincts and town.
shlps In the Stato are nav In, and tic net Re.
uullican rain II .nn.M,. If tin propnrt1on
hol,ls rno,i tl,a Hnn,l1con min fl t,o stnta
viii i,e nearly 1o. 600. nnd Nfcilyoine's ,unior.
itv oyor Follntt for Stl,Tc,no Co,,rt ,Iudno wtll
In n.out n7.ooo.
Although, tho Republicans aro sauguino Of
rcuchInr Flint dRurc. tho Derocrnts l,nyo moi
s'S. ~, !. .,. ~ .o' ,,,.Is M U
,,,.ta ,,s '; 49,, ,,,,na,oI
s"a ,,nto,' ." '.o Won,,,,, w." .n,a a
a,,sn ~. S"'' '''s'' Wv 4so'"p''s"''a '"'0 DSoN
'"""'At' nyx, pon,vsov
spte{ai Di,uuteh 10 IN. fHfcuoo 7rf,ant.
co,1t,,u,ts n f,ct. ia tn,ournm from
oo,, Iln,I,snr I,nm,hI,non rnn,i,,lnta for
rn,.rrcsa In tho Nimth i,tstrtct snws h, viii
, 1880-10-13

IL due the quiet md fn1r character Of tho
contest Mt the polls. 1t wns evident carly III
tho day TINT the cfy wou1tt glsc Porter NM
jority of from 1000 to 2,5oo. md TINT MNfion
County would itn aa we'll fur Him. Never
before werr Tic Republicans 80 !ntcht Oh
yottns, md very litt3n urging or very little
,,su Of tho horse-antl-ln,ggy lnealis to tlrnw
them ont Ind Il, bs rrsortcd to. Tic popu-
la,lty Of their candidate al tic righteousness
Ut THEIR cnuso were sufficient to bring them
out, ntni uloy ca1,,e It, greater numbers ttian
ever bciurr. Just why - 4
CAIrrElt jta1sN1s1H,
and his satellites, t.arrIgnn, 1lyan, md Mur-
,inur, should hnvc put In hcrG this nor1tng
tocs mt 'ctcurly all'car, bat tho "big fo,ir"
We're her..., larRu as 'ife, md when somo oi,e
manifested Il itnt,rni curiosity to know what
they were here for, Carter is reported to have
smiled md wtnketl, md safd that they were
oll tin track Ut Jimmie Carroll. As Jimmie
Carroll was lit JUL over In Canatan nj Inst nc
counts, It was perhaps unite Hs well to any
l,at rs nuythIng cIsc.. Carter did not go
, 1880-10-13

RECEIVED t'tsOst 1SDtASArOr1s.
srtetai Uispdeh to Ihe Ehteago Trthunt.
1SDf.ASArorLs, Ind, Oct. 1o.-FoltowlnR
nre counted returns:
Sctpio, franklin County. Democrats, G,;
Republicans, III; NatloMnls. Z; Republican
luss. IL.
Harrison. Fayettc County, Democrats, 81;
Republicans, lS:l: Republican gain, ~.
Efklsnrt Township, Eiklnrt Cnunty,
Porter, a0; La,,ders, ia; Gregg. 3; l.cpnb-
ltcnn Rnltl. 10.
Wood Township. Clarke County, Dcmo-
crats, iii; Republicans, lis; Republican
gain, 81.
Liberty, Henry County, Democrats. g5;
Republicans, .:aI; Democratic gain,
Centre TOWNSHIP. Laporto County, lle-
pnbllcans, eG5; Democrats, 143; Republican
Euin, t}5.
Fifth Ward Of Laporto. Democrats, 1s1:
Republicans, 20; Democrats lose2.
Atetan.ota, Franklin County, Democrats,
0l; Republicans, Ill; Democratic gafIl, 2.
Spencer Township jackson County, Ind,
n hDthed Of Democracy, reports Republican
gain Of - nycr the vote ut 1878.
Ono ward III Terre lIauto gfyos Ropub.
lcnn g,tn of oG}
1'osuy County, Ind, Democratic minority
reitucetl 1h0 Oh an Increased vote.
Attntttnfglt tlghty-five precincts gavo the
Republicans n gAln Of 4i4.
In 1'orta County. Calkins' majority, zoo.
Reports from 80 towns Five n Republican
gafn Of 40. With tho sane rite Of Ehlns In
tho State tho Republicans would have plu-
ralfty.f0r Governor Of LOCO.
WARSAW. Ind. gives Republican majority
, 1880-10-13

sail TINT the worktngnlen wostll tEo rs well
elsewhere ns they did hire IN indianapolis.
The reports from Ohio gayc the Republicans
additional encouragement. ahd sent
CORRESPONDING uIooM
intD tho 1lrarts Of tho Democracy. Judge
Scott, onc of tho Supreme Court Judges who
sAt down vi The amendments, admitted TINT
tho State Ind, In MI probability, gone Rcpub-
llcat, willie t1lo correspondent Of Mr. WIT
tersor's pnper put tho probable Republican
mnjorlty Mt 1000, unless tlIb river counties
should save tho Democratic bacon. The cor
respondent of tho Cincinnati Enquirer en-
patlletl the landslide 10 Wash NfcLenn over
tho wires.
At midnight tho Democratic Committee
slut up Its rontis md stopped reading
returns. and Atr. English considerably for
bore to disturb Atr. Dar,iun, by telrgraphing
the result to him Mt Columbus, a,,.l concluded
to wait Until morning a'd let htn know
about things when llo woke up Mt pls.sburg.
WORSE AND MOilE Or IT.
Special Dlspatft to 71s GAteaso Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct 13.-a A.. m.-.ttl-
dtti0nnl returns have only served to increase
tic Republican enthusiasm, and tho crowds
IN the streets nre singing ".John Browns
1Io,ly," md cheering md yelling ut what ls
now Utmost aIl assured Victory. SONG Of
tic moro cautious are disposed to whit
Until the river counties arc heard from, mud
remind the more confident ones Ut tho ability
of tic Democrats to !lo some tall counting
wItctl they make up their minds that figure
work Is necessary. Others nru equally conf
dent ulat tho Republicans will not sec tllelll-
selves robbed III tho count. md point to
tlIe fact that the DeMncrats. have lost
t,% $f,a5r ntr ~.
, 1880-10-13
O1lI0.,
EYE AND EAR.

EYE AND EAR.
now rr LOOKS AT CINCINNATI
9rettal Dtspdtth fa Tht tAttaen Tribune.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. l1-Kt midnight tile
returns from, OHIO ire fnr enough advanced
10 place the election nt tho entiru Republican,,
ticket beyond doubt, and nby tho largrst
minority alnco the election of Craft III 1871.
Whether tho majority will DO 1900 or as, 100
1t IL 1IDleult now tu prcuEct. 1t II nearly
certain, lIawever. Tint It will be greater tE.ail
Fosters pl,irnllty Inst yenr. afurat lta!stcndt
OF The ConMcrcfu|. |.csttnlltes Tho Republican,
majority III OHIO ut Gs,0oo, with II gain Of six
Congressman. Tho il9nres received at tho
t1ttzettc otlicu bur nit thts cstfnate ycry
closely. Tl,e vola was By 5 per cent tho lar-
gust ever cnsttn tile State, and tho Republicans
lnyu mada gains III every town a.al precinct,
except III II few III whlcl, thu Drmocrats llaye
Hitherto ihtt largo innjurltfes. The fur
Congressional districts which form tho
southwestern corner Of tho State were made
tho scenu Of very bitter fight OIL
CONGRESSMAN,
Outside Democrats pressed money Into them
freely, mid all four districts wGrD confidently
, 1880-10-13
QItTET.
DALLOT-DONES,

Sptetat Dtspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
TOLEDO o.. Oct. 13--l. n. nl.-Tho Fourti,
Ward OF Talcdo gives llurd plurality OF
l7I, u Republican galn OF ~.
The Seventh Ward gives lsttcllc 703; I1urd,
COT; llitctsie's plurality %, Republican gain
of 10.
At ll::o It was found TINT RItellic would
have plurality Of 374, with one precinct to
hcnr from.
Washington Township. Wood County, gives
n 1,epubica, gain OF 20.
il close estimate at II: 80 gives Rltchle In
tho county over 100 plurality. The Third
1rnrtl gives majority OF eai.
The First Ward gives Ritchie majority
Of rs; Second Ward, Illtchie's majority, ";
Sixth Ward, majority Of 10; Eighth Warl,
155 mn jority for l1urtl. Returns show tint
the Democrats lust IN nil the wards Of the
city. best estimates oil thu county give 100
uajority for Ktelie, which Is nil lle needs,
with fnfr work In tho other c0ntitlas Of tho
district All tho Townships OF Lucas County
SLOW large Republican galns. md four town.
ships OF Williams County give net Rep,lb-
llcan gain Of 10.
a tlispatcl, received ut u o'clock from
l}ayan, Williams County, says MI tho county
ticket Ia elected alll Ritcl,ie has 800 majority.
lstehllelh Township, Lucas County, gives
q Republican gain Of o. Spencer Township,
Republican gnfn 0t 81.
CANTON.
Special Di3pateh u Thu CAtsago Tribune,
CANTON, O., Oct. la.-Ninetccn townships
md precincts OF Shark County show d l,ct
Republican gain Of n. Tho remainder Of
tho county ts large 1scpubltca'', md more
E.llns aro expected, The county is esti-
tttnfn,1 In rrit+.s tf. ~ ON
over Lang, galn Of Ill over
last year. Tl.rce years ago Stark County
wns npuocratic by 1900 votes, In thIs (tha
Scyentccnth) Congressional district tho
Ilun. William Mckinley Republicans, IL
elected over Leroy Tholnun, Democrat, by 4
plurality estimated to be- a,500. Quo Of
BarItltm's agents planted S., 600 III tl,ls coul,-
tY Monday gyening.
IsEcElyEu PROM coLuMDtta
Special Dtsuateh to 11.s Chteapo 7tibuns.
,Co1.u.,nus, o., Sept. la-lina City, Allen
County, Republican g1ttI1, a.
Springfield City, Republican majority, 800;
Republican Raln, ESQ.
Harrison Township, Logan County, Re
publican gatn, u.
Thit.l Wartl, Lancaster, Democratic mn.
jorlty, IL; Republican gnfn, a.
Belfast Precinct, Clermollt County, Lang,
103; Townsend, lts; Republican guil,, II.
Concord Towns|sp, M!am! County Vote
two-tliirds counted; lust year Fosters major.
!ty WIS 200; SO fur Townsend's majority Is
over 4W.
Kenton corporation, Democratic gain, 4;
Robinson, Republican, for Congress, runs
| alleasl 0f Ills ticket -.
One ward nlld township In Allen County
give net Republican satn ot II.
Madison Township, Townsend, 67d; Lang,
1l0; 1topubllca., gain, II.
Fulton Township, Hardin County, Demo
cratio gain, II; Robinson runs 10 ahead ot
tho State ticket.
uosl,en Township, Champaign County
Lang, 19o; Townsend, 6su; Republican gatn
ST over Inst year, which was tho largest vote
ever pollesl IN tho township.
| Monroe Township. Mlalni County, Repub
licnn Sniu, -.
Krlly's ls!Mld, Erie County. Townsend, 1os
'l.anK, u; Democratic gain, ~.
=, Fist Ward Of Columbus Precinct Rspub
| licau gAln. 10.
, 1880-10-13

Nash has Just RECEIVED telegram to TIA
effect Tint lsfcc, 1lfuublfcan, is surely clec,a
In tic Tentl, Disftlct.-a Republican ga'n,
now IT IODKs IN CINCINNATI.
C1SciSSArI. t., Oct 13--t a. l1,.--lsct,rm
still inlicAte UeIsocrattc Kafns In u huiot,Is
uF t'su precincts, but Tic Republican t,a}niHy
~ TIC county will l,g over g,00O. 'Tn
on ti,cit iickot il elected. AkIe kMe
publican Congressman f}uttcrWoffh
md Young nre Undoubtedly elected. n
twcnty-ilfnn prcctncts out Of forty.scvcn i"
the First District Btltterw0rtll's net gain L,
o'l oyer t!!e y9sS II, t*o years nFo when h had
five preciicts out Ut flfty.twu Ia q. LII iii
II iAajortty two years agu Ut OIL.
, 1880-10-13

niL In open,nr tlie lay for thu Ren,bticat,
tIckrt Taken nii In nfj. It In certainly mn or
tiio lnost remarkable Victories Tint l,ns evcf
their NbOl4 If, View Of tho disadvantages u!Gy
hAt ta cptl!us,t with. Ii tnt!tAna rnt l,.nhe nj
E,h,l II showing tll proportion NJ Uhin. tic
Soli,t Soith Will suicly fa,lo lwny lefnro tho
f.ot.;urtta.
m N. ,r-t,t,ra 1.,o.,o,.. ,,,r,.,
Co1uMnt,s, O., Oct, m--Tho t,niIs closed
al oysr tha $tate at Z o'clock. IND ~ a,lyiee:s
@ hn Snsoa ~ ss 'oa,I "f ,, n 1t i; III " IL. M
tnrr NJ ti,f, stSte II, 1s;t tx tni", vns ,rns.
r,,.,n- n",,,,sa,, t~ f,..,..,rs ~. m ~,
Ewa i'c''"erst.' iit.'' ~ o..... .Siis
Stewart, rrohli,itloii iii6
E9stcra majority over atf......"..... a.3h.
" Plurality: :,.."........'. ....:::.,.. l1.':o
with thu figures for Governor In ls7t,, the
ynte pf Tho Supreme Cu1lrt hutnr uyrl for
That purpose. 'rln, cnst!itates arc as fnliows:
Fur Slplrnu Ga.!rt, q. ". Mrlynfnc, ls.-
publican; Af. u. FOEtett, Ijttnnssst. l'nr
Srcretnry nf Stntr. CMrIts Townsend, RE-
nuhienti: William 1.nllg, Democrat, Clerk
nf Snprnsun Cnilrt, DwiHtit Crowclf, Rcpul'-
ltcan: Il. !. Tanning, DGfnorrAt. Mrtnllcr ut
cleMsS Rf MS;k* " wc''si; y asR:o y Il ba'sersf 1"ssf
Sci!ool Commissioners Daniel +. Dy Wnii,
Republican,: j. J. Hurns. Democrat. Tho
t;fcrnt,aek ynto WIZ not s'c considered ~
.itlH enlipNIsaoi'' "L'e1o hso l,oho prCelhcts
III 1hc o'Hc. .,.,..
p, srtstat nl'patth to 1he chte'ao Tribune.
,CtEsEi.AND, U.t Uet. l1.--At no election
tlg tli!rtlg tiio past twenty yeara Ilns So mich
tIteres: pGcll s',own Us %as manifested t1-
tlln banks, wholesale houses, and ,lI!'y r..
tAtl establishments being c!nsctl. giving tho
elty ,lnlltay aptrnrallce. ItH weather wlls
lavntn1lu 70 u tull vote niltl ny etturt WY
,rilc BnslMess !; @ Aisn's Club md Flrst v9ters'
tMrits!i n.y.! Artl!nr battalio!I lifd details "
every precinct wAtclllllg cnrefu!ly fnr relN,at-
81, ra; si. 1tw, ,r
Mia t,ct..'1ni"ntn ni tI,e rrs,,it ,xas HIT
II, ,n,,,lv ynrtis tIla yt,rs Mir II n'cinnk Az
esse tho 1xsrfSty q M feSr ysaFs
wpra f,.w. T,,yo nr II thrn1, rrsttt"nts " wnr,
fnckca m, fnr fflspa1 yniin0, lMt fi,a 1o,,s ri
rriwnters btflryel 10 l,nye fm.n in fhe eity
,iiti not make tlcir appearance. ~
ca,I,,ty - arr stiii In I,enr frntI,. 80 "'''""e"
M },est'ons M r9o Hr9 tat tw wsens sm al ln9|erfts ne
co1npffta rnti1rns. 1{pn1Il,IIrnt1 yf.tr. nNNl:
Dnt,ioerattc. i.loO: uraea,back. 1i5: i,ot Kc
publican gIl,, ~,
RupU1llrol,s hero CHIN tho election OF
flftecn out oi twenty Coilgressinc1l.
IN ASp ABOUND rol.Epo.
, wf iI''ps" t g g ~ hnena fo ,ntEor -,
~. uS.i ..it, ~. t,, c "EtF y
a .9fSsr t0 M g ns isso ts1eit a rtE nt
sst y a. q @ tso hsaySst yots ; eser kaoSa i
~ s as c'y ni m rr o Goy tGH ~; o
Ms.at Gxe.fen!enI, ~ M Wncn WaS oS}Meteo Ia nts
se W. 'st ~ " tt0sgu: Eli as is oSf'l ov n or
, 1880-10-13

4ns<aSA NOuAtSJf s'S
Sixth Wartl Of Columbus, Republican gain.
f,I;} e}pq1I'sa" gn,;S F. Sa'n tn folk Township crnw.
Wes!! Precinct. MEamI County, Republican
first Ward Of Columbus, Republican galn
Fast Precinct, Darko County. Republican
Three precincts Of Delaware City show n
Republican Ratti nf 81.
lreflnet =, Fifth Ward, Toledo, Republic
Three wards md one precinct 1T .steuben-
y!l'e. Ieilers1ll @ County, give net lscpubl1e"
NJ, ss;S county Weston Precinct 1sepuDl'e.
=, ltiee. lsops1bltcan candidate fot Congress IN
tho Tenth District, l,f,s gnin over Fostcr's
vote Of last year lit Fremont City Of tWf.
; returns Eo nreeme 1n s smmt y
100 y0trs. Republican gain In Clarke County
iirst Ward Columbus-Townsehl BIS;
,l'stlth War,l-Tewnsend 4'H'; 1.an4. ar|.
Clinton Townslip-Townscnd, t37; Lang,
Eloventh Ward Columbus-rownsontl 800;
Third lVanl-''rownscn,l :cl0: 1.aug, :sE5.
Seventh Mnru-'rnwl,suns at'1; Isi.t1E. .a'7.
rWn!ftfl Wnuf--'rownsentI,8 800; Lang. :1l0.
AlItitn IOWHSIbip-IUWHHelltl, 11U. Lul1E,
20. ~, -, ,,...,.u, ,....,,., ,,.,.
CorrM,,t's, Oct. t2.-S il. n.--At ll,is hour
fourteen prcrliicis nrc hrarG fr!ntI, md,
Wl1noMe in w.. tSt tGxttcnsn snw M incrcaSctl r
@ Sote eyer .ass yeaf. " s!nc easfs r. IT, tcre ns
Of yntcs c,lst. With two exceptions tho Re-
l;uhtfcans layo gMlncd In these precincts,
tlipir guin fnE,!g l0D yotcs:.
tE,,t MlEt st,,s,l !"ws,la H., n clafEe G9i,lty; n,
nsaIotlty o. t,'h--a !tn}!iDs!caia Enlli ~ :}i9.
=, fo.S., ~" t st to"'s'1ps se' ~ ''c"f Aton'
Tl,S First Wyni,,l Of Columt,us giycs tin
1teni,llienn ,nntoritv. whjcfI is cfn}mrti ns n
ct,l1si,isrnDlu IicpubIlcuu nuttt. attjlougil no
1e!imit figures chi bo giyell, owinr ia tic
,,x.ro>,
pAfIoS.
.'s Patfh n !" ~ en.f"so f,o;, aIn"ns: os
ssc ~ vcrv ri ,ic;,y nit IL thfs G,Ss'G ntv }.,nv @
I"Pslo ~ ,Fe1Fts tan Eng cty SHOW ., tnaf
e Kyi,Gtsa S,nte }m lfkGt hna nec1i erre
" taa{nlity 81 W. hal ttlc HUI i.illstlllel
5q x M Y spSG!!HSiaI salln,9 tr EoSTe "
~ tn tnG n1afe .iek over LAST taii T., ~, ,.,,
s, .uIS t 3aS t1,!.y pFas;nsts y, y! tGo Gity
Mii ,,nt tr Tn, w n,,i rrf ~ Yrsmu t iinr9
SH;r I!H 's - ais,nSt @ ien'e to eiect'on oi
o""ll" w % 'pv 10 "" majority. -
nEcEivEp FROM c1NclSSATt.
se.e,ai Di''s.:s 1,t tG e. 7Ae @ tte"gs Ts.ns
counted II Cincinnati. vt: Auburn, shows n
ls1s. Tle ilrst precinct report, from, tho
returns from twcnty-.llne precincts tn
gain Of iii. 'This il nearly pne-tiiIrtl of tfe
COUNTY, md intlicntes Il mt Democratic gain
nf I Hfkt ftt1,fu II n}i tnnu aE,u1,-
, 1880-10-13
DUBLIN.
4 r1itHtd

CoLuMnt,s; o., Oct. t..-Word renct,es hen~
from Dublin, this county, TINT during tie.
u,lhllcnn meeting lust hight II Democratic
street banncr was burned BY thu ilreworksoi
tho Republicans. During discussion which
followed ,naD named 1}ilf'ngsby va.
Knocked down w'Ii1e ll.1rralIitg for uhrfchl
BY two llell l,anlet Davis, mud another pcr.
sQn., 1'tlitngsby drew. knife and stabbed
the Dnyls lrnlllcrs. .in)MrtnE ono Of thotn 20
, 1880-10-13
TIE BULLETINS.


fptttaf Dtspateh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
1SnI.ASAroI.Is, lntl., Oct. 12.-rhe widest
ttcstre, Of course. SGT In rs s0on rs tic polls
were closed to know thu result, niltl the raws-
lapur anu telegraph Offices wcra early be-
sleged by whiting crowds anxious tn learn
tile enrtest and the latest, and tn know It all
ut o,,ce, too Tlo very full yotc, n,,<l the l,,l-
usual length nf the ticket, embracing III this
city nearly thirty nnusos, md III other por-
tIons of tic State ncarly us many, preclu.lcd'
mlythlng IiliO nil uarly cnunt ut the
vote, md the watchers md walters
lad to put NJ for some tlnc
with nothing moro satisfactorily tl,nu
estimates received from people In various
parts Of Lie State. The press arrangements
far receiving tna retur,ls were all ttat could
he desired If thcro had been more returns to
receive, and IT tlE. few that did turn lip hal
como in with unlre rro'nptncss.
TIL: RESULTS
worc received by tic Associated Press from
the several precincts, and thcn 1lsussrtl aIld
bnltctt,ct to tho country at large, md turned
over Ia, the press correspondents III Il rnDIll
set apart for their accommodation near
by. Tho Republican, and Democratic
Committees Ind Separate rooms ono
iloor down, wl,ure e:.GlI received private
dispatches from their fr1en1s throughout
tho State. When. aioHE towards 10 o'clock,
tho Thing got fatrly startcll to working, tho
figures were cnllea out from tic Cnntnltten's
wsNt0ws, md mo sttlu ot the politically
tntxeA crowd below cheercd or refrainetl
from cheering III the result cilinled IN with
their wishes anil desires. Tllu first tnasscd
returns for iivc precincts gave a Republican
gain nf a5 uyer iS7D. T1.e next batcl, lnattu
1t II Democratic zulu Of 10, tho next Il Demo-
cratic gain Of =, alItl the acxt siMilar gnIM
Ut :U.
THE NEXT MASS
gave tho Republicans gain nf n, and when
forty-ilye precincts wero reported tho Re-
pubIiGRu gnln reached lt}9, mud their totnl
vote 4, ,ss.9 rs ngAlnst II t0taf ut h.740 for tho
I1oMnc>nts, and 2G3 for tho Nationals. Re-
purts fran slxty-flyo precincts swctlc,l TIC
gnin to f;!7, mid tllose from sDycnty-tlye to
! NO, while the next batch. nassng eIgltty-1yo
| precincts. taken just as they came, increased
tho g.lin n 4l4. by tAfs tlmo tho cheering In
tho streets was NIL c0nllnel to the Republican
| side.
TWENTY-FIVE: rNEc 1SCTs.
apttfaf Dhpdteh 10 ms Chfea1o 1st6uns
1SBlASAr0rls, Oct. l3-13:a0 d. nI.-Nlne-
| ty-tyo precincts Rlvs Tho Republicans II, a,l7u}
Denocrnts, 1l.Ess; Nationals, 394; Rouub-
llcan gaiu OF 5ia..
| Special Dtspateh 10 The Chteaea Iftbuna.
ISn1ASApUI.ls, Oct. i3-l q. l,i.-Onn hl1n-
t!retl anu twenty-five precincts give Repnb-
| llcAngain Ut GuU,
, 1880-10-13
TIE LANDSLIDE.

.,6ptfLsl UL!u.feA 10 ihs GAieaQo Tribune.
;1SuIANApaI.ls, Ind, Oct, t2.-'rlu effect of
thg fatuEns was puwhere 1nore marked thai
in tha committees roo,us. Tho Republicans
wese jub!1ant. aud Ar. English a1ul his CON-
frens correspon.llngly blus. Senat,r Dor
say. who withdrew ~ Ais hotel curly III the
, 1880-10-13

Special rtsrateh to The C'hi:aeo TftaanA.
CisowN po1Sr. Ind, Oct lo.-lho total
vote cast 1T this city Is G30, MID tho count so
far ns completed Indicates Republican gain
of not lrss thar, 90 In this precinct for tinv-
crlior alttl Congressman over the ynte Of 1871.
Reports from Tho various precincts Indicate
Wo nnInrily for Porter In tho county, n l.e-
publican gan of eO0 since 1870. with proba-
bic gnltl Ut from ~ to 100 more OF Congress.
tt1lf1.
, 1880-10-13

, Ing, Republican sa!n OF 100 over Mayor last
paGSar GHy nGwpis'p Ssis y tSotFo Dame> gives l'e-
Penn Township, Republican gaiu 1so over
llprlnpn Township, Republican galn e.
Ing county officers hru now Ill Democratic,
but tlltlr figures Etvo !lp tho county by lb0.
warren! Township, Republican I;!li,l 10.
unloN Township, Republican Enln III
iIoturils from! sl'uiis.,a .u,d tireuno @ tow1,-
slltps su!!i two ln1ro wAn!a Ill tllls city show
Republican gain ut laD. ThIs gives st,
.lnsepl. county to the Republicans BY about
80,
6ouTn l3Esn. 1nd., Oct. la-st. Joseph
County, including this city, ull heart from
except tllre1 townships. Iorttr'A majority
about aa0. Calkins, for Congress-. $50.
SCHUYLER coLgAx.
wlS.sMAC.
Spseiat lAsIkateh to The Chicago Trttune
WINANAC, Ind, Oct. M.-FFanklln Town.
ahll,--lMrtcr, ~; l.uIitlcra, ~; Hsr9g, II.
ltarrlsun-porter, 10; 1.an'1ers, ~; Gregg,
81.
,jcaersoa-Porter, %; Landors, 30; Gregg.
stonrowo tnot complete)-porter, II; Lam
uars, -; tiregg, u.
IL the aIoye townships sk!lner, National,
Tor Congress, l'as Il majority Ut ~.
TEHNE IEAuTE. :
~ tAs lHtstsFn Assoeiated PFess. -
TEHl.E llAuTE.. llld, Oct. la.-fhe elec-
tl0ll passed. Uit quietly, alil 8, 734 votes WcEG
cast, OH increase Ut 1l3 over tho vote OF the
city election lust May. The First Wnra gives
Porter II nIniOrlty Ut :sa0, Republican gain
Vt w over the vote on Governor in l61U. aud
, 1880-10-13

Indications nro that Porter, Republican, Is
elected by l,oo0 majority. Tho Democrats
do mol conccta thetletcat Of 1,nl,tlcrA, butsay
the vote will he close. md CHIN tho balanco
Of the Stnte ticket.
, 1880-10-13

Special Dispaseh 10 I'ht Chteaoo Tribune.
MY aSmiSAiim ass ihI 0S. n,Eff
tnrlng than anything received at tho sn,nc
Tine III 1911, mid tint private aAvtees FROM
manufacturing centres show thnt tho work.
!ngNae,il have been ttnlng rs well elsewhere ns
iii Indianapolis.
, 1880-10-13

SPECIAL Dtspafth tn The Chtenoo Tribune.
It'Bllv1iI.l:, ltvah CD., Ind, Oct. la.--The
result raniinf b" knnwn nf!trinlly until to.
ltiUrrnw. The Republican, gaill III this town.
ship will IN nut 1,'ss thnn H.
Soteiit UAlnttc;t IL 1,ts Chicago Tribune.
1socnLxrEl,, Ind. Oct. l3.--llpccster
'rowtn's|'pp, Fulton County, Ia Republican
, 1880-10-13

Special Dhrateh ta Tbs CAltaqo Trtbuns.
SouT1t BKSl', 1nu., Oct. 1a-'The election
llas hre!! ,Iutut, tlIe businessmen OF bath
partes ntl!n; ID make the Gfectfo,s fuir one.
1t is tl!nnglit that TN illegal VOTES larn been
cast. ,TlW voting precincts Ut tho city are
tic city election. Two Wnrtls rep0rt, sl,uW-