Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-13
Indiana.

ward gives 104 Democratic gain, and Long Il
 ahead of his ticket in every ward.
 Indiana.
 Yesterdays Great Work-Republican T
 Gains Throughout the State-POrter's l Election Claimed-The Majority Vari.
 OusIy Estimated-The Vote for Con gressmen-A Big Day for the Republt.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct 12.-The Repub
 1can majority in Randolph county is estima ted at 2,2OO, Republican gain of over 300
 The returns here indicate that Wayne l county will show a small Republican gain
 Adams county will have Democratic major ity of 1, ,25O, gain of 150 over 1876.
 | In Green county Oliver township gives Landers Oem.) g, Porter Rep.) 52. The vote of 1876 was: Democrat 31, Republican 59- In Laporte county Hudson to township og gives Landers (Dem. GA, Carter (Rep.) 6S, Gregg (Greenback)2. 2. For Congress Me Donald Dem 64, Calkins Rep) 68.
 Harrison township, Dearborn county, gives Landers TIT, Porter 100 Franklin township, Owen county, gives Landers 199, Porter 92 Republican) 92, Watson Oemocrat) 19s, Robinson (Greenback) 10: Tippecanoe lican gain of 25O. Hanna township, Laporte county, gives Landers 69, Porter 34, Gregg 34. For Congress, Mcdonald Demo ] CfdG) (Greenback) s. Pleasant township, Laporte county, gives Landers 56, Parker 90. For Congress, Calkins (Repubhcan) 97, Me l Donald Oemocrat) 5. The returns from 35 | voting places give the Democrats 4,54O, Re- publcans 6,925, Nationals IT, Republican gain of 76 St. Paul precinct, Shelby county, gives Landers 156, Porter 49, Gregg 1. For 1 Congress- Byfield (Democrat) 154, Feeble (Republican) AS. Adams township, Decatur county, gives Landers 2O9, Porter 127, Gregg 1. For Congress, Holman Democrat) POS, Cravens (Republican) 127. York township, Benton county, gives Landers 107, Porter 67, Gregg f. For Congress, Demotte (Repubi- | can) G2, Skinner Democrat) 112. Ken 1 township Warren county, gives Landers 1O4, 1 Porter 52, Gregg ,. Greendale precinct, Dearborn county, gives Landers 96, Porter CT. For Congress, Cravers (RepubEcan) 67, | Holman (Democrat) 97.
 The Tenth and Eleventh districts are very close and the result cannot be given until the l full returns come in. In the Twelfth district Colerick Oem. is elected. The Thirteenth district is very close, but the friends of Nc Donald Oem. claim he is elected. | INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 12.-Further returns from the northern part of the State give considerable! Republican gains. Tippecanoe county will probably give Porter 600 majori- | ty and Orth for Congress ,O0O majority, se- curing his election.
 1 9 p. m.-Indicat1ons at this hour are that | | majority in this city. The returns received from five voting places give the Democrats | 337, Republicans 549, Nationals 12, net Re publican gain of %. At the Democratic headquarters at p. m. the returns have been 1 received from only 12 precincts out of nearly 1 1,7O0. These show Republican gain of eight in an aggregate.
 9:1O D. m.--Returns from Delaware coun- l ty indicate Republican plurality of 1,SO0. Adams county gives Democratity plurality of 1,250. Tppecanoe county gives 800 Re publican plurality. Decatur county gives 156 Republican plurality. Returns from 16 voting places give the Democrats 2,265, Re- publicans ?, 40, Nationals 72, Democratic gain of p. Returns from sixty places in the State give Landers gain of 60 over the vote for Williams for Governor in 1876. The Democrats expect to carry the State by 7,O00 Wood township, Clarke county, gives Lan- ders (Dem IT, Porter (Rep.) 118. Liber- ty township, Henry county, gives Landers (Dem. 225, Porter 226. Clinton township, Laporte county, gives Landers 90, Porter no. Returns from 25 voting places give the Democrats }, ,4O3, Republicans 3,815, Nation als 92 a Democratic gain of 39. Allen coun- ty Washington township, gives Landers 1S6, Porter PIE, Gregg f. Beckwith precinct, V1gs township, Knox county, gives Landers 60, Porter 119, Gregg o. For Congress, Cobb Dem.) II, Braden (Rep.) 116. Re- ports from Lagrange county show Repubi- can gain of 75 in Lagrange and reported gen eral in the county. Forty-ive precincts give a Republican gain of 169.
 At this hour (1O:30 D. m. anything like precise return vote for Congressman is out of the question: Enough is known, however, to insure the election of the following: First district, Killam CDem.); Second district, Cobb (Dem); Third district Stockslayer (Dem.); Fourth district, Holman (Dem. ); Fifth district, Watson (Dem.); Sixth district, Brown (Rep.) The Seventh district is very close, but Peele (Rep) is probably elected. In the Eighth district Pearce (Rep is elect ed. The Ninth district is in doubt and the result will not be known until the interior points are heard from, where the Greenback vote has been very large
 INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13, 12:15.-Seventy- five precincts show Republican gain of 37S. Precinct No 3, Lawrence township, Marion county, gives Landers GA, Porter 1O6, Gregg 27. For Congress, Peele (Rep.) S8, Byfeld (Dem) 5S, Delamatye (Greenback) g. Har- rison township, Union county, Landers 74, Porter 134, Gregg 3. For Congress. Craven (Rep.) 13f, Holman (Dem.) 74, Dunn (G'blz) 3. Liberty township, Tipton county, Land CTS 2t1, Porter 223 For Congress, Orth CRep) 222, Myers Oem.) 242. Monroe ter 205, Gregg f. For Congress, Demott 124, Skinner 92.
 FoRr WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 12.-Up to this hour 6 p. m ) no definite returns have been received, and the length of the ticket war rants the conviction that no definite returns that can be relied upon will be received until tomorrow morning. The city is in a fever ish state of excitement.
 Returns from 55 voting places give the Democrats 6,691, Republicans 7,266, Nation l als PTS Grant township, Greene county, gives Landers 90, Porter SC, Gregg 0. For Congress Braden (Rep.) SS, Cobb (Dem.) 86. | Richland township gives Landers 119, Porter 14O Gregg 72. For Congress Slack (Dem.) | 119, Steele (Rep 40, Studebaker (G'bk) '.
 Scottsburg precinct, Scott county, gives Landers 415, Porter So, Gregg 4. For Con- gress Charles (Rep,) 9, studebaker Oem. cinct, No. ?, Tippecanoe county, gives Lan- ders 128, Porter 12O. For Congress Orth | Rep.) 12O, Myers Dem. 12O. In Wood pre- | cinct, Centre township, Marshall county, | gives Landers B, Porter 59, Gregg 3S. For Congress Mcdonald Dem 75, Ca1kins (Rep.) | 57 Carter (G'bk) 38.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 12.-Returns from 8 | voting places give the Democrats 4, 54O, Re | publicans 4,625 Nationals I'll, Republ- can gain of 76. A Large Republican Gain in Indiana The State Claimed By n Small Major ity.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13, 12:15 a.. m--The indications are more favorable for the Re |
 
 from the smaller voting places. The Repub- | licans claim large gains in the cities and | claim the election of Porter by small ma jority. Seventy-five precincts show a Re- publican gain of 360. Both States Republican-A Housing NIa-
 jority in Ohio. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-Ohio has gone Republican by 15, 900 or 20, 1000 majority. h. diana seems to be Democratic, but the re- turns meagre.
 GSigned] ALEX MCCLURE. Telegrams to the National Committees.
 NEW YORK, Oct 12--Telegrams from Re publican headquarters here state that the in dications at Indianapolis are that Porter will have an overwhelming majority. Telegrams from various large towns in the State to h. dianapoiis report the same. Marshall Jewell has received the following:
 INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 12. TIa doH