The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-10-15
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working hard and will poll 8 large vote
FIT. WAYNE, Oct. 12.-Ali the business
houses are closed and the election is pass
ing off quietly. The Republicans claim
that they viii reduca the Democratic
majority in Allen county 500, and it IS
will be elected TO congress.
1NDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 12.-The election
passed off quietly. No disturbance re-
ported from any quarter when the polls
closed at O O'Clock. The vote polled is
very large, but nothing to indicate the
result as yet In this city there is con-
siderable scratching on the candidates
for governor and congressman. Com
parsons on the returns will be made
with the vote for governor in 1876. The
ticket has 30 names, and no counting is
done till after the close of the polls. It
will necessarily be late before much re-
liable news can be had.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 1.-TWO
wards of South Bend give 100 Republi-
can gain from the last election, our first
vote at state election by wards.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 12, 2 10 p. Mn
dications are that indianapolis has gone
Republican by large majority and that
Porter is surely elected.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-No definite re-
ports yet. Tremendous vote throughout
the state.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10, 7:2Op. Min.
coin club people say the Republicans
claim the election of the entire county
ticket by $500 and both congressman,
the Democrats concede by $500.
INDIANAPOLIS, 2 :25 p. m.-The Repub-
licans claim the city by an increased
vote in all wards. Increased maiorities
in Republican wards and reduc-
finnG nG navt, nnHaNfo nj ,sifiaG In naYan
cratic wards.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 12-Four precincts
show net Republican gam of 3S.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 12.-Repubiicans
claim the election of the entire county
ticket in Cincinnati by $500 majority
and both congressman. Also stated
Democrats concede it by $500.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 12.-Gov. English
telegraphs as follows: Peaceable ele,;-
ton, and our prospects apparently good.
One precinct only received. Edwards
vile. Floyd county, gives gain OF 90 for
the Democrats.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 12.-Thirteen pre-
cincts give net Republican gain of 104.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 12.-Repubiican
gain of in Tote of 3, 150 in Green
county over last election. Democratic
gain of so in one township in Floyd
county.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 12.-Returns up to 8
p. m. indicate q vote of from 10 to 20
per cent. larger than any ever polled.
The Republicans claim the election of
the entire county ticket and congress
man in Hamilton county by 1900 ma
jority, and the Democrats concede $500.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 12-At 8 p. m. returns
from 20 precincts show net Republican
gain OF 15T.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 12.-Private dispatch
es from Cincinnati say the Democrats
concede that Hamilton county has gone
Republican by $500. The Republicans
now claim 1000 majority and both con-
gressmen. Vote 20 per cent. larger than
ever before polled.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 1875 precincts give
net Republican gain of 102, and 90 pre-
cincts give net Democratic gam of 20
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. Republicans
gain 10 in Pleasant township. They al
so claim that Porter has carried Marion
county by about 2,2OO, gain of 700.
Columbus, Oct. 1--we have returns
from IS townships and precincts, giving
net Republican gain of 50. Al precincts
with net republican gain of 40. GA pre-
cinets, Republican gain of 55. 103 pre-
cincts, net Republican gain of 643. The
gains and losses given are on the vote
for governor last year, compared with
the vote for judge of the supreme court
this year.
Columbus, Oct. 12.-There are 1859
precincts in the state, and it is expected
that nearly three-quarters of them will
be heard from by a. m.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 10, 9:15 p. m.-125
townships and precincts show net Re
publican gain of 1,O68. Indications are
that there are Republican gains in Re-
nnhliNan counties and narnOorofi0 e1ainS
in Democratic counties, consequently no
definite estimate can be made of the re-
suit yet.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 12.-Democrats
concede loss of 100 at Fit. Wayne. Re-
publican majority in Howard county,
1 200, q gam of 175 over 1876.
CoLUMBUs, Oct. 19.-One hundred
and fifty-nine townships give net Repub-
lican gam of ,225.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 12.-Twelve pre-
cincts show a Republican gain of SO.
Returns come very slow. Reports SAN
guine. Voting places in the state, 1926.
Will get nothing decisive tonight.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 12.-Sixteen pre-
cincts show Democratic gain of %.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 12, $50 p. H.
twenty-five precincts show a Democrat
ic gain of 80.
CoLU11Bus, Oct. 12. Gas p. m.--2OO
townships give net Republican gain of
| ,405. Returns from 270 townships,
wards and precincts show anet Republi-
can gain of 1000 over 1879. This in
cludes something from nearly every
county in the state.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 12--Thirty-five
precincts show net Republican gain of
70.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10, 1880 p. NJ
Forty-five precincts give a Republican
gain of 169.
COLUMBUS, Oct. IL, 1898 D. NJ
Three hundred and fifteen precincts and
townships show a Republican gain OF
| 1,740. Three hundred thirty-two pre-
cincts give net Republican gain of
2,O07.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1875 precincts
show Republican gain of BAT, and As
precincts give Republican gain of 1859.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 12-Returns from
415 precincts, townships and wards,
comprising over one-third of the state
show a net Republican gain of 1850
above vote of 1870, when the Republi.
cans carried the state by II, 600 majority
42S townships, wards and precincts give