The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-16
LATER RETURNS.
But they GO Not Change the
Result.
WEST VIRGINIA.

Wheeling, 14.-Only few counties in
this state have reported the result of the
vote of Tuesday, in addition TO those
given yesterday. No reports of any con-
sequence are received from the great
Ksnawaha Valley region, where the
greenback vote is principally located.
The result of the vote in the state is
therefore the merest guesswork. If the
greenback vote in the state does not 90
to rs, 600, Jsckson's (democrat) plurality
for governor will be about 10000. Dem
ocrats Eere are claiming the state by
from II, 900 to Is. 900, and the chairman
of the republican committee comedies it
by 5000. In 1876 the democratic ms
jOrity in the state was upwards of II, 900,
and as the returns from most of the
counties bus far heard from show re-
publican gains, the majority this year, it
IS but natural TO suppose, will fall con-
siderably be ow these figures. The vote
in this county is not yet fully counted.
The entire democratic ticket is elected.
kitchie County gives Sturgiss, republic
can, 240 majority, gain Of los. Lewis
County gives Jackson, democrat, 100
majority, a Joss of 700. 1t will take sew
erAl days to settle precisely how the
state has gone. Melvin and Mcconnell,
repu blicans, are elected judges in the
First Circuit. The amendments to the
constitution are adopted by large ma
jority. The legislature will be demo-
cratic in both branches,
INDIANA.
indianapolis, 14.-Returns from eighty
five counties give a net republican ma
jo.ity on the state ticket of 6,SS9. The
counties to hear from-Haacock, Noble,
Upton, Spencer and Union are ali dem
ocratic except Union. The counties gave,
in '76, democratic majority of 1866,
which, if no changes from that vote,
give republicans majority on the state
ticket of 325. The contest in the Fifth
Congressional District is very close, and
will require an official count to determine
the result. The republicans claim it by
small m,jUrlty, which would give re-
publicsns nine congressman, to four dem
ocrats. The present delegation stands
| 6 republicans, 6 democrats and l Ms
tional. From the most reliable returns
received UP to this evening the legislature
will stand as follows; Senste-25 demo-
Gratis, 25 republicans; HOUSES demo-
Gratis and 81 republicans; majority of II
on joint ballot.
Chicago, l4.-InterOcedn's Indiana
polls: It Is now certain that republicans
win in the Fifth Congressional District,
and possibly elect their man in the
| twelfth, making nine or ten out OF the
thirteen. If they have ten, they gain
four over the last congress. Everything
seems to favor the republican side.
CHIC
Cincinnati, 14.-FolloWing are IN
official msjorities of congressman in
Ohio, 50 far as obtained: First District,
Bulterworth (republican) 1902; Second
District, YouBg republican, l,G07; Third
District, Uori (republicsn) 904; Fourth
Di trict, Schultz (republican) $50; Sixth
District, Richie republican, 694; Eighth
District, Keller (republicsn) :, 800 Mn
District, Robinson Republican, LILO;
Tenth District, Rice Cr-publican) / ,3S7;
Eleventh District, Neal republican
800; Thirteenth District, Anterior
| (democrat) 200; Fifteenth Distric
Saves (republicsn) 542; Twentieth
District, Townsend Republican 524.
| Cleveland, l5.-TowRsend. for secre
tary of state in this, Cuyshoga County
, 4,024; McIlvaine, for supreme judge
1888.
; Chicago, I4.-Inter-O Oceans Colum
Z bus: Townsend's majority will be Abou
1900, and others on the ticket abou
: $1,000. Those are the exact figures pre-
, dicted by Foster on Tuesday evening
Townsend ran behind because of the op
lposition of liquor men, and beeau.e q
| Wss traded off By democrats
Inter Oceans Cleveland: General Gar
field wss visited, to-day, by friends. q
4 expressed perfect confidence 10 his eleS
e ton. Garfield received 167 congrAtC
|, latory kilograms the first twenty-foU
e hours after the result Of the elections VI
e known, and now has food of them.