Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-09
INDIANA.
Scattering Returns.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November Bike
turns from Indianapolis and Marion coun-
ty are still incomplete. Full returns from
three-fourths of the county and an esti
mated majority from the remaining pre-
cincts give a Republican majority on the
county ticket of $50.
Peele, Republican candidate for Congress,
run ahead OF his ticket, and will probably
have 500 to 800 majority.
Shelby county gives q Democratic ma,
jority on the State ticket of S67, and Eng
lish, Democratic candidate for Congress
l30 majority. 1t is reported that the ma
jority for English in Hancock county is
450. These figures would elect Peele by
small majority but the vote is close and
it will require the official vote to determine
the result.
Full returns from Richmond city shows
a net Democratic gain
The Result In the State.
Three hundred and fifty voting places in
the State. show Republican loss of 4,S56,
and Democratic loss of ,66S, being net
Democratic gain of 3, ,253. This is AZ per
cent. of the states, indicate Democratic
majority in the State Of $500.
The First District.
EVANSVILLE, IND, November S.-Demo'
Gratis claim Kleiner, in the First Congress
sional district, elected by one thousand 10
fourteen DuDQTeu. Inc WIIoiO So'"y
Democratic ticket is elected by one hun
dred to three hundred
Mcdonald Claims 10000 Majority.
IND1NApoLIs. IND, November S.-Returns
from four hundred towns on the State
ticket which gives over 25 per cent. OF the
State, shows Democratic gain of 3,9il, in
dicating q Democratic majority for the
Stats ticket of 6,OO0. This ratio OF increase
will be increased when the full returns are
received from the larger cities. Ex-senator
Mcdonald, chairman OF the Democratic
Central Committee, claims 10000 majority
in the State.
Orth Defeated.
Orth. Republican, in the Ninth Congress
sional district is certainly defeated. Pierce
and Demelt, Republicans, in the Eighth
and Tenth districts, are also defeated: This
will give the Democrats nine and the Re-
publicans four Congressman, Democratic
gain OF four. The Democrats also claim
the election Of English in the Seventh;
Indianapolis, district, but it is not conceded
by the Republican Committee, who claim
Peelers election by over 300 majority.
These changes make the following
Congressional Delegation.
First District-Wm. Heilman, Rep.
Second District-Thomas r. Cobb, Dem.
Third Dirtrict-S. NJ. Stocksiager, Dem.
Fourth District-W. 8. Holman, Dem.
Sixth District-Thomas NJ. Browne, Rep.
Seventh District-Doubtful.
Eighth District-John Il. Lamb, Dem.
Ninth District-Thomas b. Ward, Dem.
Tenth District-Thomas J. Wood, Dem.
Eleventh District-W. C. Glasgow, Rep.
Twelfth District-Robert Lowry, Dem.
Thirteenth District-W II. Calkins, Rep.
The Legislature.
The Democrats will have majority in
the House OF Representatives, and probably
| in the Senate.
Orth's Defeat.
LAFAYETTE, IYD, November 8.-Tippeca-
noe county elects Republican representa-
tive. Judge of the Superior Court, Clerk,
/ Sheriff and one county commissioner. The
| Democrats elect State Senator, frosecu'
| tor, Treasurer Auditor and one County
| Commissioner. Orth Is defeated iof Oon
gress by 800 to 500.
| English's Close Contest.
| ISprAsApoIIs, November s.-The Repub
4 l;can Committee now claim the election
of Stanton J. Peele, Republican, in THU
| Congressional district by so majority
Hancock county gives English. Democrat
L 46T majority; ShelDy county, Lnsnsh, - -
majority, and Marion county, Peele, 81;
majority. The Democratic Committee dt
not concede bis election, and claim that tn'
official vote will change the result. III
Marion county the Republicans elect thu
Clerk, Auditor, Treasurer, Prosecuting At
torney and 10 Judges of the Superior Court
The Democrats elect the Sheriff, Senator
five Representatives, one Judge OF the 81
nor Court, Judge of the Criminal Court
and joint representation with Barthoio
new county.
| The Majority Going Up.
Five hundred and forty voting places II
the State show Republican loss on tn
state ticket of $3.50. and Democratic los
of 2,241, being a net Democratic gain 9
40. which would indicate Democrati
majority in the State of oyer 10000 In
above returns cover SO per cent. OF the vot
cast AT the election for Governor two year
aeo. III the balance Of the State yet to hea
from continues the same, the reistiye de
crease, as compared with the vote OF lso.
win give decrease in the Republican yos
| Of % 800 and in the Democratic vote g Z
500, or aa aggregate Of IS 90 less than IN
total vote OF 1860.
The Legislature.
From the best figures obtained at thi
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