Daily globe., 1882-11-09

OOhnp1SeSs ulI roCuruS from Clfeo-IOQrCnS
of the county, and estimated majorities
from the remaining precincts give a re-
publican majority on county ticket of $50.
Pelle. Republican, for congress, runs
ahead of his ticket, and will probobly have
500 to 800 majority.
Shelby county gives Democratic ma
jority on state ticket of 269, and English
Democrat. for congress, 13O majority. The
| reported majority in Hancock county for
English is $50. These figures would
elect Plele by small majority
but the vote is so close it will
require the official count to determine the
| result. Full returns from Richmond city
show net Democratic gain. Three hun
dred and fifty voting places in the state
show Republican loss of 1856; Demo
cratic loss, 1850. This is 21L per cent Of
the state, and indicates Democratic ma
! ioritS in the state Of $50.
Et'ANsvrLLs, Ind, Nov. S.-The Demo.
Gratis claim Klemer, congress, Is elected by
1 eco to 1,40O, while the Democratic ticket
is elected by 10C 20 300.
MADISON. Ind, Nov. s,-The Republicans
| lose their state senator, but elect the rest
of their county ticket by the usual maiori-
| ties.
| INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. S.--The Republican
committee now claim the election of Stan
ton J. Pelle, Republican, in this congress
slonal district by so majority. Hancock
gives English, Democrat, 467 majority
Shelby county, English 126 majority, and
Marion county Pelle CAB majority. The
Democratic committee DO not concede his
election, and claim that the official vote
will change the result. In Marion county
the Republicans elect the clerk, auditor,
treasurer, prosecuting attorney and two
Judges ct the superior court.
The Democrats elect sheriff, senator, five
representatives, one judge of the supreme
court, judge of the criminal court, jointly
with Bartholomew county. Five hunred
and four voting places in the state show a
Republican loss on the state ticket of
$3.50; Democratic loss of 2,241, being q
net Democratic gain of 6,449, which would
indicate Democratic majority in the
state of over 10000. The above returns cow
36 per cent. of the vote cast at the election
of governor two years ago. If the balance
ef the state yet to hear from contains the
same relative decrease as compared with
the vote of 1880. it will give decrease on
the Republican vote of 2O,S9O and on the
Democratic vote of 5000. or an aggregate
vote of 26,000 less than the total vote of
1880. Tippecanoe county elects Hepub-
lican representative, Judge of the supreme
court. clerk, sheriff and one county CON-
commissioner. The Democrats ele state
senator, prosecutor, treasurer, auditor, one
county commissioner. Orth is defeated
for congress by 800 to 500.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 8.-Returns from 400
towns On the state ticket, which give
ever 25 per cent. of the state, show Dem
ocratic gain of S,941, indicating a Demo
cratic majority for the state ticket of
5000. This ratio of increase will be in
creased when the full returns are received
from the larger cities. Ex-senator McDon
aid, chairman of the Democratic central
committee, claims 10000 majority in the
state. Orth, Republican, in the Ninth con-
gressional district, is certainly defeated
Pierce and Demott, Republicans, in the
Eighth and Tenth districts, are also de-
feated. This will give the Democrats
nine and the Republicans four congress
men, gain of four. The Democrats also
claim the election Of English in the
Seventh Indianapolis) district, bnt it is
not conceded by the Republicans, who
claim Peele's election by over 800. The
Democrats will have majority in the
house of representatives and probably in
the senate.