Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-14
Returns Favorable to the Republicans.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l3,-Fifth District
Wood, opposition, has now 800 majority.
Montgomery county, the balance of the dis
trict, has not yet aeen heard from it gave
last year Democratic majority of 400. Par
llal returns show a handsome gain, and
Wood election is claimed.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures, anti Lecompton
is elected.
Seventh District-This district is in doubt !;
large gains are reported for Longnecker, OPP
position.
First District Florence Democratic, has
1913 majority.
Second District-Morris, opposition, has
1900 majority.
Third District = VERGE, opposition, has
1887 majority
Fourth District Millward, opposition, has
2247 majority
Nineteenth District-Partial returns show
thac Foster, Dem, leads Covode 609 in West
morland county. The balance of the county
will increase his majority to 900. Armstrong
and Indiana counties, which gave large Re-
publican majorties III 1856, to hear from.
Seventeenth District-The returns show
large gain for Mcpherson, opposition, in
franklin county, and Reilly, the present Dem
ocratic member, is supposed to be defeated.
Philadelphia City-The following are the
opposition majorities in Philadelphia :-Su-
preme Judge 57SS, Canal Commissioners
1890, Sheriff 5273, Register of Wills $500,
Clerk of Orphans Court 700.
PITrsBuRG, Oct. l3.-About two. thirds of
the county have been heard from, and the
Republican majority on the State ticket and
for Sheriff is over 5000. The anti.tax Com
missioners are defeated by at least 1000 ma
jority.
fifteenth District-James I. Hall, opposi-
ton, is elected by 1000 majority over Allison
White, Democrat, present member.
18th district. The vote is close, but Nc
Pherson, opposition, is believed to be elected.
9th distrct.-John Wood, opposition, is
certainly elected over Owen Jones, Democrat.
The Trs5unss says the vote of Harrisburg
secures the election of John w. Kilnger, OPP
position, in that (l0th) district, over Kunkel,
Democrat
The Tribune concludes that the Pennsylva-
MA Congressional delegation will stand about
Is opposition to 10 Democrats.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IS, p. NTH dis
trict.-Lehigh County gives Longnecker, OPP
position, nearly 200 majority. In Bucks Co.
Longnecker gains 22l in fifteen districts.
Roberts's (Democrat) majority in Bucks Co.
probably will not exceed 200. Result doubt
full.
18th district.-Carbon County gives Shoe
maker, opposition, 500 majority. NOrthamp-
ton County gives Dimmick, Democrat, not
over 500 majority. The balance of the dis
trict consists of Monroe, Pike, and Wayne
Counties. The result is in doubt, both par
ties claiming the victory. The Democratic
majority in 1866 was 1866.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. I3.-Monroe County
gives Dimmlck, Rep, 600 majority for Con-
gress, democratic loss of 1000.
Nineteenth District-John Covode, Rep,
is elected by 900 majority.
Tenth District, gohn w. Killenger, Rep,
elected by 5000 majority.
Sixteenth District-Flsher, Dem, is elected
by $50 majority.
Eleventh District-Schuylkill County gives
Campbell, Rep, 1900 majority.
Wayne County-the Democratic ticket is
elected by about 100 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, p. M.-Eighth
District official returns from Bucks county
shew the defeat Of J. CLANCY Jones, Demo-
crat, CMr. Buchanan's mouthpiece) by forty
five votes
Seventeenth District-Johu Schwartz, Re-
publican, elected. The returns give VIM. T.
Jenkins, Republican, 500 majority in Perry
county, and Fisher, Democrat, $50 majority
in Cumberland and York counties.
Seventh District--The indications are that
Longneeker, Republican, is elected by small
majority.
PAILADELPHIA, Oct. 1873 IL o'clock p
Nj. = Thirteenth District = Carbon county
gives Shoemaker 48O majority; Maj. Dim
mick gets 450 majority IN Northampton, $50
in Monroe, and 200 in Wayne. Pike has
not yet been heard from, but Dimmick, Re-
publican is elecaed by about 800 majority.
Indiana Election
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-In the Sixth Dis
triet of Indiana, Porter, Rep, is undoubtedly