Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-11

THE STATE ELKcrIoNa-
PENNSYLVANIA
TELEG GRAPHIC.

PENNSYLVANIA
PHILAptLPKiA. Oct l0.-it now appears That
the result In the rst Congressional district 10 IN
doubt. Mr. Lehman, the Douglas candidate,
Claims ca about % majority. The republicans await
In the NTH district. Davis. republican, has over
iVo majority, with Pot;stown 20 hear from. There
Is little doubt OF his election
TIE Bulletin (repnblcan) cleims a majority for
.uttln "a the State Of from twenty TO twenty d We
soouslnd Eighteen or twenty out Of the twenty-
the Legislature
PHL.DtLPHIA, Oct. lO-Even,no tn. tone~r.
ing additional returns have been recstved.
sus aenAnna counD-curtin 100 majority; q
Columbis county-Foster so ,,.,.-... -,
of272. S' AZ.
Wayne county-Foster 70 majority. In. os,.o
Pike county-Foster 40 ms IorIty; losr m ice
o LSre,ns county, SrePOr'ed)-Foster $500 ma
Cleerfeld county-Foster about $40 majority;
loss Of ISL
Huntington county-curda ever so m,jorIty;
Franklin cOunty-curtin e5J majority; a gain CT
In the seventeenth district, Mcpherson. rspub-
lican has about $50 majority
In the FIRST congressional district the full vot,
gives Lehman, democrat, las majority.
Scranton, republican, Is elect 20 Coagr-ss "A
the twelfth district by 40 m4Jorityi a loss Of Do
The Bulletin gives the following list Of men,
bers OF Congress elected :-Leman democrat; Nor.
ris, Nerree. Kelly, Davis and Hickman, repubr-
cans Cooper and Ancona. democrats; Stevens
kellinger, Campbell and Scrauton Republican,,
Johnson, democrat; Grow, Hale and yunkin. re.
puolicans, (the latter uncertainty MePhersan.
blalr ana Coycde, republicans; Lszar, democrat,
luncertainil Moorehead. Mcknight, stewart Pat
ton (uncertain,) and Rabbit, republican,; and
MchentY, democrat, who 10 elected 70 the short
term from the eighth District.
OHIO
CLKvKLAND, October l0.-The republican Snte
ticket elected In this State by nearly 20 600 ms
J5rity Democratic Congressmen are elected from
the FIRST third and twelfth districts and probably
from the ninth-a democratic gain Of one
PiTTsBURS, Oct 10, p m The following re-
turns from Ohio have been received:
lOO0-a gain 81 about 325.
In Fairfield county, Martin, dem for Congress,
las about 800 malority-democratic gain 100
Hamilton and PTebIe counties give CraiRhead,
republican, for Congress s5s majority. Montgom-
cry county gives him lie majority.
majority.
Vallandisham's majority in the third district 10
In In the h.t district, Pendle,On, democrat, La.
In the second district, Gurley, republican, has
In Athens county, Horton, republic m, for Con.
gress, has 200 mejorityi republican gain Of 600
| lican gain of SO.
| washington county gives Culver. republican.
Tor Congress, $50 majority, with eight townships
| 20 hear from
In the sixth district, Allen, democrat, 10 re-
elected 20 Congress by IU0 majority
| In the seventeenth district Morris democrat IN
probably elected to Congress by 500 msiority
Green county gives I, 100 majority for Brinker-
hon, republican candidate for supreme Judge
COLUMBUS, Oct. 1.-THE repupltc1n majority
on the State ticket 10 over 20 600.
The members OF Congress pr baby and thir-
| teen republicans and Ell ght dem r~rats
Trinble, republican, Is elected Ia the tenth DIS
trlct, and Nugent, democrat, In the fifteenth dis
tiCt.
| INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10 Returns from anna
twenty counties In this State show large repuhli
can ga ms The republican State ticket n nm
douotedly elected by from i've 10 Ten thousand
| majority Eight republican Conqressmen are
elected, and the Legislature is also probably re-
publican.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
private dispatch from Columbus OHIO reports
the election OF the following democrats 70 the next
Congress:
Cox in the twelfth district-973 majority
PendletOn in the fst-reslected
Allen In the fourth-reelected
Noble In tue ninth-gain
Morris In the ssventh-gsih
JeWrt In the sixteenth-Qnin.
Nugent In the tfteenth-gain.
Inese results lnouce the BELIEF that the dsrna
Gratis have carried the sixth and t<ntb distrscu
also; but dispatches indicate the defeat Of N.rsn
in TIE eleventh district and the election of " p
Horton, republican, who probably received tn
Bell vote Of the district