Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
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PENNSYLVANIA.

From the Daily Of Thursday morning ]
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1920 A. M.
Returns are received from all but eight |
wards of the city The Democratic MAJORS
ty is estimated at from $500 to $1,000 Leh.
nun, Dem, is elected to Congress in the LIST
district by 100 majority. Morris, Republic.
an, is chosen in the I'd; Very, Rep, in the
Sd, and Kelly, Rep, in the 4th, are elected.
In the first legislative district of the city,
the Republicans gain one, and in the I'd lose
one In the Sd, the Democrats re-elect their
candidates. The 4th dist is doubtful. The
Republicans re-elect their candidates in the
5th, 6th 18th, and Sth In the 9th the Re.
publicans gain member. The 10th is
doubtful probably Democratic. In the 18th
and 18th the Republicans re-elect their can:
didates. The 18th is doubtful. In the 18th,
18th, 10Th, and 18th the Republicans gain.
BAN.
Curtins majority will range from 10000
to 10000 His election is considered certain
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9th.
The 9Th ward gives Curtin 1893, Foster
1922. 22d ward Curtin l746, Foster 1885.
goth ward Curtin 2496, Foster 1868. 18th
ward: Curtin 1874, Foster 1862; 18th
ward: Curtin llO2, Foster 1925. 10Th
ward: Curtin 1851, Foster 2516. 18th and
21st wards yet to be heard from.
Chester co Curtin 1850 majority-Dem.
ocratic loss 62s. Hickman, Republican, is
reelected to Congress by 400 majority.
| Scattering returns from q few towns in
| Berks CO. show Democratic gains of about
800.
Montgomery CO.: Foster 1850 majority
100 Democratic gain.
The majority for Davis, in the 9Th Con-
gressional district, is estimated at GIG.
"a $50 A. n
Later returns show that the Peoples tick:
ct is elected in Philadelphia CO., the Bell
and Everett men having run o separate
ticket.
| Further returns from Berks co. give Fos-
ter 1000 majority-2SO7 Democratic gain.
The Democratic county ticket is elected by
a small majority.
| The Republicans are in great glee over the
result of the State election.
Philadelphia, Oct. 10.
Fosters majority in the city is 2,O43--a
democratic gain of 2, 965 over Mayor Henry's
vote in the spring. The full Peoples Ticket
is elected. The highest majority is 1873,
and the lowest, 1926. The Bell and Everett
Congressional ticket received united vote
in the city of nearly $500. Nichols, rep, is
elected State Senator, over Randall, dem.
Tho members of the lower house stand
7 Peoples, 6 Democrats, and districts to
hear from.
Indiana county gives Curtin / 800 majority
"A democratic loss Of 705.
John Oovode is elected in the 10Th district
by LOO majority-a gain of 200 over his
vote of two years ago.
Blair county gives Curtin s72 majority-a
democratic gain of 319.
The republican candidate for Congress in
the 18th district is elected by from 500 to
| 600 majority.
Susquehanna co. gives Curtin 1850 major.
ity.
Lycoming co. gives Foster $50 majority.
In the 7th congressional district, Cooper,
Dem, is elected
In the 18th dist, Johnston, DEM is elect
ed. In the 18th, Fulton and Adams cos.
give Schell, DEM, Is majority; Franklin,
Bedford, and Juniata have yet to be heard
from.
1t is reported that Allegheny co. gives
Curtin 1000 majority, and that Lancaster
gives him 5000.
The lst Congressional district is in doubt.
Lehman, Dem, claims about 80 majority.
The Republicans await the official count.
In the 9TH district, with Pottstown to hear
from, Davis, Rep, has over 100 majority.
There is but little doubt of his election.
Beaver CO. gives Curtin 999 majority-a
gain of 1863 over last year.
Tioga county 81 es Curtin $500 majority.
| PHILADELPHIA, 10th.
This afternoons Bulletin [Republicanl
claims majority for Curtin of 10000 to
5000 Is out of % congressional districts,
and both branches Of the Legislature
New YORK, Oct. 10.
A dispatch to the World says there is
probably not less than $4,000 majority for
Curtin. TIE Republicans will probably
have 20 Congressman and q large majority
in the Legislature.
A dispatch to the Times says the returns
for Governor received would indicate the
certain election of Republicans, in each of
the following Districts: 9th, 9th, 18th,
18th, l4sh, 18th, 2lst and 22d.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
Congressman. = Cooper, dem, Ancora,
dem, Stevens, Peoples, Killinger, rep. :,
Campbell, rep, Scranton, rep. Johnston,
dem Grow, rep, Hale, rep, Junkin, rep =,
Mcpherson, rep, Blair, rep, Covode, rep :,
Lastar, DEM, Moorhead, rep, Mcknight,
rep, Stewart, rep, Potter, rer, Babbitt, rep,
McKinstry, dem., are elected.
Susquehanna co. reported 400 majority
| for Curtin
G lumbia co.-Foster 500 majority.
Wayne co.-Foster 200 majority. d.
Pike co.-Foster 400 mai .ritv.
Luz me CO. reported 500 majority for
Foster.
Scranton is elected to Congress from the
18th District by 700 majority-a loss of
5000 from his vote of 1858.
Huntington CO. ever 900 majority for Cur.
tin.
Clearfeld co. about 800 majority for Fos-
tcr-a gain over last year.
Franklin CO complet. gives Curtin $50
majority. Mcpherson, fer Congress, has
1877. His majority in the District will be
$50. The Republican county ticket is
elected.
In the LIST Distric', full returns give Leh
man 1853 majority.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. TO-
Armstrong county, official ST. majority for
Curtin. ..
Mr.. Covode is undoubtedly elected in his
district by over 1000 majority.
Clarion CO untygivcs 100 mJority for Foster
OHIO.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 10.
Hamilton Co. ticket close and about equal
ly divided. Armstrong Democrat, is elected
Sheriff.
Athens Co.-Horto1, Republican, for Con-
gress, 1900 majority-Rer publican gain 500
Washington = Cutler, Republican, for
Congress, 1855 majority, with Sth district to
hear from.
4th district Allen, Democrat elected. to
Congress by 100 majority.
Montgomery Co-whole Democratic ticket
elected except Probate Judge and Whisky
INSPECTOR.
18th district--Morris, Democrat is proba-