Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-10-21
RrTuRNs OF ELECTIONS.

received from the elections III NcDTasAu' A"-
diana. Ohio and Pennsylvania, in the following
analysed forms
| pepublicans claim Nebraska by 1000 major
ity. The returnsso fur are very meagre.
Indiana is closely contested. First dispatch
es 81 reported the State from 1000 to 10000 Re
publican; but later kilograms say the contest
is very close, both parties claiming the Con-
gress,pen, The Democrats have reelected
Niblack in the First District; reelected their
candidate ia the Second; and made = gain by
the election of VOORHEES, IN the Sixth. Other
Districts IRE doubtful. Accepting the great
discrepancy between the first reports and tho
last, all in favor Of the Democrats, We are now
inclined 10 believe that Indiana has gone Dem
ocratic. or very nearly so. The election OF
VOORHEES, is = victory of itself. The first dis
patches announced his defeat. The present
Congressman from Indiana stand-eight Rad
icals and three Democrats.
The returns from Ohio are equally clouded
with conflicting reports, the same as from in-
diana. The latest dispatch says the Democrats
have elected Strader in the First District.
against Eggleston, present member-a Radical;
and another gain has been made by the cleo
ton of the Democrat in the Fifth District;
and still another by the election OF Noble over
Gibson, in the Ninth District. Van Trump,
Democrat, has been reelected ia the Twelfth
District; and in the Thirteenth District, Gen.
George w. Morgan, Democrat. fairly elected
in is66. but ousted from biz seat By th. Radical
Congress and his place given TO Delan". 10 re-
elected The other Districts are reported Ia
have gone Radical Sehenck beat Nallandig-
ham s9l Votes in the Third District; the latter
having run behind his ticket In tbs Seventh
District. il Is reported Winans. Radical. beats
Thomas about LOO votes. In the present Con-
rr,s. Ohio has seventeen Radienls and two
IDrmoerats Ryihis election. rs now reported
the Democrats have five meu,b.rs-a gain al
three Aud il Ashley 10 defeated TIA the Tenth
District, as reported the Democrats will have
gain Of We, another member. The Radicals
claim al aggregate Of 1900 major's, IN The
State.
| Th. returns frutn Prnns, lvania likewise ,sr,
much 10 subsequent reports. from hrs, dis.
patches By the Radicals. The ciiy of fhta-
dclph,a has elected Democratic Mayor 10y =.
go majority. and four Democratic C"ngc~.s'
men, via: Randall. Florence. M"aait and
Nichoi.on. John Cosodc. Radical. - drIraicd
| b, the Democratic candidate IA The Twents.
/ first District Returns ffun ether Disiriris
not reported As returns stand IL" Democrats
have gained THREE members 10 Philadelphia.
and The an. in Covodr's placr- The -i~c's"H
OF tlor-ncs over O'N-tll. 10 the s~cond: that
Of Nicholson asrr the uo;"stous " ID Kelley.
| in The Fourth Disirtcl and The drira, ii 10
vodr. ara impar,sat end gratifying victories.
So !. the Election 1t Democratic Mayor IN
PHILADELPHIA a glsddraing triumph. = In The
prc.en, Cougrru Pennsylvania is represented
BY rirhtc, Radicals and .ix Democrats. The
returns 40 far do not state l.sss IA any n's'
tuct ,n the Democrats. aud show Dr,nncrai'c
gain of a member each in four Districts now
represented By Radical. F"rn~y frs, claimed
Philadelphia for the Radicals by uvrr 300 ma.
iuriiy II. finally admitted Democratic una
jorisy Of 1000 lie claims The aggregate Rad.
ical majority in the State to be about 2s,UOo.
IL il possible he has quit" similarly ever.csii.
mated the figures in regard &" the state, as he
did in respect to Philadelphia. F"rnsy also
reports the State Assembly tn stand---57 Re-.
puhIirans and u Democrats The present A.
scmbly stand.-Rsdicals. 81 Drm"crais, Is.
Fornry's figures give a total ut 81 members,
while the House has really lon members
Therefore, either Furucy or the telegraph has
made an error in the figures. The New York
Tribune estimates the Radical majority in
Pennsylvania at from 1900 tn 5000.
The Latest---By stage Last Evening.
The news by stage of last evening We sum
up as follows:
dispatch Of Oct 18th. from Chicago says:
In Indiana both parties still claim the State and an
official vote viii probably be required 10 sctiie IT,
special tn the Tsss that Julian Republican is
defeated: likewise Ortiz. but he will possibly claim
4 tae election. Nihlsck. Kerr. Holman and vooFhies.
are certainly elected. ON the other hand dispatches
20 the Republican papers claim the clect.n of the
Republican State ticket by 1900 majority, aud Say II
VOORHEES, IL elected. which is donbuu the election
will be contested on the ground OF fraud.
A telegram from San Francisco, Oct 14th,
TO the Sacramento Union, says: