The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-15
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PENNSYLVANIA.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.
Forty counties show Democratic |
majority of 4,96S, last year the same
counties gave Democratic majority |
of 10, $50. The twenty. six counties yet |
to hear from, last year gave a Repub-
lioan majority of 60, I'll. The State has |
gone Republican by from 6, 900 to 5000 |
majority.
Another dispatch says the Republi-
can papers are under the impression
that the Republican majority In the |
State will rangefrom 10000 to II. 600 the
Age comedies the Slate to the Repub-
licans, but thinks the majority will be
much lower. The corrected vote for
Mayor shows Fox's msjority of ,1O1.
The estimates from twenty-five coun-
ties including Philadelphia, shows a
Republican majority of 1915. Forty
one counties are yet TO hear from.
NEW YORK, October II.
The Tribune has the following des
patch, dated Philadelphia Oct. 14th A.
M: The city has elected VIM. w. Hays
[Republican) Mayor by a majority
which will exceed 200. The Republi-
cans are jubilant and bonfires are bla-
zing. The State will go about 5000
Republican. The Republican gains in
the interior, and especially in the west,
are great.
NSlH0eUJ w KIN fORNE1s
New York, October IA.
A despatch to the Tribune from Con-
gresham Mcclure, dated one o'clock.
this a. M, states that both Meyers and
Taylor, Republicans, are elected to Con-
gress.
The State has given Republican ma.
jority of 1900 to 10000. There is also
majority in both branches of the Leg
The Herald says the loss of Pennsyl-
vania to the Democracy Is the death
blow to Seymour, clearly indicates
Grants election and probably involves
the loss of New York State to the De-
mocracy.
The World considers the result of
yesterdays elections as still in doubt.
The general results do not encourage
the hope OF Ruch a sweeping triumph as
would have made the result of the No
vember elections foregone conclusion.
Victory hoYers still above the contend
ing hosts, uncertain upon which banner
to alight.
The Times considers the elections
disastrous overthrow of the Democracy.
The Tribune styles the elections in
the five States yesterday as the battle
of Five Forks of 1868. and thinks the
Democrats may abandon all hopes OF
success in November.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.
The Press has reported majorities
from uirty-eight counties in Pennsyl-
vania, showing a Republican sjority
of Is, ,241, and claims that the full count
will increase it to 5000. In the repre-
sentative districts both Republican
| State Senators and twelve Assembly,
men out of eighteen have been elected.
The estimate for the State is that 81
Democrats and 81 Republicans were
elected, leaving nine others doubtful.
The Democrats Ecarry the Third Con-
! gressional District by ISL majority, and
| probably the Fifth by similar small
majority. In the city wards Taylor
| (Republican) has 26S majority, but this
| will be over balanced by Bucks coun-
ty, which gave 6S6 Democratic mnjOri-
ty lasS year. Both OF these districts
will be contested. These. 1t Is be-
lieved, are the only Republican losses
in the Congressional delegation.
NEW YORK, Oct. Ii.
The Tribune has the following scat
tering returns: Covode's district tndt-
catestha he is defeated.
Forney telegraphs that 1.-THE Demo-
cratic Mayor was elected in PhtIs-
delphia by 1900; but the Republicans
carry other city offices.
Three outright murders and countless
assaults in Philadelphia last night.
The following latest estimates: Allie
ghany 500 Republican majority.
Chester-2,5 500 Republican majority.
Daup1ln-1,oUU 6epuDnCan mhJOElIyi
Lancaster-7, 500 Republican majority
Lebanon-1, 400 Republican majority
Berks-6, 800 Democratic majority.
Monroe-2, 600 Democratic majority.
900 Democratic ma
jority.
Heretofore Democratic
elects Republican Mayor.
PrrTsBURaH, Oct. II
The Republicans were successful fol
4 afk off
Brush Republican, has majority fol
Mayor exceeding 1900. The county vii
probably be between 5000 and 5000 Re
publican.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ID.
The table OF estimated and reported
msJority for all the counties of Penn
; sylvania foots up q Republican ma
jority OF II $3.50, which will probably b
Increased. The Press gives return
showing the election Of the following
Members OF Congress O'Neill, Kelley
Townsend, Dickey, Cake, MercuE
Packer, Cessna, Morrell, Armstrong
Schofield, Gilhllan, Negley, Phelp
T and Donely. The Democrats elec
q Randall, Mofat, Reading, Stiles, GetZ
a Van Auken, and probably Woodward
= The result in CoyodeB ConRresstona
District 21st, is still in doubt, onl.
t scattering returns have been read a
yet, bnt his election Is claimed by 60t
: City ticket carried by the Democrats b
a majority ranging from 49l to S,34S
. City council will be largely Republi
can in both branches.