The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-04
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, No7. 3.-The only
disturbance that occurred here was
in the Fourth Ward, aud was trifing.
a voter was challenged, and a rush
was made, breaking in the window,
when the Republican inspector made
his. escape. The principal IN the af-
fair was arrested and held to bail.
Y PHILADELPHIA, November I'm
the following election returns, com
PARSONS are made with the vote poll
ed in the October election: Philadel-
phia Fifth Ward, Seymour has a
majority of 942; Republican gain 145.
Second Ward, Seymour 1861 major
ity Democratic gain So. Third Ward,
Seymour ,544; Democratic loss 143.
Seventh Ward. Grant 761 majority;
Republican gain 289, Eighth Ward,
Grant 246 majority; Republican gain
1S0 Fifteenth Ward, Grant 1,3l5;
Republican gain 425. -
The polls were closed at 6 o'clock
this evening. Partial returns indicate
a Republican majority in the city of
about 1900. The boys are already
yelling Seymour Salt River Tick
cts" and the Republican Clubs are
making preparations for a parade to-
night.
A private dispatch from Plttsburg
says Allegheny County has given a
majority of 1000 for Grant.
In Pike County, West Falls Town
ship gives 80 Democratic majority.
Erie City gives Il Republican ma
jority of 400; Republican gain over
October Of 63; majority in the county
about 3 500 for Grant. 4
0ne hundred aud six towns and
cities In Pennsylvania give Grant
5000 majority. -
Phiadelphi Fifth Ward, official,
gives Seymour 964 majority, a Repub-
lican gain of 123. Sixth Ward gives
Graat- -502- majority, Republican
gain of 1,087. Twelfth Ward, Grant
187 majority. Republican gain Of
| 467. Chester County reports a ma
jority of 2 400 for Grant. Dauphin
County complete is reported at 1,800
Republican majority, Republican
gain of 145. Harrisburg city, Grant
I 290 majority, Republican gain Of 79.
Scuylkill County, eight Districts,
show a Republican gain of 225. The
eighth Ward of Philadelphia gives
4I372 Democratic majority. The
i Twenty eighth Ward gives Grant %
majority. Fulton County is estimated
at 300 for Seymour.
i Mr.. Grew, Chairman of the State
/ Committee, says that Pennsylvania is
Republican by minority of 15 900.
i Philadelphia-Mr. Wallace, Chair
man of the Democratic Committee
gives Pennsylvania to the Republi.
cans by 10, 900. The 21st Ward 3i4
majority for Grant, a Republican los.
of 462; 23d Ward, Grant 202 majori
1 ty, a Republican loss of 8; 25th Ward
Seymour 683 majority, a Democratic
gain of As; 22nd Ward, Grant rs
\ majority, Republican loss of 40.
Il In eleven districts in Lawrence
County the Republicans gaia 128; es
timated majority in the county 2,175
The chairman Of the committee il
Mercer gives the Republican majerit,
: at 800. Beaver County-twenty dis
tricts heard from give a Republican
gain of 12l; Grants majority In th'
county over 1000. La UniontowI
there is Republican gain through
out. Fayette County-returns indi
J, cate Democratic majority Of 79O
, with six districts to hear from.
MIffiin County reports a majority o
100 for Grant. Philadelphia, Twen
ty-sixih Ward, Grant 1.159 majority
) a Republican gain of PSI. Susque
hanna County shows a Republican
: gain of 30 Schuylkill County, Potts
J Vile gives Grant 533 majority. a Re
: publican gain of go. Berks County
f Reading gives Grant / $50 majority,
J gain of 1913. Brandford County, esti
mated Republican majority q, 600.
Mr.. GraR Chairman of the Repub
1 Iicap State Committee, says Pennsyl
yaBiaa will go Republican by 2O,0O
} majority.