The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-10-21
Latest by Telegraph.
The Elections.
PHILADELPHIA, October l3-Noon.

tho Seventeenth Ward heavy fighting is re.
ported beteen the police and sheriff. Mhca
the polls oponcd at seven, u long line of
voters was present at each voting place.
There are Indications of heavy vote. Both
parties claim the State, with tho chances
favoIing the Democrats.
?-p. NJ Tho Democrats c!aim The city
by G,00O; the Republicans by 1900. Sew
eral fights are progressing.
I. M.-ln Philadelphia the Democrats
elect the Mayor aud District Attorney by
1000 majority. Kelly, O'Neil and Ma.
ers are reelected. Taylor probably elected.
The State will gno u Republican mnioliy
Of 10000.
Sn~%3 Nv vo,, o,o
Private dispatches state tha, Cincinnati;
has given $500 Republican majority
gain Of 300
Indiana aud Ohio are Republican by Mt
least 10000. Indiana reported 1000 re,
publican.
Ohio and Indiana are Republican. Carey
Is defeated i'll the Second Ohio District
The returns, from Ohio are meagre, but
show Republican gains MI around. The
estimated Republican majority in this State
$4,000.
#AsuixoroS, October H.
e''aue', Deniocrat, mas Dcen elected
from the First District, in Ohio, by 200
majority.
In Indiana, the State ticket is close, but
Ballers election is conceded. The Third
Congressional District is doubtful. Kerr
and Niblack have been elected the rest OF
the delegation radical.
In Pennsylvania, the Press estimates
The Republican majority at $4,000. Mn,fet
(Demoorat,) carries the Third District by
1 1co majority; Covare in the rwenty-tirst
tnn1s.rlo', IS probably defeated: Reading,
democrat, carries The Fifth District Tho
"'Seiy neluolican:
pas',: aetu:"s from Ncpraska indicate 1000
ncPuo"ean majority with Legislature
ing l0'1owing estimates arc made up
'ion' INC ''a'est h3ufes:
PENsYLvANIA.
First Distric,-Randnll, Democrat. mn.
jority 6,161; Sccond-O'Ncil. Rcpublionn.
majority 3. 40: lbir,l-AIoffntt nnmocr,t
Stradcr, Democrat; Showers, Republican
The Eighth will elccta Democrat; Ninth
Diekey, Republican; Tontl,-Cakcc, Re.
publican; Eeventh-Yan Aukon. Demo.
crat; Twelfth--Woodward. Democrat;
Thirteenth-Alercia, Republican; Four.
teenth-Packcr, Republicans; Fifteenth
iioldam. Democrat; ixtoenth--Ccssna,
Republican; ntcenth-Morrcll, Re-:
publican; misunderstanding, Rcpub-
lcan; Ninel elccnth-Scotield, Republican;
Twentieth--Gilhllan Republican; Twenty
hrs'-donbtiul; Twenty sccond-Neglcy,
Republican Twenty -third--Phcps, Rcpub-
lican; Twenty fourth -Doncly, Republican
Total Republicans IS; Democrats ga
Democr!t gain.of Two, with one District
doubtful.
.' 1yn,,.,
- Congressmen--First District Niblack,
Democrat; Second-Kerr, Democrat; Third
Lamb, Republican; Fourlh-.Julian, Re-
Sixta-Carter, Ropublican; Seventh
North, Republican Eighth--Pratt, RcpIb.
Williams, Republican, Eleven,h-pack.
m ara, nspu5lioan. Total Republicans o;
D'nocfa's .
Nm!o.
Democrat Second-Stcyenson Rcpublionn:
i"iu-o'hcncN, nepuo'iSnm' ,s.s FOURTH
Democrat; Sixth-Smih. Republican
Seyenth-Thomas, Democrat; Eighth
Beatty, Republican !, Ninth G ibbon, Re-
- W.T., ,i:e' r,c, ~
Trump, Democrat; Thirteenth Morgan,
can MI lMonrn R"n"Iioanp " nspsT,, Siv
ieen,b . R;nah, = Ne nsnnSIi""n. 1, sonoM-
teen,b Amhi,, Ronnhlicoy E;sbtoon,h
Upson. Republiean. Ninsie eenthEG EGnrf;eId
RenXslioan sTotal Rcnnbl;oans "a: Demo
ornts G i Dcmoor,t;na aoin IF q
The ,Ropublicansi h slect the entire State
ticket in Ohio, Indiana, Nebraska aud
IATsn D.aisn, ~. lThi, .. .o,en Conn.
ties show Democratic gain of nearly
Iooo; unheard from forty-one The
Democrats claim the state by LOO; Re.
PuTlSans p.,, Sls,,s, a,aoo: me 'hird district IS
I, q o " lllsqS' doubtful utesIu i. u.@.
CLEVELAND, ONO, October Ia.
fDemncrotic Conornu m o ho vo hcnn o)ocj.