The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE ELECTIONS.
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana.
THE LATEST RETURNS.
PENNSYLVANIA.

teenth Ward boy of sixteen was fatally shot
by deputy sheriff. Iu the 7 Twentieth Ward
there was heavy fighting between the police
and the sheriff's deputies. When the polls
we're opened at seven o'clock long lines of vot-
ers we're present at each voting place, and
there we're indications Of heavy vote. Both
parties claim the State, with the chances
fayorine the Democrats.
PHILADELPHIA, October 13-11 P. M.-Up to
this hour the following returns from the elec-
tions in this State have been received:
St. Clair, Philadelphia County-Repubican
majority, 235; Republican gain, 167.
Columbia Republican majority,
Ill; Republican gain, SO.
Lancaster City-Democratic majority, 174
Republican gain, i59.
Delaware County -four districts) )-Republi-
en- gain, LIB.
Tiusville, Crawford County-Republican ma
cor ty, IS; Republican gain, II.
Attention, Lehigh County (three wards)-Re-
publican majority, It's; Republican gain, 67.
Shrewsbury, York County-Democratic ma
iority. 212; Democratic gain, 45.
Allegheny County las heard from)-RepuE-
ican maj jority, 1900; Republican gain, LOO.
Mauch Chunk Republican majority, 129; Re.
publican gain, 9.
Centre County (nine districts) s)-Democratic
majority, sS1; Republican gain, S52.
York Borough--Democrstic majority, 3Oo
Republican gain, IS.
Carbon County-Democratic majority, $40;
Democratic gain, 100.
Northampton County (Easton and eleven
Country Districts )-Democratic majority, 1886:
Democratic gain, 1s4.
Berks County (seven districts)-Democratic
majority, $500; Democratic gain, 522.
Reading-Ward 1, Republican majority, 106;
Republican gain, Is; Ward 5, Democratic
gain, SO; Ward 6, Republican majority, 2; DEM
ocratic gain, 10; Ward 8, Democratic majority,
IS; Democratic gain, %.
Philadelphia Ward 5, Democratic majority,
1886; Democratic gain, 66; Ward II, Democratic
majority, 900; Democratic gain, 1872; Ward 70,
Democratic majority, 2So; Republican gain,
1T; Ward II, Democratic majority, 1888; Dem
ocratc gain. S..
Philadelphiar-Ward 4, Democratic majority,
1923; Democratic gain, 80; Ward 10, Republican
majority, 1OO6; Republican gain, 8; Ward 16,
Democratic majority, 2s4; Democratic gain, 81.
Eighteen wards show Republican gain OF
1000.
Berks County (Rockland) Democratic ma
jority, 20s; Republican gain, az.
Chester County eleven districts) )-Republi-
non. po ,ph1inop ooip no
Marden Creek-Demooratic majority, 1876;
Democratic gain, I.
Spring Township Democratic gain, %.
Pine Grove Democratic gain, 90.
Chester County-Repubiicau majority, 2lOo;
Republican gain, 200.
Fulton County-Democratic majority, $50;
Democratic gain, 40.
Lancaster County (twenty-four districts)-
Republican gain, $40.
Reading City will give small Democratic
majority.
Berk g County-Democratic major :, 5000;
Democratic gain 200.
Sunbury-Republican majority, 2S7; Republi,
can gain, 232.
Franklin County (ten districts) Republican
gain, 165.
Northumberland County Republican major,
ity, ~; Republican gain, 5S.
Connellsville Township Democratic major
ity, S; Democratic gain, 20.
Lucerne Comfy Twelve districts) -Republi-
can gain, 80.
Allegheny County tforty-aine districts)-Re'
publican gain, 1000.
Williamsport Ccunty-Republican majority,
2sO; Republican gain, $40.
Bradford County (nine districts)
cratic majority, 277; Republican gain, g..
PHILADELPHIA, October 13, II p M.-The
Democrats will elect the Mayor of this city
and the District Attorney by 1000 majority.
W.D. Kelley, the Republican Congressman
from the Fourth District, Charles O'Neil the
Republican Congressman from the Second Dis
trict, and Leonard Myers, the Republican Con-
gresham from the Third District, are re-elect-
ed. Caleb N. Taylor, the Republican Congress-
man from the Fifth District, Will probably be
reelected. The Second, Third and Fourth
Districts are comprised in the City of Phila-
delphia, but the Fifth District includes the
county Of Bucks. "a
The State will give Republican majority
Of 10000.
During the d,y there have been many fights
No further loss Of life yet report ed.
lspEo1AI DISPATCH TO THE NEws.]
PHILADELPHIA. October 13-1 A. M.-Returns
from twenty-five wards out of the twenty y-eight
wards Of the City Of Philadelphia show Re-
publican gain of 1861 votes. The Democrats
elect the Mayor OF Philadelphia by $500 votes
Last year the Democratic majority at the elec'
tion of Justice Sharswood was 24S2.
The Democrats gain four Congressman II
the State.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE NEWS
PHILADELPHIA, October 1S-1 A. M.-The re-
turns from Pennsylvania thus far are unofficial
The Radicals claim that they have carried the
State by considerable majority, but the Demo
Gratis are still confident that the official returns
will tell different tale.
The amount of the Democratic majority II
Philadelphia is uncertain.
OHIO.
CNcrsNAT1 October Is, P. M.-The returns
40 far are meagre in the extreme, but show Re-
publican gains all around.
It is estimated that tho Republican majority