New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14
LATEST RETURNS FROM PENNSYLVANIA



HARRIsRURG, Oct. 13.-PTominent politicians
Of the Capital tonight believe that "a Republican Con
ressmen have been elected and ten Democratic loss
of four Republicans Speer appears to be elected over
Morre RepJ in the XVIII District by about 100 major
sty Griffith beats Gil1ilan, Rep. XXth District, by
about 800 majority, according to returns received and
Mcclellan DEM appears to have carried the AAINth
District by about 500 majority
In the State Senate the Republicans will have II to l6
Opposition loss OF Senator. In the House, returns
show that there will be Republican majority Of at least
1e, loss of two Republican members.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-The following are
official returns for Congress:
Ist District, Randall Democrat 4lls majority.
lid District Greedy, Independent Republican S5
majority.
WITH District, Kelley, Republican, 2,7O2 majority.
WITH District, Harmer, Republican, as majority:
portion OF Bucks County included In the Nlh DlSuIc'
Is not yet heard from officially.
r. NJ. speer DemJ is undoubtedly elected to Con
gress from the With District Huntingdon) over D. J.
HOrrell. by 125 majority.
The iatest returns from the XVIII Congress District
give b. f. Myers Oem) a majority of r. but 1t will re-
uure the official vote determine with certainty who Is
elected to Congress
The With District is probably Democratic. Townsend
Rep) is elected to Congress III the Win Dstrct Dy
The result in The WITH Congressional District only
be settled by the official returns Of Bucks County. The
Democratic majority there ranges from 800 to 400.
report received here from the XVIIth District an
nOunces the defeat ID. j. MorTel epJ for Congress
Shoemaker G}epJ has 1000 majority for Congress in
Lnzerne, and stJ ia susg ieIai.1a county u-aod ,,
Presiding Judge OF Luzorne County by loo majority
County, Win perhaps one OF Two uhmpOl,s.hI e1cep-
tiOns. This is the most astonishing political reVo
lutions record. Luzerne being heretofore strong
Democratic stronghold
PHILADELPHIA CITY OFFICIAL RETURNS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-The following Off
eia returns have been published this evening:
first CongreSsiouql Districi-samuel j. Randall o.,
Secj5 3al birieIohn v Greeley ind
R., 1059 Charles O'NeA ol, 1918. Ind. ~ NAL y15
'7s John Modet {D sf5 Hep mai ,, Up Kol,ev
1872. VIM r. Thomas QudD, l1Cl2. Rep. maj, 2,7o2.
Fiia Congressional Dist-ift-Alned c. Harmer (Ctz)
QL 900 John K. Reading %, 4,Gl1 Rep. maj. l4S.
SiaiG.-wm. X. Leeds, Gs,) 51Goo; Fred. Geiker, OBJ
So . ~ Jilgs district court-James Lynd . 49,,
Sgs. VIM 5. Price, d., 4723J. Rep. maj l59.
j,,iges Of Common PieasEd. NJ. Paxson, Rl, 1919;
X Flnletter, Qi), 1885, Frederick Hyer' d., 4,--j.
Rcgists2 Of gils--wm. W. Bum C2) 47s2s; Anthony
A. Laws d., $40 Republican majority 800 -,
CiegE Common Pieds.-JOseph X. G. Tttermary ut),
5l,456 Joseph Mesary oh Ao4I. Republican majority
Rsesirer Of Taz>s-Rober Beatty R), CO7sO Timothy
cir Observation-Disclosures James Balm a., 521A Rob
eTi Mcbride (D) 44,G0l. Rep maj, 1873
Location Of Public Buildngs.-Penn-square 5l,625;
washiDgtOnsqare, S2,S4J. Majority for Penn-square'
1880 NJ L. :.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-The Judges of the
election returns this morning and much excitement
occurred outside Of the building caused by persons who
were anxious 70 obtain entrance. man named
Shea Nolan attempted 10 force his way into the room
struggle followed and he shot by Alexander Craw
ford, one OF the Judges Of the Ninth Ward The bail
entered his neck and the wound is serious. Crawford
AMI three others arrested They have been taken
before Judge Allison writs Of habeas corpus. Several
n5ts and much confusion have occurred, delaying the
official count The excitement growing out OF the ARRAY
drew large crowd into Stewartst After the arrest
OF Crawford and the removal VI the wounded man. the
Judges proceeded 10 the official count, which however
could not be completed account Of the absence OF two
OF their number. The hostile demonstration against the
Judges the result Of Misunderstanding the part
OF the outsiders who objected to MI Manns admission
not knowing that the Judges had passed resolution for
the admission Of counsel for both political parties
The Of Crawford subsequently heard before
Judge Allison. Mr.. Mann narrated the facts OF the
shooting which OccasOnod by set Of rutans fore
ing themselves into the After listening 10 the ey
deuce for both sides the Judge ordered the return Of the
prisoner 10 the meeting of the keurn Judges, TO
complete the official count. The judge took occasion 10
censure the police force for suffering such disturbance
aud said disgrace " tue city that such ny