Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14
ELECTION RETURNS.

The following are the results Of the recent
State elections so far as ascertained By tele-
grams received here up to this morning. Late-
returns will be found under our telegraphic
head:
PENSsYLvANIA-The following list of the
names OF Congressman elect was SUPPOSED 10 he
correct This morning, although the results in
tie 9Th, 15;h and 10th districts were not Certainly
h Whist district, Samuel j. Randall, dem1-
cat; -, John '. Greedy, independsn republi-
car; "a, Leonard Myers, republican; 4th, VIM.
J.. helry, republican, 9Th, John X. Recalling
Gtmocrat; 9th, T.. l.. Acker, democrat; eth
v IN. townsend, republicans; Sth, j. Lawrence
Gctz, dt mocIat; 9th, Oliver j. Dickey replbli-
cam J. IN, John W. hilinger. republican; 18th,
,'Cln b. Storms, GsrlOCrat; 18TH / , D. Shoema-
k'r, republican; 18th, Ulysses Mercur, republi.
=. Ha!dc man, democrat; 18th, Il. +. MYERS
den ocTat; Eth, k. NJ. Spear, democrat: 18th
" IL. Armstrong, republican; 10Th, G.. W. SEQ
field, republican: 10th. Samuel Griffith demo-
crat; 21st, Henry ID. Foster, democrat; 22d, jas
>. Negley, republican; 80, Eben McJunkin
republican; 9th, VIM. McClelIand, democrat
me above gives thirteen republicans and
eleven democrats. The delegation in the pres
eht congress stands eighteen republicans and
~ us ihoSfa's' OhcisI returns for Congress for
the LIST district give Randall, democrat, Ais
aajcIltl; ~, Creely, independent republican,
- majority; ith, Kelley, republican 2,TG2 ma
JCriiy; 9th, HarmeT, republican, Ais majority
aloruoh OF BUCKS county included in the 9Th
tisuict not yet heard from officially. X. NJ
Srtar, democrat, Is undoubtedly elected TO
CoTSrCss fTCm the I.th district, over d. j. Nor
TEL, by 10 majority.
CEIo.-1n the next Congress, Ohio, according
to The latest Indications will have l. republicans
ana &c mOcTats, as follows list district, Aaron
Perry, republican,, gain; I'd, job Stevenson,
republican; Sd, Lewis ID. Campbell, democrat;
gain; 4th, MckInny, democrat; a gain; 5th
T. NJ. Lamison, democrat; 9th, John A. Smith
republican; 9Th, j. Shellabarger, republican;
9Th, d. Beatty, republican; 9th, Chas. Foster
republican; 10th, T.. ID. Peck, republican; 18th
y. Il. Wilson, republican; 18th, p. Van TRUMP
democrat; 18th, q. w. Morgan, democrat; 18th,
James Monroe, republican,; 18th, W. p. Sprague
republican; 18th, y. A. Bingham, republicans;
ltIh, j. A. Amber, republican,; 18th. W. III.
Epson, republican; 18th, j. A. Garfield, repub-
lean This IL net gain of one democrat. The
majority for MIR. Campbell. democrat, in the Sd
district, over Gen. SchenCk, is reported at 1S2.
Cen Schenck, II Is said, will contest the cleo
ton.
IHDIANA.-The following Congressman are
reported TO have been elected LIST district, W.
+. Niblaok, democrat; ID, NJ. G.. Kerr, demo-
crat; Sd, W. $. Holman, democrat; ith. ID. s.
GOoding, democrat; 9Th, John Coburn repub-
hcau; 9TH, ID. W. Voorhees, democrat; Tth NJ
ID. Manson, democrat; Sth, j. NJ. Tyner, repub-
ican; 9th, Gen. Shanks, republicans; 10th, w.
Williams. republican; 18th, Jaspard Packard,
republican. Last year the delegation stood /
republicans and democrats. III the above be
correct, the democrats have gained two MEM
bers.
Iowa AND NEBRASKA Both of these States
are largely republican. as usual.
COLOBADO.-The official canvass of the vote
for member of Congress in Colorado gives Je.
rome H. Chaffee, repu blican. ,S92 majority.