Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-13

Shoemaker (liop..l for Congress, has gained
1923 in Luzerne County over the vote OF 1909,
and is without doubt elected.
Shoemaker, Republican, is probably elected
over Woodward, Democrat, in the Luzeme Con-
gressidnal DISTRICT
FAYETTE COUNTY.
Fayette county gives Foster, Democrat,
majority of 800.
Stewart, Republican, in the Fourteenth DIG
trict has gain of 65 over Covode's vote.
YORK COUNTY
Democratic majority in York borough 403;
Democratic gain of about 200 over 1863.
LANCASTER COUNTY.
1t is estimated that the Republican Congress-
man has 1900 majority.
The whole Republican ticket IS elected by
largely reduced majority.
WYOMING COUNTY.
Brockway, Democrat, about 200 majority.
WESTMoRELAND COUNTY.
Foster, Democrat, 1900 majority. Foster is
probably elected.
TIOGA COUNTY.
Armstrong, Republican, $50 majority.
LYCoATING COUNTY.
Democratic majority $50.
CLARION COUNTY.
II townships heard from, Dem. gain 3si.
CAMBRIA COUNTY.
Cambria county gives NIorrcll, Republican, 800
majority; and he is probably elected.
IEITIGH COUNTY.
Nine Districts show large Republican gains fdr
Congress-.
In six districts tho Republican majority is 3s5.
LEBANON COUNTY.
The Republican majority is 1850.
LATEST FROM PHILADELPHIA.
$50 A. NJ.
The Republicans claim that they have lost no
members for Congress- as far as can be ascer-
tanned.
Their entire city ticket is carried, perhaps with
the exception of Lynd for District Judge, WING
runs far behind his ticket, and it may result in
the election of Wm. S. Price, the Democratic
candidate.
The result of the contest az to the location of
the Public Buildings is decided in favor of Penn
Square by about 10000 majority
PHILADELPHIA Oct. IL. Forney's Press claims
the election of Oliver to Congress in the sixth
district and Shoemaker in the twelfth, which
however, are still in doubt.
Heading, DEM. in the fifth District is elected,
lis majority in Bucks County being five luna
dred
Nineteenth District, Erie County, two thousand
Republican majority. Cameron, %. Cleariield,
twelve hundred Dem. maj. Schoiield is un-
doubtedly elected as the Democratic ma jority in
Elk will be largely over balanced by the Hepub-
lican majolities in Forrest, Jefferson Mexican,
and Warren.
Cessna's election in the 10th District is still in
doubt; and also, Stewards, in the 2ist District.
In the state Legislature tho Republicans will
have majority of of five in tho Sem
ate, gain Of two. The lIonse will
stand same as last year, Republican majority
of twenty.
In the city Councils the Republicans will have
majority of twelve in Select Council, gain of
-four, and twenty-nine in Common Council, a
loss of one
The PENNSYLVANIA Congrcssuicp.
SUMMARY OF THE PHILADELPHIA PRESS AGENTS
VIEWS.
Myers qiep.) majority in the 81 District is
800
Judge Kelley's majority in the ith, is 1000.
Readings GDem) majority in the 9TH district
is reported to be 40 over Harmer.
Lelligh county gives Oliver Qiep.) 3S5, III the
9th district, but it is thought Montgomery will
overcome this, and elect Acker, tDem.)
stll district, Getz's CDcni) majority, 5000.
Ninth District, Dickey's (licp.) majority $500
Tenth District, killinger (Rep.) believed to be
elected.
Eleventh District, Storms (Dcnl,) majority
G,0O0.
Twelfth District, Shoemaker Rep undoub
cdly elected
Thirteenth District, Brockway Deml las $50
majority in Montour, slight gain The result
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