The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-12
THE ELECTIONS.
Pennsylvania.

The returns up to one o'clock, 7. NJ, in
dictate tho election Of Ncgley, the regular
Republican for Congress. The Reform
Republican vote is not up to expectation.
The legislative ticket will probably be u
mixed one. ...... ..-r. 10,
Ncgley, of the e2d District. is elected by
5000 majority over Hopkins, Democrat.
1tcJunkin,y Of the 2Sd District is elected
over Sirwcll, Democrat The whole Re-
publican ticket is elected by about 5000
majority. [Signcd.l Tnos. EWING.
PrrTs1URpIi, October 11.-To John ".
Gcary, Governor Of Pennsylvania: We
have q glorious victory. s,
g saA ~ a. THos. W., DAVIS. y
! EigRth warlgives Ncgley 4l7, Hopkins
157, Frcw 81; Negley's majority goo.
Twcnty.flrst ward gives Neglcy. III, Hop
kins los; Frcw A. ScnatC-Anderson
100, Swearcngcn 10, Gordon4 40. Assembly
White 172, Kerr 100, Warner ITO, IfObb
1903, Humphreys 175, Taylor 174, Coblenx
0S. Hartic 90, Rogers OS, Oliver 0S, Cal.
houn 9S, Buffum 1O1, Nimick 55, Drum 40,
Walton 96, Hutchinson AZ, Penney 4v,
Stricklet 43. Prothon6tary-Ross 1877,
HAY 1aO, Nicely 81. Commissioners Scott
l7S, Irwin III, Shaw 40. Coroner-West
1871, Rafferty, 90, Miller Al. Jury Com.
missioncr-YOung 1870, Hayden OS, Floyd
AZ. ,.',;" l,,s ~ nI ,,,,
GreensburSh-Thc borough, for Com
grcss, gives Foster 272, and Stewart 102;
j Republican gain OF Q.
Washington-The borough gives go OF
a Democratic majority, a Democratic loss
at 3s on the vote Of 1869, and Democratic
loss Of o on last Congressional vote.
Clarion county-305 OF Democratic
gain over Packers majority in nine dis
lricts heard from. la
Philadclphia-17tll ward gives Gerker,
tor Sheriff, q Democratic majority Of 5S9;
Republican gain over 1900 Of 80.
Clarion, PG., Oct. 7.-In7 districts gain
for Griffith (Dcm) for Congress is s76.
UniOntown, Pa.-FOsters minority IN
FayCttc will be oyer 500. 2
Sharens, Pa.-4Fo Fosters majority la;
Democratic Sgainiof %G3 6ycr last year.
Youghighancy precinct, Dunbar town
ship, FayettG q county, gives Eos.
ter 1O7 majority; Democratic loss OF
one Scllnattcrly 1872.
Indiana Borougll.-Stewarts majority
70 ! in White township 94
.sSlcu1tlP PLEASANT Borough 81;
Foster 20. 80
Turentum B0rough-Swearingen 81;
Andors0ht 6S. Democratic Assembly
ticket AZ; Republican ticket "a. -,
New Haven Borough, Fayette, county,
Stewart 12 majority; Democratic gain Of
13, .lp fHIs uia 3. AG's @A =, . ,tI, -, 4
Mansfield ts2 i Borough -2Negley 90; Flop
New oxford, Oxford Tp.-AIeycrs 50
Mmjority.
Tp.-Ncgley, IS; Hopkins. SO; Frcw, 4S.
Walton will not gain on. Frew. y
GiltilIan's majority in the
Cd Ward, 1S. Republican loss Of 80. U
Kittanning Borough -Sirwell, 101; Nc
Junkin, 1OEa Aladdin -slrwcll, III; Nc Nc
,Iunkin, Z. !, $50, =
Cunninghanl-Gi Gilfllan, G8; Griffith, "a.
Republican gain over last year Of II. 'sE
tBlairsyille BoroughTFostcr. o.; Stew
II ,SlcK ccKscsp,to,Irt-Hopliins, c 167; Negley,
I17s; Frew, 90; Walton, $50. +, .@s A a
Emlcnton Republican vote, Sd; Demo
cratic vote 40. Democratic gain or16.
BufEalo-Republican majority in tue
Borough, for Congress, 81; Assembly, So;
Sheriff, IS.
Cunningham GiI6llan, GS.
2ouseville- -Gilfillan, 106; DUbbs, 1Oei
NTcJunkin, 11O, lg2 ,,',.,, .. I,.a,5 ..&t, '
SCanonsburg Democratic majority. i
DEM gain OF 81 on '0S. 'FllA e q
''t.7'." PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.
THE election is progressing with spirit,
the colored voters exercising the priyi.
lege of fvoting for the first time. In the
Fourth ward difficulty occurred between
IAlderman MeNLullCn and Ncolored man.
The latter struck MCNLullen for an alleged
attCInnt to Uist him from the line ofvoters
He then ran but was pursued and finally
gave himself up to the police. In the
Fifth ward there was q great crowd and
the polls were obstructcd. Finally the
lU, IS: Marshal, intoriered, but the delay
willpreyent ial fill, vote as the voters in
one precinct alone number 900. In antici'
pationof q serious riot the ~. s. Marines
have been brought up to the BIarshaFG
Office and posted so as to be available al
short notice. In the. I'd district there Is
no Democratic candidate and the contest
Is between O'Ncill the present incumbent
and Greeley, both Republicans, ard each
claiming to be the regular nominee.
The neoplO arc voting on the question
as to tlie location Of tho city public build
inrs, and tho excitement brings out a
largc, vote, Thus iar the, advocates oI
Penn Square seem to be IN the. majority
lin some of the lower wards, wherc the
colored vote Is large, the colored voters
wero In line at th0polls ut four this morn.
ling In several precincts the white and
colored voters formed in separate lines
and votes were taken alternately from
each line. There Is considerable scratch
ling IoE tickets, and it Is Thought that VIM
s, Price, Democratic candidate for Judge
Of the District Court, will be elected oyel
the Republican candidate. The posting
Of marines in the neghborhood Of Fiital
and Lombard streets, where the difficulty
| 0ccurrcfl in regard topthe cOlored vote, Is
effective in preventing tho interference
with the regular voters g.E
FRANKLIN, Oct II.
The city or franklin gives Gilfillany
\ Rep. S4e Griffith, Dem. 2OOi gain 9t 9t
over Geafy last year. Dubbs, Rep. County
Commissioner Ss5; Mays. Dem. 1876 gain
194 over Geary; OrcJ cJunkin and Stone Rep
t0r Legislature: NAL 1856 over Keenan,