The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-13
American ANafra.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1I.-In the
First District. Randall Dem. is elected;
lin the Second District, both claim; in
Third District, Myers (Rep.) is elected
lin the Fourth District, Kelly (Rep.) is
Ieiected the Fifth District is doubtful.
Other returns from Philadelphia city
show gains by both parties, the balance
|favoring the Republicans. In Berks
County, scattering returns show large
Democratic gains. In the Twenty
second District, Negly (Rep.) is elected
lin the Twelfth District, it is thought
Shoemaker (Rep.) is elected. The De-
mocrais carry Harrisburg by $50 ma.
)iority. The Republicans carry ALLIE
|ghany County by 5000 maajority. The
Reform ticket polled 1000 votes. Lu-
zerne County gives Republican gains of
1928. Shoemaker is, without doubt,
elected. In the Twenty-third District,
}McJ Junken (Rep) is elected.
WASHINGTON, October 11.-The Presi-
dent hns pardoned Ludwig P. Alvord,
the last of the Jefferson, Texas, rioters.
New YORK, October 1.-THE Erie
stockholders to-day elected Romer
]Ramsdeli, Justice, and D. White and
Charles G. Sisson Directors for the next
1--WE years. Resolutions we're adopted
approving the present management and
tits official acts for the past two years.
CHARLESTON, October 12.-Arriyed-
steamship Manhattan, New York;
1schooners W. H. Steele, Baltimore; A.
Richards, Portland, Me.
WASHINGTON, October 12.-The Prus
sian Government has addressed IN
Earnest remonstrance to the United
Estates against the shipment of arms te
france.
The Ohio Republicans claim the State
]by $4,000 majority. They claim til.
lCongressmen in the first, and possibly
Gin the ninth Districts. Schenck's elec
! ation is doubtful.
In Indiana the Republicans gain in
! the river towns; in the central portion
aof the State it is very close. NOTHING
from the doubtful Congressional Dis
3tricts
/ In Pennsylvania, the majority is Re
publican. Philadelphia has gone Repub
alican. The Republicans lose the regu
liar nominee in the third District. Demo
Gratis wore elected in Reading. In the
sixth they also gain. The Republicans
elect Shoemaker. In the twelfth, the
acoal-district, there is gain. The Demo
Gratis will probably elect Myers in the
sixteenth district, making n gain of ont
I'm the delegation. The vote was light
but there is no change in results. Ad
3ministration circles here are grati6ed.
Nothing from Nebraska.
i Forney's Press claims Oliver in the
sixth and Shoemaker in the twelfth
! both doubtful.
Al READING. October 12.-The fiftl
aelected Republican; tho majority il
the nineteenth is 1000. The sixteontl
and twenty-first are still doubtful. Th,
aRepublicans will have majority of fiv,
I lin tho State Senate-a gain of two
4 The House is the same as last year.
& INDIANAPOLIS, October 12.-The resul
His doubtful. Both parties claim til,
aStnte. Returns to this evening indicnt,
the election OF the following Democrats
%Kerr, Holman and Voorhees,. The Fourth
4 and Ninth Districts are doubtful.
1 C1NoINNATI, October 12-.LATER. =
dCounts makes Stevenson's majority
al,517. The highest majority in Hamil
aton County is $500. Reports from til
aSixth District, where Gen. Denver j
testing against two Republicans, ar
Edconhicting.
COLUMBUS, ONO, October 12.-Judg
3Lewis d. Campbell is probably electe,
Yin the third district, beating Schenck. /.
81 WASHINGTON, October I2.-The Post
.3master- General, to-day, issued an orde
3for the Cuban mails from Southern cite
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