Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-12
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
THE ELECTIONS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES !
PENNSYLyANIA.

The President to-day received a dispatch
from Senator Cameron at Harrisburg, saying
''This State is right side up. The Allegheny
districts we have carried by sweeping majority
over the copperhesds and bolters combined.
Luzerne defeats Woodward (McCollum -, and
gives US republican Congressman. Kulinger,
republican, succeeds Cake, aud we hold our
own everywhere else. O'NeilI is said 10 be
beaten, but il he is he is supplanted by a goo
republican and a soldier. The Leg gislature is
decidedly republican"
General J. s. Negley telegraphs to the Pre,i-
dent that Allegheny county has gone republican
by 5000 majority, and that he General N Is
reelected by 5000 majority.
THE OHIO ELECTION.
Republicans Carry the State by FIT
teen Thousand MatOrfty-Gatn Two
CODgressm en- Schenck's aud Biux-
hams Districts Close
Gen. Boynton has received the following dis
patches to-day from OHIO:
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct. Il, BIS a. m.-lIamil-
ton county republicans elect both Congressman.
Scattering returns from the third district are
favorable TO Schenck, and from the State gene
rally favorable to the republicans. The vote Is
light, and returns come in slowly. The few
returns from Indiana indicate nothing un-
favorable to the republicans.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct IL, 3 ID a. m.-Ohio is
thousand. The third district is close with
chances against Schenck. The first and second
districts 60 republican. The election Of Smith
in the sixth district, and Foster in the ninth. is
claimed by the republicans. Shelabarger j.
elected, not counting the third district. The
republicans gam one, and probably two con-
gressmen.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct. u, 1850 p. m.-The
republicans gain the first and ninth districts.
the third and sixteenth are doubtful; the rest a.
as before.
VOTE IN INDIANA CLOSE.
voorhees, Elected-Legi Doubt
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 12-H. C.. Root--The
State is close. Legislature doubtful. yoorhee.
is elected. W. X. HOLLOWAY.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DLSPArcHESI
PENNSYLVANIA.
The 6th, 18th. 18th and 2Ist Districts
DOubtful-Read1ng,D Dem Elected In
the 0th. and ScOfield, Rep. in the
18Th Dtstrtct-kepublican LeEisla-
ture Elected.
7etegraphed Erclusfuely to The 1rening Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. r. Forney's Press
claims the election of Oliver to Congress in the
9Th district, and OF Shoemaker in the 18th.
which, however, are still in doubt. In the 5tb
district, Reading, democrat, is elected, hi. ma
Jority in Bucks county being 500. In the 18th
district, Erie gives a republican majority OF
1000; Clearheld gives a democratic majority OF
100, and Cameron45. There are large repub-
lcaD majorities in Forest, jefferson Mexican
and Warren counties. Sconeld is undoubtedly
elected. Cessnas election in the 18th district i
still in doubt, and so is Stewards in the 2Ist.
In the State Legislature the republicans will
have majority of five, and in the Senate a
gain OF two. The House will stand the same a.
a lfx-ao xuffh
In the City Council. the republicans will have
a majority of twelve in the Select, a gain OF A.
and OF twenty nine in the Common, "a loss or
One.)
Gains for Cessna I'm the 18th District
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-In the 18th dis
trict, Bedford county gives democratic ma
jority OF about So Cessna gain. in twenty-five
precincts 292 over the vote of 1853. when the
county gave $50 democratic majority.
The Pbiladelphia ElectiOn-NayOr
Fox Protested Against the Marines.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2-Mayor Fox yester-
day protested both TO United States Marshal
Gregory and Governor Geary against the en-
ployment of marines TO keep the peace at the
polls as a violation OF the Constitution of the
United States. Marshal Gregory, I'm his reply
quotes the act OF Congress authorizing the ap-
Polntment OF special deputies during the cleo
uon OF members OF Congress, and stated tha the
marines were called in because he was informed
that the deputies he had appointed were ar
rested by the city policemen, who were present
at the precinct in question, and were actually
engaged in the exclusion OF colored voters from
the polls.
Later From Ohio.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l2-The present figures
show Stevenson's majority to be i,5I7.
The highest majority for republican candi-
dates in Hamilton county is about 800.
Special dispatches received here from High
a nx-1 ...,l,
100.
In Clermont the democrats claim 375, while